Butte & Boston seeks new trial in Devitt case
Montana Ore Purchasing Co. officers linked to Helena Independent articles. Attorneys McIntire and Forbis push subpoenas to obtain telegraph records and witness testimony, claiming publications influenced the trial. Judge Cullen cautions limits on subpoenas and depositions, case set to resume next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte & Boston Company
Michael Devitt
Ted
Helena
United States
Montana Ore Purchasing Co
Helena, Independent
Torney H. G. McIntire
John F. Forbis
E. Rolins Morse
J. 8. M. Neill
Toto
Cotter
McIntire
Plantiffs
Cullen
Montana
Carlos Warfield
Warfield
Montana Ore
Montana Purchasing Company
Independent
Mr. McIntire
Mr. Cotter
Inens
Neill
John MacGinnise
W. K. Foote
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Forbis
Foote
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Helena Independent
Sea of Art
Graph Seonany
EERE
Sa Grap
Officera
Partiular
Mr. Forbis
John MacGinnis
Charles Copenharve
Standard
Copenharve
W. W. Walsworth
The
Walsworth
Pennsylvania
MacGinnis
Butte
Cate
Local Briefs Brighten Butte Scene With Obits and Notices
J H Leyson returns to Butte from Boston amid Davis estate matters. John Shultz funeral set Sunday 2 pm from Duggan's. Mortis Boyle dies aged 64. funeral 2 pm tomorrow from Miners Union hall. Dr H H Hanson travels to Helena to testify in Kellogg case over Mrs Heratia death. William Murray 28 and Margaret Smith 19 marry in Michigan in Justice Nichols ceremony. Mrs Steve Harrington 23 dies. funeral Sunday 2 pm at 371 East Broadway. Detective Charles Ray seeks Alice Mary Elizabeth Clark via letter about estate. C Reber 68 dies. funeral Sunday 2 pm from 216 Idaho St. flowers not requested. Donald Kennedy funeral 7:30 pm at Dane McGillis residence, then to Alexandria Ont for interment. Miss Helen Murphy funeral day from Sherman’s parlors to St Patrick’s church then Oregon Short Line depot. remains to Dunlap Iowa for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Leyson
Boston
Davis
Butte
John Shultz
Duggan
Mortis Boyle
Miners’ Union
H. H. Hanson
Helena
Dr. Kellogg
Heratia
William Murray
Seed
Margaret Smith
Michigan
Nichols Thia
Steve Harrington
East Broadway
Charles Ray
Alice Mary Elizabeth Clark
C. Reber
Idaho Street
Donald Kennedy
Dane McGillis
North Main Street
Alexandria
Ont
Helen Murphy
Sherman
St. Patrick's Church
Oregon Short Line
Dunlap
Iowa
Courts Show Respect For Judge Harwood Death
In mourning for the passing of Mrs. Judge EB N Harwood in this city yesterday, both district court departments will not transact business tomorrow. The motion dockets set for tomorrow will likely be taken up on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
EB. N. Harwood
Department of the District Court
Mrs Harwood's Funeral Services Set Tomorrow
The funeral of Mrs. E. N. Harwood will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. starting from 730 West Granite Street, then to the Episcopal church for services conducted by Rev. J. C. Blackiston. Interment at the German cemetery, 114 N. Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Harwood
West
Granite Street
Episcopal Church
8. C. Blackiston
Threatened 10 Kill A Police Officer In Butte Saloon
Pat Griffith a railroad man threatened to kill Police Officer McQueeney in Milo Torpey s saloon last night and was arrested in police court this morning he has a two year history of gun plays including a shooting at the Clark picnic Basin and a prior gun draw at Barney Bone in South Butte the Sultzer Hall real estate firm has moved offices within Butte to 37 E Broadway rooms 1 and 22 second floor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Griffith
McQueeney
Milo Torpey
Griffith
Basin
Barney Bone
South Butte
Sultzer & Hall
Hamilton Street
E. Broadway
Butte Annex
Suit filed over promissory note and mortgage security
John Peterson sues Sam Hogensted and Mary Williams to recover 200 and three percent interest from November 30, 1890s, plus 75 attorney fee, seeking foreclosure of the mortgage. Red Churley vs J C Despault, set for trial, is dismissed as settled in Judge Lindsay's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
Sam Hogensted
Mary (. Williams
Red Churley
J. C. Despault
Lindsay
Tornado Devastates Blum and Surrounding Areas in Dallgs Texas
A tornado swept through Johnson and Hill counties damaging Blum and nearby homes. Several residents died or were critically injured including a daughter of Dr. Banks and an eight year old D. P. Hunt’s child. Lacey Robertson’s wife died as their house collapsed. The public school, two pupils, about a dozen homes, and a Baptist church were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallgs
Texas
Johnson
Hill Counties
Blum
Banks
D. P. Hunt
Lacey Robertson
Disposal of Clark Case Placed On Senate Agenda
Senator Chandler announced in Washington that on Wednesday May 2 after the morning session he would call up the Clark case resolution. He said consideration might be continued until disposed of but later withdrew that plan. He would not speak unless a senator opposed, while Senator Allen preferred to read testimony and form his own conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Washington
Chandler
Clark
Senate
Allen
House Adopts Hawaiian Government Bill Report
Washington April 27 The House adopted the report on the Hawaiian government bill by 138 to 54 after adjourning yesterday The judiciary committee chairman Ray reported back the Livingston resolution seeking attorney general information on remanding B D Green John T Traynor and W E Gaynor to Georgia district court jurisdiction The subject will be heard next Friday and the report was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ray
Judiciary Committee
Livingston
Attorney General
B. D. Green
John T. Traynor
W. E. Gaynor
District Court of
Southern District of Georgia
Money seeks amendment to abandon property act in insurrection districts
In Washington on April 27, Money called up a bill to amend the act for collection of abandoned property and fraud prevention in insurrectionary districts, proposing a new section limiting provisions to proceeds from cotton and seed under the 1863 act. After his remarks the bill was laid aside and the Scott case resumed with Pettus arguing against the resolution, contending Scott is entitled to his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bartlett Sinclair cross examination wraps up at Coeur d'Alene inquiry
Washington April 27 The cross examination of Bartlett Sinclair concluded before the house military committee with Capt J B Bennett detailing a Denver to Wardner journey with General Merriam and an April 9 interview with Governor Stoumenberg on troop needs. Bennett described censoring telegrams, reviewing Wardner press, noting no prisoner mistreatment, and about 200 prisoners in box cars awaiting the new prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bartlett Sinclair
Coeur d'Alene
House Military Committee
J. B. Bennett
Merriam
Denver
Wardner
Steumenberg
Bunker Hill
Chandler to Call Up Clark Case Next Wednesday
Washington April 27 Chandler announced in the senate he would bring up the Clark case for consideration next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Senate
Chandler
Clark
Butte Team to Field Baseball Using Old Football Grounds
The baseball committee chose Butte team colors white shirts with "Butte" across, white sweaters, navy knickerbockers, and blue stockings. Grounds will reuse the old football field with a new grandstand plan by H N Patterson, fence to separate diamond from stands, and restricted access. Manager candidates include Pabst, Lefty Guyer, and Kid Fear. Hunkie Hines declines. Two batteries and several local amateurs will form the team plus a second umpire nominee Dexter Smith. Helena club has named a candidate slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
D'Guy Stivers
H. N. Patterson
Hunkie Hines
Sporting Life
St. Louis
Pabst
Lefty’ Guyer
Cincinnati
Kid Fear
Chicago
Dexter Smith
Helena
Scott Wins Senate Seat in Washington Contest
Washington April 27 report says at age 34 Senator Scott was seated after a senate vote of 6y to 3. The decision affirms Scott as entitled to his seat in the United States Senate following the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Scott
Prominent Players Listed From Helena Club Tryouts
The roster includes Paddy Ryan Hammond and Alex Goodman who played with Helena last year. Short Stop Austin touted as fast, AH Marshall from Billings last year, Carl Wood Edward Murphy and Wild Billy Sethey a pitcher described as a whirlwind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy Ryan
Hammond
Alex Goodman
Helena
Short Stop
Austin
Ah, Marshall
Billings
Carl Wood
Edward Murphy
Wild Billy Sethey
Self‑support themes at Ecumenical Conference in New York
At the Ecumenical Conference Rev H G Underwood spoke on an object lesson in self support in Korea noting 186 fully belt supported churches from 188. an adult membership of 20 083, with 865 additions and 6 2id yen contributed. Rev H N Barnum described self support in Marpoot Turkey where 69 percent of 1898 expenses were borne by natives. native congregations must fully own work with missionaries as helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. G. Underwood
Korea
Presbyterian Church
United States
Presbyterian Council
H. N. Barnum
American Board
Hu Poot
Turkey
Marpoot
Missionary Society
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Dogton & Montana Attorneys
John MacGinis
R. German
N. Main
Cyglone
Nicclair
Clark Case
Umoire— Helena
Scott Gets His
Paragon
Gloria
Staiways
Heywood
Majestic
Majestic Steel
Mallente
Same
Si Kennedy Furniture CO
Majestic Cine Bank Ige
Aso
Sas
oRviten Gita
Bing
Cannes
Kennedy Furniture CO
Broadway
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