Butte Court Session Delays Trials As Calendar Stays Unready
Judge Clancy presided over a lively Butte session with 20 to 30 cases set for trial but court and litigants ill prepared. Several cases were dismissed for want of prosecution after attorneys failed to appear. A mortgage note case saw delays as counsel sought witnesses from another court, prompting dismissals and adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Elizabeth Lown
Pat Dwyer
A. A. Burton
A. W. Rand
A. N. Rand
Amy Flynn
P. J. Flynn
Simon Hirsch
Morris Lanis
Anna Swanson
Margareta
Frank Dorhoffer
George Borquin
Mr. Borquin
Marguerite Doherty
Mary Bottego
Jerry Lynch
Thomas Morrin
Lynch
United States Court
Mr. Parr
United States
Centennial beer praised as pure daily beverage
A newspaper note urges purity in daily beverages citing Centennial beer. Obituaries report the deaths of Annie Kenneally age 20 and Ellen Cuddy age 61 with funeral plans listed. An asylum notice restricts visitors due to rising inmates and closing of facilities while Mulholland natatorium at Granite and Arizona streets reopens.
Burlington Route Excursions and Northern Tickets On Sale
The Burlington Route will sell round trip tickets to Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays for 64.50. For details contact Phil Daniels at 35 East Broadway. Great Northern tickets to Anaconda and all stations between are now available at 41 North Main Street with information on schedules cars and freight rates provided.
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Burlington
Buffalo
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Death of Miss Kenneally in Butte
Miss Kenneally daughter of W J Kenneally ex building inspector died suddenly at 4 AM yesterday at 328 Dakota street after an illness of under a week. She had been employed at the local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Kenneally
W. J. Kenneally
Dakota Street
Miss Kenneally
Butte Woman Passes After Illness. Parents Return
Miss Kenneally died after a serious illness. Her parents had left Butte for Idaho but returned upon learning of her condition, arriving Tuesday afternoon to a bedside vigil. The funeral will be held Friday morning with mass at St Patrick's church.
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Annie Kenneally
W. J. Kennealy
South Dakota Street
St. Patrick's Church
Bids Sought for New Masonic Temple Superstructure
The Masonic Temple association invites bids for the erection of the superstructure of the new temple in West Park street Butte Montana Plans and specifications are on file with Passmore Co 25 West Granite Street Proposals must be accompanied by a 5 percent certified check and submitted by September 11 1901 The right to reject any or all bids is reserved G E De Snell Supervising Architect
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The
Masonic Temple Association
West Park Street
Butte
Mont
Passmore & Co
West
Granite Street
G. E. DE Snell
Helena Race Meet Opens With Four Races at Local Track
Helena prepares for opening day as nearly 200 horses are on hand. Four events await Friday including the Merchants handicap with a $500 purse. Entries list horses such as Pope Leo Decapo Honest John and Searchlight with weights given for each race.
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Standard
Helena
Barney F
Theresa
Valentine
High Hoe
Mountain Queen
Julietta F
Midlove
Maud W
Sea Queen
Lagorta
Honest John
Graham Green
Pope Leo
Decapo
Donator
Free Pass
Uneandeau
Rosamonde
Nobleman
Searchlight
Onyx
the Buffoon
Bill Rohamson
Hamptonian
Homage
Nasturtium Wins Flatbush Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
New York reports Nasturtium a $50,000 Whitney colt won the Flatbush stakes at Sheepshead Bay in track record time. Stablemate Goldsmith took second, Endurance finished third by a neck. the Whitney stable was favored. Other races listed include Futurity-like results and additional meet results across Chicago notes.
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New York
William C. Whitney
Nasturtium
Sheepshead Bay
Goldsmith
Endurance
Whitney
Semper Ira
Kufan
Miss Marshall
Wild Pirate
Malster
Barbara Frietchie
Turner
Burns
Woods
Barron
Sir Oliver
Smart Set
Fly Wheel
Water Color
Autolight
Little Daisy
Sentucket
Fontex
Caseville
Kinnikinnick
Louisville
Ballarto
Kinloch Park Summary Races at St Louis
Five races at Kinloch Park in St Louis. Stella Perkins won the first race followed by Our Jessie and Queen W. Errack, Eliza Dillon, Glove were other top finishers. Enghurst won the extended mile event with Albert F. Dewey second and El Caney third. Merida secured a six furlong win with Horn second and Zion Song third. Miss Conrad captured the six and a half furlongs race with Alpha Tl. second and Kitty G. third.
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Chicago
Willie Hennessy
Harlem
Huzzah
Lucy Locket
St. Tammany
Master Mariner
Andes
St. Cuthbert
Hurdies
Eva Moe
Refugee
Maze
Star Chamber
Malay
Strangest
Landseer
Lingo
Throstle
Searcher
Adelante
Rasselas
Mile Favonious
Flying Torpedo
Captain Hamm
St. Louis
Kinloch Park
Stella Perkins
Our Jessie
Queen W
Ermack
Eliza Dillon
Glove
Enghurst
Albert F. Dewey
el Caney
Merida
Horn
Zion Song
Miss Conrad
Alpha Tl
Kitty G
Delmar Park Race Summary Reveals Fast Times
In St Louis dated Sept 4 the Delmar park card lists six races. Hazel Hughlett wins six furlongs, Cropper Lai Gai takes a mile and a sixteenth, Huntressa wins six furlongs, Ethel Wheat takes a mile, Verify wins a six and a half furlongs free handicap, and Ladas wins six furlongs with Tickful second. Times listed include 1 14, 1 46, 1 15, 1 42, 1 21 4, and 1 28 44.
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St. Louis
Delmar Park
Hazel Hughlett
Wekarnis
Charles E. Billingsley
Lai Gai
Beana
Huntressa
Rambo
Rose of Red
Ethel Wheat
van Hoorebeke
Revoke
Verify
Four Leafs
Judge Pettus
Ladas
Tickful
Ignis
Charters Oak pacing and trotting meet winners listed
In Hartford Sept 4 summary Shadow Chimes won three straight pacing heats in 2 07, 2 06, 2 10. Prince Alert swept three pacing heats in 2 64, 2 28, 2 64. Anaconda and Connor led the trot, Rowellan captured three heats in 2 16, 2 16, 2 17. Chain Shot took the 2 12 trotting class with 2 10, 2 11, 2 04 as other entrants include Hawthorne Carrie Bell Grace Arlington Whitewood Vauban Lady Thisbee Senator L Phoebe Onward Prince of India Carlyle Carne.
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Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak
Shadow Chimes
John T. Carmine
George
Stacker Taylor
Pussy Willow
Prince Alert
Anaconda
Connor
Rowellan
Hawthorne
Carrie Bell
Grace Arlington
Chain Shot
Whitewood
Vauban
Lady Thisbee
Senator L
Phoebe Onward
Prince of India
Carlyle Carne
Bishop Brondel Dedicates Laurin Church With Impressive Rite
Right Rev. J. B. Brondel dedicates the Laurin church in Montana in a solemn ceremony assisted by Father Van der Broeck. The mass and confirmation for 19 new communicants followed a three and half hour service in the new granite and brick edifice funded by the late Mrs B Laurin. The event marks the town's only Catholic temple after Virginia City’s church loss. Isais Poitras dies after long illness. he worked in Virginia City and Laurin before moving west.
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Standard
Virginia City
Laurin
J. B. Brondel
Montana
Father van der Broeck
Dillon
Beaverhead
van der Broeck
B. Laurin
Brande
Madison County
Isais Poitras
Anaconda
Ambrose Patenaude
Helena
Glendale
Butte
Silver Bow Company
Lexington Company
Bluebird Company
Montana Pioneers Die At Virginia City
Joseph Emery a pioneer of Alder Gulch died at the Madison house in Virginia City at 5 10 PM after long illness of cirrhosis. He was born November 6 1828 in Easton Pennsylvania and mined in Alder Gulch then Brown's Gulch discovering the Easton mine. Funeral tomorrow under A F and A M. Hugh King also pioneer of Alder Gulch died. he joined Fenian Brotherhood and died on his claim.
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Standard
Virginia City
Joseph Emery
Alder Gulch
Madison House
Mr. Emery
Easton
Alder Galch
Adobetown
Brown's Gulch
Illinois
Montana
A. F
A. M
Elling
Hugh King
King
Fenian Brotherhood
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Butte News
Ellen Cuddy
Johannah Hurley
East Daly Street
Mitchell & Mussigbrod
Y. Warren
Mulholland Natatorium
Granite and
Arizona Streets
Merchants
Laurin Catholics
Brondel
J. B. Laurin
Virginia
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Germany
Mwe
Holyrods
Lewis
All
W. Park St. Butte, Mont.t
Shades
W. Park St. Butte, Moat
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