Dispute Over Davis Estate Case Reaches Federal Court
The district court and federal court proceedings involve Andrew J. Davis and Erwin Davis, with actions tied to the estate of the late Davis. The case centers on alleged fraud and collusion affecting a judgment, with rulings from the district and circuit courts and potential actions to enjoin enforcement in state courts.
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Reid's Millinery Leads Butte For Style And Range
The Reid millinery store at 141 West Broadway Butte showcases a wide selection sourced from New York City. Proprietor judgment is praised and the opening attracted Butte ladies seeking fashionable hats. Attorneys W W Dixon John F Forbis and J W Forbis are noted as representing Andrew J Davis in the case, with a 30 day window to take further steps after the decision.
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John F. Forbis
J. W. Forbis
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Butte
New York City
Reid's
West Broadway
Memorial Services Planned For President McKinley In Butte
Lincoln post G A R of Butte organizes public memorials for President McKinley on the day of his funeral. A committee will work with city ministers and leaders to arrange services and draft resolutions honoring Comrade McKinley.
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In Search of a Brother Martin Gilmore
Brooklyn woman Rose Gilmore of 10 Ten Eyck Street seeks her brother Martin Gilmore. County Attorney Breen has a letter about his whereabouts noting he went to California and then to Butte but has not heard from him in a long time.
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Late Society Notes Highlight Connells Visit and Teens’ Party
Mr and Mrs M J Connell former Butte residents now in Los Angeles arrived in the city and are staying at the Thornton. Mrs Jessie MacAuley hosted 11 young guests at 418 South Jackson Street on Friday afternoon from 2 to 5. Games and a guessing contest with a prize china pin tray were enjoyed, with Miss Myrie Bryant winning the booby prize. Attending were Emma Ricker Myrtle Lander Edith Lloyd Dollie Trainer Myrtle Triant Bessie Osteller Bessie Ricker Lola Heidrick Erma Lawrence and Tillie Larson.
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Butte
Los Angeles
Thornton
Jessie MacAuley
South Jackson Street
Bessie Ricker
Myrie Bryant
Emma Ricker
Myrtle Lander
Edith Lloyd
Dollie Trainer
Myrtle Triant
Bessie Osteller
Lola Heidrick
Erma Lawrence
Tillie Larson
Pennsylvania Railroad Offers Special Train for President Meinley
Officials of the Pennsylvania railroad sent word to the Buffalo cabinet conference offering use of a special train to transport President Meinley’s body from Buffalo to Washington. If accepted, the train would stay in Washington while the body lies in state and then proceed to Canton, Ohio for the final funeral journey.
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Chains and a Dungeon Punishment Threatened for Incorrigible Youth
A local report notes authorities consider strong disciplinary measures for a determined youngster. The article outlines potential confinement and punishment options as authorities seek behavior correction.
Eleven Year Old In Jail After Night Out
An 11 year old boy spent a night in the county jail at his mother's request for staying away from home. The mother later sought guidance from the county attorney who advised and released the boy after bringing him home. She lamented lack of control despite punishment and described plans to chain him if needed to break his habits.
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Run Out of Town Boulder Man Told to Leave
Special dispatch from Boulder reports George Cartlidge, a Kelena resident working as a mortar mixer for the deaf and blind school building, run out of town after declaring no sympathy for the dead president. In a public meeting, committees were formed to eject him, report the incident, and notify his union. he departed before further action.
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Hill Arrives in Butte for McKinley Funeral
James J. Hill president of the Great NorthernRailroad travels by special train to Butte with Gen Nelson Miles to join a party en route to Washington for the funeral of President McKinley. Senator W A Clark accompanies the group. Hill and Miles declined interview before departing at 8 am for St Paul. He expresses support for removing anarchists and confidence in US business stability under Vice President Roosevelt.
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Butte
Nelson Miles
President McKinley
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W.A. Clark
Hill
Miles
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A Word to the Wise on Electrical Belts and Health
A columnist promotes electrical belts and trusses as remedies for chronic illness. The piece describes fatigue, melancholy, and dull mornings, claiming electricity purifies blood and stimulates organs. It advertises free consultation and battery treatment.
Steel Strike Ends With Workers Set To Return Monday
President Shaffer and United States Steel subsidiary leaders sign an agreement ending the steel strike begun June 36. Workers will return to idle mills Monday morning, with terms to be released only after Shaffer issues the return order in Pittsburg. No concessions by US Steel are reported.
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John Pierce
Ren I. Davis
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Steel Corporation
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Daniel G. Reed
W. T. Graham
Warner Arms
William Leeds
American Sheet Steel Company
M. McArthur
American Steel Hoap Company
J. W W. Jenke
W. EF. Corey
Carnegie Steal Company
Mrs McKinley’s Family and Nurse Support at Milburn House
Milburn House Sept 14 Mrs Barber learns of the president’s death and informs Mrs McKinley who remains in a south room overlooking Delaware avenue. Dr Rixey notes cautious improvement but a further strain may force a Canton move before the state funeral as family and cabinet plan proceed. Abner McKinley McWilliams McDuncan and Helen McKinley sisters Mrs Barber Mrs Myron T Herrick assist Mrs McKinley as she endures the news and next days ahead.
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Schley Court of Inquiry To Meet After President’s Death
Admiral Dewey arrived in Washington and conferred with Judge Advocate Captain Jem on how the president’s death affects the Schley court proceedings. No formal announcement has been issued as the inquiry days approach.
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