Coal Case Defendants Plead Guilty and Pay Fines
Thomas Hyatt and Thomas Bailey pled guilty to possessing burglars tools and were jailed. Frank Popish Mrs Thomason and Mrs S Kiber were found guilty of stealing coal from the Great Northern Railroad with fines of ten dollars each plus costs. A later court continued other coal theft cases and a separate bond was set for peace.
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Thomas Hyatt
Thomas Bailey
Frank Popish
Powell ‘Thomason
S. Kiber
Olsen
South Butte
Charles Hyatt
Sewing Machines Repaired Free of Charge at Sherman’s
Free repair service offered for all new and old home sewing machines at Sherman’s 129 East Park Street. Reid Millinery Parlors provides stylish ladies headgear at 131 West Broadway.
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Sherman
East Park Street
Reid Millinery
W. Broadway
America's Cup Out of Danger
The Columbia gains on the flying challenger Sycamore in a windward reach race off the coast. Patrol and excursion fleets keep distance as the finish approaches with the Columbia pulling ahead after the second mark. Spectators line the finish as the great white flyer leads the final leg.
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Barr
Sycamore
Columbia
Deutschland
Cherbourg
Gresham
Gunwale
Race Start Sets Stage for Shamrock Columbia Triangular Course
Experts recount the tow to the starting line where Shamrock and Columbia, under bare poles, head to a triangular course. The Columbia crosses late but is flexible and quick to respond, while Shamrock gains position by crossing near the gun as gusts and squalls affect both yachts.
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Shamrock
Columbia
Columma
Barr
British Nation Disappointed After Shamrock II Defeat
London observers describe wide public disappointment as Shamrock II loses to the Columbia in the international yacht race on the Thames. Daily press reviews acknowledge the Columbia's superior boat and weather advantage, with British sentiment shifting to accepting the result.
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Shamrock
Columbia
Corsair
Thomas Lipton
Frnn
Erin
London
Great Britain
Shamrock ST
Cidamen
Thames
Embankment
The
Daily Chronicle
Shamrock SI
America
Daily Graphic
Daily Mail
Steamer La Grande Duchess Disabled by Feed Pipe Burst
The steamer La Grande Duchess was disabled on the return from yacht races when a feed pipe burst. About 2,000 people aboard were delayed until 8 pm while repairs were made near the Hook. The vessel then steamed under its own power. Passengers included New York Bay Yacht Club members and delegates from several clubs and excursionists. No injuries were reported and no great alarm occurred.
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New York
la Grande Duch
Essel
City
Hook
New York Bay Yacht Club
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Larchmont Club
Montauk Club
Union League Club of
Manhattan
Weather forecast for Sandy Hook race day issued
The Weather Bureau forecast for tomorrow's race off Sandy Hook calls for a 10 to 12 knot breeze, with fair conditions on Friday. Winds expected to shift from north to northwest as the day progresses.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Sandy Hook
Fair Friday
Smoker for Divisions 1 2 and 3 at Miners Union Hall
All members invited to a 4 smoker this evening hosted by Division No 2 at Miners Union hall Main street at 7 30 o clock. Visiting members cordially invited. John J Grogan President No 2 Thomas Keegan Secretary.
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Miners’Union Hall
Main Street
John J. Grogan
Thomas Keegan
Wife Bequeaths Five Dollars. Man Seeks One Third of Estate
William Pierson petitions the district court for a share of Mary Pierson estate valued at 5500 stating she left him 5 in the will. He requests one third of the estate under law. Mae F E Shaughnessy is executrix. Della Gilman seeks divorce from H L Gilman on non support and restoration of her former name Della Hershfield. Sophie James sues Thomas Stephens for 1000 damages for allegedly taking household goods on November 9 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pierson
District Court
Mary Pierson
Della Gilman
H. L. Gilman
Great Falls
Della Hershfield
Sophie James
Thomas Stephens
Stephens
End of Strike Restores Business in San Francisco
The October 3 report notes labor trouble ending with an agreement between employers and strikers. Manufacturing and wholesale districts return to normal amid rising shipments, crops ready to move, and quicker truck activity restored without guards.
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San Francisco
Employer’ Association
Butte
Davol Medicine CO
Cal
Newton Bros., Druggists
North Main St
Mont
Martis Drug Company
Anaconda
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Lutey Bros
Richelieu
Meser Sed
Heinz
Steam Bakery
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
G. N
James McDonald
Jane Comino
McDonald
Taylor
Boucher
Sir Thomas
Designer Watson
Mr. Watson
Herreshoff
Edwin D. Morgan
Park City
Morgan
Jameson
Bob Winnce
Pe ‘ Ba
Ace
Long Island
Pierson
Law
Acton
Boucher's
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Cor. Park and Main Sts., Butte
Holland & Lynch Grocers
North Main
Monte
Como
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
Savage, Winchester and
Marlin Rifles
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Quartz
Batte, Mont
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
We Fleet
Cener Ariseea and Aluminum
Sta
Piasing Mill
Butte, Anaconda
Mingoula
Montana Electric CO
East Broadway
Masuire
Grand Opera
John Maguire
All White Stars
New York City
Vausevilles
Sition’s Family Theater
Cor. Park and
Montana Sts
Battle, Montana
M.tinee
Hawkins
John L. Kearney
Gutton’s
Butte, Mostanea
Academy of Music
Charles E. Blaney
Charles A. Taylor
Sutton’s New Theater
Singee Butte
Mrs. Brune
Beenie
Magmoth Beenie
Sardou