Mrs Mackay denies Blake suit claims in hush hush affair case
In a formal answer filed with the New York Supreme Court, Mrs. Clarence A. Mackay son of a Postal Telegraph-Cable magnate rejects Dr. Joseph A. Blake’s claim of alleged alienation and describes Mrs. Blake as jealous and untrustworthy. The document alleges Blake’s wife spread rumors about Mackay and pursued alleged intimacy with other women, while Mackay argues their marriage deteriorated since 1900 and asserts separation is sought by Blake.
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New York
Clarence A. Mackay
Lauter
Postal
Talegraph— Cable Company
Catherine Ic. Rinke
Joseph A. Blake
Surecon
Arthur G. Train
Mackay Dente
Blake
Supreme Court
Matkay
Tral
Macks
King
Bie
Aldrich on policies and party stance during greenback debates
The text discusses loyalty to party principles amid greenback debates and relates to economic policy shifts including federal reserve ideas. It references figures like Aldrich, Bryan, and Senator Thomas, plus bankers' concerns about monetary reform and currency backing. The fragment ends with a dated, toneful political reflection and a brief, vivid visual closing.
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Hiner
Bryan
Senate debate on lower interest rates for western states
In Washington on January 16, the senate banking and currency committee heard proposals to grant lower interest rates for people in western states. Senators Mitchcock and Weels urged support across all sections, arguing fiscal relief would aid growth and development.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Hoth ‘Sanators
Federal Reserve Board
William H. Mueholz
Omaha National Bank
Ganfield
First National Bank of Austin
Min
William Ingle
Merchants and Mechanics' Bank of Baltimore
Senator Thomas
Colorado
Learing
Buehdale
Nabrnaka
Shire
Thomas
William A. Amberg
Chicago
Uri
oAarnk
Anil
Washington
Get
West
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senetors Mitchcock
Weels
Montana Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds Glendive session
The thirteenth annual Montana W C T U convention gathered about 30 delegates from multiple counties in Glendive. Mrs Lula Shepard of Salt Lake gave the keynote address. Reports show growing union membership and several new unions formed. suffrage support from leaders was noted as votes for Montana women loom. Officers and meeting place for next year to be chosen tomorrow.
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Montana
Montana Woman's Christian ‘Terperines
Momnor
Glendive
Lula Shepard
National Inclurer
Salt Lake
Vnions
Membershia
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
County approves track grading contract at new fairgrounds
The county commissioners awarded the contract to Bailey of Mamison for grading a half mile track at the newly purchased grounds. Bailey’s bid was 31 cents per cubic yard for 3340 cubic yards involved. Special dispatch notes McDonald, formerly an ensueer in the employ.
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Sheela
Missoula
Cone
Bailey
Mamison
Dannit McDonald
Thy
Locomotive Roller Explosion Sparks Damages Suit
A lawsuit filed in the district court alleges a Pacific railroad company roller exploded April 4 1913 badly scalding and burning the operator between Wallace and Burke. The plaintiff seeks damages totaling 4900 dollars claiming the company knew or should have known the roller was defective.
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Chinern Pacific
Tse Company
Wallace
Burke
Mat the Holler
Tie
Suny
Land Office Register Witness in Land Case
Special Dispatch from Missoula reports United States land office register Siual on the witness stand in federal court before Judge Bearruin and a jury. The trial involves Walter Moody Fredertak YH Nichols Harrison Lord and Robert O'Hara, all charged with conspiring to defraud the government in securing land for Bitter Heat Valley Irrigation. The case continues, with the court and witnesses remaining under tight scrutiny.
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Missoula
Det
Sia Siul
United States
Grand Lanolly Charged with Grand Larceny in Great Falls
Great Falls October 15 1904 local agent of the Minneapolis Brewing Company named Brown was arrested today by Sheriff Kommers on a district court warrant charged with grand larceny. He allegedly appropriated funds from an interior saloon keeper on behalf of his company. The state agent reported further misappropriations totaling over 700 dollars across additional cases.
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Standard
Great Falls
Brown
Mipmeapolis Brewing Company
Kommers
Fin
Intal
Fils Company
Nat
Cascade County Land Brings Record Prices at Auction
Cascade county land sales drew strong bidding led by State Land Register Sidney Miller with assistance from Joseph Oker and A. Whipple. About 0,550 acres sold for 127 dollars total, averaging 39 per acre. a 1,000 acre tract west of Great Falls brought 635 per acre, a Montana record. Bidders planned joint use of the land.
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Montana
Damage suit against Missoula city settles for reduced damages
Missoula city won a damages case in district court over injuries from a slip on a sidewalk. The suit by Matilda Himes sought 3000 dollars but the jury found for the city after a single ballot, reducing overall damages from 85003 to about 16000 as the administration defended the action.
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Missoula
Toulay
Wally
Matilda Himes
Inside the Halkcon Machinery and Space for Passenger Balloons
Readable text describes enclosed machinery and space for nine new Enetian flexible balloons. The goal is to overcome wind resistance and enable improved aerial travel.
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Pallas Dancing Academy
Brennans
Corner Park and
Dakota Streets
Reznor
A. Tull
Butte Gas, Light and Fuel Co
East Broadway
Butte
Mining Machinery of
Avery
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Mes. MacKay
Tarrim
Aldrich
Tia Dt
Aneto Phis
Toki
Europe
sumRest Mauer Tos
el Cis
Aldriel
Whson
Unite Stes
Farhidy
Aiites
Spon
Parte
Master Blue Prints
A Cole
Cole
Cole Motor Car Company
Sre
Ion
Cele
Celco
Wie Cole
Indianapolis
Butte Automobile Company
Charles Fasel
Galena Street
Butte Distributors
Workers For Temperance
Enginder
Land Office Register
Grand Lanolly
Cascade County
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