Daily court drama at Judge Boyle features famed miscreants
In the Butte News Cast, Judge Boyle presides over a police court show with a cast including Tim Murphy James ONeill and Jerry McCarthy. The docket mixes drunks ordinary disturbers of the peace fighters a vagrant a window smasher and a con man. Fine amounts range from 6 to 10 with several cases continued or dismissed.
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Tim Murphy
Texas
James O'Neill
Richard Hennigan
Mike Laffy
Jack Marthee
Anna Vassay
Miss French
John Hogan
S. E. Hooper
J. Slimy
J. Smith
Hogan
Hooper
Slimy
Smith
Charles Murphy
Patrick O'Brien
Murphy
Mercury Street
O’brien
Wyoming Street
P. J. Scott
Goldman
Ben
Frankie Atkinson
South
Wyoming
Woman accused as Carrie Nation figure in glass smashing
Early yesterday morning a Atkinson woman allegedly played a Carrie Nation role and smashed three panes at a rival's home at 32 East Galena Street. She was granted 24 hours indulgence and not ready to plead. Thomas McClellan, a vagrant, was sentenced to three days in the county jail.
Bargains in Coal at Butte Coal Company
Overstock sale offers Sweetwater Rock Springs coal delivered citywide. Lump price six dollars per ton, down from five fifty. Call 477 to order. Butte Coal Company, 19 East Broadway.
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Sweetwater Rock Springs
Butte Coal Company
East Broadway
Work in Sacred Heart by Two Eloquent Jesuit Missionaries
The Sacred Heart parish in Butte reports a strong mission conducted by Fathers O Connor and Mulconry. Four new societies formed, attendance reached 2 800 men 160 women and 600 children, with a hoped church completion by fall and a goal of 1 000 members in three months.
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Sacred Heart Church
Father Callahan
Young Men's Sodality
Temperance Society
Father Connor
Father Mulconry
Butte
Federal court rounds up disputes and rights of way
Judge Knowles rules in favor of Postal Telegraph Cable Company granting right to construct its line over Oregon Short Line railroad property from Ogden to Butte with damages set at 1 per mile totaling 127. Concurrently Helvetia Condensed Milk versus Davidson Grocery proceedings focus on an objectionable label and a $4510.50 cost petition from the Nixon bankruptcy case.
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United States
Helvetia Condensed Milk Company
Davidson Grocery Company
Knowles
W. FE F. Carroll
Nixon
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Postal
Monida
Silver Bow
Ogden
Butte
San Francisco
Memphis Move to Name Rev Thomas Gaylor as Vets Leader
In Memphis on March 23 a campaign began to back Rev Thomas Gaylor Episcopal bishop of Tennessee as commander in chief of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans. The N B Forest camp unanimously endorsed him and a Southern Sons of Veterans committee urged him to allow his name at Dallas next month with conditions: unanimous erection and elimination of the military feature. Support pours in nationwide.
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Memphis
Tenn
Thomas Gaylor
Tennessee
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
N. B. Forest
Sons of Veterans
South
Dallas
Hotchkiss Ordnance Board Posts No Preference Dividend
London report says Hotchkiss Ordnance cannot declare a preference dividend due to American Ordnance's weak position and small profits. The board cites no fault of its own for losses in the U S. American firm carries a debt of £120000, and legal action to recover funds is not pursued.
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London
Hotchkiss Ordnance Company
American Ordnance Company
America
Platt Sees the President in Washington Meeting
Senator Thomas C. Platt of New York met the president in Washington on March 24 and announced the planned reappointment of Naval Officer Sharkey of Brooklyn after leaving the White House.
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Washington
Thomas Thomas C. Platt
New York
White House
Sharkey
Brooklyn
Funeral held for Robert E Campbell in Miles City
Robert E Campbell died at 75 and was mourned in Miles City with a home service at 2 p m conducted by Rev. Catlin. He was born in Harrisburg Pennsylvania in 1827 and married Elizabeth Thompson in Pittsburgh fifty years ago. Six daughters survive including Mrs Ras Tus Haynes Mrs Joseph Richorn Mrs Frank Embree Mrs Arthur Hammell Mrs Joe H McKay and Mrs 8 M Martindale. Deceased had lived in Miles City since 1880.
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Standard
Miles City
Robert E. Campbell
Mr. Catlin
Harrisburg
Elizabeth Thompson
Pittsburg
Rastus Haynes
Joseph Richorn
Frank Embree
Arthur Hammell
Joe H. McKay
8. M. Martindale
Cattle and hog prices rise at South Omaha market
March 24 South Omaha market reports cattle receipts 2,900 with steers at 4.06 to 5.00 and cows and heifers 3.79 to 5.00. hog receipts 5,100 with heavy slaughter at 6.06 to 6.25 and best around 6.15. sheep receipts 7,000 with active market and lambs around 5.20 to 6.50 and ewes at 2.50 to 6.80.
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South Omaha
Texas
Kansas City Market Report Prices For Livestock
Kansas City dispatch lists receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep. Native cattle and Texas steers priced around 4.35 to 6.60 with various classes including cows calves bulls and stockers. Hogs traded firm with typical hog price ranges reported and sheep mutton and lamb values noted amid a strong market.
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Kansas City
Atile
Texas
Wool auction sales in London draw large attendance
The London wool sale on March 24 offered 12,473 bales with spirited competition and full prices. Strong demand for superior and fine greasy wool from New South Wales Victoria and Queensland for the continent. Americans bought suitable fine medium greasy crossbreds.
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London
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Nominations Sent to Senate for Consuls and Officers
The president sent to the senate nominations including consuls Hugo Muench at Zittau Saxony and William F. Alger at Puerto Cortes Honduras. second lieutenants Lawrence Crawford George Terrell William S. Wood. Navy commanders John C. Ford and Charles Roelker. lieutenant commanders Asher Baker William Sutherland Charles Fox. lieutenants Harold Norton Frank Bennett Thomas Snowden. postmasters Idaho Arthur C. Cogswell and Burke Washington Charles H. Jones Arlington.
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Washington
Senate
Hugo Muench
Missouri
Zittau
Saxony
William F. Alger
Mansachusetts
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Lawrence C. Crawford
George Terrell
Texas
William S. Wood
Virginia
Navy
John Cbd. Ford
Charles 2. Roelker
Asher B
Supreme Court poised to test prize case jurisdiction
Washington March 24 The United States Supreme Court sees a motion to dismiss in the prize case United States army versus Admiral Sampson to determine the court jurisdiction. The case concerns whether the Spanish ship Infanta Maria Teresa and its munitions were condemnable as prize. The DC District Court ruled for Admiral Sampson and a brief for Admiral Dewey supports the court's jurisdiction.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
United States Army
Admiral Sampson
Infanta Maria Teresa
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Government Wins in Aristotype Case at Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of the United States in the American Aristotype company v United States, aligning with the Dunlap decision. The ruling held that because Treasury regulations to enforce the Dingley law rebate on alcohol used in the arts were absent, the provision had no effect. Arguments were heard last week and the decision was unusually swift.
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Washington
American Aristotype Company
United States
United States Supreme Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Baum Mart Scarves and Sables Price List
A price list shows various scarves including Baum Mart Scarfs at 39.00 and 50.00, Opossum Scarfs at 10.50, German Sable Scarfs at 57.50, Sable Fox Scarfs at 26.00, Blue Lynx Scarfs at 25.00, and Blue Lynx Cluster Scarfs at 25.00 with related notes.
City Convention Deliberations and Ward Delegates Named
Democrats and Populists smooth primaries in Walkerville with no contest. Delegates elected for the upcoming convention include mayoral candidate Mike Murray, treasurer Archie Zeig, and police magistrate James Dennison, with ward slates led by John Sivalon Ed Fleming and Jerry C Kelly. First ward delegates Tim Early Jr Tom Collins John Murray William Mulcaire Bat Invernezzi. Second ward delegates John Cannon Mike Murray James Dennison Luke Neonan Mr O Connor. Third ward delegates Nat Whelan Joe Massa Mike Murphy Mike Gleason Dave Buckly. Convention set for tomorrow in Judge Neenan's office.
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Walkerville
Mike Murray
Archie Zeig
James Dennison
John Sivalon
Ed Fleming
Ed Finnegan
Jerry C. Kelly
Tim Early
Tom Collins
John Murray
William Mulcaire
Bat Invernezzi
John Mullin
Mike MceKevitt
George O'Grady
Jerry Sullivan
O'Neill
John Cannon
Luke Neonan
Mr. O'Connor
John McGraw
Tom Neenan
Mike Dalton
James McGlynn
Nat Whelan
Joe Massa
Mike Murphy
Mike Gleason
Dave Buckly
Kelley
Mike Peters
James Cortezzi
Don Breslin
James McCarthy
Secona
Judge Neenan
Bankrupt Petition Sought for Crude Rubber Co
A petition filed in New York seeks involuntary bankruptcy for the Crude Rubber company. Banks including Bank of New Brunswick, First National Bank of Ottawa, and National Bank of Helena claim $50,000 each, while total liabilities are listed at $3,000,000. Receivers hold assets and alleged preference actions are noted, with related court filings involving Flint & Co and a U.S. circuit court case.
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New York
Bank of New Brunswick
St. Johns
N. B
First National Bank of Ottawa
National Bank of Helena
Hempstead Bank
Charles R. Flint
Wallace R. Flint
Flint & Co
Sedro Rubber Company
United States Circuit Court
William H. Ladd Jr
Italy adopts reform shielding women and young workers
In Rome on March 23 the chamber of deputies passed a bill protecting women and children in mines and factories by 136 to 30. It sets the minimum employment age at the end of the child's 12th year and bans women from night work. The chamber adjourned until April 15.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Will Deliver Memorial Address at Arlington May 30
Washington reports President Roosevelt accepted invitation to speak at the National cemetery Arlington on Memorial Day May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
National Cemetery At
Arlington
Traffic Disrupted by Heavy Snow in Berne
Berne Switzerland March 23 traffic here has been greatly interrupted by the heavy snowfall.
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Berne
Switzerland
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James
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O'Connor
Fprmols
Miss Litiga
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Jndge Knowles
the Postal Telegraph Company
Dr. Gaylor
Platt
Nes Ao
California Fig Syrup Co
Co.—California Fig Syrup Co
Alfirma
Louisville, Ky
Cal
New York, N. Y
Miles City and
Custer
Cato
X. I. S. Cattle Company
Montana
Custer County
Ingersol
Rea Cattle Company
Butler & Horton's Slaughter House
Surloin
Omaha Livestock
Kanana City
Boston Mining
Adventure
Allouez Eee
Seeres
Ee Eeae
Eenenene Pee Erewies
Bingham
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
SNIR
Eeebaees Bis Ks
Lis
Franklin
Isle Royale
Old Dominion
Trinity
Treree
London Wool Sales
Test Naval Prize Law
Baum Mart
Alaska
Tae
Isabella Fox Sea
Rfs
SLAD
Gibson
Maxin
Lewis
Democrat-Populist Party
Crude Rubber Company
Clinton
Yellow Medical and Surgical Institute
West Broadway
Morris P. Kelley
Mgr
Mont
P.J. Brophy & Co
P. J. Brophy & CO
DR. Mott’s Chemical CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Finlen-Media Drug Co
Butte, and Martin Drug Co
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