Butte Estate Sued Over Note in Clark Bank Action
W A Clark and Co sue Adelaide Corbett executrix of F E Corbett estate for about 20000 on a note signed by Frank B Corbett and C W Clark. The suit claims the claim was presented but disallowed by the estate on July 16. Judge Harney presided brief court session and granted one divorce. another docket session scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Bank
F. E. Corbett
Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Adelaide Corbett
Frank B. Corbett
Charles W. Clark
Harney
E. W. Harne
Department II
District Court
Minnie Johnson
N. A. Johnson
Harvey
Robert Harvey
Thomas J. Hicks
Hicks
Spring Valley Water Company
San Francisco
Downey's Death Declared Accident At High Ore Mine
A coroner's inquest verdict finds James Downey killed in an accident at the High Ore No. 2 mine. He was timbering a shaft when he slipped, fell a distance, and sustained fatal injuries after a desperate struggle to save himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
James Downey
Downey
High Ore No. 2
Child Burns to Death in Utah Kitchen Fire
Salt Lake Utah Sept 30 Yesterday morning a seven year old girl, daughter of Lorenzo Davis of Quitchapa, Utah, was burned when attempting to make coffee on the kitchen stove. Her dress caught fire and despite her brother's efforts to help, the flames consumed her clothing and skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Lorenzo Davis
Quitchapa
Child Dies After Requesting Prayer for Death
A grieving mother prayed for death as her young daughter, held in great agony, died during the prayer. The scene centers on the tragic request and the resulting death, with emphasis on the mother's improvised plea and the child's suffering.
Baseball Magnates Form Independent Pro Baseball Leagues
President P. T. Powers of the Eastern League announced the formation of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues after the National and American leagues abrogated the national agreement. Powers seeks member cooperation via letters to all clubs.
Powers Calls for Neutral Stance in Baseball Leagues Rift
President Powers outlines a new National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues and urges clubs from the American and National leagues to respect minor league reserves and contracts. He asks for early replies indicating each club's attitude toward the proposed reciprocity and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Powers
National League
President Powers
Suit Transferred Over Ripple Vein Ore Claim
The case of H L Stelle and Dan Mc Kimmon against American Smelting and Refining Co. over three carloads of Ripple vein ore was moved from Cascade county district court to the U S court. Plaintiffs seek 10000 in value plus interest from Aug 10, 1991 and costs, asserting ownership via lease and alleged unauthorized shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
District Court
Cascade County
H. L. Stelle
Dan McKimmon
American Smelting & Refining Company
United States Court
John C. EK. Barker
T. &. Collins
J. T. Armington
Mr. Barker
Mr. Armington
Ripple Mining Company
American Smelting & Mrefining Company
Kalama arrest in Olequa murder case shocks community
Benjamin Gee was arrested in Winlock and brought to Kalama by Sheriff Huntington for the Sept 22 1901 killing of Edward Mc Intyre at Hammerson shop yards Olequa. He confessed in the presence of four witnesses, despite scarce direct evidence.
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Kalama
Wash
Benjamin Gee
Edward McIntyre
Olequa
Winlock
Huntington
Cowlitz County
Goe
Hammerson
Gans Knocks Out Handler in First Round in Trenton
Joe Gans of Baltimore defeated Jimmy Handler of Newark in the first round at the Trenton Athletic Club on September 30. Within two minutes Gans scored four knockdowns with left hooks and right hands, finishing when Handler was counted out after a fall near the ropes.
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Trenton
N. J
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Trenton Athletic Club
Jimmy Handler
Newark
Handler
Gans
Fight to a Draw in Baltimore Lightweight Bout
Bobby Dobbs of Minneapolis and Herman Miller of Baltimore fought 20 rounds to a draw in a colored lightweight bout at the Athletic Club in Baltimore. Miller received heavy punishment but refused to quit as onlookers saw a competitive contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balttimore
Bobby Dobbs
Minneapolis
Herman Miller
Baltimore
Ruckerhnader
Miller
German Professor Studies American Labor Conditions
Professor Waensig of Berlin spends vacation in the United States studying the condition of the American workingman for a forthcoming labor book. He visited Butte and Seattle en route to San Francisco to inspect strikes and compare organized versus unorganized labor, noting Germany’s coal cartel and potential government mine control.
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Waensig
Berlin
Germany
Griefswald
United States
Butte
Seattle
San Francisco
Heidelberg
Pittsburg
America
Great West
Reichstag
Senate opens Manila hemp probe into Army officer
The Senate's military affairs subcommittee led by Hawley began a public inquiry into charges against Lt Colonel H O Heistand over alleged Manila hemp output control. Major Hawkes filed the charges. Heistand and others deny them as the panel votes to public conduct the investigation.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On
Hawley
Proctor
Burrows
Cockrell
Harris
H. O
Heistand
E. L. Hawkes
Charles W. Needham
Philippines
Hawkes
Secretary of War
Senate Committee of Military Affairs
Sharp fighting at Portitala on Zululand border
Durban reports a day long attack on Portitala by 1500 Boers led by General Botha. Though repulsed, the garrison suffered heavy losses with one officer and 11 soldiers killed and 5 officers and 88 men wounded. Sixty three men are missing, many believed dead or wounded. Boer commander Opperman and 19 burghers killed.
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Durban
Natal
Botha
Portitala
Zulwiand
Opperman
Vegetarian Diet Review to Replace Animal Proteins
Medical notes challenge the old view that vegetarian diets lack essential protein. Three investigations show plant proteins can fully replace animal albumins without harming metabolism. For healthy people a pure vegetarian diet is impractical due to intake, residue, and monotony, but it aids various diseases and conditions with proper selection and contraindications.
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Albu
Emperor of China letter on silk four yards long
A letter from the Chinese emperor to the kotger is described as a single yellow silk scroll over four yards long, richly illuminated with dragons flowers and arabesques in multicolored silks.
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China
Kotger
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Butte News
Corbett Estate
Judge Harney
Clancy
Colusa-Parrot Mining & Smelting Company
A. W. Barnard
Butte Ice Company
W. McC. White
Black Tail Deer Creek
Eat Deast
Levi Cartier
F. J. Pelletier
Dunlap
Lewis Underwear
N. Main St
Baseball Magnates Combine
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
P. T. Powers
Eastern Baseball League
Canada
Thornton Cafe
Professor Waensig
Perate
Symons
Melton
Alaska
London
WashZatics Silks
Enterprise
Lyons
Paine
Torchon
Valenciennes
Point de Paris
Taffeta
Og Castile
West Park
Knox
Receny, Thei Hel
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
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