Captain Leyden Returns in Ballot Box Scandal
Capt Leyden returns amid allegations of assault on Annie Jean and claims of innocence. He admits meeting the complainant but denies taking unfair advantage, stating he waited before leaving and later sought a new position after a hospital stay. The February 19, 1901, charge cites felonious assault and a prior discharge from duties.
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Ackowledges
Phil
Pee Janes
Feaba
Raita
Pal Tye
Bette
Orion
Asa
Hyp
Akon
Ubhen
Alok Wibey
Bramerd
Wiley
Ferest
Nim
Burt
My Ke & 'P
Denhiton
Butte
Annie
County Auditor Deluged With Requests At Poor Farm
In Severtes of Me county a push to end prunes and tea for inmates. Auditors head faced by six men seeking transfers. two more applicants later. One man sent out of state, another to the poor farm for discharge. Several shown frail, some improved. Auditor notes ongoing investigation into farm conditions. Mrs McDonald, matron, charged $14.75 monthly per inmate for feeding, with reports of meals supplied elsewhere at higher cost.
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Vere
Montana
Undertaker Seeks Portland Relatives for Walker Heir
Undertaker Tachell received a telegraphic inquiry and letter urging him to locate David Walker's relatives. He sent the inquiry to Portland Police Chief D M Mclaughtin, who replied that despite efforts he had not found any Portland addresses or leads to known kin.
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Undertaker Tachell
D. M. Mclaughtin
Portland
Ore
David Walker
Moston and Montana
Tachell
Court briefs on estate matters and guardian petition
Jennie Murrish petitions Judge Mapney to compel Joseph Mitchell to file a report on the Henry Murrish estate where he is administrator. The petitioned heir, aged 82, accuses Mitchell of neglecting duties and failing to file required accounts. Bridget Harrington seeks guardianship for Thanos Kane, declared insane six years ago and confined to the asylum, with Kane's status and care in question.
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Jennie Murrish
Mapney
Joseph Mitchell Wi
Henry Murrish
Murrish
Shy
Henry Mourrish
Mitchell
Bcrounl
Thanos Kane
Bridget Harrington
District Court
Kae
Kane
Ansylum
DANGEROUSLY ILL W T Boardman Pioneer in Unisvlry
W T Boardman a pioneer in Unis vlry is dangerously ill at his residence 1 West Copper street with jaundice. He came to this city from Colorado about a quarter century ago worked as a assayer chemist and later entered fire insurance. He twice lived in Helena and has long been active in Masonry and charitable work. He leaves a wife and a son.
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W. T. Boardman
Unis Vlry
West
Phyalelan
Boardman
Colorado
Tong Berkid
Wusisiesa
Charles Ly Smith &O
Winters
Vane tiMate
Heardon
Helena
Re Hax
Masonie Veli
Junie le Hom
Masonry Board of Relief
Hhe Wiry
Nobody Hurt as Man Pulls Gun in Arizona Street Incident
Harry Knowles, a mulatto resident at 226 South Arizona Street, was arrested by Constable Zimmerman in Justine Taylor's court for allegedly firing at a woman. He claimed he was shot at, not hit, and fluctuated on details while in custody as the case rested on disputed affray.
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Harry Knowles
South
Arizona Street
Zimmerman
Justine Taylor
Gaunt
Knowles
Fitzgerall
Fitzgerald
Jack Hyland Keeps Watch In Court Over Debt
Jack Hyland appeared in Justice Arc Hold's court facing a 20 dollar judgment sought by Thomas Harrington. He could only produce 1.50 and a suspender button. The judge examined his watch on the chain and allowed him to keep the timepiece valued at about a dollar and a half.
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Jack Hyland
Archold
Thomas Harrington
Hyland
Bert Marsh
Local briefs from Butte and area note trades and events
Local items report moves by firms like Butte Paint and Wall Paper to 131 West Park and Dr L Austin offering painless dental extractions with free examinations. Notices mention Harvard cigars, a Montana Music Co listing, rail fare specials to Gregson Springs, a death in New York of Kitty Jacobs, daughter of W J Courtney, and a St Paul M E church youth program with performers and refreshments.
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Rilver
Dr. German
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Vo
West Parx Street
Butte Paint and Wall Paper Company
West Park
City Ti
Butte
New York
Kitty Jacobs
W. J. Courtney
J. J. Jaroba
Cyclone Hits Orleans. Several Buildings Demolished
A Nebraska Cyclone struck Orleans in Harlan County at 1 last night, demolishing Gohner's livery barn Methroy's store and restaurant R. R. Patteson’s insurance office and L. Howards barn. Howard's residence and the school building were partially wrecked. No injuries reported.
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Omaha
Neb
Cyelino
Orleans
Harlan County
Gohner
Mra. Methroy
R. R. Patte
L. Howard
Mr. Howard
Prosecution Opposes Carter Fourth Trial and Escape
Washington April 16 Solicitor General Richards filed with the Supreme Court a brief opposing Carter's request for stay and release pending his second appeal. Carter, imprisoned at Fort Leavenworth, seeks bail claiming neurasthenia and innocence. The brief notes Carter's alleged $2,150,199 loss via his operations, with one third to him, and argues no basis for release while co-defendants Greene and the Gaynors face separate trials. It also details efforts to bring co-respondents to Georgia for trial and questions bail sufficiency given Carter’s actions.
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Washington
Richards
Supreme Court
Bite
Ober- Win M. Carter
Uewil Sheed
Fort Leaveworth
Kantsas
Yith Harbor
Savannah
Carters
Crimea
United States Army
Utes
Carter
Ta Ty
Urength
Georgia
Solicitor General
Geeene
Gaynors
Reene
Greene
New York
Georgi
Uial
Gov
Mr. Richards
Lany
State Schools Plan Approved for Dormitories and Appointments
The Montana state board of education approved Bell and Kent plans for a 20000 dollar brick dormitory at the normal school with seating for 50 students and furniture. G S Halve’s plans for a dormitory at the deaf and blind school were approved along with a heating plant. A Missoula meeting April 27 will submit women dormitory and gymnasium plans, select a local building commission, and report at the June Vogulay meeting. Professor J M Hamilton of Missoula was named history and psychology professor at the state university starting Sept 1, will head the summer school at the state normal school. A state convention of county superintendents was approved. local boards at the normal school and the school of mines filled vacancies.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
State Board of Education
Bell and Kent
The
Normal School
Deaf and Blind
State University
Missoula
Vogulay
Aig
J. M. Hamilton
Missou
Market Opens Feverishly Amid Irregularities on Exchange
New York April 16 The market opened excited and feverish with wide wire moves in industrial and railroad shares. Amalgamated Copper led with large volume trading before slipping on heavy realization. Steel and coal issues fluctuated, with notable gains for Burlington and Tennessee Coal while Rock Island and Northwestern lagged. bonds weakened as traders adjusted positions.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Pennsylvania
Mexican National
Chicago
Anaconda
Colorado
National Bal
Rock Teland
United States Steel
Texas
Paic
Rock Island
Burlington
Tennessee
St. Paul
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Coulers
Southwestern
Money Rates and Financial terms from New York Money Market
New York money on call at 4 percent with firm prime mercantile paper around 4 3 4 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills at 4 shillings for demand and 4 8 4 percent for sixty days. Posted rates 4 8 5 1 4 and 4 8 9. Commercial bills 4 8 4 4 8 4 4 9. Silver and Mexican dollars quoted. government bonds steady.
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York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Firm
Wheat and grain prices at Chicago trading session
April 16 1920 Chicago market reports show cued wheat raised TI T242 and red BTS No 2 hard winter T1 71 percent sale. No 3 do at 70 percent and No 2 dio No 204 26 percent listed.
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Chicago
Boston Wool Market Sees Slow Demand After Floods
The Boston wool market reports reduced demand after floods halted machinery in several New England villages. Prices remain firm with territory wools and fleece steady. fine and fine medium scoured staples quoted around 40 to 45 cents, Australian wools priced per import costs.
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Boston
Mass
New England
Personal notes with travel and health updates
Carlos Warfield is from Helena. Parker is in the city from Garnet. Marcus O Fayrel will leave for Chicago tonight via the Great Northern. James Nevins will take the Great Ithern tonight for Portland Oregon. Frank W Schriner has been called to Helena by his mother's illness. Fd. J. Skinner has returned from a coast trip and is much improved. W H Weed and family will leave for St Paul tonight over the Great Northern. J Gower and wife will leave for Ishpeming Michigan this evening over the Northern Pacific.
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Carlos Warfield
Helena
Parker
Garnet
Marcus O'Fayrel
Chicago
Great Northern
James Nevins
Portland
Oregon
Frank W. Schriner
J. Skinner
W. H. Weed
St. Paul
J. &. Gower
Ishpeming. Mich
Northern Pacific
Shriners Welcome Honolulu Pilgrims in Fargo Visit
The Honolulu Shriners arrived in Fargo North Dakota on April 16 and stayed two hours. They were greeted at the depot by Fargo Shriners and escorted to the new temple for a reception.
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Fargo
N. D
Honolulu
New Temple
Ripley on the Stand in Goebel Case Trial
Frankfort Ky April 16 The Garnet Ripley trial for complicity in the Goebel assassination continued with Ripley on the stand Cross examination touched on his movements after January 31 his company near the executive mansion and alleged statements to J D Matthews about clearing Powers The defense overruled objections left questions unresolved Hayden Smith and Hunter Moody disputed Ferguson and Crawford on Ripley husking corn contradicting earlier Goebel denouncement MacGinnis testified work occurred in September and Ripley discussed Central America before his arrest
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Frankfort
Garnet Ripley
Goebel
J. DB. Matthews
Caleb Powers
Powers
New York
California
Matthews
Henry Youtsey
Henry County
Hayden Smith
Hunter Moody
Witneses Ferguson
Crawford
Ripley
Moody
Ross MacGinnis
Central America
McAlmonds Bt McLeu Wins New Market Biennial Stake
Colonel M. McAlmonds bay colt Bt. McLeu by Lt. Simon Mimi won the Forty second New Market biennial stake at Port Graven. Arthur James Magic Mirror was second and William Whitney's Volodylovoski third ridden by Lester Reiff. Seven horses ran. Volodyloveski failed to meet Derby expectations. Race for three year olds over the Rowley mile with 25 sovereigns each and 600 added.
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London
M. McAlmond
Bt. McLeu
Simon Mimi
Port Graven
Arthur James
Magic Mirror
William C. Whitney
Volodylovoski
Lester Reiff
Volodyloveski
Chicago Livestock Prices April 1 Cable Receipts Report
Chicago market data shows generally steady cattle trading with good to prime steers at 5 to 6 dollars, poor to medium cattle around 3 to 7 dollars, shockers and feeders from 2 to 4.50, and calves weak at around 3 dollars. Prices reflect early-April trading in a steady-to-soft market.
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Chicago
Receipts and Prices for Beef and Sheep Market Quoted
Daily cattle and sheep receipts and bid prices across multiple categories. Steers quoted at 4 2505.35 with mixed grades and butchers seen. receipts today 20 400 and tomorrow 24 000 with leftovers 3 000. Western and native lambs listed with bid ranges from 4.7 to 5.40 per hundredweight.
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Walen
Cattle and sheep market report from Omaha on April 16
Receipts show 162 000 sheep and 1 000 cattle with mixed demand. Beef steers ranged near 4 154 while Western and Texas steers hovered around 44 80 and 8 25 respectively. Calves and stockers traded between 3 25 and 7 00, hogs around 5 02, lambs and sheep firm with natives and Westerns quoted near 4 60 to 5 10.
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Omaha
Texas
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report April 1
Cattle receipts 10,000 with steady market. Texas steers 4.40 to 4.60, Texas cows 3.75 to 4.25, native cattle 4.60 to 5.45, stockers 3.80 to 4.80, hogs receipts 20,000 with lower market. Bulk sales 5.95 to 6.05, heavy hogs 6.15, mix 5.00 to 6.05, pigs 4.00 to 5.65. Sheep receipts 6,000 market strong with lambs around 4.90 to 5.10 and mutton 3.00 to 3.90.
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Kansas City
Texas
Contractors and Builders Cement Prices Ad in Butte Montana
Get our prices on Yankton the best domestic Portland cement in the market Wholesale and retail Butte Coal Co state agents 19 E Broadway Butte Mont.
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Yankton
Butte Coal CO
Broadway
Butte
Mont
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