Geyman Seeks 6000 Damages in Malice Suit Against Mining Adversaries
Charles Geyman owner of the Yankee Bay mine in Rice addition sues Lee Mantle Joseph Carroll James Forbis and others for 6000 exemplary damages alleging malicious attempt to ruin him in business. Attachments and garnishments were issued against nearby properties and banks. May 24 suit dismissed. Geyman claims 2000 lost from halted development and 1000 in counsel fees. Other divorces and suits noted in district court.
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Lee Mantle
Joseph T. Carroll
James W. Forbis
Geyman Mining Company
Charles L. Geyman
Frank Geyman
John Geyman
Josie C. Geyman
Charles Geyman
Yankee Bay
Rice Addition
Carroll
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Butte Sampling Works
Silver Bow National Bank
State Savings Bank
First National Bank
Geyman
Harney
McBride & McBride
Funeral for Thomas W. Murphy Held at Sacred Heart
The funeral for Thomas W. Murphy was largely attended at his brother's residence on 454 Fast Broadway. Murphy, 52, lived in Butte for 18 years pursuing mining, making many friends who attended the obsequies. Mass was said at Sacred Heart church and interment followed at the Catholic cemetery.
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Thomas W. Murphy
Fast Broadway
Murphy
Butte
Sacred Heart Church
May Tell It All Monday Cont in Pretoria Delays Peace Plan
It is presumed delegates have accepted Boer terms but Pretoria expects difficulty in uniting the Vreeniging conference. The delay could push a decision to Monday as papers in South Africa and London discuss peace plans.
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Pretoria
South Africa
London
Treating Them Well British See That Boer Delegates In
British authorities prepare a comfortable camp at Vreeninging near Vreeninging for Boer peace delegates. The camp includes 60 bell tents and 20 marquees with water, electric lights, and medical staff. Delegates enjoy outdoor games as Scots guards stand as guard of honor. Orange Free State delegates beat Transvaal in a football match.
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Pretoria
Vreeniging
Transvaal
Traunsvaal
Vaal
Orange Free State
Scots Guards
Milner Leaves Pretoria as Boer Delegates Return to Vereeniging
Lord Milner the British high commissioner departed Pretoria for Johannesburg this morning. Boer delegates also left Pretoria and returned to Vereeniging Transvaal where peace conference arrangements were settled in favor of the Boers. The issue that occupants of outlying farms faced danger from natives or wild beasts was deemed well grounded.
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Pretoria
Lord Milner
Johannesburg
Veereniging
Transvaal
Brotherhood elects two grand officers in Norfolk
In Norfolk Virginia on May 29 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers completed a day of balloting and elected two more grand officers with James C Currie of Cleveland chosen for one post.
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Norfolk
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
James C. Currie
Cleveland
Engineering leaders eyed for next meeting in Los Angeles
The report names second assistant grand engineer and Charles A. Blake of San Luis Potosi as first grand assistant engineer. Los Angeles is regarded as having the best chance for the next meeting.
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Charles A. Blake
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Los Angeles
French Battleship Gaulois Leaves for Boston After Washington Statue Visit
The French battleship Gaulois under Admiral Fournier arrived in New York to convey the French commission for the Rochambeau statue unveiling in Washington. After the ceremony the ship departed this port tonight for Boston.
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New York
Gaulois
Admiral Fournier
Washington
Rochambeau
Boston
Prince Henry of Prussia insured against assassination
The New York Commercial Advertiser reports Prince Henry of Prussia holds a life policy of 900000 dollars payable only if he is assassinated. The czar, meanwhile, is heavily insured with policy figures including 4000000 for himself, 2500000 for Grand Duchess Olga, and 1250000 for the czarina, reflecting fears amid anarchists and nihilists.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Prince Henry
Kaiser
Russia
Olga
Sage to Stay at Fifth Avenue Home As Lease Renewed
New York financier Russell Sage will remain at his Fifth Avenue residence after renewing his lease for 21 years with Gerry estate, owner of the land. Rent has risen from 700 dollars a year to about 12 500 dollars after adjustments. Sage says he will stay rather than move, and improvements he made may revert to the lessor if the lease ends.
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The
New York Herald
Fifth Avenue
Russell Sage
Gerry
Mr. Sage
Mr. Gerry
Mrs. Sage
The Nearest Fancy Grocery House in the State
John G. Holland at 223 North Main Street with phone 764 B advertises a fancy grocery house in the state and markets Our Electric Light Flour The Great Bread Maker.
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North Main Street
Tobacco and liquor depart ments open late with specials
The store advertises all day hours until 10 p m for tobacco cigars and liquor. It lists bottle prices for beer ale malt whiskey and champagne cider with multiple per bottle per dozen six bottles options and box prices for cigars including Junior Perfectos and Sweet Marie.
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Bota
Berlin
P Og
Hd Stove
Kirby
Key West
Pth al Poetry
el Telegrafo
Stad West
Junior Perfectos
Sweet Marie
City police committee acts on Reynolds recommendations
The police committee met at city hall to discuss Chief Reynolds annual report. It approved creating the office of clerk to the chief and pushing stricter duties for junk dealers, while others were ignored or postponed.
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Reynolds
Police Committee
Duggan
Alderman Duggan
Butte
Jessie Woods
Harvey Holmes
Darktown
Boyle
Siebeneler
McGillie
Clean Sweep Targets Secretaries of Red Light District
Police rounded up a large group of alleged secretaries of the red light district and jailed them. Nine men were charged with living off the earnings of fallen women, including D P McGilligan A B Dorville Gene Tracy Gaston Desoto Victor Doudo Frank Pardee John Lamin Sam Harding and a man named Farshaw. Frank Connors was held for vagrancy and Alfred Lowery for disturbing the peace due to loud disturbances in the town.
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Red Light District
D. P. McGilligan
A. B. Dorville
Gene Tracy
Gaston Desoto
Victor Doudo
Frank Pardee
John Lamin
Sam Harding
Farshaw
Frank Connors
Alfred Lowery
Archbishop Kean Stands By Dubuque Post In Succession Talks
Dubuque Iowa May 29 Archbishop Kean refutes reports of succeeding the late Archbishop Corrigan saying archbishops are not transferred without cause and he intends to remain in Dubuque as far as he knows.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Kean
Corrigan
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Richard Sutton
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Flora May Hollingsworth
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Preston
Idaho
James 8
B.C
Swan T. Hogewell
L. E. Cook
Regan
Clancy
Nicholas Hughes
T. P. Fitzmaurice
Royal Life Insurance
Assas
Pritchard
Harrison
Cor. Park and Mein Sts
Butte, Mont
John G. Holland
Grocer
Liquor Department
Wade
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
East Broadway
Rebecca
Pufahl’s
West Park Street
Giticura
Charterhouse Sq
Rue de la Paix
Paris
Porter Drug and
Cuem
Corr
Rods
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Batte, Mont
Big Blackfoot Milling Company Ale and
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Arizona and
Aluminum Sts
Bonner, Mont
Butte, Anaconda
Missoula
Lewery
Riley-Dwyer Liquor Co
C. A. Perrin
Helena Montana
Smith Hair Growing Co
Washington Blk
Lydia
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Cook Remedy Company
Magonic
Butte Electric and Power CO
A. Augend
France
L. Newbro Drug Co
Rent
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Practical Undertakers and
Fmbalmere
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