Warrant Issued for Frank Nellis in Grand Larceny Case
A warrant for arrest is issued for Frank Nellis, driver for Louis Cohen, on grand larceny charges. A Justice Olsen court complaint accuses him of embezzling money from his employer, including 72.55 collected March 12 from Anderson Bros. and other smaller amounts totaling about 100 dollars. Nellis, off work due to illness, will be arraigned next Thursday morning.
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Frank Nellis
Louis Cohen
Justice Olsen
South Butte
Nellis
Anderson Bros
Lee Cohen
Tystice Olsen
Little Musical Wonder Paloma Schramm Delights Butte Audience
A young pianist Paloma Schramm charmed a small, discerning Family theater audience in Butte last night. The girl’s improvisation and mastery of Mendelssohn and Chopin drew praise, with plans mentioned for a return engagement with her sister Karla.
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Family Theater
Paloma Schramm
Butte
Paderewski
Joseffy
Paloma
Karla
Railway Tickets Available at Great Northern Office
Ground that the work was not included in the contract. Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway tickets are now on sale to Anaconda and all stations between to the Great Northern ticket office, 41 North Main street. Information as to time card and freight rates cheerfully furnished.
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Butte
Anaconda & Pacific
Anaconda
Great Northern
North Main Street
Elaborate Boulder Entertainment Planned by F A Heinze
F Aug Heinze plans an elaborate two day entertainment in Boulder with guests invited from Butte Helena and Great Falls A special train will depart Butte at 8 45 Saturday evening for the event.
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Boulder
F. Aug. Heinze
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Broad and Attel Fight 15 Rounds In Draw In St Louis
Broad of Cleveland and Abe Attel of San Francisco waged 15 fast rounds to a draw at West End Athletic Club. Broad pressed with bulldog aggression, while Attel's clever left jab and clinch work netted him the edge. The bout, announced at 126 pounds, showed Attel lighter than Broad by several pounds.
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St. Louis
Kid Broad
Cleveland
Abe Attel
San Francisco
West End
Broad
Attel
Butte Baseball Seeks Three More Pitchers Ahead of Season
Butte team officials report only Burns signed as pitcher with Stricklett leaving. Need three capable twirlers, while McDonough from Butte is signed as change catcher and Copeland as utility man. Perham eyed for right field though not yet signed. McCloskey due home within a week.
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Butte
McCloskey
Burns
Stricklett
McDonough
Livingston
Dillon
Fearless
Copeland
Perham
American jockeys display form at Liverpool spring meeting
London March 20. American jockeys started the Liverpool spring meeting with strong form. They won the first two races with Olivia ridden by Maher taking the initial private sweepstakes and the Golden Wings colt named in the Molyneux stakes with Skeets Martin aboard.
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London
Liverpool
Olivia
Maher
Skeets
Martin
Simon IT Wins Union Jack Stakes in England
Simon IT won the Union Jack stakes at London on March 20 with Cheiro ridden by Henry Spencer finishing second and Morganath ridden by Martin finishing third. It marked Spencer’s first mount in an English race.
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London
Simon IT
Cheiro
Henry Spencer
Morganath
Martin
England
Spencer
Alimony Motion Filed in Bartlett Division Suit
The defendant Kathleen Bartlett filed an affidavit and motion in district court seeking alimony and counsel fees in the Bartlett versus Bartlett suit. She, a Salt Lake City resident, claims a good defense and says she had to come to Butte to hire counsel. She seeks $75 monthly support and $500 for attorney fees with Roote and Clark. Lida Livingston was granted a divorce from Henry Livingston by Judge, represented by C F Connelly.
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Frederick A. Bartlett
Kathleen Bartlett
Salt Lake
Butte
Roote & Clark
Lida Livingston
Henry Livingston
C. F. Connelly
Court fixes bonds in street robbery case
Judge McClernan set bail at 500 dollars for Jessie Woods and Frisco Nell Blanche Williams after county attorney motion. Both women are charged with robbing two men on Galena street. bonds not furnished and they were remanded to jail.
Threat of Shooting Leads to Arrest at East Mercury Street
Tillie Ross, a white woman living at 24 East Mercury Street, was arrested after Mrs. Lee Ball, a colored woman, accused her of aiming a revolver and threatening to shoot. Ball says she found her husband with Ross and was warned to stay away. The case goes to police court today.
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Tillie Ross
East Mercury Street
Lee Ball
Plaintiff wins verdict for $50.10 in plumbing dispute
The jury in Judge Mc Clernan's court awarded A. J. Walker the plaintiff $50.10 plus costs for a disputed plumbing bill. Walker had performed work on the Oakland block and charged for extras, which Frank Jones refused to pay.
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A. J. Walker
Frank Jones
McClernan
Walker
Oakland Block
Drapery and Upholstery Samples Arrive for Agents
Over 150 traveling agents samples of drapery and upholstery goods offered in lengths from one half yard to two yards. Suitable for cushion tops and upholstering chairs and other furniture.
Nearest Fence Grocery House Ad Promotes Global Goods
From John G. Holland at 223 North Main Putte Montana the store touts a world sourced stock of staple and fancy groceries Teas Coffee Cocoa canned fruits and vegetables cereals flour and other items with a liquor department offering fine old port and sherry and Kirby's Pure Malt Whiskey priced per bottle.
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North Main St
Putte, Mont
Liquor Department
Kirby
Noted Litigant Mrs. Julia French Found Dead in Boston
Mrs. Julia French 70 a Boston resident and famed litigator was found dead on an elevator canopy in Back Bay. Medical Examiner ruled accidental death after a long period without evident contact, with a history of lawsuits and alleged litigious paranoia cited by experts.
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Boston
Julia
French
Back Bay
Draper
Revolution Takes Shape as Venezuelan Revolt Grows
Caracas dispatch reports General Matos leading eight hundred rebels besieging Carupano, while General Penaloza advances on Tucas. General Velutini heads to Barcelona as Riera marches toward Barquisimeto with Bolivar in play. Finance in Venezuela deteriorates with unpaid clerks and coffee unsold.
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Willemstadt
Matos
Penaloza
Carupano
Barcelona
Bermudez
Velutini
Riera
Cumarebo
Falcon
Tucas
Lara
Bolivar
Libertador
el Hacha
Barquisimeteo
Rolando
Maturin
Corupano
Castro
Piritu
Coro
General Sturbe
Gunaro
Solagni
Venezuela
Miners Demand Eight-Hour Day At Anthracite Mines
Shamokin Pa March 2 The United Mine Workers convention adopts several resolutions amid grievances. Key demands include an eight-hour day for all anthracite collieries and recognition of mine committees in dispute adjustments. Firemen seek union cooperation for eight hours, though not affiliated with miners.
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Shamokin
United Mine Workers of America
Committee On
Mine Workers’ Union
Mgr. Mitchell
Thomas Burnett
James Mullahey
Wilkesbarre
Firemen’s Union
United Mine Workers
Puerperal Fever Case Tied to Doctor Kellogg
The text states that through the negligence of Kellogg who attended her she contracted puerperal fever and fell ill for several weeks. She also sought $598 for the expense of another physician.
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Kellogg
Billings Notes and Local Happenings March 12
Special correspondence from Billings reports city clerk inquiries from Detroit about William Cowie now in Anaconda. Court items include William Martin's five day street work sentence and a 10 dollar fine for Donnelly in a fight at Savaresy's saloon. Other notes cover school fund apportionment per child and per district, local visits by H. C. Roeser, a Los Angeles marriage notice for Armstrong and Chapple, court openings, mining and business updates, a bowling event, and ongoing rain benefiting the countryside.
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Standard
Billings
Detroit
Mich
William Cowie
Cowle
Anaconda
Mann
William Martin
William H. Donnelly
Frank Moore
Savaresy
Donnelly
Moore
Marguerite Strang
Junction
Newman
Canyon Creek
Park City
Columbus
Laurel
Elder Grove
Musselshell
Tilden
Trewin
Roundup
Rapids
Allendale
Shiloh
Sullivan
H. C. Roeser
Grand Island
J. D. O'Donnell
Hesper Farm
The
Los Angeles Herald
H. E. Armstrong
Mattie Chapple
Mont
Los Angeles
Hugh K. Walker
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Armstrong
Los
Clark's Fort
Grand
A. B. Renwick
Hunter's Hot Springs
Thomas Graham
Charles Witham
Witham
W. O. Parker
Board of County Commissioners
W. H. Spear
Big Horn
Wyo
Mexico
Arizona
Spear Cattle Company
They Will Cut Germany Out
Chicago meat packers plan to ignore the German market after Oct 1 as Germany bans borax preserved meats. They say the American meat trade with Germany is negligible and that lard remains the main export, signaling a shift in strategy.
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Chicago
Germany
Confederate Post Elects Officers in Helena
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports N. K. Forrest post of Confederate Veterans in Helena elected officers this evening. George F. Ingram was chosen captain and the slate includes 8S. C. Ashby adjutant T. F E Crutcher first lieutenant R. F. Douglas second lieutenant Alex F. Burns third lieutenant Jacob Herman fourth lieutenant John W. Buskett quartermaster T. A. Johnson commissary officer.
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Helena
N. K. Forrest
George F. Ingram
Freaks of flowers says saloon best for blooms
The hash founder notes flowers fail in restaurants due to smoke and odor. He claims flowers thrive in saloons where tobacco smoke acts as a fumigator and liquor fumes stimulate growth. He warns restaurants stunt or kill them, advising grog-shops for success.
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Detroit News-Tribune
Malpractice suit against Dr Kellogg dismissed in Helena
Helena project court dismissed the $5,000 damage suit by Verna Zywert against Dr E S Kellogg on plaintiff motion without prejudice. Rumors of settlement denied by Kellogg’s attorneys. Plaintiff claimed that
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The
Standard
Helena
Verna Zywert
E. S. Kellogg
District Court
Kellogg
Night Off Drug Clerk Delighted by Overloaded Tray Incident
A Milwaukee drug clerk on his night off orders a lavish supper from a restaurant. A waiter arrives with a tray held above his head but the door proves too small. The door and floor clash with comic failings as the waiter is forced to unload the tray and the clerk enjoys his meal.
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The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Marksman’s Rifle Trick Shocks Danish Colony
An American marksman visiting Charlotte Amalia fires a shot at the flag staff of the fort and causes instant alarm. The governor admits the episode was a joking connivance that harmed his standing. Word reaches Copenhagen and the governor is removed from office.
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New York
Danish West Indies
Charlotte Amalia
Government House
Copenhagen
Calling Birds From the Sky
Frank M. Woodruff of the Academy of Science in Lincoln Park reveals a method to coax migratory shorebirds to land on Lake Michigan. Along with ornithologist J. Grafton Parker, he annually pursues the birds from the lake’s southern shore using a secret system.
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Chicago Daily News
Frank M. Woodruff
Academy of Science
Lincoln Park
Lake Michigan
J. Grafton Parker
Mr. Parker
Mr. Woodruff
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Quaker
Ralston
Mt A Lines
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Butte, Mont
Atterbury
America
Europe
East Park St
Tonkin’s
Dr. W. H. Wix
N. W. Corner Broadway and Main
Butte, Montana
T. G. Heine
Tl S. Montana St
Frank
Globe Tailoring Co
W. Park Street
Little Musical Wonder
Criti
Cal
Paltoma Schramm
Butte Briefs
Louis
Lake
Jessie Woods
Frisco Nell
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Cor. Park and Main Sts., Butte, Mont
John G. Holland
Grocer
Julia French
Billings Notes
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
East Broadway
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
BIG Blackfoot Millins Company
BUITE
Bonner
MOY
Butte, Anaconda
Missoula
Boston & Montana
Britannia
W. H. Nicholas
E. Broadway
Iada Fmprontana Electric Co
DR. Mott'’S Chemical CO
Ohio
Finlen-Media Drug Co
Butte, and Martin Drug Co
Trumbull & Beebe
Sansome St
Lydia
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Indiana
Woodruff
Sevren
Gulf of Mexico
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