Trademark dispute over J. T. cigar label leads to injunction
I Pincus files suit in district court against W F Scheffel seeking an injunction and damages for using a counterfeit J T trademark and label. Pincus says J T was created by J T Shinnick in 1901 and assigned to him in 1901. he claims broad recognition in Butte and Silver Bow and alleges misrepresentation and deceptive advertising by Scheffel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Pincus
W. F. Scheffel
J. T.” Pincus
J. T. Shinnick
J. T
Secretary of State
Edgars
Pincus
Butte
Silver Bow
McHatton & Cotte
Sumpter Mines News Report Growth and New Smelter Plans
Sumpter Ore mining district shows recovery with multiple mines yielding profits. Robbins leads Golconda ownership modernizing with 125000 dollars invested. E and E mine to pass to eastern buyers after deep drilling. Killen Warren and Stewart plan a new smelter to process all available ore. Concord Redsoy consolidation reports rich ore and monthly $22000. Prairie Diggings exceeds $30000 monthly with new mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumpter, Ore
Warren
Sumpter
Butte
Golconda
Robbins
Stewart
Concord
Quebec
Bunker Hill-Sullivan
Idaho
Prairie
Diggins
Baker City
Thunder Mountain Mines Seen As Great Prospect by Idaho Visitor
A.E. Werner of Boise reports heavy Idaho preparation for the Thunder Mountain rush with an estimated 25,000 travelers expected. He cites universal praise from visitors, claims eastern investors are buying claims, and notes Dewey properties are tested as wonders. Boise businessmen have raised 25,000 dollars to improve the Boise road for a full outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Werner
Boise
Idaho
Butte
Thunder Mountain
Wern R
Werner
Dewey
Mr. Werner
Dr Leggat Leaves City Dons Office
Dr Leggat resigns from the Dons office as city officials note his departure and the move reshapes local administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Leggat
Will Locate in St Louis Dr J W Gunn Named Health Officer
Dr A C Leggatt, Butte health officer, has left for St Louis to take an urgent transit company post. Dr J W Gunn will fill the unexpired term as health officer, while Leggatt’s family remains in Butte. Also noted is the death of Lee Richard Casey and sales notice for railway tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Leggatt
Butte
St. Louis
Transit Company
Aa Gunn
Leggat
Davey
Dr. Leggat
Missouri
San Francisco
J. W. Gunn
J. T. Carroll Lumber Showcases Largest Vehicle Assortment
J. T. Carroll Lumber at the corner of Arizona and Platinum streets advertises the largest selection of high grade vehicles ever shown in Butte. Prices are very low and customers are urged to call and examine stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Carroll Lumber Company
Arizona
Platinum Streets
Butte
Revival meetings at Shortridge Memorial Church this week
Revival meetings led by Rev. A L Chapman begin at 8 p m each evening except Saturday. The chorus is directed by Professor G V Stevens. Tonight's sermon topic is Deliverance From Sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
A. L. Chapman
G. V. Stevens
Butte City Democratic Convention Called for March 18 1902
The Butte Democratic City Convention is called to meet March 18 at noon in the Auditorium to nominate aldermen for each ward and conduct other business. Caucuses will be held March 14 and primary meetings March 15 in specified ward locations to choose delegates. Each ward provides 11 delegates and 11 alternates to the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Democratic Party
At & Pp. m
P. m
Woolman Street
Florence Hotel
Hamilton Street
Mast Park Street
Cash Lodging House
City Corral
Second
Arizona Streets
South Main Street
Central Committee
James T. Finlen
James M. Reynolds
Truthful advertising promise from a late 19th century retailer
A store proclaims ongoing one quarter below regular prices on toilet articles, rubber goods, cutlery and sundries. The owner asserts a long history of keeping promises since a change of management and invites patrons to buy while stock lasts.
Attorney General Plans Appeal in Dempsey Prosecution
The attorney general states intent to appeal the prosecution linked to Dempsey. Authorities pursue further legal action, aiming to secure charges or revise prior rulings. The case remains active as prosecutors review options and potential courtroom steps.
Defendant Absent as Murder Case Appeals From Jail
Peter Dempsey, wife killer, fled county jail after appealing to the supreme court. Attorney general seeks transcript and hearing chances are slim for prosecution. if captured he faces hanging. Mannie Batschi sues for divorce from Gau denz Batschi on cruelty claims. They married in Butte June 5, 1899, with threats and beatings alleged. Tivoli saloon stake and 737 South Montana property cited. Judge Clancy bars disposition of assets and sets show cause for alimony and fees with March 22 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. H. Manning
Spokane
Thornton
D. W. Dunton
Omaha
Thornton Robert Larsens
Salt Lake
Finlen
A. N. Noyes
Pony
Wide World
Pearson's
P. O
Absolom S. Johnson
Annie Hustert
Butte
Mexico
Maguire’s
Opera House
J. L. Hamilton
Pipestone Springs
Montana
Joseph O’brien
Virginia City
George Ed Gohn
Lee Townsend
Jennico
Sutton
W. W. Taylor
Rochester
Minn
United States
Mae Thorne
Northern Pacific
First Baptist Church
Mr. Cope of
Dillon
Paul
A. O. Newton
Albemarle Hotel
Livingston
Chicago
Bernard F. Shanley
Kalispeim
Knowles
Balliet
Helena
Thomas Reynolds
Great Falls
Peter Dempsey
Supreme Court
Dempsey
Donavan
Mannie Batschi
Gaudenz Batschi
South
Montana Street
Clancy
Doll Sues for Surviving Partner Rights in Ice Company
George E. Doll sues Cornelius Fleming as administrator seeking turnover of books and control of the Consumers' Pure Ice company alleging he contributed 1233 dollars in January 1900 and that as surviving partner he is entitled to the business records. Mrs May Moore seeks temporary alimony and costs citing the defendant's city salary. The Nipper Consolidated default is entered in a separate suit against John Caprice et al, with summons served on George H. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Doll
District Court
Cornelius Fleming
T. P. Fleming
T. P. Fieming
Consumers’ Pure Ice Company
Fleming
Doll
May Moore
Thomas Moore
Nipper Consolidated Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John Caprice
George H. Robinson
Nipper Company
Trial summarized in Plymouth-Silver King suit nears end
Judge Clancy presides as T. T Baker Martin Buck Levy and Patrick Mullins testify yesterday. Hamilton-Cambers case in Judge Harney's district court likely resumes this morning. No trial yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Department of the Court
T. T Baker
Martin Bucklevy
Patrick Mullins
Harney
Department of the District Court
Motion in Minnie Healey case on court jurisdiction argued
The defendant's motion to add to the judgment to show the court retained jurisdiction in all injunction proceedings was argued yesterday morning at the plaintiff Miles Finlen's request and taken under advisement until this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Healey
Miles Finlen
Minor Police Court Cases Before Judge Boyle
Eleven defendants appeared in Judge Boyle's morning session with five described as plain drunks. Key cases include Charles Jennison charged with threatening to kill Barney Shanahan with a pitchfork. plea not guilty and trial set for this afternoon. Jennie and Gene Deval faced counts of loud noise and vagrancy. Deval fined $25 total and $10 for the woman after allegedly striking a policeman. John Gorman accused of rolling a barrel in the street and defying police warnings. trial set for this afternoon. John Quinlan not ready to plead to discharging firearms. $20 collateral posted for appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deval
John Gorman
Laughlin
John Quinlan
Montana Street
Notice to stockholders of Hennessy Mercantile Co.
Notice to stockholders states a meeting at the principal office in Butte Montana on a Monday in March at 11 o'clock a m for election of directors and other business. E J Kelley secretary signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennessy Mercantile Company
Butte
Mont
E. J. Kelley
John A. Creigt
G. W. Stapleton
T. Hodgens
United States
Europe
John A. Creighton
Omaha
G. W Stapleton
A. H. Barrett
EB. D. ‘Leavitt
V. Kemper
T. M. Hodgens
V. UO. Hodgens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
The
Standard
East Broadway
Butta Telephone 422
Butte, Mont
Orton Bros
Red Orton
N. Main
Montana Music Co
J. G. Yates
M. H. Gary
M. S&s. Gunn of
John H. Wright
City
George L. Ramsey
R. Dorn
W. Bennett
R. M. Hart
Frank D. Brown
Philipsburg
G. W. Koenig
Boston
J. J. Johnson
George B. Conway
Melrose
W. C. Adams
Ogden
John Frazier
Missoula
W. G. Garvey
Toledo
Ohio
Maveh
West
Park
H. F. Collins
Anaconda
Hanon
Oregon
Constant
Thun
der Mountain
N. Main Street
Aban
DONS
Will
Dr. J. W. Gunn
Lee Richard Casey
South Dakota Street
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Great Northern
North Main Street
Newbro Drug Co
James EF. Keyes
Attorney General
Fannie Baracht
Hela
Dead Man
Sues
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park
Galena Street
H-O
Goyer’s Maple Syrup
Rosea
Goyer
Ritter
Jam
Crosby
Voy
Booth
Montana Cash Grocery Co
Cor
W. Park
Streeta
New Clark Building
Corner Park
Academy
Montana Book Company
W. H. Klein
N. Main St
Lance
Fosselman Drug Co. Pharmacists
T. G. Heine
Montana St
A. Augendre
Paris
Newbre Drug Co
Butte. Mont
Lee Mantle
Chas, Schatztein
Frank W. Haskins
A. B. Clements
Charles R. Leonard
Aug. Heinze
Henry Mueller
James H. Mooteath
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John D. Ryan
John R. Toole
Cc. C. Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
Ass't
State Savings Bank
First National Bank
OF Buite
Andrew J. Davis
Jamee A Talbott
KL. B. Welrick
George Stevenson
Castomer
Creall
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