Receiver McLaughlin Ends Nipper Mine Role Amid Shutdown
Receiver Thomas McLaughlin ceases duties as the Nipper mine operator after the supreme court remittitur reverses Judge Clancy's appointment. The mine closes, 250 workers laid off, and Heinze litigation drives closures at Minnie Healy and Blue Jay mines. The high court's ruling could end receiverships in disputed ore ownership cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McLaughlin
Nipper
Supreme Court
Clancy
Helena
McLaughlin
Comanche
Minnie Healey
Blue Jay
Heinze
Heinzes
Minnie Healy
Parrot Company
A. P. Heinze
Died Among Strangers H Forsting's Corpse Found
The body of H Forsting was discovered in a Swiss home lodging house amid unfamiliar surroundings. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the death and identifying potential next of kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Forsting
Stranger man found dead in Swiss Home lodging house
A man identified as H. Forstine from Pocatello was found dead in a bed at the Swiss Home lodging house. No violence is suspected. coroner's inquest will be held at Sherman's undertaking rooms this evening to determine cause and learn about the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Forstine
Pocatello
Johnson
Sherman
Constable Sater Cleared After Case in Walkerville
W H L Sater constable for Walkerville township faced a complaint before the board. He admitted aiding a Butte collection agency and neglecting justice courts but pledged to focus on township duties. Commissioners told him to behave and he revoked three deputy constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. L. Sater
Walker- Ville
Board of Commissioners
Sater
Butte
Walkerville
A Jolly Excursion Ends With Narrow Escape
A Merry crowd from Mr. and Mrs. J H Turner and others rode to Crystal Springs for a night of dancing swimming and revelry. On return Mr. Hogan's horse bolted tossing the two occupants from the buggy frightening them though they were unhurt. The group calls itself the Midnight Prowlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Springs
J. H. Turner
T. KE. Fitzgerald
Fred R. Gordon
J. Francis Hogan
J. T. O'Brien
Mr. Hogan
Mrs. Hogan
Hogan
Midnight Prowlers
Loyal A O H Delegates Return from Missoula
D J Hennessey state president John Ferns of Silver Bow J J Grogan of Butte Walter Sewell P V Ryan and J T O'Brien returned from Missoula where they organized division No 1 A O H of Missoula Thirty members were initiated and the hosts in Missoula were praised for their hospitality by Butte delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Hennessey
John Ferns
Order
Silver Bow County
J. J. Grogan
A. Oo. H
Butte
Walter Sewell
P. V. Ryan
J. T. O'Brien
Missoula
Missoula, Where They Went To Institute Division No
Garden City
No Opposition Seen In School Trustee Nominations
Time expired for nominations of school trustees with Mueller Moulthrop and Giard nominated by citizens. Opposing force does not pursue the race, leaving the three to return to duties on the board. The community says the schools are in excellent hands and that proceeding unchallenged is best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Mueller
Moulthrop
Giard
Board of Education
Butte
Populists Endorse Seven Candidates From Other Parties
Populist voters back seven candidates from rival parties in a cross ticket move. The endorsement signals strategic alliances ahead of the upcoming elections and names several prominent figures linked to the coalition.
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Populists Indorse
Liberal fusion in city ticket as Hinds backs cross party slate
A populist meeting at John Weston’s office outlined fusion plans for alderman candidates across labor and republican strings. John Byrne and Tom Hinds touted a campaign fund of $5,000 with $1,000 contributed by Hinds, while several wards remained unsettled or unnamed.
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Popullar Party
John Weston
John Byrne
T. R. Hinds
Judge Nelson
Jack Hoy
Larry Duggan
Labor
K. C. Day
Abe Cohen
R. Archambault
Republian
Hubbel
Patrick McMahon
Joe Bryant
Tom Hinds
Salvation Army Leader Visits Butte Montana
Maj. Robert Hargrave of the Salvation Army with Spokane headquarters spoke at the army barracks in Butte and urged swift personal reform. He will tour Dillon Livingston and various Southern and Eastern Montana cities before returning home, with further talks tonight and tomorrow in the barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hargrave
Salvation Army
Spokane
Helena
Army
Northwest States
Washington
Dillon
Livingston
Montana
Mercers
Salvationists
Jesus Christ
Meehan Released On Reasonable Doubt In Ryan Death
Judge Arnold freed James Meehan from the charge of killing James Ryan after defense testimony showed Ryan’s death resulted from protracted alcoholism and not Meehan’s beating. Trial proceedings continued over the weekend and no binding over was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Meehan
Arnold
James Ryan
Thyall
Ryan
Meehan
Butte Blacksmiths and Helpers' Union Meeting Notice
All members are requested to attend the regular meeting tonight the 26th. Business of importance. John Kubitz, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Blacksmiths and Helpers’ Union
John Kubitz
German American Progressive Society Concert and Ball
Under the patronage of the German American Progressive Society of Silver Bow County the event will be at the Auditorium on Thursday evening March 28 1901. A most enjoyable time is promised for everyone. Tickets for concert and ball six cents. The committee F P F W Kuphal, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Society of
Silver Bow County
FPF
W. Kuphal
Quiet City Wedding Ties James Harper and Agnes LeClair
At 6 15 p m last evening by Rev G H Whiteman at the home of Mr and Mrs Adams on Oklahoma avenue James Harper engineer of Anaconda Fire Department and Agnes M LeClair were married in a quiet ceremony attended only by the bride's sister and brother in law.
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Adams
Oklahoma Avenue
James Harper
Agnes M. LeClair
G. H. Whiteman
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church
Harper
Anaconda
Harper couple to reside in Anaconda after services
Doris Myers funeral set for 3 PM at Richards' parlors with Mr and Mrs Harper as witnesses. The Harpers will establish their home in Anaconda following the service.
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Mrs. Harper
Anaconda
Doris Myers
Richards’ Undertaking
Fire at Boulder destroys two houses on Third Avenue
A March 25 blaze on Third avenue in Boulder destroyed two residences, with losses around 1800 dollars. Mrs Anna Cook's former home burned, unoccupied, insured for 700, smoke-choked and unrecoverable. Nearby Mary More cottage also burned, uninsured, prompting talk of improved town fire protection and equipment.
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Standard
Boulder
Third Avenue
Anna Cook
Mary More
Chamberlain libel case opens as defense cites afterthought suit
London March 25 The hearing on libel actions by Arthur and Neville Chamberlain against the Star and the Morning Leader resumes. Counsel for defendants says Arthur acted only after consulting Joseph Chamberlain, notes Archlow works orders and Kynoch contracts as grounds. Sir Edward Clarke argues articles attacked Joseph Austin Chamberlain via Arthur Chamberlain.
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London
Star
The
Morning Leader
Arthur Chamberlain
Neville Chamberlain
War Office
Joseph Chamberlain
Arcklow Works
Kynoch
Sir Edward Clarke
Joseph Austin Chamberlain
Grand Lodge of Good Templars Incorporation in Butte
The grand lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars is incorporated with articles filed in Butte. Trustees Massena Lullard Helena Charles S Passmore Boulder P B Mills Deer Lodge John A Johnson Missoula J R Paulds Stevensville serve as incorporators. Objects include promoting total abstinence and publishing temperance literature. principal office is in Butte with no capital stock.
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Grand Lodge
The
Independent Order of Good Templars
Butte
Massena Lullard
Helena
Charless. Passmore
Boulder
P. B. Mills
Deer Lodge
John A. Johnson
Missoula
J. R. Paulds
Stevens Ville
Evansville
Kan
Barker arraigned in New Jersey shooting case
Thomas J. Barker faced arraignment in New York for assault with intent to kill the Arlington New Jersey shooting of Rev. John Keller. Barker pleaded not guilty and bail was set at four thousand dollars, posted in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas J. Barker
John Keller
Arlington
N. J
Barker
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Butte News
Owsley Block
Butte Mont
of Butte
Batte
Kristie & Leys
N. Main St
Drs. Murray & Freund Hospital
Butte, Mont
Li Tr
Broadway
Main
Butte Graduate University of Pennsylvania
Serm
Newbro
DR. Chung
W.gailens &T
Butte, Megt
M’laughlin
Sherman's
Springs
John
Byrne
Paign Fund
the Salvationists
Major Hargrave
Harper-LeClair
Chamberlain
Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Arnland In
Rye
Cahn, Belt & CO
Baltimore, Ma
Maryland Club
Tivoli
Owsley
Butte, Montana
Saratoga
Tae
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
Sonate Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Hardware Department
Mining and Blacksmiths
Mechanics
Alsen and
Salt Lake Portland Cements
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Arizona
Aluminum Sts
Honsner, Mont
Butte, Anaconda
Old Tennessee
Lipton’s
P. J. Brophy & Co
Grand Opera House
Dick P. Surresy
Neil Burgess
County Fair
New York City
Dick P. Surrey
al G
Mecca
al G. Field
Arthur Rigby
Tommy Donnelly
Doc Quigley
Pascatel
Paris
Blackford Bros
Keys
MacDonald
DR. Noro
Butte Mercantile Co
Eo Fee
Griggs, Cooper & C O., Mfrs
St. Paul
Losiaat
Marvel
Mission
San Francisco
Cal
A. Augendre
France
D. Newbro Drug Co
Mont
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