Restraining Him from Prosecting Work on New Race Track
Charles W. Cannon and Joseph V. Long file a district court suit against Llewellyn Hatch seeking $1,000 damages and an injunction to stop race track construction on land south of the city. Hatch seeks revocation citing alleged insolvent status and a prior conflicting claim by Enoch Johns. The hearing extends late with affidavits detailing land titles, possession, and leases to Hatch for a race track. Anton Strasser sues J. J. Eager et al over rent collection tied to a mortgage on Ferrell addition property seeking accounting and mortgage redemption.
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District Court
Charles W. Cannon
Joseph V. Long
Llewellyn
Hatch
Clancy
Daniel Yancey
Yancey
Johns
Afflant
Enoch Johns
United States
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Northern Pacific
C. D. Tillinghast
Anton Strasser
J. J. Eager
Ferrell
Nic
Bard of the Wasatch Tours War Song Mines
Dr A M Blanchard a noted dene tet of Gyden tah rode 16000 miles on a bicycle for a literary project. Known as the Bard of the Wasatch he explored southern horse fields to gather material for war songs to be published as Ballads of Our Battle Fields. The journey extended to Cayjada New York City and Florida.
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A. M. Blanchard
Gyden
Tah
Agen
Clty
Tanchard
Wow
Lheal
Wasatch
Cayjada
New York City
Florida
Journey by Dr Blanchard Ended in Salt Lake Museum
A traveling professional earned a living along his route and completed a remarkable journey. Dr Blanchard, over 55, now has his wheel and accompanying maps and records displayed in the Salt Lake museum, preserving his route and trip for public view.
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South
Blanchard
Salt Lake Museum
Hennessy Brand Infringement Trial Opens in City
Judge Henry N. Blake arrives from Helena as testimony begins in a case brought by Hennessy cognac makers against Con Peoples and Pat Peoples over alleged sale of brandy under a mark purporting to be genuine Hennessy. Settlement may come this afternoon. Also a promotional note for Weinberg Bros. silk goods and apparel in Owsley block rooms 47 48.
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Henry N. Blake
Helena
Hennessy
Fredch
Con Peoples
Pat Peoples
Owsley Block
Weinberg Bros
Evsten
Local briefs from town column and events
Infant daughter of Thomas J. Trill died Saturday and was buried yesterday. Ovila Proulx, 42, died this morning. funeral at 2 PM tomorrow at 1802 South Montana. James H. Steele obtained a patent for pulverizer improvements per Louis Bagger Co. US court adjourned to 21st due to Mrs Knowles illness. Boston & Montana beat Missoula 28 to 1. next game off. Judge McHatton and family escaped a lake accident after horses bolted. carriage and occupants rescued.
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Newbro
Thomas J. Trill
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
Ovila Proulx
South
Montana Street
Louis Bagger & Co
Washington, D. C
James H. Steele
Knowles
United States Court
Dorothy
Missoula
Judge McHatton
Nine Mile House
McHatton
State Pharmaceutical Association Meets in Butte
The State Pharmaceutical Association will hold its annual session in Butte tomorrow at 2 PM in the city hall council chamber. D. M. Newbro presides, Mayor McCarthy delivers welcome and awards the freedom of the city. Officers will be elected and plans for next year discussed with papers on business problems to be read. A banquet at Columbia Gardens will follow with toastmasters Newbro and Fosselman outlining an evening of stories and humor. A special car will transport attendees and local druggists will close shops at 9:30 PM for the festivities.
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State Pharmaceutical Association
Butte
Council
D. M. Newbro
McCarthy
S. Robert Fair
W. B. Welch
T. A. Fosselman
Columbia Gardens
F. A. Fosselman
Asand
Sun Printing Strike Escalates With Nonunion Reinforcements
The Sun faces a new phase as the steamer Endeavor arrives from Philadelphia with 104 nonunion workers led by Charles William Edwards. Only nine go to work. within minutes five more join the strikers. Reported counts show 68 night printers, 81 day printers, 60 subs, 80 stereotypers, and 6 pressmen on strike across composing rooms. The press, mail, and delivery staffs remain without unions.
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New York
The
Sun
Endeavor
Philadelphia
Charles Wiliam Edwards
Arriival
the Sun
Notable visitors and locals in the city today
Sheriff W. S. Pyle of Beaverhead is in town. Pat Flynn of Coeur d'Alene mining fame is visiting. J. F. McCormick of the Northern Pacific has returned from Chicago and Elgin. J. A. C. Burrage and A. W. Bemis of Boston, representing Standard Oil, are in the city. John MacGinnis of Montana Ore Purchasing Co. has come back from a Coeur d’Alenes trip. J. Benton Leggat, recovering from erysipelas, plans to depart for Hunter’s Hot. S. K. Knox, Monitor mine owner from Richmond Flats, arrived from Independence, Missouri, and heads to Richmond Flats.
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W. S. Pyle
Beaverhead
Pat Flynn
Coeur d'Alene
J. FE. McCormick
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Elgin
J. A.C. Burrage
A. W. Bemis
Boston
Standard Oil
John MacGinnis
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Coeur d'Alenes
J. Benton Leggat
Hunter's
S. K. Knox
Richmond Flats
Independence
District court holds guilty pleas and sentences
Charles Burgam and Charles Simington pleaded guilty to grand larceny and received two years in the penitentiary. Richard Austin also pleaded guilty to the same charge and faces sentencing tomorrow. Lloyd Wright and J. K. Williams await further proceedings for arson attempt and sodomy respectively while Bonner faces grand larceny charges. Tom Treacy and Mike Baker were dismissed after a severe judge’s lecture.
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Charles Burgam
Charles Simington
Richard Austin
Lloyd Wright
J. K. Williams
Bonner
Tom Treacy
Mike Baker
Fellow's Commission Co market report and ads fragment
The notice combines a market roundup with a described decline and daily prices for wheat corn and oats alongside an advertising section. It mentions Fellow's Commission Co at 42 W Granite St Chicago, listing car counts and price ranges, with a lodging house for sale by S M Wade in Silver Bow block.
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Fellow’s Commission CO
Granite St
C. W. Cockrill
Mgr
S. M. Wade
New York Stock Market Opens With Overall Declines
New York Aug 7 opening trading shows declines with Smelting down a point briefly reversing to strength led by Pacifics and Northern Pacific gaining 1 to 1 1 2 points. Tron and steel stocks remained notably quiet during early moves.
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New York
Nron
Northern Pacific
Water at Maine's head of minerals says late paper
A late article by Fr Th Chadbourn argues water dominates Maine's mineral wealth, noting Maine ranks second in granite output and yields top tourmaline. It links rainfall, lakes, and large natural reservoirs to river growth, tidal power, and future shipbuilding advances, highlighting water as pivotal to the state’s economy and industry.
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Uiese
Wileh
America
Ahien
Lorre Plante
New Color Effects in Films and Light Refraction
A French chemist explains color production through thin lamellae and interference on papers and waters, citing turpentine resin and dammar in artificial coatings. Separate notes discuss anesthetic advances from Kiel, effects of dilute solutions in the spinal canal, and a novel theory of cancer focusing on mucous membrane injury rather than germs.
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M. Olivier Glavin
Charles Henry
Physiological Laboratory
Borbonne
Bler
Kiel
Percen Hon
Hunt
Seatietechilly
Lambert Lack of Londs
Notice to Co-Owners in Lottle Quartz Lode Claim
Notice to Patrick W Murray and others as co-owners executors and assignees that under section 232 of the Revised Statutes the Lottle quartz lode mining claim in Summit Valley mining district Beummit Valley, Bow county Montana records indicate a payment of one hundred dollars due and payable to the co-owners.
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Patrick W. Murray
Nicholas Ayers
United States
Said
Lottle Quarts Lode
Bummit Valley
Ver Bow County
Montana
Notice
P. W. Murray
Estate case in Montana seeks lease order for real estate
In the Second Judicial District Montana a matter concerning the estate of P A Largey deceased comes before the district court with an order to show cause why an order to lease certain real estate should not be entered.
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Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
P. A. Largey
Lulu F. Largey
Silver Bow
Eald
Daly Inter Mountain
Silver Bowl
State of Montana
C. Smith
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