Wounded Man Sues for Heavy Damages in Suit Over Shootings
Edward Paul sues Peter Kelly for 25590 damages claiming gunshots Sept 14 left him partially paralyzed and permanently crippled. Paul seeks 30800 in medical costs plus 5000 for pain and disfigurement, noting both men deny prior trouble and a mystery surrounds motive. Kelly was jailed then released on bond as county attorney pursues information.
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Peter Kelly
Edward Paul
District Court
Paul
Han
Kelly
Lexcelsior Avenue
hUme
St. James' Hospital
Diamond Ming
Real estate transfers involve George Posey Co and partners
United States patent transfers recorded to George B Posey Co and George Ros, with associated names including Rachel Rows and quartz lode mining concerns. Parker and Edward Tre noted in transfer listings.
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United States
George B. Posey & Co
George Ros
George Te. Parker
Edward Tre
Undertaker’s notice for Patrick Harrington funeral
GTON late Patrick Harrington aged ? died yesterday funeral Friday morning at 9 o clock from undertaker's establishment per local custom with attendance by family and friends staying for burial service at the parish church or local cemetery
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Patrick Harrington
Remains Expected After Death at Silver City and Family Obituary
The near Andrieux, who died at Silver City NTR, will have remains arriving this morning over the Oregon Short Lines. Frank Acharon, two year old son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Acharon, died last evening at the family residence Sercurus, funeral notice to follow.
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Andrieux
Silver City
NTR
Oregon Short Lines
Acharon
Frank
Jacob Acharon
Sercurus
Multiple Funerals Reported In Local Notices
The day’s notices list numerous funeral services and interments. Virg inia Adelaide Giorgi and Edgar Bennetts are among those with ceremonies planned at various churches and parlors, with times set this afternoon and tomorrow morning. Other names include Nellie M. Waldorf, John Weis, Madeline Powell, and M. J. Walsh.
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Giorgi
Virginia Adelaide Giorgi
Siatota
Meaderville
Hot Savior Church
Matteson
Viola A. Matteson
Itichard
Masonic’ Temple
Arienoon
Adams
Welsh
John Weis
Sherman & Reed
Powell
Madeline Powell
Sherman Reed and Embalmers at 12 East Broadway Butte
The notice lists Sherman Reed and Embalmers located at 12 East Broadway in Butte. It appears as a directory item or business listing with limited context. No additional details provided in the readable text.
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East Broadway, Butte
Property Transfers Involving Butte Land and Investment Company
A series of land conveyances are recorded including D. H. Nichole to Butte Land and Investment Company for lot 6 block 3 Owsley addition, single dollar. Frank Mitchell and wife to the same company scene. Copper Trust Erma Slade claim settled at $2,058.92 for $2,500. M. J. Keith and wife to Catherine pro Lizzie fede for $1. Tidewater Investment Company to Albert J. Wales in section 2 township 3 north range 7 west for $1.
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D. H. Nichole
Buckeye Loanestederick Tuescher
Butte Land and Investment Company
Owsley
Dackeon
Montana Avenue
Frank &. Mitchell
Copper Trust
Erma Slade
M. J. Keith
Catehrine
Lizzie Fede
Tidewater Investment Company
Albert J. Wales
St James Hospital to Expand with Three-Story Addition
Plans call for a three story addition at St James Hospital to ease crowding. The southeast corner will house the operating room basement lab and X ray apparatus, the second floor will be a dressing room, and the third floor will hold patient rooms. More than 200 people are treated daily at the hospital, with current space shortages causing inconvenience.
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St. James Hospital
Chicago
Selzon
Butte Curling Club Plans Extra Ice Sheet
The Butte Curling Club plans semi annual meetings and expansion. The club will add a fourth sheet of ice, improve the building, and host a January bonspiel recruiting state curlers and a Spokane team. E. J. Barker leads as president and D. McMillan serves as secretary.
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Butte Curling Club
Spokane
E. J. Barker
D. McMillan
The Rainbow at the Broadway Theater
The Rainbow, a three act comedy by Henry Miller and the Capable company, played at the Broadway Theater last evening. While it is a light comedy, tears surfaced as the serious elements drew the most audience appeal. The story mirrors life and its errors, with lively conversations that sometimes sparkle, though the action pace lags. A large audience greeted the troupe.
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Henry Miller
Walkerville Sees Scarlet Fever Case In 1 Year Old
In Walkerville, the only reported case is the 1 year old daughter of Ralph Marshall of 1629 Main Street. The home is under quarantine as a precaution and no further danger is feared.
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Walkerville
Ralph Marshall
Main Street
Agricultural Department Would Help Farm Women
Washington Oct 1 secretary Houston appeals to farmers wives asking how the department can improve its service to women in agriculture. He states the farm woman has been most neglected and seeks direct aid and support for their essential role in production. Nahant Mass Oct 1 Senator Lodge rested quietly after last week’s surgery. nurses report stable pulse and temperature.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Houston
Department
Nahant
Mass
Lodge
Lorie
Wastric Weer
Fire Losses Across Nations Highlight Disparities
The article cites National Fire Protection Association data showing Europe’s lower per capita fire losses compared with the United States. It notes cheaper materials and rapid urban growth in newer countries, like Canada and Argentina, influence risk. Dresden records 3 cents per capita in 1912 despite a $16.8 million total fire toll.
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Engineering
National Fire Protection Association
United States
Europe
Dresden
Germany
United State
Canada
Argentina
Rebels Spare Town and Detained American Woman
Mexican rebels have spared a town after wounding several and transferring most to Eagle Pass this afternoon. An American telegraph worker arrived to work and took a sightseeing trip. she is detained at a private house guarded by federal soldiers, while consular efforts to secure her release continue. Separately, rebels demand 15,000 pesos for the release of three Catholic priests arrested at Hermosillo after protesting rebel demands.
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al Bridge
Sonora
Juarez
Jali
Thomas D. Edwanie
Juares
Hermosillo
Adrashin Speaks Yiddish Frightens Robber Away
Seattle store owner Adrashin described to police how he faced an armed masked robber last night and frightened him away by speaking Yiddish. The incident occurred at his shop in Seattle, with Adrashin recounting the confrontation this morning.
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Adrashin
Seattle
Wash
Oct
L.A
R. Adrasshin
Robber Flees After Sammy Breaks Water Pitcher
A detective recalls a scene where a frightened man fled after a boy named Sammy shattered a water pitcher, while the father, speaking in Yiddish, urged Sammy to make a big noise to scare off the robber.
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Sammy
Militants resist police at their headquarter raid
A clash erupted as MM Harriet Roberts Kerr and Mrs. Beat Rice Saunders, leaders of the Woman's Social and Political Union, were rearrested under the act. Officers faced staff resistance. a policeman's coat was torn and four clerks were seized for interfering.
Insane patient beaten to death at Kankakee state hospital
October 1 report from Kankakee Illinois states cart Holst an elderly patient at the state hospital for the insane was left unattended and severely beaten by two former attendants, John Manan and an unnamed employee. Holst died from his injuries after being forced from bed. William Waite, a former attendant, confessed involvement and the ward staff feared the beating endangering other patients. Stahan was arrested and another man remained at large.
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Kankakee
Holst
Kankakee State Hospital
Matememe
Staten
W. H. Dyer
William’ Waite
Ibe
Stahan
Fifteen Year Old Slayer Kills Seven in France
Nantes Oct 1 A 15 year old boy Marcel Redureau employed as a vine cutter killed seven people in Basbriage en Landreatt Loire department with an axe. After quarrel with employer Georges Mabit the youth struck Mabit, Mme Mabit, a servant, Slaner's mother and three others in rapid sequence. The murders occurred yesterday evening in the village.
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Nantes
France
Basbriage En Landreatt
Department of the Loire Inferieure
Marcel Redureau
Georges’ Mabit
Mabit
Mme
Fragmentary crime report on multiple deaths in village
In a village an adult named Tedureayy confessed after authorities found three or four bodies. A fourth child, aged about four, lay by their bed as villagers discovered the scene and authorities investigated the apparent killings.
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Mabu
Tedureayy
Merchant Robbed and Clubbed at South Arizona Street
An unmasked man armed with a billy attacked John Mike 28, owner of a store at 123 South Arizona Street. Mike was struck at the back door, scalp split, then knocked as the robber rifled pockets. He crawled to the curb to summon police Donnell and Powell. Six head wounds treated at the emergency hospital.
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Billy
John Mike
South
Arizona Street
Mike
Donnell
Powell
Four Indicted Policemen Must Defend Themselves
San Francisco October 1 Judge Dunne refuses to dismiss felony indictments against four policemen who pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a case connected to banca men car. Sentences of nine months in county jail were imposed on others. some pleaded guilty with implied immunity. Numerous names and districts are listed among those involved or mentioned in the proceedings. A forest fire tale, a fund drive, and various regional incidents accompany the legal matter.
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San Francisco
Dunne
Superior Court
Eully
Inez
Alex
Charles Josephe
William McHigh
Canada invaded by 140000 settlers from U S to Oct 1
Western Canada welcomed 140000 settlers from the United States through the season ending yesterday. Commissioner Bruce Iker said the immigration was a slight increase over last year and noted the sizable cross border movement into Manitoba and surrounding provinces.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
United States
Bruce " Iker
Senate approves deficiency bid for Helena assay office
The Senate appropriations committee amended the deficiency bill to add a thousand dollars from the contingent fund for the assay office at Helena Montana. The report also notes broad topics from state foresters in 22 states to salt production gains and other scattered items.
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Melexa
Washington
Senate
Helena
Mont
Insurance audit lists Minnesota company authorized to operate
Helena Montana Sept legals show the Minnesota based insurance company filed a sworn statement in this office as of December 31 1913. Auditor William Keating certifies the company is authorized to transact life insurance in Montana with agents appointed until March 1 1914 unless revoked. The record includes capital paid up assets liabilities income and expenditures figures for 1912 and 1913 with net surplus and unassigned funds.
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Thesurance Company
Sai Company
Deere
Willta
Ting
Ommelo
William Keatin Astor
Ex-Omiclo Somnengiste
PANY
New York
Montana
William
Nurplan
Agate 1
Sixty Horses Burned In Boise Livery Stable
In Boise Idaho fire destroyed a livery stable housing sixty horses and equipment. Horses perished inside while others escaped to the outlet as flames swallowed hay grain and vehicles. The total loss is estimated at 45 000 dollars with insurance coverage noted. cause believed to be a lighted pipe or cigarette.
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Idaho
Abraham the Turk Claims Simple Solution to High Cost Life
A laborer named Abraham, a Turk, announced a simple plan to Providence to cope with high costs, refusing money and accepting care only as needed. He was charged with insanity after a jail encounter and awaits a sanity hearing.
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Abraham
Irving
Etty
Providence
Siostata
East Park Street
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