Heating Plant in Flat Fails to Warm Home Amid Suit
Daniel Driscoll sues Bartlett Heating and Ventilating Co for 300 dollars and six 50-dollar notes claiming the heating plant installed in the West Broadway flats failed to heat the two sides of the dwelling. He testifies temperatures ranged 44 to 68 degrees despite guarantees.
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Daniel Driscoll
Bartlett Heating and Ventilating Company
Driscoll
West Broadway
Breen & Mackel
Mackel
Breen
Man Interfered to Protect Mother Faces Assault Charge
Joseph Williams posted bonds of 200 in Justice Deevy’s court to stand trial next Wednesday for assaulting his stepfather Thomas Harris. Williams, living in the Curtis block, says Harris abused his mother, prompting the interference. Harris shows injuries and filed a complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Williams
Justice Deevy
Thomas Harris
Williams
Curtis Block
Harrises
Harris
Bank Case on Concealing Property Deferred Again
The case against Ben Bank for concealing property to defraud creditors was postponed again in Justice Deevy's court by mutual consent. This marks the second postponement and the case is set to be resumed next Wednesday.
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Ben Bank
Tourist Car Sleeper Runs St. Paul to Chicago Flier
Beginning February 25 the North Western line will run a tourist car sleeper between St. Paul and Chicago. The Chicago to St. Paul trip departs 10 p.m. and arrives 9:40 p.m.. the return from St. Paul leaves 6:35 p.m. and reaches Chicago at 7:00 a.m. A. M. Fenton, general agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Western Line
St. Paul
Chicago
Fenton
Veterans camp to muster another unit in Anaconda
Department Commander Ww. EF. Davias of the Spanish War Veterans and members of the H. W. Lawton camp will travel to Anaconda on Saturday evening to muster Robert Lennington camp No. 6 into the department of Montana.
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EF. Davias
Card of Thanks From William OConner and Family
The family thanks Butte circle No 155 Women of Woodcraft and all friends for kindness during our bereavement. William OConner and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Circle
Women of Woodcraft
William O'Conner
Short Line Sees New Salt Lake Route To Los Angeles
“Here today there day after tomorrow” signals launch of a Salt Lake route to Los Angeles with queries directed to any Short Line agent for details and timing.
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Canada
Little Slave Lake
Montana Line
Edmonton
Lutby’s
Los Angeles
New Salt Lake
Quiet and Inactive Markets Amid Slow Trading
The stock market shows a quiet session with limited price movement and minimal trading volume. Analysts cite cautious investor sentiment and lack of fresh catalysts as factors behind the slow activity.
CURB STOCKS IN DEMAND IN LATEST TRADE FLOWS
Butte and London stocks rise as market interest broadens with uptake by Butte Coalition East Butte and Haven absorbing shares. Dee seeks brighter market conditions amid shifting demand and price movement.
Bail as a Deterrent to Evil Tendencies in Montana Court
Judge Donlan set a heavy bond at twenty thousand dollars for Charles Wagner charged with assault in the second degree for trying to kick a man’s head off. The court cited a policy of high bonds to deter crime, noting previous cases where small bonds enabled defendants to reoffend. Wagner faces additional charges of assault in the first degree, with trial set for Friday.
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Donlan
Jube H
Charles Wagner
Hame
Karl Wagner
J. G. Voris
E.S. Booth
Walker
Wagner
Voris
Booth
Thirteen Called Yet One Released by Judge Warren
In a morning session Judge Warren releases one man for a minor intoxicant offense as thirteen are charged. Dennis McCarthy, the sole releasee, explains his “St Patrick’s day” remark and avoids further time. Others, including Lauren Hoff Marion Codette and several dope fiends, face jail terms or fines. Prostitution, vagrancy, and disorder cases lead to 30 day sentences, 50 dollar fines, and expulsions.
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Dennis
Lauren Hoff
Marion Codette
Gesser
Annie Doe
Ed Fay
James N. Byrne
Joe McAllister
James Devine
Warren
Blanche Hucklin
Wyoming
Peter Carroe
M. Lane
Ingram
Unitarian Social 10 Night at Jewish Synagogue
The Unitarians plan an evening program at the Jewish Synagogue with vocal and violin solos by Nils Carlsen Floyd Noyes and Mrs H M Barry plus a stage reading of Tie Sleeping Car featuring a listed cast headed by Alexander Mackel Eleanor Humphrey Lowell King and L L Crone.
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Nils Carlsen
Floyd Noyes
Gra Noyes
H. M. Barry
Yy Bonella
Alexander Mackel
Mrs. Roberts
Eleanor Humphrey
Mr. Roberts
Lowell King
Willis Campbell
Butte Retail Grocers to Hold Their Banquet
The annual banquet of the Butte Retail Grocers association will be held at the Finlen hotel next Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock. It is expected to be notable with witty speeches. John Ferns serves as president and Charles Austin as secretary.
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Butte Retail Grocers’ Association
Finlen Hotel
John Ferns
Charles Austin
Pursuing the Murderers in Indian Territory
Vinita March 14 Marshal Darrough reached Vinita from Spavinaw reporting reports of Cherokee trouble exaggerated. Darrough arrested 15 full blood Indians on harboring Wickliffe boys and will lodge them in the territorial federal jail. He says most Indians favor Wickliffes but no uprising is expected. a battle is anticipated before capture. Darrough remains in Vinita directing the manhunt.
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Vinita
I. T
Darrough
Spavinaw
Duarrough
Wickliffe Boys
Winita
Territorial Federal
Wickliffes
Striking Miners in Lens Threaten General Action
In Lens France on March 14 a general strike is threatened by district miners angered by safety and hygiene lapses before the Courrieres mine disaster. Several organizations have joined the strike and word of boy labor is noted from the World Messenger Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lens
France
Courrieres
Durable inlaid floor coverings offered at two prices
A solid carload of inlaid floor coverings is in stock. The sellers guarantee these inlays to be the most durable and best finished, matching perfectly in laying and washable with any soap. They state the coverings will hardly wear out or look shabby, priced at $1.45 and $1.65 per yard.
Registration numbers rise on second day across sites
Registration figures show a larger turnout on the second day. East side yesterday 151 for two days 282, west side yesterday 188 for two days 302, Walkerville 53 yesterday totaling 72 over two days, city total 634.
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Walkerville
Mayer Auction House Private Sales Offer Bargains
Mayer offers no price restrictions on goods and will accept any offer. Mr. Mitzner acts as auctioneer and will sell any item at the auction from 2 to 6. Private sales are available with liberal discounts from Mayer at 22 West Park Street, jeweler to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Mr. Mitzner
West Park Street
Card Whist Party and Dance At Knights of Pythias
A card whist party and dance will be held tonight March 15 at the Knights of Pythias castle. Hosted by Silver Bow camp No. 5805 Modern Woodmen of America, admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Castle
Silver Bow Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Hawaii Delegate Seated After Unanimous Vote
The house committee on elections No 8 voted unanimously to recommend seating Delegate Kalani Anaole of Hawaii, whose seat was challenged over alleged fraudulent election methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Elections, No. 8
Kalanianaole
Hawaii
President nominates Lieut. Col. Charles F. Hollowell as brigadier general
Washington March 14 The president sent to the senate the nomination of Lieut. Col. Charles F Hollowell to be brigadier general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Charles F. l Hlowell
Chicago Moves to License Street Car Firms Without Franchise
Chicago officials plan immediate licensing of street railway companies on lines the Supreme Court ruled lacking a franchise. Mayor Dunne and company lawyers agreed to issue permits soon to allow rotary service on existing lines, after removing the 99 year contentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Dunne
Derrick Collapse Kills One at Hotel Raleigh Addition
A derrick collapse at the Hotel Raleigh construction site in Washington on March 14 caused one fatality, a man fatally injured, and two others hurt.
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Washington
Raleigh
Grand to Live on Postum Coffee Substitute
An Ohio woman recounts a six month health turnaround after quitting coffee for Postum Food Coffee. She describes previous heart trouble indigestion and nervous strain from coffee use, then notes improved strength memory and steadier nerves after switching, with home life and productivity restored. The ad cites Postum by name and location Battle Creek Michigan.
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Ohio
Postum
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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Ancatt Museum OF Anatomy
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Park St
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Gene Ty
Boston
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Dew
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New York
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World Messenger Office
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Bloater
PLA
Walanianaole
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DR. Dodd
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