Going After Reisinger Amended Complaint Planned
Officials announce an amended complaint will be filed against Reisinger to pursue the legal action.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1902
Page
9
Four Federal Cases Moved to Helena for Trial
The court transferred two cases involving whiskey sales to Indians and two timber cutting cases to Helena for trial. Fred Lawler and George Brown face whiskey selling indictments from the prior grand jury, while John Lynch and Harry Viper are charged with illegal timber cutting on government land. Also noted, Carl Rasch obtained permission to file an amended complaint against Paul Reisinger in a civil case to recover $763.80, with the action now tied to Montana residency. James A. Gordon of Havre was declared bankrupt with liabilities of 1982 dollars and assets of 269 dollars, in Knowles court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles
Carl Rasch
United States
Montana
Paul Reisinger
Helena
Washington
Reisinger
10Th Cavalry
Stockett
Fred Lawler
George Brown
John Lynch
Harry Viper
Wiper
Lynch
James A. Gordon
Havre
S. A. Balliet
Gordon
George H. Cotter
Butte & Ruby Valley Smelting Company
John W. Cotter
McHatton & Cotter
Ambiguous Lines Hint At Military Moment
A fragmentary note mentions Henry and a group of enlistees turned around by a military figure. The text also references Dewey and an intimate named Ingersole reacting to events. The readable bits suggest a wartime context and a personal connection amid enlistment.
Five Butte Men Deserted Evidence in Big Fee Case
Five Butte men enlisted in the U S Navy last winter amid unemployed miners hopes but five deser tions have reached Mayor Davey. Deserters face loss of public office rights, while harboring deserters incurs fines or imprisonment. A recent case involves William Thomas Bounds on the U S S Solace at Mare Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
United States Navy
Navy
Briny
Army
Philippines
Davey
William Thomas Bounds
U. S. S. Solace
Mare Island Navy Yard
F. Singer
United States
South Butte
Brownfield Canty Carpet Sells Linoleum At Small Profit
Brownfield Canty Carpet company reports receipt of a two carload shipment of standard grade linoleum. They have marked the weights just received at Abe 64c, Tie and Sie a yard respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlead
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Company
Abe
Carman falls forty feet in shaft loses arm at works
Paul Rizich a carman at the Butte Reduction works fell forty feet into an elevator shaft while returning a loaded ore car and survived with a crushed skull and the loss of his right arm. He is 54, married, and in St. James hospital in serious condition with uncertain recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rizich
Butte Reduction Works
Rizich
St. James’ Hospital
Boulvard
Idaho Street
Sievers
Mack Signs New Fielder Hoffman From Springfield Club
Connie Mack secured Daniel Hoffman an outfielder and pitcher from the Springfield club in the Connecticut league. Mack travelled to New York to meet Hoff man and Roger Connor and paid for Hoffman’s release then signed him to a two year contract. Hoffman led the league in batting this season and won 18 of 26 decisions as a pitcher. Mack plans to use him in the field primarily due to his superior defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Daniel Hoffman
Springfield
Mass
Mack
New York
Hoffman
Roger Connor
United Copper declares semiannual dividend on preferred stock
The United Copper Company executive committee declares a regular semiannual dividend of 150 000 dollars or 3 percent on the preferred stock payable November 1 1912 and sets aside the same amount for the May 1 1993 payment. Books close October 20 1902 and reopen October 36 1902. Arthur P Heinze chairman. Butte Montana. Also notes King Edward’s chinaware valued at 2000.09 dollars and under strict guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Copper Company
Proposals Open for Butte School House Project 1902
Sealed proposals are invited by the Silver Bow Montana district No 1 trustees to build a two story and basement brick and stone schoolhouse on West Park street in Butte. Drawings by German and Lignell available at the clerk’s office. Submissions due October 28 1902 with a $1099 bond. Forfeiture if contract not executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Montana
West Park Street
Butte
Mont
Park Alley
Excelsior Alley
German & Lignell
Thomas Michards
Henry Mueller
Thomas Richards
James Cullen Builds Colonial House on Neptune Addition
A building permit was issued for James Cullen to erect a one and a half story colonial style house on lot 22, block 2, Neptune addition, fronting Silver street across Missoula gulch. The five room home will be heated with hot water in Division No. 4. The Ladies auxiliary of A O H will meet October 21 at I O G T. Norah A Ronan is president and Agnes Attridge recorder. Citizens Coal Co deals Kemmerer Rock Springs Rocky Fort coal pine and fir wood at 4 East Broadway, phone 538.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Paint Company
Howard L. Hikes
School of Mimes
Mr. Hikes
Hikes
James Cullen
Neptune Addition
Silver Street
Missoula Gulch
Ladies’ Auxiliary
At & O'Clock
Norah A. Ronan
Agnes Attridge
Citizens’ Coal Company
Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Rocky Fort Oal
East Broadway
Halts With Eight Hours Bernward Vo on Court Race
Democratic candidate Bernward VoN led the campaign in a labor focused race for judge as allies rallied to support eight hour work limits and courtroom reforms.
Noon Pioneered Eight Hour Day at Speculator Mine
Bernard Noon, eight hour day pioneer at the Speculator mine in Butte in February 1900, set a pace later followed by Clark and Heinze. Noon, a Democratic candidate for district judge, is noted for his career from Oakfield Iowa to Montana, his role with the Largey estate, and his respected standing in Butte society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Bernard Noon
Speculator
Noon
Largey
Clark
Heinze
Miners’ Union
Mr. Noon
Oakfield
Audubon County
University of Iowa
Iowa
Montana
Pp. A. Largey
Sellers Largey
West Quartz Street
Birds die by flying into Washington Monument in migratory routes
The Brooklyn Eagle notes spring and fall bird killings as migratory birds strike the Washington Monument. Each morning wreckage is visible at the base and local dogs and cats scavenge the remains. Warblers and thrushes are among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Washington Monument
City of
Washington
Chamberlains Remedies Featured In Miscellaneous Ads
An advertisement paragraphs claim Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets cured indigestion and added weight within 30 days. It cites multiple druggists in Montana and New York offers. A second notice praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Pain Balm with stores listed. A patient injured by a nail reports rapid pain relief from Pain Balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Anaconda
Butte
Missoula
Butte Meat Dealer Promises Savings Through Washington Market Prices
Price list urges housewives to compare item by item with rivals and save 10 to 25 percent on meats. Catalog includes lamb, lard, bacon, veal, hams, pork, ribs, sauerkraut, mutton, and various cuts, suggesting better value at Washington Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Washington
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Park
Tonkin
Yeoman
Knox
Tonkin's
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W. Park St
A. Augendre
Paris
France
D. M. Newbro Drug Co
W. A. Cook
THE
Cook Medical CO
Curtis ST
Denver
Tim
Rial
Deweys
Ingersole
Vere
Xersoll
George H. Stern
Col. R. G. Ingersoll
Col. H. A. Root
Ingersoll
H. A. Root
Davis
Stern
Colonel Root
Colonel Ingersoll
Root
Henry Stern
Havig
First National Bank
Henry
Heen
Flen
Joseph Leverman
Chicago
C. P. Connelly
West Rday
John E. Davis
Edward A. Davis
James A. Murray
Jake Pincus
James E. Murray
Paintiff
Carman
Shaft and Lives
Arthur P. Heinze
Butte, Mont
Edward
Cor. Park and Main Sts. Butte, Wont
Bernward Voon
Didate
Clark and
John Wesley
Wesley
Standard Drug Store
Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
J. M. Kennedy Drug Co
Rana
J. C. Mount
Three Mile Bay
N. Y
Standard Drugstore
Washington Market
Ornstein Bros
W. Park
Lander’s Big Furniture Store
Lander Furniture & Carpet Co
Broadway
West Park
Symons
Postoffice
Anaconda Copper Mininsco
Butte, Mot
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Cor
Arizona and
Aluminum Sts
Bonner, Mont
Butte, Anaconda
el Proviso
E. Broadway
Standard
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