Butler Arraigned On Jewel Saloon Destruction Charge
Mike Butler a fireman with the Butte department was arraigned on a felony charge of malicious destruction of property by high explosive at the Jewel saloon Mercury and Arizona streets Tuesday night. Bail set at 500 with bonds not accepted, Butler claims the act was spite driven and vigorously denied involvement.
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Mike Butler
Arizona Treet
Butte
Sinfel
Williams
Polce Department
Jewel Saloon
Mercury
Arizona Streets
Joseph McCaffery
Justice Rhoades’ Court
Meaderville
Butler
Jury Discharged After Five Weeks With Judge Bourquin
Judge Bourquin discharged the jury after about five weeks of service, praising their diligence and noting the court dispatched a substantial amount of business with their aid. He thanked the jurors, called them faithful servants of the people, and extended best wishes for their prosperity. A practical reader would note stores advertised as worth visiting.
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Bourquin
Quin
Cana
Coffee case verdict favors plaintiff Kemper in Mexican deal
A sealed verdict in the Kemper versus Chicago Mexico Coffee company suit was opened by Judge Hunt. The jury awarded Kemper 612.70 on notes securing funds advanced to develop property in Mexico. Trial of Mrs. Smith versus Oregon Short Line began, seeking 10,000 for injuries after a platform-door incident near a station. Jury members listed include Davis, Orell, Buerkin, Erick, Lear, McMillan, Huston, Quinn, Rand, Solvers, and Wilken. Attorneys Meyer and Wines represented the parties.
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J. W. Kemper
United States
Hunt
Kemper
Mexico
TO. Davis
Thomas Oreell
C. W. Buerkin
Leonard Erick
Benjamin D. Lear
A. A. McMillan
T. G. Huston
Quinn
Tobert
Rand
F. Mons. Sim Solvers
Thomas 8. Wilken
William Meyer
J. L. Wines
Burglary Charge Filed Against W M McCarthy
The county attorney's office accuses W McCarthy of burglary in a case tied to an alleged entry at Marco Media on West Broadway. The complaint, prepared by Deputy McCaffery, is sent to Justice Court of John Doran for trial alongside related charges against Mary Byrnes for assault and others in the county attorney's complaint.
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W. McCarthy
Justice Court
John Doran
Triat McCarthy
Marco Media
West Broadway
McCaffery
Montana
Mary Byrnes
James Byrne
Justice Doran
Ceremony Postponed Over Clouded Marriage Claim
An Austrian man New Harenovich faced questioned at the county attorney’s office after a complaint alleged he planned marriage last night while already having a wife and two children in the old country. Constable Mose Tipschutz escorted him. he admitted the existence of a woman and two children and promised not to marry until resolving the matter.
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New Harenovich
Old Country
Mose Tipschutz
Manv
William Waugh
Waweh
Butte
Fair Attendance at North Main Street Fair and Sales
Yesterday afternoon the fair at 223 North Main Street drew a fair crowd with many articles sold. The fancy booth and home made candy attracted shoppers, the ice cream counter was popular, and lunch and dinner tables opened growing attendance. Tomorrow evening will decide contest merits with singing planned and Welsh church supporters urged to attend before Friday night. A separate dispatch notes a mail sack stolen from a railroad platform near a warehouse but containing no first class mail or money. Orton Bros. at 219 North Main street advertise planes and organs as best value.
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North Main Street
Ing
Scully
Booming Billings Addresses Sugar Beet Industry and Politics
W George, leader of Montana Democrats, praises Taft and Republican unity while visiting Butte. He notes strong Montana Republican support in presidential year and supports sugar beet farming in Yellowstone Valley, citing 40 acres of beet crops, 20 tons per acre, and an expected 4000 tons of sugar from the mill. He says industry progress could spur similar growth in other Montana valleys.
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George
Yellowstone Valley
Ngs
Montana
Mystery Stranger Put Ininsane Asylum At Warm Springs
A young man using the name CW Flynt was examined by Drs Schwartz and Horst on a charge of insanity. He was committed to the Warm Springs insane asylum. He claimed to have been doped and spoke of a hospital in Evanston. Wisner, held in county jail, testified Flynt imagined a war and asked permission to exercise. Flynt could not explain his origin or how he arrived in Butte. Police picked him up a week ago and he was taken to the asylum last evening.
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Airs. MC. Williams
Butte
Warm Springs
Williams
Norway
Hans Boe
Anaconds
Chris Boe
Wille Jams
Katie Williams
New York
Willams
Cen Me
Tremblay
CW. Flynt
Schwartz
Horst
Flynt
Evanston
Wye
E. Wisner
Wisner
It Pays to Advertise In The Chicago Record Herald
A fragmented excerpt from the Chicago Record-Herald presents moralizing lines about advertising illustrated by a hungry baby and a plaintive lamb. The text links desire and response, suggesting commerce and affection both arise from visibility and attention. The passage ends noting the lesson: it pays to advertise.
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Judge Bourquin
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Butte, Mont
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