Chapter 14 Appears in Callahan Case at Local Court
The Callahan case resurfaces as Monica Frey Callahan versus Emmet Callahan is filed in the county clerk’s office. Debates over a chattel mortgage and ownership of a list of household goods trigger testimony about property title and legitimacy, with attorneys and judges set for a busy docket addressing injunctions and wage claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica Frey Callahan
Emmet Callahan
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Montana
Emma Fry
Emma Callahan
C. P. Connolly
Affiant
South
Excelsior Avenue
Butte
Robert Coombe
Callahan. Doe
Autumn’s chill defense with Vigoral and Beef Extract
The White Front Grocery advertises Vigoral and Beef Extract as a tonic to strengthen the system for damp cold weather. It lists Vigoral 2x bottle, 4 oz bottle, Beef Tablets, Solid Beef Extract, and related prices while noting the text is not medical advice but suggests savings on prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Front
Seerenne
New Smallpox Case Reported in Butte Area
A young man named Roscoe Baldrich of Butte Sampling Works is ill with confluent smallpox. He stayed with a family at 821 South Main and the home is quarantined. Baldrich had boarded with a family recently moved from Rooker, explaining the infection. A Miss Patten at 1 South Wyoming Street is also reported ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Baldrich
Butte Sampling Works
Monroe
South Main Street
Baldrich
Famely
Rooker
Patten
Wyoming Street
Thanksgiving Services Held Across Butte Churches
Thanksgiving services were observed in nearly all Butte churches with a joint service at First Presbyterian led by Rev. Edward Oliver Tilburn of Shortridge Memorial Church. Music enhanced the day and the sermon, on the Duty of the Creature to the Creator, drew a large attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Fined for concealed weapons and disturbance in court
Frank Guitening was fined $20 by Judge Sullivan this morning for carrying concealed weapons and creating a disturbance. Andrew Maniton and Engberg pleaded not guilty to the charge of disturbing the peace, and will be to Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Guitening
Sullivan
Andrew Maniton
Engberg
Local briefs and ads list varied town services and arrests
A compact page of notices includes addresses for dentists, attorneys, and stables on Main Street and Reed's Stable. Christmas night events with tickets at one dollar. listings for tinware roofing cave troughs and stove repairs. a new East Park street supply firm and Heilbronner’s cigars. clothing prices for boys’ pants and knee pants suits. Dr. Hammond moving residences near the Presbyterian church. a note on a Boston consolidation wager paid and a court arrest of J J McLean for obtaining money under false pretenses after pledging a diamond ring. Large East Side corner lot and two five room houses offered by McMillan & Floyd at 67 East Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
North Main
Bee Hight & Fairfield
Bates
Tuner
Montana Magis Company
Alexander Laist
H. B. Ashworth
S. Main
P. O
A.dunce
A. E. Jones
East Park
Hamilton, Katenback & Kerth
Weat Broadway
Butte Stove Repair Company
E. Park
Dr. Hammond
West Broadway
Presbyterian Church
Boston
Supreme Court sets 26 cases for January term
Special to the Inter Mountain Helena Mont Dec is Governor Smith represented in Washoe Co. vs Hickey et al and the Oden Nipper mining case appealed for an alternative writ to force Judge Lindsay to hear a motion to modify an injunction. Lindsay had refused last Tuesday. The court fixed twenty six cases for argument from Jan 1 to Feb 1 including murder prosecutions State vs Hurst Peep Lacey Calder and Fisher with three appellants under sentence to hang. The state board of examiners approved the asylum contractors bill up to the end of the fiscal year totaling $2 500 less than last year while other institutions costs remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Smith
Washoe Co
Hickey
Oden-Nipper
Supreme Court
Lindsay
A. Heinay
State
Hurst
Dawson
Peep
Teton
Lacey
Silver Bow
Calder
Fisher
Fergus
State Board of Examiners
Personal notes from Butte visitors and movers in mining
Joseph Smith arrives from Anaconda while C A Palmer comes from Salt Lake. Dillon's Annie Ty Harwood visits Butte. W H Lockhart, the sage of Bernice, spends Thanksgiving in the city. Francis M Shaw of the American Developing Mining Co in Gibbonsville Idaho is in town on business. B Ryan of Toronto, a Pole Creek placer investor, visits Butte. James G B Hollingshead leaves for California to examine copper properties. Harvey Cullum, ex Lexing ton Blue Bird, visited Salt Lake and works on mill tests at the Croesus mine Hailey Idaho. Simon R Flynn, former Montana bank examiner and Helena native, assists as president of the Second Bank in St Paul. Flynn is Ottawa graduate. Moe edits a Washington army and navy journal and Spokane Evening Chronicle. H C Carey, northwest mining expert, becomes superintendent of the A D M mill at Haunonville Idaho. Carey has friends in Butte awaiting news of his work on low grade ore treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
Anaconda
C. A. Palmer
Salt Lake
Annie Ty Harwood
Dillon
Butte
W. H. Lockhart
Sage
Bernice
Francis M. Shaw
American Developing & Mining Company
Gibbonsville
Idaho
Harvey Cullum
Lexington and
Blue Bird
Mr.ullum
Croesus
Hailey
Simon R. Flynn
Montana
Witet Beoriver
First National Bank of
Helena
Forse Inenk
St. Paul
Mr. Flynn
Ottawa
Canada
Moe
Washington
Army and Navy
Spokane Evening Chronicle
H.C. Carey
Northwest
A.D. & M. Company
Hwhhonaville
Carney
Viking A
Alma Margaret Bielenberg to wed Irwin Worden Higgins
The Deer Lodge notice states Alma Margaret Bielenberg daughter of a pioneer Montana family will marry Irwin Worden Higgins. Higgins, a Montana native, has achieved mining success and operates properties near Deer Lodge. The announcement cites her as a charming, well regarded young woman with wide state-wide circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas Bie~lenberg
Deer Lodge
von~ Ing
Alma Margaret Bielenberg
Irwin Worden Higgins
Bute
Montana
Higgins
Chamberlain's Threats and Anglo Saxon Teutonic Alliance
Paris dispatch notes Chamberlain's Leicester remarks spark debate over William II's visit and an Anglo American German alliance notion. London papers largely dismiss the speech as hyperbolic or eccentric, highlighting anti German sentiment and lack of consensus among editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Joseph Chamberlain
Leicester
William
England
Chamberlain
Great Britain
United States
Germany
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Chamberlain’s speech sparks divided press reaction
Across papers Westminster Gazette condemns the speech as not government policy and criticizes its tone toward France. Evening Standard notes Chamberlain did not reference an alliance. St James Gazette backs public opinion favoring closer ties with Germany and the United States, while The Sun echoes a favorable view of an alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Gazette
Chamberlain
France
Evening Standard
St. James Gazette
Germany
United States
Russia
the Sun
Senate finance bill seen as foregone conclusion
Washington reports a crowded White House as congress debates the financial bill. Senators Fairbanks Beveridge Cullom Platt Lindsay and others attend cabinet discussions while Platt notes a subcommittee will draft terms and foresees agreement with the House bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Congress
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Indiana
Cullom
Ilinois
Platt
Connecticut
Lindsay
Kentucky
Senate
House
War dispatches describe Capiz battle and Mindanao garrisons
Reports say 9th and 11th Infantry members including Private Humphreys were killed with casualties among other units. MacArthur’s forces report minor engagements, multiple captures of rifles and artillery, and substantial ordnance surrender. Mindanao postings prepare to garrison several stations as natives visit and bands play.
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Hughes
Wartik
Wth
Humphreys
Sth
Tie
Fis
Capiz
Lawout
MacArthur
Dell
Meadern Gang
Oregon
Young
Cave Alry
Zaumboamga
Meely
Maniht
Mindanao
Rebels May Surrender in Cayagen Valley Action
A dispatch reports General Linton positioned at Bayerlang in the Cayagen valley and telegraphic contact with commanders on both sides about surrender propositions to the Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Iran
Manila
Linton
Bayerlang
Cayagen Valley
Msurgetts Geer
Ly FO
Mme
Electric street car and freight train collision injures man
A half breed named Hayes Davenport was injured at the right knee after an electric street car from Anaconia collided with a freight train on the OP railway near the Commmnerchtl crossing around ten oclock. Several people escaped serious harm as cars derailed and a couch was smashed. The cause remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Anaconia
Carolln
Oelock
Hayes Davenport
Ald le
The Work Accomplished in Chicago
Figures prepared by international trade advisers detail December progress in Chicago. The note notes dates and figures, highlighting activity and outcomes amid ongoing economic analysis.
Cigar Makers Union Relief and Wage News Summary
The cigar makers union reports 19 years of work aiding members out of work sick and in strike or funeral costs. Total expenditures reached 4 045 463 dollars with 293 299 paid to unemployed members in 1893 and 1897. Since 1890 the union has paid 855 178 dollars to members. The fund disbursements include strike and sick benefits 1 227 609 dollars and death 596 789 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tte
Australian Premier resigns as Brassey forms new ministry
Telegraphic briefs note Premier Sir George Turner resigns in Melbourne while Governor Brassey calls on Mr. A Melvan to assemble a new ministry. In Kentucky, John W Gayle Owen wins the Seventh district Democratic nomination on the sixth to seventh ballot. a business man is cited. In Liverpool the city reports considerable anxiety over safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Victoria
George Turner
Lord Brassey
A Melvan
Frankfort
John W. Gayle Owen
Congress
Liverpool
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Knight
Callahan
Avare
Boise
John B. Knight
Samuel Nixon
Justice Smith
Fast Park Street
Shadwell
O'Connor
Clancy
Hickey Bros
Lizzle Lode
District Court
Tim J. Sheagainst
Sherif Regan
Lou Hoffman
Philippines
Shea
James H. Lynch
Mr. Lynch
J. P. Daly
J. B. Openheimer
Pat Mullin
Louie Hoffman
Mr. Daly
Manchester
Hoffman
William Archer
Plaintife
L. F. Hoffman
Libbie Newberry
K. J. McRae
Boston & Montana
M. O. P. Company
Thomas Nesbitt
Schultz
Wright
Wampler
John F. Kelley
Frank Gus Hess
John Grant
William G. Cole
Edward Shields
H. D. MacLeod
Frank FE. Parker
Thomas E. Finnigan
Charles Provost
Henry Eade
James Wall
Marchesseau
Angus MacLeod
Owen J. McCann
James C. Singer
George Bidwell
John Lotti
John Botogo
Rita Pearce
Harry Pearce
Charles Nuss
F. O. Heinze
Demurrer
John M. Trapp
James J. McDonald
Ebien
Cornneys
Henry A. Root
G. Leo Hagenburger
C. J. Schumacher
BBC
Sisson
T. F
Courtney
Efore
Judge Sullivan
Fair Brug and Asssy Supply Company
New East Park Street
Heilbronner’s
Boucher
Park
McMillan & Floyd
East Brodway
Andate
THE
B. Ryan
Toronto
Pole Creek
Red Bluff
James G. B. Hollingshead
Butte & Heston Company
California
IL. W. Higgins
Miss Bielenberg
Chicaco
Internation Adateers
Merrimac
Quebec
Belfast
Fall River
Mass
Fall River Association
Philadelphia
Galena
Patrick Judge
MO. J. Oumbara
Burlington
McRae-Strasburger Harness Co
E. Park St
Butte, Mont
Sippers
Curtis & Wheelers
Red Boot Shoe Co
North Main Street
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