Heinze Pays Wine Bill in Gambling Debt Case
Judge Harney ruled in the Heinze versus Martin case, dismissing one count after accepting a $645 check for wine and terrapin charges. Heinze had earlier paid $8,009 of a $20,665 debt and settled the balance, with the court sustaining an objection to itemized accounts in a stated sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinze
Sam Martin
Martin
Mattison
Samuel D. Martin
Robert PD. Smith
Smith
Harney
Supreme Court of New York
Supreme Court
Nighttime theft cases dismissed amid uncertain evidence
In a rear 335 East Mercury Street incident on October 19, suspects were taken into custody by Officers McGillie and Henderson. No evidence showed how the goods were obtained, and most cases were dismissed except for several known locals: Richard Hayes alias Bill Shea, Pat Morrison, Louis Rouleau, John Ryan, James Jordan, and Charles Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury Street
McGillie
Henderson
Richard Hayes
Bill Shea
Pat Morrison
Louis Rouleau
John Ryan
James Jordan
Charles Anderson
Miner Crushed by Boulder at Parrot Mine Fatality
Thomas Devine died on the eighth floor of the Parrot mine after a nearly one-ton rock pinned him to the floor. Michael Kelly suffered serious injuries, while Tony Nolan and James Lankin escaped harm. John J. Barry investigated and an inquest was planned for 7 pm. Devine, 45, lived at 356 East Granite Street and was a longtime, careful miner with ties to local mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Devine
Parrot
Devine
Michael Kelly
St. James’ Hospital
Tony Nolan
James Lankin
John J. Barry
Parry
Johnson
Reed & Shermans Undertaking Rooms
East
Granite Street
Miners’ Union
Boys Purloin a Cow Hide and Looming Court Date
Four boys, two white and two colored, were caught with a stolen cowhide valued at a unknown amount. George Washington and Johnnie Revert were captured near a pawnshop. Tommy Lewis and Charley Quirk face Judge Boyle for petty larceny. Also notes of bereavement and funeral notices follow, with thanks to assisting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Levy
McGille
Ehrlich & Co
South
Montana Street
Arizona Street
George Washington
Johnnie Revert
Tommy Lewis
Charley Quirk
Judge Boyle
Candidates Night at Auditorium Draws Democratic Hopefuls
A candidates night gathers all Democratic contenders at the Auditorium to let voters meet and size up the candidates. The evening promises brief speeches, a gala atmosphere, and a Boston & Montana band playing between talks with ladies urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Montana
Elopement Tangles A Kentucky Bride and Missouri Couple
Asa Buchanan and Alma Bowman, once entangled in a Kentucky abduction case, eloped to Belleville and married after a years long saga. The story traces their courtship from a Clayton elopement to a Missouri household, a jail escape plea, and Governor Dockery's decision to deny Kentucky authorities.
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St. Louis
Asa Bucnanan
Old Manchester Road
Alma Bowman
Belleville
Mattie Bowman
Kentucky
Basil Elder
Clifton Heights
Col. Clay Bowman
Bullitt County
Mattie Buchanan
Mana
Mrye
Buchanan
Colonel Bowman
Buchanans
Bowman
Shepardsville
Alma
Mr. Buchanan
Collins
Asa Buchanan
Four Courts
Largest Photograph of Swift & Co Private Office on Display
An exhibit at Lutey Bros store on West Park shows a 5 by 8 foot photograph of the Swift & Co private office in Chicago. The plate cost $100, weighed 200 pounds, required four men to develop, and used 200 flash lamps with a 20 by 9 by 6 foot instrument built for the shot. Created by G R Lawrence of Chicago, it debuted at the Pan American exposition in Buffalo. The office floor area spans 46 918 square feet with more than 800 workers, and center stage features Mr G F P Swift, the president and founder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutey Bros
West Park Street
Swift & Co
Chicago
G. R. Lawrence
Ill
Buffalo
N. Y
G. FP. Swift
Leford Divorce Disputed By San Francisco Writer
In a letter to the Standard, C. S37 writes that Mrs Leford, formerly Leford’s wife, was compelled to leave him due to his failure to support the family. He says she sought divorce with alimony and custody, and that she has kept a home for her two daughters. He notes plans to keep the daughters in school and expresses respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Bowman
Buchanan
Aga Buchanan
St. Louis
George C. Leford
Smith
San Francisco
Butte
Mutton Eaters Face Judge In Police Court
In a vag day session Judge Boyle settled eight cases with warnings for most offenders. Paddy Harris received 60 days in the county jail along with W B Jennings who drew 30 days. The group, described as a double quartet, faced penalties for prior offenses.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted As Digestive Solution
An advertisement argues that Wholesonine cannot purify blood and that nutrition comes from proper digestion. It extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the cure for indigestion, sour stomach, gas and bloating, claiming one grain digest 3,900 grains of meat and eggs and noting widespread daily use for prevention and treatment.
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Stuart
Sure Cure for Piles by Dr Bosanko Remedy
An advertisement promotes Dr Bosanko of Philala Pennsylvania claiming his Pile Remedy cures piles including bleeding itching and protruding forms. It promises stopping itching absorbing tumors and offers a free treatise with mail order and jar samples from druggists.
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Bosanko
Philala
Fortune to Bride-Elect Helen Roosevelt Roosevellt Receives Million Dollar Estate
Miss Helen Roosevelt Roosevellt gains control of over $1 million in New York real estate from a trust set by William Astor for his daughter. The legal dispute over distribution to James R. Roosevelt Jr and Helen Roosevelt Roosevellt was resolved, affirming equal division upon majority. Both Helen and her fiancé are related to President Theodore Roosevelt.
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New York
Helen Roosevelt-Roosevellt
Theodore Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
James R. Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Helen Astor
William Astor
James Roosevelt-Roosevelt
London
United States Trust Company
Charlotte Augustus Astor
Coleman Drayton
Ogilvie Haig
England
Caroline Schermerhorn Astor
Wilson
John Jacob Astor
Roosevelt
O'Brien
Helen Roosevelt
James R. Roosevelt, Jr
Sadie Messinger
Battle With the Boatmen Near Memphis
Sheriff Strong and Deputies Wallace and Brawner were shot in a clash with four men aboard a whiskey boat at Sterling Arkansas, across from Memphis. The boat and its operators fled to the Mississippi side as reinforcements were dispatched and a special posse began pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Sterling
Strong
William Wallace
Parker Brawner
Arkansas
Mississippi
Chicot County
Law
Sheriff Strong
Memphis, Helena
Louisiana Road
Catfish Causes West Virginia House Fire In Weston
A Weston house fire destroyed a two story frame home owned by Thomas Barnes and housing four families. Firefighters lost water pressure when a pipe clogged by a 19 pound catfish was found during investigation. Estimated loss over 3000 dollars.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Weston
Thomas Barnes
Neill Frawley Company Opens Oriental Tour in Manila
A Muamida cable to Charles Astor Parker reports the Neill Frawley company opened in Manila on Oct 1% with receipts from seats and admissions at 2 50. The troupe, led by James Neill and T Daniel Frawley, will tour Manila, Hong Kong, Singapore, then India, after a Manila theater was rebuilt for the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muamida
Charles Astor Parker
Butte
Neill-Frawley
Manila
Hong Kong
Singapore
India
James Neill
T. Daniel Frawley
Neill
Neill- Frawley
Honolulu
Broadway theater to host James Neill company next week
The James Neill company brings seven plays to the Broadway theater in Butte next week led by Frederick Berger. Highlights include four premieres in Butte with The Hon John Grigsby Under the Red Robe The Red Knight and The Starbucks. Horace Lewis leads the cast fresh from Boston’s Castle Square Theatre and receives praise for his performance in A Poor Relation and Noah Vale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neill
Broadway
Butte
John Grigsby
Starbucks
Red Knight
Frederick Berger
Sol Smith Russell
Horace Lewis
Castle Square
Boston
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Russell
Noah Vale
William ‘Dean Howells
The
Washington Post
Vic Ernete
the Red Knight
County Fair stage hit thrills Broadway audience
Neill Burgess starred in The County Fair at Broadway theater last night as Abigail Prue. The farm drama featured a dramatic horse race where Cold Molasses wins, saving the farm and rewarding romance while defeating the villain. Burgess’s supporting company strengthens a revival that matches the original success in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill Burgess
Mr. Burgess
Abigail Prue
Butte
The James Boys in Missouri at the Grand after election
A play titled The James Boys in Missouri starring John Abbott and Harriette Lee will be staged at the Grand shortly after the election. The production is presented by a company led by Abbott and Lee, and a ticket with number 421,424 is in circulation from the Symons Dry Goods company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Boys
James
Symons Dry Goods Company
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Eagle Pharmacy
Kutte
Bole
Basin, Boulder
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Butte Brewing Company
America
Silver City Hire No. 3
Scanedian Hall
South Main Street
Emma Mleod
Marie Steinborn
R. KW
Mike Kelly
Rot Mine
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Ireland
Officer McGillie
Will
Judge Horse
Alice Edwards
W. L. Edwards
Mary Murphy
Sullivan
East Woolman
D. of EB
Woodcraft
Patrick Sullivan
John A. James
West
Galena Street
N. P. Shulin
W. Broadway
Openatic
Leford
T. ©. Smith
Cal
Ifornia
C Harris
Jennings
T. G. Heine
Pennsylvania Block
Montana St
Frawley
Neill Ene
Gaeement
Neill Repertoire
Pliny
Ofator
Fred G. Bers
M Horace Lewis
P. Sutton
Comeny
Wetenet
Mr. James Neill
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Ptigry Ciecte Posse
Howe & Marks
Kenry Jonas
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East Park Street
Wah J. Lamb
Galena St
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