Justice Olsen Court Hears Variety of Small Cases in Butte
In Justice Olsen’s court several hearings were set with one trial on petit larceny where Lou Wood, a boarder at 264 East Porphyry, was discharged for insufficient circumstantial evidence. Agnes Richards faced a peace disturbance charge and was dismissed for lack of presentment. Other cases including Joseph Alfred charged with petit larceny and Thomas Cosgrove accused of threatening with a dangerous weapon were continued or scheduled, with witnesses and bond details noted.
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Wood
Agnes Richards
Alice White
Anna Carroll
Tmnes
Alfred
Frank Reilley
I. J. Conroy
Thomas Cosgrove
Frank H
Butte Harness and Saddlery Moves to New Address
Notice to the public that Butte Harness and Saddlery has moved from 211 East Park Street to 106 East Park Street. Jubenville and Nance, proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Harness and Saddlery Company
East Park Street
Jubinville & Nance, Props
Little Marjorie Mattison laid to rest in simple Episcopal service
Friends gathered at the Mattison home for a brief rites and interment for infant Marjorie, who died Thursday. Rev. S C Blackiston conducted Psalms for the dead with a pink rosebud pillow, followed by a short procession to Mt Moriah cemetery. A long floral cortege accompanied the funeral and heartfelt tokens came from many area residents and families.
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Charles M. Mattison
Marjorie
S.C. Blackiston
Kisther Cohn
W. OD. Thornton
J. H. Trevise
Eimma Reed
Case
Ravelle & Ervin
J. H. Leyson
Catherine Searles
John Cultie
Astors
T. M. Lowry
Misses Lowry
Sam Johnstone
Drea Johnstone
Frank KE. Corbett
Donald Gillis
Little Mildred
Charlotte Towle
Nanon Welsh
Hazel Gindrup
J. K. Hesler
Miss Young
T. M. Hodgens
H. C. MacDonald
Little Janet MacDonald
Mrs. W. J. Christie
J. A. Poole
A. J. Roller
James W. Forbis
George H
T. J. Murray
F. Booth
C. J. Cutler
J. T. O'Brien
FE. M. Low
Emil Rollar
W. A. Clark, Jr
Kenneth and
Daryl Smith
Drs. Leavitt
Bernheim and
Freund
H. A. Towle
Jack Noyes
Raven Boys
Floral Tributes and Wedding Notices Gathered in Garden Names
A long list of names appears with floral references including showers of asters sweet peas yellow roses lavender asters roses and other bouquets. Couples and individuals such as M Martin C H Lane J W Murphy and Mrs Warren are noted among gifts and tokens of affection.
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M. Martin
C. H. Lane
Judge
Mrs. Lindsey
Charles S. Warren
N. W. Simmons
Morley
Miss Green
Mrs. Bernheim
P. J. Brophy
Maude
Arthur Weirick
KE. B. Weirick
Margaret Weimescary
Prof
C. V. Fulton
George Symons
George Clark
Harry Tuttle
Freda Pincus
John L. Templeman
Hennessy’s Opens Exclusive Fall Menswear Line
Hennessy’s new store collection debuts an exclusive line of men’s suits for fall featuring several fresh ideas and the latest effects. The shop invites customers to view the range and shop the new looks.
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Hennessy's
Trial over bedding loss in smallpox pesthouse case
Mrs. H. U. McDole sued the city of Busty and Dr. George W. Munroe over bedding removed from a rooming house during a smallpox case in November 1999. The jury ruled for the defendant after a brief deliberation. damages sought were $92.50 plus $280, but the city faced a non suit and Munroe defended. Attorneys Lamb Bollinger Morrin represented the sides.
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McClernan
HU. McDole
Busty
George W. Munroe
Imm
H. A. Bollinger
Dr. Munroe
Thomas Morrin
Death of Butte literary woman Mrs. Baldwin
Mrs. John T. Baldwin died at her home 403 West Quartz street after a prolonged heart illness. An 1880 immigrant from Platte City Missouri she was active in Butte club and literary circles. She leaves husband Judge John T. Baldwin four children Sue Ward James Mayo and a Bozeman brother H C Cockrell.
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John T. Baldwin
West Quartz Street
Baldwin
Butte
Platte City
Sue Ward
James
Mayo
H. C. Cockrell
Bozeman
Fraternal Brotherhood Meets Weekly at Py thian Castle
Mrs. John T. Baldwin aged 52 died early yesterday morning. Funeral set for Saturday at 3 PM at the family residence 403 West Quartz. Sealed bids due Sept 15 for betting privileges for the Dillon races to be held Sept 25 26 27 28 in Dillon Mont. Privilege to the highest bidder. George Wolf secretary dated Sept 6 1902.
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John T. Baldwin
West Quartz Street
Dillon
Dillon, Mont
George Wolf
Explosion at Well No. 1 Causes Fire and Shock in Salem
At Graff Run near Salem West Virginia a nitroglycerin shot was fired at the George Williams farm well No. 1. The blast triggered a flow, struck a beam, and exploded. Five people near the rig were knocked down along with others in a nearby boarding house. The rig, engine house, tanks and oil barrels burned, with total damage around 2000 dollars. Glycerin stored nearby did not explode. The concussion was felt eight miles away.
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Salem
W. Va
Graff Run
United States of Company
George Williams
Toledo Laborers Enriched as Railways Stock Soars
In Toledo, Ohio, laboring men including motormen and conductors benefited from a stock surge in Toledo Railways & Light. Workers bought shares as low as 11 to 14 dollars months ago and held on as prices rose to 35 to 40 dollars, with about 1,000 employees reportedly owning stock. Wealthy capitalists with holdings also profited as trades occurred.
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Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Railways & Light Company
Workers gain faith as Myver ett Moore system profits surge
Confidence of the employees in the company’s future has risen after a strong advance. It is estimated that workers here and along other lines of the Myver ett Moore system cleared nearly $400 000 in the past week on their investments.
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Myverett-Moore
Oldest Indiana Prison Convict Dies in Prison
William H. Lee convict No. 1 and the oldest serving inmate at the Indiana state prison died this morning of apoplexy. He was 56 and had served 34 years after being imprisoned for the 1867 murder of Benjamin Tea near Lafayette, amid a dispute over a farm rental.
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Michigan City
Ind
William H. Lee
Indiana State Prison
E. Lee
Benjamin T. Tea
Lafayette
Tippecanoe County
Lee
Notable Civil War-Era Prisoner Recalled After 44 Years
An elderly inmate details life at a Tennessee prison after being sent to life in 1868 for establishing an alibi. He recalls being shown an electric car at the gate, remaining a trusty for 44 years, and his claim that the town is all he knows. Governors refused pardons. Separately, Republicans in the Sixth district nominate a challenger to John W. Gaines. In Ohio a four year old child of Oscar Durkle drowns in a jar on a distressing day. recovery occurred after an hour.
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Lee
Hovey
Nashville
Congress
John W. Gaines
Brown
Tillman
Alexandria
Onio
Oscar Durkle
Ingomar
Newport News
Wilson Hay
Hampton
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Norfolk
Richmond
Ward
Unusual Morgue Visit Sparks Attention in Boston
A handsome woman visited the City Hospital morgue in Boston and kissed the body of a burly negro burglar shot by Patrolman Graham. The woman cried, then left as police sought to identify the deceased amid public curiosity.
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Boston
Burelar
Graham
Former Santo Domingo President Seeks Redress in New York Court
Juany Jiminez, ex-president of San Domingo, appeared in police court as complainant against A. A. Moscoge. After a court dispute, the magistrate bound Moscoge over to trial in the sum of 300 dollars.
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New York
Juany Jiminez
San Domingo
A. A. Moscoge
Magistate
Jiminez
Mosecosa
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Butte News Justice
Olsen's Court
Woop
Stile
Mrs. Carroll
Mrs. Richards
Itkither
Jorte Mattison
Hest
Fraternal Brotherhood
Pythian Castle
Uine
Amosk+eag company
Pat E
Symons
Mommie
Heaty de Seeley
Nee
Phirts-Pour
Michigan City Prison
Brownlow Manson
Sookie
Durkle
Wooster
Lakeville
M. FE. Hisong
I. E. Michael
London
Margery Kingdon
Cardiff
Wales
Duke of Clarence
Prince of Wales
India
Jimines
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