Laws On Divorces From Other States Questioned In Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court rules that a divorce decree from Kentucky may be invalid if the wife resided in New York and had no ties to the Kentucky case. Atherton v Atherton, Bell v Holl, Streitwolf v Streitwolf debated validity of out of state divorces. The New York court's decision was upheld in Bell and Streitwolf with Kentucky decree reversed in Atherton. Justice Peckham dissented in Atherton, arguing the husband caused the wife’s change of residence.
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Washington
United States
Atherton
Bell Va Holl
Streitwalf
Streitwolf
Kentucky
Teynupentis
Otineton
N.Y
New York
New York Supreme Court
Ilaver
Peckham
Italian Ambassador Succession Circa Washington D C
The state department has been advised that Baron Fava will be succeeded as ambassador from acts to the United States by Marquis Vilazo Molispina di Carbona. The marquis, a former diplomat to Argentina, brings extensive service in Europe and the Americas.
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Washington
State Dewarement
Amerian Ambbassador
Rome
Haan Foreign Office
Baron Fava
Vilaze Molispina di Carbona
Initsner
Renibtt
Witie
Pavon
Kingdom of
Naples
Cavour
Berne
Constantinent
Roumania
Buenos Ayres
Pope Leo Expresses Grief Over Europe Turmoil
The pope denounces hostilities against the church spreading across Europe including Spain Portugal and France. He laments religious liberty debates in France and criticizes associations denying gospel professions. He notes disturbances and calls for calm while urging resolution and lawful church positions to be submitted for consideration.
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Vayls
Rome
Europe
Frances
Wdt
Spain
Kent
Great mistake claims unity among five engineer unions
Grand Chef Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers says reports claim an agreement to settle among engineers is wrong. He notes leaders from five organizations signed a written pact to work together, ensuring all optimizations would be included.
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Chevelind
Chef Arthur
Brotherhood of
Locam i
Cher
Engineers
Fvenen
Conteat Raltyemd
New Deneey
Mr. Arthur
Settlement Terms Amidst Industry Disputes
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a dispute over settlements among firms and engineers. The text references consent from another organization and ongoing difficulty in reaching an honorable accord, with unclear parties and actions.
Unclear military uniform debate linked to Edward era
Fragmentary text describes an Edward era uniform discussion with General von Moltke and the Royal Viennese order. Mentions a lieutenant and Marlborough context and contrasts tonal equipment. Details are sparse and obscured by OCR artefacts.
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Lona
Edward Re
Vor
Molites
Aekd
Edward
Mate Ceneral von Moltke
Royal
Vietnian Order
Leute Uskae
Sane
Great Manhattan Robbery May Not Aid Rerun Probe
Chief of the detective bureau said no new developments emerged in the 1978 Manhattan Savings Institution robbery at Front Street and Bleeker Street. About $2,747.70 in securities and $11,000 in cash were stolen. few securities recovered and no communication with the office.
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W York
Capellis
Kurreau
Manhattan Savings Institution
Tuts
Manhattan Savities Institution
Trontway
Bleeker Street
Freight train wreck near Point Pleasant kills one injured others
A south bound Ohio River railroad freight train plunged through a temporary trestle near Point Pleasant West Virginia. Engineer John Pennock of Parkersburg was killed. F W Johnson and F L Prost, both of Parkersburg, suffered broken legs. Bert Way sustained internal injuries.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ohio River
John Pennock
Parkersburg
F. W. Johnson
FL P. Prost
Bert Way
Violators arraigned in Sun day law case at Academy
Dan Daly and William Brady were arrested at the Academy of Music on Sunday law violations. They were arraigned in police court before Magistrate Zeller who reserved a decision. The Actor's Union benefit occurred last night with Brady as manager and Hopper and Daly performing in a burlesque on Uncle Tom's Cabin.
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New York
de Wolff Hopp
Dan Daly
William Brady
Academy of Music
Polie Court
Zeller
Tani
America
Mr. Brady
Hopper
Daly
Western roads to resume prepaid colonist ticket orders
Chicago April 15 indicates western roads including Milwaukee St Paul Great Northern and Burlington plan to resume prepaid colonist ticket orders due to some New England roads refusing to sell tickets to Pacific coast points.
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Chicago
New England
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Great Northern
Burlington
Morgan to Build Up Mexico Visit Sparks Mexican Development Plan
The Times reports from New York that J Pierpont Morgan’s European trip relates to Mexican interests. President Diaz is said to have commissioned Morgan to attract foreign capital for Mexico’s development, aiming for conservative growth and a gold standard.
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New York
the Times
Wall Street
J. Pierpont Morgan
Europe
Mexico
Diaz
Patten Daughter Engaged to Adjutant General Corbin
Washington society reacts to the engagement of Miss Edythe Patten to Adjutant General Corbin of the U S Army. Miss Patten is described as an attractive brunette and a leading figure in Washington's social circle.
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Washington
Dakota counterfeiters halted in Sioux Falls raid
Federal agents raided a Sioux Falls house and seized a full counterfeiters outfit including dies metal and tunes. Levi Clark was arrested on counterfeiting charges as a wave of fake currency circulated in the area and neighboring securities.
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Sioux Falls
Levi Clark
Copper mining shares close in Boston market
Special to Inter Mountain reports April 15 in Boston that copper mining shares closed with Amalgamated at 24 55, Anaconda 52.40, Parrot 57 0, Boston & Montana 424.00, Butte & Boston 114.00, Calumet & Hecla 89 8, Tombrock 338.00, Osceola 87, Utah Copper 3699.
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Inter Mountain
Boston
Mass
Montana
Butte
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarmck
Osceola
Utah
Pneumonia claims Butte saloon bartender Robert McCleary
Robert McCleary a 43 year old bartender at the Butte hotel saloon died of pneumonia this morning in his Caprice block apartment. He had been ill several days after an initial bronchitis diagnosis and had moved from Phoenix, Arizona six weeks ago with his wife to work in Butte. He had recent saloon ties and planned business ventures here. The funeral plans are undecided and may be held locally or in Phoenix under lodge auspices.
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Robert McCleary
Butte
Caprice
McCleary
Phoenix
Arizona
Tie
Butte Hotel
Butty
Sherman
Phoenix Lodge
Silver Bow Lodge
Parrot Mining Hearing Delayed In Nipper Claim Case
Judge Clancy heard part of the order to show cause why Parrot Mining should be enjoined from mining beneath the machinery building on the Nipper claim. Proceedings postponed to next Saturday to allow both sides to adjust terms. Attorney Shores for Parrot noted closer work to machinery than expected and consent to an order aligned with plaintiff F. Augustus Heinze.
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Parrot Mining Company
Clancy
Shores
Parrot Company
Parrot
F. Augustus Heinze
Beav erhead Jail Escape Suspect Captured in Butte
Sheriff Phillips of Beaverhead captured Richard Driscoll, who escaped last week while serving a days sentence for vagrancy. Driscoll fled at dusk during a wood splitting detail with other inmates, was sighted by a railroad brakeman en route to Butte, and detained by Detective Murphy until the sheriff arrived. He had been linked to burglaries but cleared on the charges.
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Sherif Phillips
Beaverhead
Butte
Richard Driscoll
Driscoll
Murphy
Dillan
Hearing on Tax Collection Enjoinment In Bute
Judge Harney heard the order to show cause why the city of Bute should not be enjoined from collecting taxes for street paying pending the suit. Plaintiffs include A. A. McMillan and twenty-nine others against the city as defendant. The hearing continued late.
Man Arrested for Carrying Concealed Revolver in Pleasant Alley
Ed McHale was arrested after noon on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. He is accused of drawing a revolver and threatening to use it on a woman in Pleasant alley.
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Ed. McHale
Pleasant Alley
Divorced Couple Reunites with New Marriage License
A marriage license was issued late today to Max T. Hellins and Mary M. Helling. The couple had been divorced once but decided to begin life over again by remarrying.
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Max T. Hellins
Mary M. Helling
Personal notices from the region and beyond
A string of brief notices lists travels and moves of local and visiting figures. A.B. Curry wins the Northern Pacific inn for Porland this morning while C.K. Dunne departs for New York and Liverpool. George Haldron returns from Wall Street and plans future New York visits. Dr. Mauri Eisenberg returns to Butte after east stock promotion. AL Lynch joins east-bound party in Hot Springs. B Pratt of Libby departs for home. Pratt heads Libby townsite. F. S. Fitchett, a Butte miner, returns from Arizona with claims near Jerome and plans a return to develop properties there.
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A.B. Curry
Porland
C.K. Dunne
New Yor
Northern Pacific
Liverpool
George Haldron
Wall Street
New York
Mauri Eisenberg
Emma Mine
Butte
AL. Lynch
Rutus
Hot Springs
Ark
B Pratt
Libby
Chas. R. Leonard
M Pratt
Flathead County
Fithett
Arizona
Mer. Fitehett
Bingeon
Jerome
Sutra Brothers v Chief Vision Petition Denied Injunction
Judge Gibbens in the circuit court declined to issue a temporary restraining order or appoint a receiver in the Sutra Brothers of New York versus the Chief Vision Protection company. The case stems from an agreement between the lager corporation and the Consolidated Action company made last spring.
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Chiake
Talary
Sutra Brothers of New York
Chietage Vision Tetotion Company
Lager Corporation
Consolidated ‘Taction Company
Wattle man sentenced to hang for uncle murder
April 1 W. AL Beaton on Hay sentenced by Judge Griffin to be hanged for the murder of Dan Kieharids, the condemned man's uncle. No date was set. Seaton, in a fit of temper, killed his uncle with an ax as he slept.
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Wattle
AL Beaton
Hay
Griffin
Seaton
Surrogate Delays Rice Will Contest Pending Murder Charge
Surrogate Fitz gerald adjourned the two William Marsh Rice will contests until Wednesday awaiting Justice Jerome's ruling on the murder charge against Patrick. The delay centers on pending legal actions connected to the Rice estate in New York.
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New York, AL
Fitzgerald
William Marsh Rice
Jerome
Patrick
Local Mortuary Notices for Moffat McCleary Pope
The remains of Wilson Moffat and Robert J. McCleary are at Sherman’s Undertaking Parlors awaiting word from relatives. James Garfield Pope, 3 years 5 months, died yesterday. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the Pope family home at 107 Dunn Avenue Walkerville.
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Moffat
Wilson Moffat
Sherman
McCleary
Robert J. McCleary
Pope
James Garfield
Stephen Pope
Dunn Avenue
Walkerville
Retiring Bank and Local Business News in Butte
Simon Bank retires from business as Butte sees a sale and moves by firms including Montana Music Co and Butte Paint and Wall Paper Co. Harvard cigars promoted. four generations of Byrnes celebrate anniversary. Adelaide Thornton Corbett named administrator of Frank B. Corbett estate with $25,000 bond. B A & P offers 800 round trip Butte to Gregson Springs. Musical program planned at St Pauls M E Church.
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West Park Street
Simon Bank
X Butte Paint and Wall Paper Company
West Park
City Tood & Coal Co
Felune
Main
Harvard
J. Austin
Ned Bot
N. Main Street
Butte, S
James Byrnes
South Hutte
Adelaide Thornton Corbett
Frank B. Corbett
Butte
Gregson Springs
Great Northern Round Trip To Boulder With Bath Privileges
J. B. Reynolds advertises round trip tickets from Butte to Boulder on the Great Northern railway. The offer includes one week’s board and bathing privileges at the Hot Springs hotel for 13 dollars and 80 cents per person.
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Great Northern Railway
Butte
Boulder
Hot Springs Hotel
J. B. Reynolds
Excursion Tickets Promote Midwestern to Southern Travel
The Chicago Great Western urges travelers to buy KERS EXCURSION TICKETS at one fare plus two dollars for a round trip to nearly all U S points with return within 21 days. Tickets valid January to June on the first and third Tuesdays at low homeseekers rates. Also Milwaukee Road offers reduced excursion fares to Jacksonville Mobile New Orleans Savannah and El Paso good for return before June 1 1901 with details from local agents.
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United States
Chicago Great Western Rye
Great Western
F. H. Lord
Gen. Pass
Agt
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Jacksonville
Fla
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Savannah
el Paso
Texas
Milwaukee
J. T. Conley
St. Paul
Haircut for children at post office barber chairs
Mothers urged to bring children to a post office offering specialized barber chairs and artistic haircuts. The aim is to provide child friendly service in a familiar public space.
Butte Coal Co Announces Cement Prices in Butte Montana
Butte Coal Co state agents at 19 E Broadway Butte Mont offer domestic Portland cement wholesale and retail under the title Yankton the best. Prices quoted through local market channels for both wholesale and retail buyers.
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Yankton
Butte Coal CO
Broadway
Butte
Mont
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N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
St. Paul's
M. BE
Galena
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Epworth League
Ida G. Scott
Justin Butler
R. H. Ballar
Bergstrom
K. Palmer
Bergstrom Orchestra
Boulder Hot Springs
Homese
Kers
Denver
Santa Fe
A. “Warren
Gen'l Agent
F. Ky
Dowy Bik
Ainatke City
Anaconda
Oregon Short Line
Norhern
Pacific Railway
Union Pacific R. R. Co
Shermi
Royal Highway
Fetter
A. Cheate
Salt Lake Ci
H. C. Wilson
Keeley
Keeley Institute
Keely
East South First Street
Salt Lake City
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