Two Damage Suits Ready For Jury In District Court
Two civil cases near trial in Butte district court feature A G Lewis as administrator for Rose Amelia Lewin v Charles Steele over a fatal June 5 collision and Boyle v Anaconda Pacific Street Railway Co over electrocution risk on high tension lines. In Steele case, testimony wrapped and arguments to settle jury instructions began with a $25,000 claim. in Boyle case, motions for non-suit failed as experts testified on high current risks and Boyle seeks $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
A. G. Lewis
Rose Amelia Lewinst
Charles Steele
Lynch
Park and Columbi
Pat Boyle
Butt Anaconda & ‘Pacific
Street Railway ‘Company
McClernan
Department of Court
Boyle
Taintitt
Boyl
Butte Current Notes Focus on Local Social and Travel
Scattered notes from Butte passage through Walker’s business, rental pianos from Orton Bros, a raincoat sale at Tonkin, and John O’Leary en route to Hamilton Bay. Residents like Snyder, Mrs. A. C. Ray, J. Le Carrol, CN Reynolds, TA Fapplana, LE Moscow, F. Ske, D. W. Hughes, Nertha Olson, Yegen Bros., and others are listed as visitors, guests, or travelers. The column also mentions shipping, banking, and transit mentions, with several mentions of trips to Denver, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Great Falls, Helena, and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker's
Orton Bros
Tonkin
John O'Leary
Hamilton Bay
TL. Snyder
Pittsburg
A. C. Ray
Basin
Butte
J. le Carrol
Los Angeles
Reynolds
Toston
TA. Fapplana
Dixon
Lemgat
Moscow
Anaconda
F. F. Ske
Chicago
D. W. Hughes
Missoula
Lisa
W. S. Williams
Rock Island
J. D. Borden
Stevensville
Horn
Frank Painter
Henry Gilbert
Walkerville
Alberta
Wright
St. Paul
PLM Ag
Ing
F. D. Stapleton
Spokane
Pacific Steam~ Ship Company
Julia O'Connor
Olympian
Omaha
M. K. Bonter
Seattle
C.M. Moore
Tonter
Dartmouth
R. Rogers
England
Robert
T. M. Wheeler
Hennessy Company
New York
F. . Pilling
Little Son
Helena
Mr. Pilling
Rob Fisher
Modesty Creek
Tomn
G. Bawden
Tron
Lake Linden
Sith
C.D. McLure
Philipsburg
Clara
Charlotte
Finlendirs
James H. Lynch
Murray’ Hospital
J. H. Suydam
West Daly Street
Victoria Martin
Maiden Rock
New Delineator
Woman's Magazine
New’ Story
Blue Book
Adventure
People’s
Smith's
P.O. News
Shirts on Sale Priced at Two Fifty and Three Dollars
A local retailer advertises shirts priced at 2.50 and 3.00 dollars. The promotion highlights basic styles and stock availability for customers seeking affordable apparel.
English Raincoat Ad from Manchester House of Mandleberg
Advertises English raincoats from the House of Mandleberg in Manchester London. Garment prices shown include 35 dollars usual, on sale at 40 and 45 dollars. Guarantee offered: money back if not satisfied.
Raincoats For Men And Women At Discount Prices
A local sale lists raincoats priced at twenty five and thirty dollars for men and women. Shoppers are urged to visit the shop to take advantage of the bargain while stock lasts.
Hold Up Estimates Wage Scale Cause Fight
Davis objects as contractors reportedly agreed to pay the four day wage scale and later resisted. Several sewer contracts list payments: Barden Co. 3000, Burke Maloney 700, J J Kelley 400. A unanimous vote held back the estimates. The tax rate remains unchanged. improvements and district plans occupy council time. A protest on East Broadway street sewer routing prompts investigation. A request to loan voting machines to the miners’ union passes with one negative vote. A new journal committee is formed and Miss Edmunds becomes the first woman at the clerk’s desk to assist with minutes.
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TM. Barden & Co
Burke
East Broadway
Fast Park Streets
H. Corkish
Broadway
Iran
Miners’ Union
Clinch
Swarts
Andrews
Butte
Missy Edmunds
Cty
Vote for Women story highlights union meetings and Goosie tale
The report covers demand for women's suffrage, three union meetings led by Mrs Pat Wall and Mrs Cotterill, and Jane Addams aiding a working mother who lost her son. The anecdote of Little Goosie underlines the need for ballots to secure legislation like pensions and child care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Wall
Texas Street
Grand Avenue
Bartenders
Street Railway Men’s Union
Tailors’ Union
Mra. Cotterill
State Organization of Suffragettes
Cotterill
Chicago
Shere
Hite
Goosie
Jane Addams
Addams
Sna °Forth
Mottra
Mitte Gooste
Butte Briefs Report and Local Notices Today
Birth announced May 6 to Mr and Mrs Frank Marron 419 Shields avenue a daughter Gen C A H de la Gardie detained in Butte yesterday by ions but his suitcase large pie shed with woman s apparel in stead. Jien D Cooper of Huntley seeks adjudication in bankruptcy filed in federal court yesterday. Fred C Kingsley of Plains filed a debtors petition seeking adjudication in bankruptcy in federal court yesterday liabilities erzd2 assets 50 Clinton H Moore secretary of the Montana Society of Engineers mailed to members the report of the last annual meeting at Great Falls Florence 11 year old daughter of Mrs Mary McDonald of 1715 North Excelsior avenue recovering from the shock of being knocked down by a Walkerville street car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marron
Shields Avenue
C. A. H. de la Gardie
Butte
Jien D. Coop
Huntley
Fred C. Kingsley
Plains
Clinton H. Moore
Montana Society of Engineers
Great Falls
Florence
Mary McDonald
North
Excelsior Avenue
Walkerville
Pupils Train for School Play at St Lawrence Parish
Pupils of St Lawrence school rehearse a three act drama and operetta titled The Toy Shop to be staged next week in the parish hall. Under Sisters guidance the children from first through third grades perform songs, instrumentals, and a ballad. Cast includes Pierce Garney Irene Kelly and many named students as various figures across nations in a staged allegory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Lawrence School
Sisters of St. Lawrence's Parish
Pierce Garney
Irene Kelly
Joseph Farthing
Hugh O'Keefe
Ballari
Hirin
Ireland
Verd Telmex
Columbia
Milannia
Gindya Sullivan
Erin
Margaret
McGlynn
East
Madeline Mecrone
Lacy Rock
Liberty Theresa Lynch
Hinglish
Canada
Lillian Briscoll
Scotland
Mary Kelly
Wales
Talia Shea
Australia
Isabella Skelly
India
Laura Connors
Unclear excerpt tied to Akos claims and Palace praises
A fragmented text mentions White Hat McCarty and Palace praises for Akox and a claimed mineral discovery. Disjointed lines reference wealth, a winner named Sethe Amore, and various medical or chemical terms. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hat
McCarty
Aid Palace
Tyaoe
Sethe Amore
Ireland Home Rule Debate At Parish Event
The piece describes Erin's cause supported by columnists amid calls for Great Britain to grant home rule. Notable names include Chlorius Shea, Francis Connell, John Downes, Catherine Noonan and Catherine Church. Father Batens backs the effort and aids in making the parish affair a success.
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United Statn
Colum
Erin
Great Britain
Ireland
Britain
Chlorius Shea
Francis Connell John Downes
Catherine Noonan
Catherine Church
Father Batens
Senator committee reviews anti trust bill praise by Untermeyer
Samuel Untermeyer, counsel for the House Money Trust Investigating Committee, endorsed the pending anti trust bill before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. He called it the best bill introduced this session and supported its ideas to curb trusts. New Jersey factories employ more workers than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Untermeyer
House Money Trust
Senate Interstate Commmerce Committee
Congress
New Jersey
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Butte News
Independent Telephone
Bechtel
Voluteers’ Hall
the Clothery
Mle-Iaternalter-Aranifin CO
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Colne
Davis
Une
Aassensseer & Caras Westras
Pieerere Tabor Council
Promehment
Frank Green
J. W. Hudson
Council
Judiciary Committee
Duncan
East Tett
Socialist National Commites
Montana
Barnard Realty Company
Lfe
Planne
Butte Briefs
Rubies Emeralds Sapphires
Mose Linz
N. Main ST
Crex
Ian
Anne Seypeier
ST. Lawrence Parish
Germany
Mary
France
Delia Tigginss
Russia
Sephine Rodgers
Catherine Cronin
Ni ‘Cmavnopsis
Britannia
United States
M’carty
Akoz
Tries Mineral
Bill
Ons Oy
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