Man Juries Dole Five Dollar Fine in Assault Case
In Judge Chineys court Daniel Ryan faced second degree assault charges from Daniel Shields, a former Center Ville constable. After three hours of deliberation jurors found for a minimal punishment in the third degree, delivering a five dollar fine and remanding Ryan to custody for the brief period. The trial included testimony from Ryan and his wife about the altercation and the constable’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ryan
Daniel Shields
Centerville
Dudge Chiney
Charge Reduced in Fontane Assault Case
A court reduced the charge against John Fontane from second degree assault to third degree. The incident involved a mining setting and a miner’s candlestick. Fontane reportedly attacked a fellow countryman as he walked from home toward the mine, drawing a nearby crowd before intervention.
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John Fontane
Coles
Fontana
Yemin
Mim
Pontana Suru
Assault case dismissed in district court
The assault charge against William Slater by Barney OConnor was dismissed in department No 2 of the county district court at the complainant's request who said he may sue for damages against the defendants' employers in connection with the incident. The county attorney stated he examined witnesses and did not believe conviction could be obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryiai
Den
Ityan
Ryan
Shiens
Sevand Averer
William Slater
Barney O'Connor
Ays Distriet Court
Fndane
Slater
M'Leod Acquitted After Court Testimony in Saloon Assault
Daniel McLeod was acquitted after testimony in the Galena and Academy streets saloon attack case on January 36. The assault left the witness unwell, with facial injuries described as severe and jaw damage disputed in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McLeod
Arno'd
Charles Kaminsky
Meteud
Defendants admit fault amid provoking claims in trial
The record shows fault was not denied by the defendant but there was prosecution of provocation. Several persons testified to Leod's previously good character, supporting the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eLeod
Empire State Express Sets Speed Benchmark Across NY to Buffalo
The Empire State express averages about fifty three and one third miles per hour over 440 miles with four stops and twenty eight slowdowns, running daily. The Syracuse Post Standard hails it as a superb American achievement and a key advert for U S machinery and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State Express
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Ledger
New York
Buffalo
New York Central
Hudson River
United States
Syracuse Post- Standard
Multiple Death Notices and Funerals Across Town
Obituary notices from Spokane to Dillon list 82 year old Hall and several others. Dates vague. services set at residences and churches including St Patrick's and Richards’ undertaking parlors. funerals planned for Sunday and upcoming days for Gertrude Smith Nell McMillan Louis Sprague and Par Luis van with details incomplete.
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Hall
David G. Hall
Will Mitts
Spokane
Butte
D. M. Newbro
Nateleke Rin
Sprague
Louthis
Richatecs
McMillan
Nell McMillin
Yeas
Richards
Smith
Gertrude
Sue
Hugh
Petrendts
West Woolman Street
Travan
Par Luis van
Saturn
Hotel Gossip and Westinghouse Plans Across Montana
T Julian McGill of Minneapolis representing Westinghouse Electric outlines plans to adapt Missouri River power for Montana mines and cites existing plants at Canyon Ferry Anaconda and Kalispell. He showcases a vast generator concept for Manhattan Elevated Rail and Niagara Falls scale, noting Westinghouse reach in England France and Tunis honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Julian McGill
Minneapolis
McDermott
Westinghouse Electric and Manutarturine Company
East Plotshurs
Arc
McGill
Montana
Hie Company
Canyon Ferry
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Butte & Boston
Westinghouse
Kalispell
Westinghouse Company
England
France
George Westinghouse, Jr
Eres
Copper mining shares and motion docket list
Copper mining shares closed mixed with Amalgamated 90.50 Anaconda 44.25 Parrot 8.0 Boston & Montana 522 Butte & Boston 51 Calumet & Hecla 850.0 Tamarack 330.0 Osceola 86 Utah Con 34. Judge Clancy docket for Up morrow includes Mahoney vs Dixon motion to strike et al with orders to show cause, dissolving restraining orders, depositions and proofs in multiple cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Montana
Butte
Utah
Clancy
E. L. Mahoney
John M. Dixon
Buttere
W. HH. Patterson
Charlotte CO
Cassidy
PH. Regan
Robert Edgren
O. J. McConnell
Celia Davison
Wo BE. Carroll
Personal notes from the region hint at relocations and reunions
A. Rutledge travels to Wallace Idaho for tonight while Tregening heads to San Francisco via Seattle and a boat tomorrow morning. Math Alderson once a Butte newspaper man now in Griguly gulch near Helena visits Butte. Dr W D cm and Dr J A Payne from ul Stopped off at Butts from Portland. They plan to take the Northern Pacific tonight for St Paul. Casey was released from county jail after ten days for a liquor related disturbance and used an assumed name before revealing his identity to the county attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rutledge
Wallace
Idaho
Tregening
San Francisco
Seattle
Math Alderson
Butte
Griguly Gulch
Helena
J. A. Payne
Butts
Portland
St. Paul
Catoowan” Casey
Cuwas
Philippines
Toy
Caloocan
Casey
Missing defendants in theft case set for May trial
In Judge Clancy's court, the setting of the case against Racnnel and Guyette Santora for receiving stolen goods, knowing they were stolen, was postponed due to the absence of defense attorney Me Wits Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Stats Weather
Guyette Santora
Witschrist
Boy killed in a tiger's cage in Indianapolis zoo
Albert Neilson a 15 year old animal keeper at the Indianapolis zoological garden was killed when a Bengal tiger dragged him from its cage. The tiger was shot seven times after a brutal attack. Neilson died en route to City Hospital. He had worked three years, in charge of the lion cubs. it is believed he opened the tiger's cage by mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert Neilson
Zoological Garden
Neilson
Zoo
Reverend Dolliver’s father delivers prayer in Senate session
Rev W J Dolliver of Port Dodge Iowa, father of Senator Dolliver, gave the invocation at today’s opening of the Senate. The Senate authorized the Indian commission to visit Indian reservations and schools during recess. The agriculture appropriation bill advanced with amendments and debates noted by Mr Peninsaly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. J. Dolliver
Port Doige
Iowa
Dolliver
Senate
Indian Commission
Peninsaly
Financial and Commercial Review on New York Exchange
Strength in the American department in London carried over to New York with advances in international stock. Liquidation in smelting stocks weighed on metals and railroads while minor properties showed brief strength. Notable gains appeared in General Electric and Delaware & Hudson, with mixed moves across utilities and rail issues as steel stocks remained generally weak.
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York
London
Advanves
Ge Metal
St Louis
San Francisco
Kansas & Texas
Delaware & Hudson
General Electric
Weluck
New York Central
Pacific
St Paul
Smelting
Wth America
Ove Ruse Spolis
Wheeling & Lake Ene
Canada Southern
New Jersey Central
Third Avenue
Consolidated Gas
Laviede Gas
Bonde
Teadys
Wool dull and currency markets mixed in New York reports
New York stocks and currency rates show mixed activity with sterling steady near 4.87 for men and 4.54 for sixty days. Bond prices hold, silver at 61, 62, Mexican dollars 47.1. Chicago and Omaha cattle and hog receipts report steady to strong demand, with various price ranges for native, Texas, and western cattle and hogs.
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Iw York
Vnal
Joeman
Small holders satisfied in Carnegie deal bid
New York Fen agency reports Carnegie Company stockholders satisfied with price for their holdings and confirms the Mg deal is closed as far as party control of the Carnegie company. The conference yesterday and today involved ninert stockholders and Morran ndicate participants, while the overall status remains pending further confirmation by involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fen
Wall Street
Carnegie Company
Morran
Carnegie
Frayed Deal Details Trim Armour Buyout Figures
The fragment notes a denial related to a business deal involving Armour. It mentions a stated value of $1,750,000 versus $2,000,000, and references Armour lines absorbing representatives of both parties. An Armour agent hints at a different stance while results of the negotiations remain unclear.
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Francisco
Armour Line
Sted
Armour
Livestock Market Review Receipts and Prices Reported
Hog receipts reached 13 100 head while sheep receipts stood at 900. Market activity remained steady with buyers showing interest in choice natives and western lambs. Cattle and calf listings included cows and heifers at various bids, heavy bulls around 14.25 and calves at 4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Amirket
The Late Unpleasantness in Cincinnati Boxing
In Cincinnati on February 1 a planned ten round bout for the colored world title and a twenty round bout for the world title were likely abandoned at Saengerfest hall. Costs have risen for the Saengerfest board and promoters with forfeits of 2500 per contestant. Jeffries and Ruhlin face training and travel losses as managers delay further engagements while plans shift to avoiding more trouble. Jeffries joins his company in Columbus tomorrow and Ruhlin sparrs with Denver Ed Martin Marietta tomorrow night before new engagements.
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Cincinnati
Childs
Mytin
Jeffries
Ruhliv
Saengerfest Hall
Admat
Brady
Prostate
Madden
Ruhlin
Nartles
Columbus
Rubbin
Denver
Martin Marietta
Lorn
Jefferies to Fight Kunin For Heavyweight Title
New York reports a potential bout between Jim Jeffries and Gus Kunin for the heavyweight championship. San Francisco entertainment club aims to stage the match in an open arena at Wall Park, with a 20,000 seat capacity, between 10 am and 4 pm, if terms are agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Jeffries
Gus Kunin
San Francisco
San Fra
Pelaco Athletic Club
George Mooser
Mitt Movser
William A. Brady
Nis
Ws Bie Base Wall Park
Wrestling match offer accepted for Chicago bout
A Cine special reports manager Brady on behalf of deiries accepted a $5,000 purse for a wrestling match to occur in Chicago between Deftries and Tatlin. A $25,000 purse was conditionally offered by Denver, with funds to be deposited in a bank before the contest and forfeited if prevented by legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cine
Brady
Deiries
Denver
Free Masons elect Duke of Conmausht grand master
A special meeting of the erand lodge of Free Masons elected the Duke of Conmausht unanimously as grand master in place of King Edward at a London afternoon session. Also in Silver Bow Montana a district court notice sets March 3 for proving Lulu Oberg's will and reissuing letters testamentary to Gus Gallick. Dep Clerk James P. Wilkins. Dated February 12, 1901.
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London
Erand Lodge of Free Masons
Duke of Conmausht Wat
King Edward
Montana
Silver Bow
Tau Oberg
Une
Ereby
Baturdiry
Imi
Bute
Sid Lulu Oberg
Gus Gallick
Samuel M. Roberts
Merk
James PF. Wilkins
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W. M. Sehatlig
Milwaukee
TH. Minson
Say Lake
Burket
Pipestons A
Chewitt
Milwaukehrarda
Lowa
Oats JA
Browne
MeDermetia
Maxniot
Olver O'son
Deer Lodge
Pitcom
W. Benson
Ian Pranteeva
A. Bhoymilter
T. Julian Medi
Mine
HH. O. Mayvison
San Pras
Alderson
W. OR. Hodges
McGregor
Michael Parpey
Samas
Livingston
Daily Record
NEW York Stock Exchange
General Review of Trade
W York Stores
NEW York Money
ST. Louis
Chicago Livestock
Seadys
Cher
Kansas City Market
Omatia
Omaha
Gay Jersey
Tnt
L &N
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Plan
New Central
Virion Pacific Seraereianv
D&a
Srete Wielgather
Ty MK
Tae Pacific
March
Cere
Janet
Prater
Tor
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Will
Wrestling
Mme. Ruppert
Mme. A. Ruppert’s
Paxson & Rockefeller
W. Park St
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