Alimony, mine woes and legal battles unfold in court
A mixed bundle of legal notices and mining disputes dominates the page. Dan Holland faces five days to pay court ordered alimony to Bertha Holland or face contempt. Judge Lynch rules against an inspection petition in a mining case while Ruston, Tadelt, and co battled for stock and cash. A 17 year old sues the streetcar company after a fall from a running board. Instances of bond and trust disputes appear alongside ongoing mine output and railroad project reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Dan Holland
Bertha Holland
Holland
Gail
Anaconda Mining Company
Monida Trust Company
Ing
HH. Hanson
Irving J Tadelt
Satral
Clements
Jan McMillan
George H. Wilcox
Herr James McLaughlin
Jim
Pat F. Burris
Andrew Fort le Owens
Norton Steles
Jne Donne
Harrington
John
Dasnes
Ty F. Nolan
Peter Breen
Fredman
Charles Lavighery
Tacughers
John EM
Tadic Berger
Pol'ec Moher
Teta
Tower Court
Dan Drew
Clarence Smith
Barnes Stetrade
Cn Omer
County Coast Stoner
Helena Leaders Rally For Y M C A Building Drive
Helena May 26. Citizens turn attention to fundraising for a Young Men’s Christian Association building. Major gifts from two Montana pioneers spark momentum as Catherine Warren and others urge support. A campaign banquet launched plans with a 200 member committee targeting swift, broad giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helens
Helena
Befra
Montana
Catherine Warren
Inrad
Aten
John Bielenbers
B.day
Guni M
Gerry Jr
Massena Bullard Fonrad Kohrs
CB. Pfeiffer
C. B. Pfeiffer
Stone
Portland
Settlers Ordered to Pay Expenses in Operation Case
A Supreme Court decision in the suit of D. P. Raker and others enjoins officials from cutting water supply to settlers during an election dispute. The case involves charges under the act and the secretary of the interior, with the US government seeking to enforce the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
D. P. Service
Natrac
Secretary of the Interior
United States May Build Second Canal Across Nicaragua
Washington reports strong belief that the United States will construct a second canal across Nicaragua to connect the Atlantic and Pacific faster than through Panama. Dr Salvador Castrillo asserts a canal treaty would be negotiated with Nicaragua granting exclusive rights for 800000 dollars to cut across Nicaragua via the Sanduen river and Lake Nicaragua. The plan ties to Taft era policy and received approval from the Nicaraguan government through Minister Weitzel in May, with Overman noting civil service reform concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Panama Canal
Salvador Castrillo
Castrillo
Nic-alena
Taft
Weitzel
Eretigaen
Nicaragua
Conquet
Sanduen River
Lake
Nica
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Advertisement
An old advert promotes a fig syrup and senna elixir as a stomach liver and bowel cleanser for children and adults. It claims gentle digestion, drugging avoidance, and emphasizes the product’s delicious taste and safety with directions on use. It urges buyers to ask their druggist for the full name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senna
California
Eckman Alterative Promises Health Claims for Troubled Lovers
A fragmentary letter extols Eckman’s Alterative as beneficial for various ailments. The writer claims numerous recoveries, cites throat and chest issues, pleurisy, and stomach troubles, praising the medicine’s “proof” of efficacy. The missive mentions Aurora and multiple names, with an embedded note promising fuller text on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Second Avenue
Aurora
Hekmac
Nice
Representative Stout to Get Charles Pray's Place
A fragmentary report notes Representative Stout likely to fill Charles Pray's seat. It mentions a committee on public lands and clerks, with references to land offices in Montana and other regions, and includes scattered lines about various political and industrial topics, including quartz in manufacturing.
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Representative Stout
Charles Pray
Uimters
Public Lands
Jf Baal
Tiles City
R Gow
Quartz production and uses in early industry noted
The article notes quartz fusion for chemical apparatus tubes and dishes, cites rough surface issues, and discusses production figures for 1912. United States output reached 47,814 short tons valued at 916 million dollars? It cites increases in supply and value with Tennessee as top producer by volume, Maryland second in output and first in value, and mentions changes in ground quartz and ore pits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
Trennessee
Maryland
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Mark Cross
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
West Park
Butte
de Barnes
Duluth
Keating Gold Mining Company
Hiw
Radersburs
Three Forks
Turing
Fere
Bath
Wopayes
DAS Holland
NO Monida Trust
Millan
Sayp
Can
Y. M. C. A. Building
Cen
Overman
Wilaoa
Avai
Griss
Eckman
Pemen Es
Cambridge
Mass
Newark
N. J
Caaeob di
Seeley
Davenport
Wharton
Wilson
Ceerenton State
Dunn
Concilerabie
Unival
Norfolks
Society Brand
N. Main
Anda
Norcross
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
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