Court orders examine Workings of St Lawrence and Anaconda mines
In Heinze petition Judge Clancy orders Anaconda Company to appear September 2 at 10 to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Similar order in Hickey petition to inspect and survey the Little Minah mine. McDonald sues Powers for 5000 alleging eviction, false arrest, and damages to his name. seeks 5000 plus 25 attorney fees and costs. Ethel M. Kennedy sues for divorce from John F. Kennedy on cruelty. seeks custody of 9 week old child, alimony, and attorney fees.
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F. A. Heinze
St. Lawrence
H. H. McDonald
District Court
John Powers
Nicholas Powers
Luce Herman
West Quarta Street
Herman
Harrington
McDonald
Charles G. Kohl
Ethel M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Portland
Ore
Montana Christian Association Annual Convention Opens
Dr Wix presides as the Montana Christian Association begins its 19th annual convention of the Church of Christ with three daily sessions at 9 30 am 1 30 pm and 8 20 pm. Prominent ministers from the state and east will attend for reports business and speeches. Public invited to all sessions. convention continues through Sunday September 3.
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At & O
Montana Christian Association
Church of Christ
Old Timers Recall Jim Keith of Butte Now in Leadville
John G. Keith, once a Butte resident known as Jack Keith, now visiting here from Leadville Colorado after a trip to Alaska. Formerly an engineer at the Lexington, he abandoned valve-gear work to pursue medicine, drifting across the country before settling in Leadville and studying medicine. He is paying old friends a visit.
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John G. Keith
Butte
Leadville
Col
Alaska
Mr. Keith
Lexington
Colorado
Discovery of tauric acid promises soft metals
The August mining column reports Theodore Olan of Washington claiming a new element tauric acid that can soften steel gold and many metals making them pliable and ductile as putty. It allegedly converts via a complex layering method though it will not soften iron. The note ends on a wry caution about iron’s stubbornness.
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Mining and Scientifc Prees
Theodore Olan
Washington, D.C
Olan
Olin
Holden’s Montana venture sparks Utah interest in ore camps
Edward R. Holden, who bought the Hope group at Basin Montana and thrives in New York, has many local supporters hoping for major success. He previously built a $110,000 Marsac mill at Aspen after ore work in Park City. Dr. B Standinger and Dr. Charles T. Remme of St Louis, visiting Marysville, Mont, are shareholders in St. Louis Mining and Milling, which adjoins Drum Summit and has yielded ore worth over $1,000,000. they plan to return eastward today and later revisit Utah’s camps.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Edward R. Holden
Hope Group
Basin Mont
New York
Holden
Park City
Colorado
Aspen
B. Standinger
Charles T. Remme
St. Louis
Marysville
Mont
W. J. Heywood
Utah
Barber Phil Levy Buys 21 North Main Street Shop
Phil Levy, longtime associate of Charles Joyce the barber, has purchased the barber shop at 21 North Main Street. He invites friends to visit his new location next door to Whatley’s cafe.
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Phil Levy
Charles Joyce
North Main Street
Whatley
Mr. Levy
One-Hand-In-Pocket Safety Plan For Electricians
An established safety measure in large power houses requires every electrician to work with one hand in the pocket unless a task truly needs both hands. The rule reduces accidental shocks by keeping danger in mind and preventing careless contact with live equipment. The approach mirrors the old finger string reminder and reinforces cautious habit.
Bond Forfeit In Zagur Assault Case At Police Court
Last night it was revealed Mrs Christian was beaten by a man named Zagur not her husband. Zagur pleaded guilty, bonds set at 100 dollars, but he failed to appear this morning and bonds were forfeited. An attorney advised nonappearance, prompting action by Judge Sullivan later. Also, Mark Murphy faced a reduced fine for drunken assault, and E Gilbert was fined five dollars for impersonating an officer after escorting a intoxicated friend to jail. Other locals faced minor charges for disturbance, window smashing, and indecent language with fines imposed.
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Christian
Zagur
John Zagur
Sullivan
Zagar
Mark Murphy
E. Gilbert
Gilbert
Justice's Reverse Inscription and Memorial Ad Verso
A fragmentary ad note describes The Victory of Man ila Bay dated May 1, 1898, a U S M A gift to Dewey’s Asiatic Squadron officers and men. It lists Monument sellers Bennett Price agent Butt Wylie’s National Park tows and White Bronze Monuments. Also mentions 79 West Broadway inquiry and Postoffice News Stand tablets and stationery, plus John N. Olson music teacher at 126 West Granite.
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Manila Bay
United States
Asiatic Squadron
George Dewey
Patrick J. Healey
West Broadway
Bennett Price
Butt
Medal for Healey at Washington in Dewey era honor
Patrick J. Healey, a former Butte resident who served with Admiral Dewey at Manila Bay, received a bronze medal from the Navy Department in Washington. The obverse features Dewey's bust in relief.
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Patrick J. Healey
Butte
Dewey
Manila Bay
Navy Department
Washington
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