Verdict rules Harris death accidental in Great Northern yards
Coroner jury finds Eli Harris death accidental with no one held responsible. Testimony details show Harris, a Great Northern section hand, slipping while attempting to board a train or being stabbed, with witnesses citing despondency and odd behavior. several rail workers dispute foul play and agree the body lay on the track after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Harris
Great Northern Yards
Harris
Becett
Murphy
Maine
Sherman
Jullien
Finn
Great Northern Section
EA. Wing
Sais
Peter Derham
Tme
Nichael Madden
Derham
Vincent
Doan
Wing
William Dugan
Thomas Needham
Eli
John Penny
James Washburn
Witners
Edwin Calvin
Parewis Lechey
Ladwis
Mai
Harvis
Woente Murphy
Keotion Hand
Atvhuing
Pealey Harris
Withese
Patrik Clavie
Morris
Hattie
Another Fight in Tie Potlineines Involving Silver Bow Coal Go
A report notes trouble at the Silver Bow Coal Go site titled Tie Potlineines with disputes over red coal handling. Telephone contact listed as 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bivine
Trouble in the Firm in Silver Bow County Suit
A civil suit filed in Silver Bow district court names James Ryan as plaintiff and ex mayor J C Dugan and County Treasurer Thomas R Hinds as defendants. Ryan accuses Dugan of falsified partnership books and misappropriation including $7440 to Ben Hager and $585 to Telford, seeks dissolution, accounting, and sale of firm assets. Also notes police surveillance of Paddy's Place and vagrant charges for five men linked to theft rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
James K. Healy
James Ryan
J. C. Dugan
Thomas R. Hinds
Theoty
Ryan
Dugan
Hinds
B. O. Dugan
ER. O. Dugan
Ie Partnership
Ben Hager
W Hager
Plainute
Telford
Hager and Telford
Hindsid
Maus Again Arrested Over Unlicensed Plumbing Work
William Maus, a city plumber, was arrested on complaint by Sewer Inspector Frank Schultz for practicing plumbing without a license. Authorities say he has previously been released after similar work without warrants at six sites, with ongoing questions about his methods and approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maus
Frank Schultz
Maus
Petit Larceny Thieves Target Paddy's Place
Two suspects, Oteers Smith and Sullivan, are tied to a petty theft at Paddy's Place, a lower Mall Street salon. Police warn the public as inquiries continue and a motive is sought amid limited details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oteers Smith and Sullivan
Paddy
Salhon
Mortuary Record Listings of Local Infant Deaths
The Mortuary Record lists multiple local infant deaths including Dewey Christie of 1306 Jefferson Street and Ruby Pritt Row, with funerals at the family residences tomorrow. Other entries note Fannie Oris South at 214 West Mercury Street and the infant daughter of Jacob Thompson, all with forthcoming services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Christie
Sammuel P. Christie
Jefferson Street
Ruby Pritt Row
Finley M. Roe
Mindern
Velock
Fannie Oris
Eotered
West
Mercury Street
Jacob Thompson
Hast Woolman Stort
M. Somorssy
Jonns May Die After Mine Accident Injury
Arthur Jonns, trapped in a collapse at the Thetras mine, lies in Mareau Freund’s hospital in grave condition with a compound leg fracture and suspected internal injuries. Partner Joseph Tetrault was injured as timbers shifted, leaving Johns in a coma after the fall while he was repairing displaced timbering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jonns
Mareau & Freund's
Mia
Joseph Tetrault
Johns
Fragments from Hotel Guests and Places Listed
A jumbled OCR list names many individuals and locations including Lima, Chicago, Minneapolis, Pittsburg, Deer Lodge, Salt Lake, San Francisco, and Denver area addresses. The text appears as a roster of guests or attendees with scattered surnames and initials, lacking coherent narrative or event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fujte
A. Bailey
Lima
F. Locke
Chicago
L. Staff
Minneapoelies
Cal
Gilbert and Wife
Pittsburg
L. Neuman
Buzzard
Twin Bridges
MU Brien
Med Schagel
Kalepell
C. Iy Sackett
Anaconda
J. A Jackways
Grundy
Pred
F. Ellie
Virgina
P. Strange
Salt Lake
Con Kone
Deer Lodge
Mra
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF J G Vet es plane tuner Montana Music
A garbled list of local business notices and names appears, mentioning a plane tuner J G Vetes, a surgeon Dr WH H Tlaneon, various stores in Silver Bow and Park area, assayers, hardware suppliers, stove repair, and train service notes with many corrupted phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Vetes
Montana Music
Batre
WH. H. Tlaneon
Roniend
Win PD
Hurhage
Columbia Block
Wartime Nurse Addresses Piles Cure Offer
A letter from W Langh of 433 Arizona describes a successful self treatment using a product called Nocky Mowilala Mineral. The writer, a nurse, claims recovery after three days of illness and invites others to call at 204 East Port street basement for a recommended treatment and dental sets for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Port 1
Alice Sanders
Butte Public Building Passes After Long Fight
Special to the Tater Mountain reports Senator Mantle and Congressman Mercer of Nebraska secure passage of a 200000 appropriation for Butte public buildings. Merit credited to Mercer's leadership in public buildings as the measure moves between Senate and House, with aims to reduce to 100000 but final 200000 approved and awaiting conference. Indian settlement funding and fencing projects also noted as resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tater Mountain
Washington
Mantle
Butte
Senate
Stinifis Elell Wipright
House
Mercer
Nebraska
Public Buildings Committee
Chaieman Mercey
Manthalae
Cleyonveidan
Pangue
Montana
Petition filed for bankruptcy of Tartretts retail firm
In a U S court a bankruptcy petition was filed against Fred A Tartrett a roadvetor and clothing and gents furnishing store owner in the Teele block. Liabilities total 5741.98 with principal creditors including H W King Co Chicago 452 May Kahn Bros Co Chicago 484.80 Bandese Woolen Mill Co San Francisco 167.03 Greenwald Co Philadelphia 0 Kennedy Furniture Co Rutle 200. A suit to remove the matter to federal court was brought by John W Brown against Herzog Co for 10000 for damages from a fall at the Hennessy building last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tno
United States
Fred A. Tartrett
Prinipal
Ee Tullewinig
H.W King & Co
Chicago
Ersten Co
Ban Brandsen
Kahn Bros. & Co
Bandese Woolen Mill Co
San Francsco
Greenwald & Co
Miladelphia
Kennedys Furniture Co
Rutle
Wisi
John W. Brown
Police Court Records Show Drunks Fined and Held
Police Court heard three plain drunks named Dave Roach Frank Andrews and Pate O Donnell were fined five dollars each after last night’s hilarity and jailed. John Arnold pleaded not guilty to leaving a tent unhitched and his case setting Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Roach
Frank Andrews
Paterick O'Donnell
Morrell
John Arnold
Miner O Donnell in Trouble After Bottled Clash
O Donnell a miner at Colusae Teepot says Officer Peters assaulted him during an arrest attempt near Paddy's Mace. Peters claims O Donnell resisted. a struggle left O Donnell with a sore head and charges may follow once he is released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat O'Donnell
Mae
Paddy
Peters
Donel
Oller Peters Faye Yemin
O'Dennell
Miner Hurt In Mine Jay Rock Fall
Hichard Harvey, a miner at Mine Jay, was caught in a rock collapse around noon today and sustained head and side wounds. He was taken to Murray and Freund's hospital for treatment. The annual election for the B. and M. Employes' hospital doctor will occur March 1, 1899, with applications due February 7, 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichard Harvey
Jay Mine
Murray & Freund’s Hospital
B. & M. Employes’ Hospital
Legislature Battles Over County Bills and Reforms
Special to the Inter Mountain Helena February. The house committee on towns and counties reports for indefinite postponement of the Rosebud county bill. Senate committees consider Powell county bill and Wil Minted measure. Committees pass or amend bills on interest rates education and household protection. Rumors of divided reports on gambling regulation and penalties persist as sessions proceed.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Fob
House Committee On
Roeelud
Senate
Oleluck
Powell County
Fransham
Gallatin
Ue Child
Hyman
Stone
Committee On Education
Corporations Committee
Stanton
Abdereon
Phillips
House
Rosebud
Mareyes
Jawns
Cuswr
Meagher
Lath
Gaileleite
Choteau
Cysceade
Cooney
Cascade
Eoesion
Money and Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Money and bonds gauge steady exchange rates and treasury notes as markets show cautious activity. New York stocks slip then recover amid heavy selling, while Chicago hogs, cattle and sheep receipts reflect varied demand and price ranges across categories.
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New York
Blondy
Nies New
Les Res
Chicago
Fab
Gateady
Woman's blues blamed on diseased generation organs
Mild mental distress in women is framed as illness not willpower. The letter promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, citing personal testimonials from Mrs. F. Benyrrt of Westphalia Kansas and urging women to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Eseree
Main St
Thos
F. Courtney
Main St. Butte
Phenix Harness Shop
Phur
Tatler
Vane
Fallon
Hel Frou Grocery
Dr. Wiz
Co. Partnership
BBC
Mike Sullivan
Pete Walsh
Frank Foss
William Williams
William Sullivan
Willam Wad
Bute
Sinter
Lillie Chase
Bristol
Poe
Akin Cave
Mild House
Oberiecka Masoktawee
Portex Cave
Crete
Boston
the Mortuary Record
Sadie
M. H. Caldwell
Paragon House
Paragon
Atrick Cumminss
New York City
Thoms Cumming
Uy Rem
Frank
Peter Vehursick
Lomond Ow
John Lowney
High One Terrace
Monty
Twokilt
Ares A
Jonns
RARIS
Tatrault
Mottermolt
K. M. Teaneck
Partelan
W. Cotter
Borthunds M
G. Cutter
Whitehall
Ie Finley
Harry
Ds Kent
Ruell
J. Sunpeon
Lediitley
M. Grant
SH. Crooks
Livinieton
HA. Bilefel
Teteta
City News
Iinet
Park
Cheney Ant Assayera
Pate Drng
Assig Supply Company
216
Expuisair
Shorman
Bork
Denver & Rio
Lee Heen
W. Langh
Arizona
Senator Mantle
Congressman Mercer
U. S. Court
O'Donnell's
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