Title to a Claim It Must Be Decided by the Courts
The Boston and Montana Mining company sues William H. Young James E. Dickey H Koudebush and James Ky in district court to decide ownership of a Badger State mining claim. Attachments followed a $13 692 judgment against Roudebush. parties claim interests and deeds transfer. Also actions include Big Blackfoot Milling vs Burker for lumber debt and guardianship petition over Johns children. Judge Lindsay sets May 6 citation. Tebo's county service claim dismissed. McCormick v Johnson & McCarthy trial ongoing for coal sale commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Montana Mining Company
District Court
William H. Young
James E. Dickey
H. Koudebush
James Ky. Hesid
Badger
Roudebush
Young
Alexander W. Pike
Dickey
C. R.burker
Big Blackfoet Milling Company
Burker
Leggat & Poster
Moore
Clancy
John McCormick
Johnson & McCarthy
Harris-McCormick Company
Runaway Wagons Crash in Hennessy Intersection
A pair of spirited horses pulling light delivery wagons collided at the Galena and Wyoming corner in Hennessy this morning. The Gus Nickels butcher wagon driver watched as a horse from the electric light company crashed into the butcher rig, both animals breaking free from harness and tumbling in the mud. Several people, including the wagon driver, escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Wyoming
Surrow
Gus Nickels
Copper Block
Electric Light Company
Equilibrium Purs suits chase ends in wrecked vehicles
The pair began at a rapid pace but were captured before causing damage. The two vehicles ended up badly wrecked in the incident.
The Plumbers Lockout: Masters and Journeymen Disagree
The master plumbers and journeymen fail to reach an agreement amid a city split. Seven shops belong to the Master Plumbers association while six operate outside it. Journeymen claim outsiders may bow to union demands, risking patronage from customers if masters do not yield. The masters refuse to discuss the strike, citing organizational law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Plambe Association
Masters’ Association
Police Court Pleas And Fines In Local Vagrant And Prostitution Cases
In Judge Ferrell's court this morning Victor Lelegresse colored pled guilty to vagrancy and was fined Sullivan and others were arrested in connection with a robbery of Robert Brown and pled not guilty with trial set for May. Jewell a white woman and Ve Sullivan and Cher Anderson a drunk entered pleas or fines as the cases sit for Friday with other defendants Glenn and Ollie_
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Lelegresse
Cher Anderson
Glenn
Ollie
Gold Car's Race at Aqueduct Tops Meeting For Montana Breds
Montana bred horses dominated the Aqueduct meeting with Gold Car winning a seven furlong handicap. Dr Parker and Duke of Middleburg chased the finish as Hox and Roysterer pressed late. Motley and Rose Stakes winner Motley led the Daly stable charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqueduct
Montana
Fran Trevelyn
New
Yoas Journal
Carter
Aqueduct Course
Oreer
de Mavens Daly Stable
De-Tntes
Fred Me
Mossam
Motley
Gray
W. Latkes Lind
Morgan
East
Mossi
Tone
Lutcelani
Anh
King Barleycorn
St. Lorenzo
Dr. Parker
Gold Car
Horace
Duke of Middleburg
McCue
Hox
Hex
Caer
Roysterer
Gough F Steven
Daly
Hey Sipemer
Wheels for sale near library and odd personals
Slightly used wheels offered cheaply opposite the library. Personal notices mention Miew Atamie Gaheoof Paws and others in a confusing crowd of names. The text references Pettise and Ne Lather with unclear contexts and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettise
Syria
FOR SALE 95 FEET OF RUBBER HOSE CHEAP
Fragments indicate a local notice offering 95 feet of rubber hose for sale at Occhill 124 West Park. Additional unreadable lines mention a person or company but are not recoverable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occhill
West Park
Local City News and Notices from Briar
A jumble of city items reports on a piano tuner, Mont Music Co, and several shops including 41 West Granite. It notes a Sunday opening stake at West Side Coursing Park and a funeral for John Foley aged 30 with burial plans to Monida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisseras
J. G. Bates
Piane Tuner
Mont Music Co
Mikado
West Granite
West Side Coursing Park
Miss V. Peters
Harvard Block
West Broadway
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Fark Street
National Undertaking
O. Quartz Street
Sullivan
Karled M. Crittenden
Mrs. Moffatt
Eewin Davis
John A. Davis
Luis Deen
United
Prank Baer
Linco Etrest Meadeville
Richard ‘Thomas
Leenard
Bettie Spenser Seeks Missing Friend in Hutte Report
Mrs Bettie of Caldwell West Virginia seeks news of her friend Mrs Bettie Spencer. She has written to Postmaster George W Irvin for information and says the last communication placed Mrs Spencer in Hutte.
Copper Cartel Claim Ties Major Mines to Oil Syndicate
New York reports that A. Rogers of Standard Oil, for a syndicate, has gained control of several large U S copper properties. The list includes Montana mines and lake Superior operations such as Anaconda Isle Royale and Copper King. Details await final shape as arrangements proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
8. A. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
United States
Montana
Lake Superior
Anaconda
Isle Royale
Copper King
Rugers
Heatley Tried For Destroying Property At School Of Mines
John Heatley charged with malicious mischief for damaging property at the School of Mines building. Penrose and Troy, who accompanied him, were dismissed. Healey defended himself and was fined 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heatley
School of Mines
Harrington
Penrose
Troy
Healey
Young Healey
Duty on Imported Coal Declared By Circuit Court
Judge Morrow of the U S circuit court ruled that imported coal with less than 92 percent fixed carbon incurs a duty of 67 cents per ton. Anthracite with 92 percent or more carbon is duty free per the 1887 act. Charles P. Cole imported 2280 tons from Swansea on the Muskogee. a 87 cent per ton duty was paid under protest. the board of general appraisers and higher court rulings upheld the collector and then the circuit court decision against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Morrow
United States Ciircuit Court
Charles P. Cole
Swansea
Muskogee
Board of General Appraisers
New York
United States Circuit Court
Street Railway Ordinance Introduced in Chicago
The city council considers a first street railway ordinance offering a four cent fare, 10 percent compensation to the elevated and potential municipal ownership. The Chicago Western Elevated Railroad Company seeks a 20 year franchise under these terms.
Black man struck by passing car in Kansas City
A Black man nicknamed doves alias G Charles Williams was struck and killed by a passing car in Kansas City this morning. Police report shows the incident occurred in the city with the driver stopping at the scene and cooperating with investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
G . Charles Williams
Doves
Farm Errant Check and Murder Report
A Philadelphia Press excerpt recounts a Pennsylvania farmer cashing a $200 check after fear and hesitation. The report also notes a mob killing Laura Canaffax, described with racial slurs, at a jail incident. The brutal scene contrasts ordinary banking with violent crime tied to racial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Press
Marvel of Graphology in London Holds Writing Record
A London gentleman aged eight years, without spectacles, sets a world record for fine writing by inscribing 46 000 words on a single ordinary postal card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
EB. J. Tebo
Butte
Vernon J. Barlow
Barlow
John G. Holland
Tebo
Dr. Rinehart
Hennessy Hock
Brobege
Nave
Jnre Santos
Matehliga Hollman House
Catton
Digae IE Coe
W. Broadway
Ign
J. G. Pumberton
Pres
FP. Rosstow
Ree
Sec
P.O
City News
Brier
Williams
Laura Canaffax
Yestereday
Marvel OF Graphology
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton & Fartsen Ltd
Omicaro, Ill
Newbro Drug Co
Butto, Mont
Silesia
China
Collins
Erie
Perfort
Bovey
Dresden
Manchester
Tigers
Linar
Os Vecces
Butte’s
Knowlton Mies
Mwies Ata
Los
Angeles
W. Park Street
Walnuulay Ee Ee
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