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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1901

Page

10

Woman sues for damages over alleged slander and assault

Mrs. Mary A. Borgo files a $50,000 district court action against RE C. Jones alleging slander heard by several witnesses near 1008 East Park Street and a violent assault that left her hurt and distressed. She seeks $25,000 for defamation and $25,000 for damages from the alleged beating.

Mary A. Borgo RE. C. Jones Silver Bow County Alex Borgo East Park Street James McGarvin Mamie

OLD HALE HOUSE FIRE AND NEW LAWSUITS FILED

Two damages suits of 15000 dollars each were filed in district court against D J Hennessy J J Haggerty and Mrs Marcus Daly executrix of Marcus Daly's estate over the Hale house fire of March 21 1898 in which several people died. Plaintiffs Charles Lane as administrator of Martin Rooney and Robert Doyle as administrator of Matthew Doyle allege failure to provide fire escapes violated city ordinances, causing victims to be unable to escape.

D. J. Hennessy J. J Haggerty Marcus Daly Hale House Charles Lane Martin Rooney Robert Doyle Matthew Doyle Doyle Rooney Hennessy Daly Haggerty

Back From Honolulu Mr Blackford Returns Home

W Blackford has returned from a two month Hawaii trip with Mrs Blackford visiting Honolulu San Francisco and Portland. He reports health benefits and good spirits from the voyage. Mrs Birthright former West Granite hairdresser arrives in Butte at 110 North Wyoming to reopen her parlors and greet clients.

F. W. Blackford Butte Honolulu A. Birthright West Granite Street Alaska North Wyoming Street

Foresters of America Social Session Notice

Notice announces a social session of Court Butte No. 1 Fraternal of America on Friday evening March 2. Members and friends are cordialy invited._signed by W. J. Melvin, Secretary.

Foresters of America Court Butte No. 1 F. of A W. J. Melvin

Felker Not Satisfied The Slayer Of Cunningham

Felker voices dissatisfaction with the verdict and signals readiness to risk a new trial in the Cunningham case. The statement suggests ongoing legal strategy and potential appeals or retrial considerations.

Cunningham

Conviction A Mistake Moves for New Trial Arrest

Llewellyn L Felker who was convicted last week of manslaughter for killing J W Cunningham notified plans for a new trial and filed an arrest of judgment claiming the information failed to allege a public offense. The grounds include jury misdirection and potential jury misconduct. Judge Clancy set a hearing for next Saturday.

Llewellyn L. Felker J. W. Cunningham Clancy

Bitter City Campaign Sparks Between Kid Element and Taxpayers

In Walkerville a fierce local election looms as a youthful Democrat populist bloc clashes with the conservative business taxpayers. The young leaders claim bold moves and have energized bids for city offices, including mayor, police magistrate, and an alderman, while opposing factions accuse each side of stirring strong rivalries.

Walkerville Butte Hill City

Walkerville Democrats and Populists clash over city needs

A Walkerville speaker argues the democratic populist line favors modest taxes while backing a lighting plant and a new city hall and jail. He says the county won’t house city prisoners and accuses republicans of steering a citizens convention. The Democratic Populist party plans to nominate at tonight’s convention.

Walkerville Electric Light Company Citizens’ Convention

Church Annual Meeting Tonight At Seven Twenty

This evening at 7 20 o clock the church will hold its annual meeting with department reports on the year and addresses on church work. A social time closes the gathering and all members and friends are welcome to attend. An explosion on Park street caused shattered glass and a scene of damage. Mr and Mrs J H Quigley express thanks for sympathy in the death of Mrs H C Quigley and acknowledge aid from the street railway employer.

Bargo Park Street Schatzlein Street Railway Company H. C. Quigley J. H. Quigley H. Cc. Quigley

Grand Ball at Scandia Hall by Woodmen Camp 5805

The Modern Woodmen of America Camp 5805 announces a grand ball at Scandia Hall on Friday evening March 22 1991. Tickets and dance details are available from camp officers. Proceeds support lodge activities and community programs.

Scandia Hall Modern Woodmen of America

Burt Marsh Freed As Key Witnesses Vanish

The district court case charging Burt Marsh with grand larceny was dismissed by the county attorney after the two principal witnesses, Thomas and Rebecca Jones, left the county and showed no plan to attend. Marsh had faced trial for a buggy ride incident that led to a disputed $200 settlement and a later allegation of keeping $40. The witnesses later reappeared in Helena, triggering dismissal amid questions of potential civil remedies. Also noted is a public mass meeting set for March 22, 1901, at 8 p.m. in Butte to nominate three school trustees for District No. 1, Silver Bow County, Montana, to be voted on April 6.

Frank Connors Charles Darmstadt Frank Conley Connors Wade Missoula Burt Marsh Butte Helena Thomas Rebecca Jones Marsh Tecomber Jones Fisher Joneses Europe Stormey Silver Bow County Montana Isu

Jones vs Bargo Rent Case in Judge Nelson Court

Judge Nelson ruled for the defendant in a rent suit filed by K. J. Jones against Alex Bargo. Evidence showed only half a month’s rent was due, $6.00 was offered, and the case was for a month and a half. Court assessed costs against the plaintiff since full due amount was tendered.

K. ©. Jones Alex Bargo Nelson Ward

Funeral for Miss Mary Johnson at family residence

The funeral for Miss Mary Johnson is set for 2 p.m. today at the family residence located at 1103 Madison Street. Family and friends are invited to attend the service.

Mary Johnson Madison Street

Funeral for Gertrude Duhame at North Walkerville

The funeral for Gertrude Duhame, 10 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Duhame, will be held today at 2 p.m. from the family residence in North Walkerville.

Gertrude

Olson 68, dies. funeral soon announced

KE Olson aged 68 died yesterday. The remains rest at Sherman’s undertaking parlors. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

KE. Olson Sherman

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