Brandy Sues To Undo Mining Estate Deal In Montana
Mrs Brandy seeks to rescind a mining estate transaction linked to the late Henry Brundy. She alleges misrepresentation and pressure by her advisers and seeks to recover $4 750 already paid plus prevent further disbursements. The suit names numerous distant heirs and the State Savings Bank of Montana as administrator of the Brundy estate. The case questions title to property conveyed to Captain Wolvin and requests a restraint on further payments and a judgment for return of funds.
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Henry Grundy
Sally A. Brandy
William Wallace
John G. Brown
J. B Weir
Mra. Brandy Phe
Benjamin H. Canby
Brandy
Missouri
Illinois
Louis
Elia McLean
Mary
Frank B
Brundy Naano
Fpormer
Montana
Butt
Mre Indy
Ivin
State Savings Bank
Late Savings Bank
Wolvin
Death of Mrs Sarah Ann Hall in Butte
Mrs. Sarah Ann Hall widow of Capt FE Hall longtime Alice Mining superintendent died in Butte while visiting her daughter Mrs Ike Hellbronner on Excelsior avenue. She suffered diabetes for years and died last evening at age 85. Born in Wales November 10 1860, she lived in Spokane after marrying Captain Hall and later resided in Butte. Survived by two sons and three daughters including Sam Hall and Nellie Pearl Jenson. The funeral will be held at 126 Excelsior avenue at 4:30 this afternoon before burial in Spokane. Her death saddens Butte’s older residents who recall her charitable works and nursing during hard times.
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Sarah Ann Hall
FE. Hall
Alice Mining Company
Ike Hellbronner
Excelsior Avenue
Hall
Butte Pre
Wales
Newbro
Trost
Mich
Nellie Pearl Jenson
Los Angeles
Hellbronner
Tutte
Hock
Spokane
Hie
Fee
Bute
Ants Brother Arrested After Release From Jail
A fragmentary report notes Meyers on Wyoming Street at night cited by a brother for alleged fraud. Police attempted rearrest as the brother left jail but were refused. Sara A. Faulkner of Brockton is described as spending hundreds on buying and selling postcards nationally.
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Meyers
Wyoming Street
Boads
Sara A. Faulkner
Brockton
Montana appoints all Navies? not specified list
Montana's patronage slate was wiped clean and confirmed by the senate today. Nominations including R N Sutherlin and others for register and receiver positions in Great Falls and Miles City were approved. Further nominations were sent in by President Wilson with Montana senators supporting quick confirmation.
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Washington
Montana
Senate
R. N. Sutherlin
Register
Great Falls
Public Land Committee
Wilson
Myers
Walsh
Biether A. Appleton
Hozenan
James T. Hamilton
Miles City
H. Foster
Edward J. McLean
Perry's Flagship Well Preserved As To Timbers
Erie March 17 The Niagara flagship of Commodore Perry recently lifted from Lake Erie rests near shore eight feet out of water and well preserved for the centennial of the Battle of Lake Erie. The portholes remain visible as guardians note the hull, including a musket wedged near the forward bow.
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Erie
Niagara
Comomdore Perry
Lake Erie
First Time In Years Democrats Celebrate In Lincoln
Chicago March 17 Secretary of State William J Bryan arrived for a conference with Gov Dunn and spoke at the Irish Fellowship club St Patrick’s day banquet where Col dames Hamilton Lewis led the speakers. Bryan declined to discuss the Illinois senatorial scene saying he will speak in Lincoln to celebrate Democratic gains.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
Gov. Dunn
Irish Fellowship Club
St. Patrick's Day
Col Dames Hamilton Lewis
United State
Tainois
Bryan
Tinois
Lincoln
Mr. Bryan
Washington
Springfield
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Meres
Henry Brandy Disco
Wolrin
Butte
Ants
Home For
Brooklyn
Hkennessys
Kennessys
Little Sister
Milan
Sampeck
Brussels
Nottingham
States
Capital An
PERRY
Timbers
ATEST
Aeroplane Roulette
Paris
England
Germany
France
Austia
Austria
Italy
Calcutta
Harry Lauder
Mr. Lauder
America
Nat
Anna Kasham
Uomanent
Shimidza
Yasuwht
Prince of Wales
Beecham’s
Beecham
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