Sudden Death of James J Richards Pioneer of the Sixties
James J Richards, 47, born in England and longtime resident, died suddenly at his home 725 East Summit Street after suffering miners consumption for months. A watchman at Mountain View mine, he paused work Monday and declined through the afternoon before death at 3:39 pm. Survived by wife, two sons, and a daughter. member of the Miners Union and Peace and Harmony Lodge. Funeral arrangements pending.
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James Me Richards
England
East Summit Street
Mountain View
St. George
Slow progress in Davies case weighs on Montana court
In Judge Bourquin's district court department Silver Bow county sues W E Davies clerk and the American Bonding Co. for damages amid lengthy examinations. State Examiner Rowan spent the day on the stand as cross examination looms. other cases involve publication damages and guardianship disputes over Archie Ward's children with Mrs Ella Bissell seeking to prove the father unfit.
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Silver Bow County
W. E. Davies
American Bonding Company
Bourquin
Department of Theistriet Court
Rowan
Ray
W. P. Farrell
Teodor Duna Beoneht
Standart
Dam Yes
Eccase
Ety Wealth Office
Mike
Tn Spector
Archie Ward
Ella Bissell
Minnesota
Nthe
Ward
Missoula
Quiet Police Court Routine Highlights Fines
In Judge McGowan s court yesterday, disturbers dominated the session. Martin Riley led the aggressors and was fined 10, Pat Riley paid a fine, and Gilroy was dismissed. Otto Van Dyke paid 10 for disturbing the peace, while Pat Raymond and E Lambert were dismissed. An advertisement note followed seeking a lathe and related items.
Freight Wreck Delays Trains In Hardy Tunnel
Great Falls Montana reports a freight train wreck in the Hardy tunnel sixty miles away caused daylong delays. Passengers from a 2:20 PM departure to Helena faced return trips or a mountain walk where another train met them. About 39 travelers walked over the hill to continuing service. Washington section notes U.S. crop estimates show corn, wheat, oats and eight other crops up about 3 percent from last year and 24 percent above five-year average. Funeral services for John Cole set for Wednesday at Memorial Christian Church Orelock Mercury and Washington streets conducted by Rev Tilbur.
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Great Falls
Hardy Tunnel
Helena
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
John Cole
Orelock
Shortridge
Memorial Christian Church
Mercury
Washington Streets
Mr. Tilbur
Justice Colligan Has Busy Day In State Court
Justice Pat Colligan presided over multiple cases yesterday. James Flynn faced a no prove prosecution for a forged order at the Black confectionery stove, while Mee Laughlin received an acquittal after deputies say the case hinged on witnesses. Brown was discharged in a burglary case with no prosecutor. Will iam Riddle was found guilty of disturbance with a suspended sentence conditioned on staying away from Annie Riddle and avoiding contact.
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Maurice Engish
James Flynn
Flynn
Will Love
Hosiion
Prcs
Love
Atantie
Pat Colligan
Mee Laughlin
Ape. Brown
Jane Jones
Mike Finnegan
William Riddle
Annie Riddie
Thease
Riddle
Tokleidegaard Wedding Ties Butte Couple to West Granite
Edward Tokle and Nora Ide raard of Butte were united in a Norwegian Independent church ceremony conducted by Rev. P. Pedersen on Monday. Attendants were Julius Pedersen and Miss Allee Mor. The couple will reside on West Granite Street. Also notes a funeral gathering for neighbor John J. Cole of Cooper Camp No. 191 at White & Krebs undertaking parlors today at 1:30 p.m. and an upcoming engineers union meeting on Nov 11 1908 to decide withdrawal from the Silver How Trades and Labor council. A separate ad touts the Automatic home phone service and mentions an odd quest by the Boston to New York board of education for a tuberculosis treatment teacher and a special school for tuberculous children aboard an old ferry boat.
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Augustine Kohler
Switzerland
A. H. Kohler
Dakota Street
Kon Yer
Tutte
Plains
Montana
Aldergulch
Kohler
AH. Kohter
Oxford
Mt. Moriah
Softsinger
The
First Baptist
Church Melating
Edward Tokle
Sis Nora Ide Raard
Butte
Norwegian Independent Church
P. Pedersen
Julius Pedersen
Mies Allee Mor
Tokle
West
Granite Street
John J. Cole
Cooper Camp
White & Krebs
Knights of Pythias ’Hall
Main Street
Andrew
Charles Gardn Hrick
Engineers’ Union
Silver How Trades and Labor Council
Alexander Meazher
Boston
New York
A Literal Plenty Mentioned in Baltimore Mob Scene
The Baltimore American notes stage managers and commentators observing a surplus of people in the crowd. The piece conveys a bustling, crowded scene with emphasis on abundance and public interest during the event.
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Baltimore American
Star
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Butte’s Shopping Center
Bell
Latey's Store
West Park St
Oregon
Orleans
Vermont
Simon
Aice
Lutey's
Lutana
Litana
Duey
Finman Haddies
James J. Richards
Ishimay
Assas
Augantine Kondor Gatch
Alem
Jean Boy
Vavia Genkin Morgan
Gardens Avenue
Gwynne
Emmanuel Presbyterian
Church
Davies
Laintife
Rial
Court Duhame
Chaney
William Clancy
William Switzer
Kim
Glaney
Switzer
Propio
Alfred Karsted
Karl Riedelsberger
Taustealofeesor
Postothe Jepartment
Arthur “Tretheway
Matthew Cuffe
Francia H. Manning
Menry Zatte
Deiphos J. Simard
Newton
Dawson County
T. O'Brien
Everybody's Shoe Store
Shoes For
East Park St
Free Shoe Repairing
Weive Pounas Ory Umuns
Rmour
Rane
Tad
Breau
Atl
Vonda
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Main and Park Sts
Butte, Montana
Riddell Paint and Art Co
West Park Street
Lamb Veri
West Gi Butte
Mom
E. Park
Justice Colligan
Tokleidegaard
Cole
Winchester
Remington
Savage
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Nordica
Broadway
Maud
Powell
Ing’s Est
Orpheum
Eva Taylor
Sean Reto
Pracower
Galery
F. A. Ironside
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