Suit filed for $10,000 damages in railroad accident
Eliza Jane Lavell sues the Butte Anaconda and Pacific in district court claiming negligence caused a broken arm on July 4 at Mountain View Park while getting off a train. She alleges unsafe cars and lack of safe alighting means caused a serious back and shoulder injury and seeks $10,000 plus medical costs. Attorney J. M. Simpson represents her.
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Eliza Jane Lavell
B., A. & P. Railway
Mountain View Park
Anaconda
J. M. Simpson
Bank Name Change Signals New Banking Era in Anaconda
The Bank of Marcus Daly and Co. of Anaconda has renamed to Daly Donahue Greenwood, with Marcus Daly M Donahue and W B Greenwood as partners. Daly Donahue Moyer in Butte also changes, promising general banking, exchange sales, and direct drafts on major cities. Greenwood as cashier adds strength, and local residents foresee improved loan access and Eastern money at favorable rates.
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Bank of
Marcus Daly & Co
Anaconda
Bank of Hoge, Daly & Co
Daly, Donahue & Greenwood
Marcus Daly
M. Donahue
W. B. Greenwood
W. M. Thornton
Marcus Daly «| Co
Butte
Greenwood
Anaconde
Ogden
Denver
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Union
Galveston
Texas
City of Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
California
F. Warren
Balt Laka
Man arraigned in police court for frequented houses case
In the police court William McKenzie faced trial on the charge of frequenting houses of ill repute. City Attorney J R Boarman led the prosecution and Attorneys Oles and Sawyer defended. Boarman moved to dismiss for insufficient facts, the court granted, and a new complaint was filed by Chief White naming the house involved.
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William McKenzie
J. R. Boarman
Oles and
Sawyer
Boarman
Chief White
Local court actions and theft cases noted
The article reports multiple cases in which individuals face charges this afternoon. Joe Argo, accused of stealing shoes from C O D store, is held for district court with potential reform school sentence if guilty. John Johnson, charged by George Carter with stealing a watch and chain around June 26, is arrested and to be tried. chain recovered. Both defendants are described as colored.
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Joe Argo
Napton
Reform School
John Johnson
McMastern
George Carter
Johnson
New Coal and Ore Cars For Oregon Short Line
The Oregon Short Line adds new steel coal and ore cars to Anaconda shipments from Diamondville. Each 81 ft 6 in car weighs 36.60 tons, carries 100,000 pounds, and uses New York air brakes with cylinders at one end. Cars have no wood, built by Pressed Steel Car Company, Pittsburg, with a drop bottom unloading system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line Railway
Anaconda
Diamondville
B., A. & P. Railway
New York
Pressed Steel Car Company
Pittsburg
Corcoran and McGuire wed at St Pauls Anaconda
William Corcoran and Mary McGuire, both of Anaconda, were married at St. Pauls Catholic church officiated by Father Follet. Gerald Sullivan served as groomman and Kate McGuire, sister of the bride, as bridesmaid. After the ceremony they traveled to Carroll for a wedding breakfast and will live on Locust Street starting housekeeping.
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William Corcoran
Mary McGuire
Anaconda
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Father Follet
Gerald Sullivan
Miss Flora Lewis to Wed Hill in Missoula
Hamilton records note Miss Flora Lewis wife to be, a three year Steven ville primary teacher, will marry Mr Hill of Missouri at her parents home in Missoula this morning. The Edison Concert Phonograph event drew a large crowd at the opera house, promising a state tour and strong profits for the inventor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Flora. Lewis
Stevenville
T. J. Lewis
Missoula
Hill
Missouri
Opera House
Edison Concert Phonograph
Local Briefs From Montana News Scene
James Macfarland of Butters at the Montana venue and H. H. Rogers traveled to Helmsville yesterday. Notables in town include A. L. Holly of Deer Lodge and Th. F. Brown of Garrison. Margaret Daly of Helena attends her sister’s funeral, while Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Tamsdel return from a month away. Mrs. K. A. McLeod of Granite visits, later travels home. Judge and Mrs. Weilling Napton are at the Montana after a Deer Lodge visit. The Margaret theater orchestra debut at A. O. A. hall drew 100 plus couples, a success. The Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association event at Gregson Springs is postponed due to bad weather. Vincent McMullin of the post office retires home after vacation in Deer Lodge, discovering a mine with gold and metals. Mr. and Mrs. Charlee Mood sell Mood boarding house in Carroll to Mrs. Peter Cox of Anaconda for about 5000 dollars. Rev. F. B. Cleland will vacation in Duluth and the East, leaving next Monday. Rev. J. R. Ruskell of Butte will lead services in his absence.
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B. F. Tamsdel
K. A. McLeod
Granite
W. SL Jean
Weillng
Napton
Montana
Deer Lodge
Margaret: Themter
A. O. A. Hall
Gregson Springs
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Vincent McMullin
Post Office
Charlee Mood
Mood
Carroll
Peter Cox
Anaconda
Pla
Peter Hale
Cox
Ones
F. B. Cleland
Presbyterian Church
Duluth
J. R. Ruskell
Butte
Outing Opportunity in Bitter Root Valley Offered
Northern Pacific announces sale of round trip tickets from Butte Anaconda and Deer Lodge to Hamilton with hotel expenses. On sale Wednesdays and Saturdays to Hamilton include Ravalli Hotel meals and lodging for five meals and two nights at $10. Daily sales offer meals and lodging at Ravalli Hotel for three quarter days. Tickets valid on Copper City Limited.
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Northern Pacific
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Hamilton
Ravalli Hotel
Elx
Copper City Limited
Poluta Wea
Portland
Pacific Expre. It. i
Mis- Panew
Sun
Oregon Short Line
Anascon
Lonal
Great Northern Railway
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Northern Pacific Way
Europe
Dishonesty is Rare in Hotels Says New Orleans Clerk
A New Orleans hotel head clerk recalls a Milwaukee couple who left a ring behind after accusing a servant of theft. The ring was found later in a trunk, the husband apologized, and the article notes that hotel staff rarely steal while guests often claim theft. It emphasizes misdirected accusations harm honest workers and that dishonesty among chambermaids is nearly unknown.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Milwaukee
Indy
Gay
Tax ideas eyed as war revenue sources
Revenue officials consider new stamp taxes amid growing government expenses. Proposals include taxing patented articles, slot machines with element of chance, firearms, and fireworks, while guarding nonprofit items like gum dispensers. Senate committee discussions stalled earlier but anew push backs more revenue.
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Congress
United States
Treasury Department
Department
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Boston Traveler Misses Maud Dick Proposes to Me
In a brief, sharp exchange a Boston Traveler report notes Maud Dick proposed to the speaker last night. Ella asks what was said, and the speaker responds he told him to ask mamma. The wretch claimed he already did and she wouldn’t have him.
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Boston
Maud—Dick
Ella
Dr Huie Pock A Chronic Disease Specialist Ad
A historic notice for a medical practitioner at 2278 Main Street promotes private cures. It claims specialization in chronic diseases and women’s diseases, presenting the doctor as permanently curing private ailments through years of study.
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Huie Pock
Main St
Ambiguous Advance Notes From Tibam to Butte and St. Paul
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered initials and place names including Butte Montana and St Paul Minnesota. Lacks a clear event, date, or identifiable subjects to form a full report.
Trains Arrive At Butte From East And West
Trains arrive at Butte from the east and west as flows indicate a steady rail pattern. The edition notes No 7 1103 and No 9 12 45 p a schedule fragment with times and directions.
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Butte
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Anaconda News
Anacosda
Commercial Avenue
Butte, Anaconda
Pacific
Lovell
BANK
Standard Drug Company
Tom Boy
Good Boy
la Vetta
Standard Drug CO
East Park Ave
Corcoran
McGuire
Hamilton News
James T. Fitzgerald
G. W. Chambers
Nada
Stillwater
Minnesota
Louis May
Stevensville
Wiles Springs
B. Chaffin
M. E. Church
J. A. Martin and
Bride
Brandel
C. W. Sawyer
West
Ravalll
James Macfarland
Butters
The
H. H. Rogers
Helmsville
A. L. Holly
Th. F. Brown
Garrison
City
Margaret Daly
Helena
Mra
Angus McDonald
Bitter Root Valley
Wix
Nervita Scenices
Nervita Medical Co
Zinton & Jackson Sts
Chicaco, Ill
Newbrs Drug
Cu. Susie
Dr. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Theody
M.a.mclaughlin
J. D. McGregor
Ontario Vecrinary College
Toronto
Canada
Barlow's Agatabtes
South Main Street
J.e.tuite
Americas i Bsestoh
Nate Grasi
Montane
Bilver Bow
Masouic Temple
Dan Yancey
Whitney & Stork
S. Montana Street
East No
St. Wall
Twin Bridges
Pony and Norris
Coast Points
Yortland
Ry Tibam
Stanchard Pullman
St. Paul
Omaha
St. Joseph
St. Luis
H. Merriman
A. G.A
Butte, Mont
Ceal
Fee
G. P
T. A
Paul, Minn
Utah
Union Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
Colorado
Queen City of the West
Nebraska
San Francisco
Cal
Ssengern
Depot
East Broadway
Man
H. O. Wilson
D. E. Burley
Salt Lake
Ieee
LEI HN
Frea
Bawa
Montana Central Railway
New Font
Minneespol
Gutte
Anaconds
Apokane
Seattle
Portrasd
Leeman
Flootenai Country
Oregon
Pointe
Alaska
Japan
China
Twin Cities
Great Northern Flyer
Great Falls
Great Norther Flyer
North Mais Street
J. E. Dawson
Sacu HO
Billings
Mont
Burlington
Louis
Say
Nya
Kansas City St. Louis
Cketa
Cena
H. C. Townsend
Bt. Louis
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE
Santa FE
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