Bankruptcy Hearing Notice in District Court Montana
Notice in the District Court of Montana about Eugene Meyer bankrupt filing for final discharge on February 14 1900 with hearing set March 2 1900 at 10 in the forenoon in Butte Silver Bow Montana. Creditors and interested parties may appear to object before the judge Hiram Knowles and the court seal dated February 15 1900.
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District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Eugene Meyer
Butte
Siiver Bow
Montana
Hiram Knowles
Leah
Uited States Land Office
Helena
Pen. Tith
Alfred N. Patterson
Joseph L. F. Gervaly
Lina H. Speer
John Lindsay
Giard
Long Pilgrim
Rose Bud
Independence
Silver Bow County
B. W
Dea Grees
Recorder
Silver Row County
Lades
Receiver Appointed for Minnie Healey Mine in Montana Court
Judge Clandy appointed E. H. Wilson, a civil and mining engineer, as receiver for the Minnie Healey mine after questioning his neutrality. Wilson testified he is not employed by Heinze, though he has done work for various state entities. Bond set at 40,000, later reduced to 30,000, with objections noted and an exception granted.
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F. Augustus Heina
Carl Kleinschmidt
John D. Allport
Minnie Lealey
Meaderville
Clandy
E. H. Wilson
Civ
Tomney Sealon
UDB
Wilson
Allgid
Lameiff
Minnie Healey
Heinze
Scallon
Clerk
Tam
Montana
Mr. Scailon
Air
Butte Consolidated Mining Company
Thad
Robinson
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Anaconda Company
McHatton
Butte & Boston Company
Hotels in the era list prominent names across cities
A long catalog of travelers and hotel guests appears with numerous individuals and firms tied to Chicago St Louis Boston Minneapolis and other cities. Names include Hamilton Quarles Spencer McLaughlin Archer Co Farley Grein Kingman Knee Wertheimer Roberts McAdam Trask Bielenberg Zak Vance Reis Rothschild Moran Meyer Winters Nichols Mors De Weese Lounsbery and others.
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the Butte
F. A. Hamilton
Rochester
N. Y
Geo. R. Quarles
St. Louis
A. Spencer
Chicago
Wits
R.H. Farley
Boston
Phil Grein
Billings
F. T. Kingman
Minneapolis
G. W. Knee
St. Paul
Henry F. Wertheimer
St. Joseph
W. A. Austin
J. Roberts
Great Talla
A D! McAdam
Spokane
M. W. Trask
Deer Lodge
John Bielenberg
Frank
the McDermott
Charles Moran
Mies
Kate Meyer
Laurin
H. 8
Winans
Denver
O. W. Nichols
H. A. Mors
Salt Lake
R. H. de Weese
Kansas City
G. D. Lounsbery
Geo
Unclear Names List From Historical Teaser
A digested OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and locations including Spokane Minneapolis San Francisco Chicago Missoula and Providence. The text appears as a scattered roster or byline collection with no clear event date role or context to identify a single incident or article.
Sadie Leonard Recovers From Sudden Mental Illness
Sadie Leonard, the young girl placed in the county jail detention after a sudden mental break, has recovered. She appeared in a trance briefly, slept eighteen hours, and woke restored. Her mother was notified and retrieved her at the courthouse.
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Sadie Leonard
Wis
Copper mining shares show uneven close with gains for some
The closing quotations portray a mixed copper market. Amalgamated and Parrot slipped while Clue met, Hecla and Utah Con posted notable gains. Quoted prices include Amalgamated at 93.85, Anaconda around 318.00, Calumet & Hecla 1.1, Mohawk 7 14.00, Parrot 0.4, Tamarack 0.0, and Utah Con 4.79.
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Amgamated
Parrot
Court notes from local docket list several continuances
Court actions show several cases not tried with vacated settings and continuances due to missing counsel and absence. J F Beck versus T By Winds and Charles A Clayton versus W T Strumbough were postponed. Ferdinand Landa versus Low Swan deemed settled long ago. Judge Lindsay allowed Adolf Penulla to change name to Adolf Bentley. Gronan versus McUrath dismissed as settled.
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Nidge Clancy
Gulf of A. J
Lindsay
Adolf
Ulla
Adolf F. Bentley
Local Briefs Mix Of Ads Notes And Notices
A jumble of business ads and public notices includes trades for pianos organs and labor, pharmacy and assay supplies, real estate loans, and a moving engagement. It also lists skating races on Washington's Birthday, a military ball, a card party, and local deaths and funerals.
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Holand Street
Washington
East Park Street
Fannie M. Kaufman
Jacob Brnnig
Anaconda
Butte Stove Repair Company
Park
Miner Kempsie in Critical Condition After That Fall
Robert Kempsie a 25 year old miner at the Nipper mine fell from a 35 to 40 foot frameway above the ground landing on a roof then the ground. He suffered a broken or injured spinal column two paralyzed legs and is in Murray and Freunds hospital in a precarious state. Doctors fear he will not survive the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kempate
Nipper
Murray & Freund's
Kempsie
I Kempse
Cattle Theft Charge Arrest Reported In Silver Bow
The Cohen was arrested last night by Under Sheriff Murphy on a charge of cattle stealing and placed in the county jail. She is the former partner of Phil Carr, who was killed near Beaverhead county weeks ago, and was with Carr at the time of the killing.
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Cohen
Murphy
Silver Bow
Shen
Phil Carr
Pyle
Beaverhead County
Carr
Court notes keep hearing Heinze Harris case open
Judge Knowles extended the Heinze Harris case to tomorrow morning to review revised expense statements for the Snohomish and Tramway mines and to fix a future charge rate. Benj F Betts Samuel Newman Edgar Pirkston and Carlisle Magen were adjudged bankrupts and discharged. The Bartlett perjury demurrer was overruled with ten days to file exceptions. The Wood versus Washoe Copper demur and motions were continued to Feb 28.
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Knowles
Heinze- Harris
Snohomish
Benj. F. Betts
Samuel Newman
Edgar Pirkston
Carlisle Magen
Fred A. Bartlett
Yies
H. A. Wood
Washoe Copper Company
Masquerade Ball Costume Orders Sought In Butte
Mrs. Robinson invites orders for special masquerade designs and a large stock of latest specialties. Those needing suits for the clerk's ball next Thursday should act now. Send height and weight with desired designs to Mrs. Robinson at 105 West Granite Street, Butte Montana.
Gustave Justen Dead Head Waiter at Butteenfr
Gustave Justen known as Gus head waiter at the Butteenfr died early yesterday from pneumonia after a brief illness of thirty six hours. He was a popular figure in the city and a universal favorite at the Putty cafe. Funeral arrangements set for 2:30 tomorrow at Sherman’s undertaking rooms.
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Gustave Justen
Timonia
Gus
Sherman
Strasser Acquitted After Local Disturbance Trial
W. A. Strasser of Menderville was tried in Justice Nichols' court on a disturbance charge and acquitted. The case arose after a change of venue due to alleged local prejudice. The arrest stemmed from a neighborhood quarrel.
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W. A. Strasser
Menderville
Justice Nichols
Mr. Nichols
Strasser
Father York to Lecture at Grand Opera House
Trev Peter C. York arrives from San Francisco and will deliver his lecture on The Tone and the People at the Grand Opera House under the Y M C A. York is described as a forceful and brilliant orator in the west.
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Peter C. York
San Francisco
Grand Opera House
York
West
Lost His Hand Through Distressing Mountain Accident
A terse report from Mountain area details a distressing incident causing severe injury to an individual named G fe Donen, described as an incomplete of the Mountain. The exact circumstances and location are unclear but the event is characterized as grave and injurious.
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Ts Athan
Man’s Hand Mangled in Circular Saw Amputation Needed
A worker sustained a severe circular saw injury yesterday when his hand was caught, resulting in near complete mangling that required amputation to save his life.
Notable Visitors and Local Movements Update
A string of visiting and resident figures move through Butte today. Albert Kleinschmidt arrives from Helena, W Clayton Miller lands from Spokane, and Cc H McLeod of Missoula checks in. J E D Weed, a bright Helena businessman, spent yesterday in Butte. G D B Turner, promoter of Pole Creek ruby and Red Bluff placer sale, visits from Montreal interests. J J Coleman tours Cable Cove near Butte as he assesses properties. Judge A H Barrett remains ill at Hot Springs Arkansas. Tom C Gray, ex Butte & Rowton, now Sumpter Townsite auditor, hospitalized in Baker City Oregon with blood poisoning. TE Adams of Pony notes the district boom and a hopeful outlook post-lippr strike. George W Fitschen, after a Western trip, reports a rich ore strike at the Diadem and plans San Francisco visit. George W Clarke, of Homer Laughlin China in East Liverpool, Ohio, eyes Montana mining prospects for possible investment.
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Albert Kleinschmidt
Helena
W. Clayton Miller
Spokane
Cc. H. McLeod
Missoula
J .E. D. Weed
Helens
Butte
D. B. Turner
Pole Creek
Red Bluff
Montreal
J. J. Coleman
Butte Combatiste
Cable Cove
Bumpter
A. H. Barret
Great Northern
Hot Springs
Ark
Tom C. Gray
Butte & Rowton
Sumpter
Bakerity
Ore
Adkons
Pony
George W. Fitzehen
Fitschen
San Francisco
George W. Clarke
Homer Laughl
China Company
East Liverpool
Ohio
Clarke
Montana
Knights of Pythos Ball and Union Meeting Notice
The thirty sixth annual Knights of Pythos ball will be at Ren shaw Nall on Monday evening February 19 with admission for a lady and gentleman at one dollar. Music is arranged for a grand time. Members of Mill and Smeitor men’s union No. 74 are asked to meet at Gunderson hall Meanderville on Wednesday at 2 p.m. to attend the funeral of James Hickey. Military hall hosts a Grand Army of the Republic and Woman’s Relief Corps event, Miners’ Union Hall. Don’t forget the old soldiers of 1881 admission fifty cents. The committee.
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Universal
Battle Creek
East Broadway
MacDonald & Lynch
Knot Park
D. Goldeberg
North Main
Penn
Baan
North
Franklin Street
Knights and Ladies of Security
Freet's Hall
South Butte
Beatrice ‘Tippett
Edward Tippett
Tippett & Co., Grocers
Inter Mountain
M. M. Davis
South Mi Street
Lagrinpe
James Tuckey
Wiliam
Minnie Ford
Main Street
Meadorville
William Patterson, Jr
Louisville
Montana Liquor Co
Woman's Club
Guy Risen
Murphy
Hiscuff & Morphins Fiend
Albemarle
the Knights of Pythos
Renshaw Nall
Mill and Smeitormen’s Union No. 74
Gunderaon Hall
Meanderville
James Hickey
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Cape Nome voyage fills quickly for Portland departure
In Cape Nome news Bertha is full for the first two Portland to Cape Nome sailings with about forty seats left on the May 20 steamer. Intending passengers should reserve immediately. O K N Railway has a Cane Name travel rat plan and ten day regular sailings planned for the season. Information and rates from O WILSON, General Agent, U L Railway, 0 North Main St, Butte.
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Bertha
Portland
Cape Nome
First National Bank of Butte Montana February 13 1960 Report
Report of the condition for The First National Bank of Butte Montana at close of business February 13 1960. Details show resources including loans deposits securities cash items and redemption funds, with figures for capital surplus profits and various deposits. The cashier Emerson B Weirick sworn statement confirms accuracy before Notary Public.
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First National Bank
Butte
Montana
Resources
Suratanding
Bankera
United States
State of
Fas
County of Silver Baw
Emerson B. Weirick
Investigation Opens On Idaho Riot Charges Before U S Panel
Washington Feb 19 The house committee on military affairs began the inquiry into the Idaho troubles of last summer. Key figures from Idaho and Coeur d Alene miners attended as witnesses. Debate centered on who should lead the probe and how witnesses would be examined, with adjournment planned to resume next morning.
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Washington
United States
Merriam
Idaho
House Committee On Military Affairs
Lovenor Steunenbrg
Ausitor Merriam
Loyd Evelyn
Knights of Labor
EB. J. Flanigan
A.T. Mullan
Coeur d'Alene
Sevral
Lentz
March of
March of Ilinois Also Urged That As Lentz
Hull
Lente
Marsh
Hay
Virginia
Judge West Dead in Los Angeles Winter Visit
Former Judge Willian Vest a prominent Minneanotis citizen dies in Los Angeles aged 83 after contracting a cold on the train and prolonged illness since arriving with his wife and two daughters for the winter.
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Los Angeles
Willian
Vest
Minneanotis
Cty
Loz Anggeles
Edwin Mayo Dead in Quebec at Chateau Frontenac
Obituary item notes Edwin Mayo of the Pudd’nhead Wilson company died suddenly in Quebec at the Chateau Frontenac. A public notice section follows with unrelated classified items and announcements listing furniture for rent, job postings, and a personal ad seeking a 25-year-old female companion.
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Quebec
Edwin Mayo
Pudd'nhead Wilson Company
Chateau Frontenac
Notice for Publication Staten Claim Age Nt
Notice for publication refers to a Staten claim. First publication redacted. Details unclear due to damaged text. Requires official record validation and reissue for precise filing and deadline.
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Staten Claim Agent
Ety
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Gan North Main Street
N. Pain St
Thos, F. Courtney
Michael Devitt Lade
United States Courts of
Butte and Boston Consolidated Mining Company
Batterman
Ase
Combination Mining and Milling Company
Bustmens and Works
Combination
Granite County
County of
Granite
Arid Corporation
Bataraay
Melior
St. Loule
Missouri
Werner Ziegler
thi-Mewulk
Ennipsburg
Montan
Geo. W. Sproule
T. B. Stephens
Westa
E. Srenaeed Bete Hota
H. Wilson
Clancy
John Boyd
J. Gronan
William Mc Urath
Clancy Today
Lecal Briefs
U. S. Court
Father York
K. P. Ball
Luke Williams
Prest
U. L. Railway
North Main Street
Nationa Pen F
Cheeka
Seuss
U. S
Judge West
112
Care Hunters & Joiners of America
Whaie Plumbera
Rew
Jy 100
A. F. Rosslow
Rec
John A. Olson
West Granite
West Side
Nine Mile Toads
East Side
Harrican Avenue
South Battey
Thompson Tnevestment Company
East Granite
George D. Greene
Register
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