Lehn Accuses Wife in Bitter Divorce Demand
Fred Lehn makes sensational charges in a Montana divorce filing. He alleges his wife deserted him and their five children in October 1899 and denies living apart without consent or earning only two dollars monthly. He claims she had affairs, reminds of a prior arrest, and seeks denial of the divorce and dismissal of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lehn Peain
Prederick
Lehn
Anaes
Antone Fischer
Fischer
Ischer
Avery Amd
Ted
Pischer
The Trial Jury Delays in United Kingdom Court Case
A list of named jurors and officials appears as the United States marshal delays a trial in a UK court stage. The document mentions the Molina-Purret Mining and Shelling company and a demand for $15,000 from personal entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Delay
Hanes Asmend
Ao Serce
TL. A. Heisbronz
J. J. Hamilton
Ition
Wead. Pattenson
BH. Reniech
J. FP
Hogan
J. Evans
Tivyngton
Wilda Hukdins
J. Bobis Fo
Henry Vary
Sip Hauswidth
J, Atenl
Jd. Beatetis
John H . A. Pritchard
Elis
Rivers J. HW
Piennigten
An Belek
Boyd Meksim
Pooner
Soarth
Fin Berum
Cognys
Hy WassHievty
Thamas Rami
Molina-Purret Mining and Shelling Company
Pani
Ise
Revoke Order Delays Mine Work and Jobs
The Ruston & Montara Mining company sought to revoke an injunction issued Tuesday restraining work at the mine. The hearing was postponed to post Tuesday, delaying activities and potentially affecting repairs and employment for hundreds tied to the mine’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston & Montara Mining Comny
Clan of Gount Inday
Adolph Woergstein
Republican Banquet Honors Washington and Lincoln Party
Republicans of Hutte plan a Washington birthday banquet at the auditorium. Notables will toast the nation and liberty with speeches and humor, honoring Washington the first president and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
Washington
Awattorium
Amerie Shives
Terrabile
Sime
Whlowe
Lincoln
Modern Woodmen Anniversary Celebration at Butte Auditorium
Tonight at the Auditorium the Modern Woodmen of America lodge 6127 in Butte marks the second anniversary of its institution. The event features a lengthy program including literary entertainment and social features aimed at attracting members of secret societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mader Woodmen of America
Butte
Woodmen of America
Strommest Insurance Organization
Hearing Postponed in Meaderville Assault Case
The preliminary hearing for six boys charged with assault in the second degree on 11 year old Ethel Simone at Meaderville was postponed to a week from tomorrow. The case was slated in Justice Arnold's court today but the county clerk was not ready to proceed. The boys appeared with a crowded courtroom and spectators in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Simone
Meaderville
Justice Arnold
Mortuary Notices for Elizabeth Schwab and Charles Maynard
Elizabeth Schwab aged 74 died today at 40 Hopkins Street. Funeral at morning mass at St Patrick's Church. Also from Jardine Montana Charles A Maynard aged 43, a carpenter for many years in Butte. Funeral from 15 East Platinum Street. leaves a wife and one son.
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East
Platinum Street
Local Briefs From Butte News Told In Fragments
Several small items appear from Butte and vicinity. Dentists Dr German and Dr L Austin advertise offices. J G Bates and John J Ferrell Brokerage Co list services on Main Street. A theft case involves brass stock and a $48 check. John Boyle and Phinett are jailed. Pride of Butte livery stable bought by Frank Lyyeh. A cruelty to animals case ended in not guilty. A bartenders union hosts a ball at Renshaw Hall, promising a lively event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Austin
Red Beat
Main Street
Butte
Phinett
John Boyle
John J. Ferrell Brokerage Co
North Main Street
Re and McQueeney
Louis 1. Deelin
East
Mercury Street
Frank Lyyeh
Montana
Mercury
Dennia Hering
Whatley seeks guardianship of his two children
Whatley petitions the court to appoint him guardian of Joel H Whatley and Cicely Whatley. He states their mother died in Mas media on the 12th, was his divorced wife, and left property in the city valued at about 7000 dollars, currently renting for 44 dollars per month. One child is 11 years old and the other is a smaller detail not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatley
Joel H. Whatley
Cicely Whatley
Mas Media
City central Committees meet Thursday evening
Newly appointed city central Committees plan a meeting on Thursday evening February 21 at 7 50 in the county attorney's office courthouse with members from wards including John Byrne Quad ward P M hsal ward M P Tonney John Weston Sth ward Pat McHugh 6th ward Joe Bene diet Tth ward Anthony Lenehan Sth ward W D Clark in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Central
County Attorney's Office
John Byrne
Quad
P.M. Hsal
M. P. Tonney
John Weston
Pat McHugh
Joe Benediet
Tth
Anthony Lenehan
W. D. Clark
Copper mining shares rally in brisk Boston market
Special to Inter Mountain reports a brisk close for copper mining shares in Boston on February 21. Amalgamated Copper, Anaconda, Boston & Montana, Butte & Boston, Calumet & Hecla, Tamarack, Osceola, and Utah Copper lead the list with gains despite a mixed trading session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Boston
Mass
Sear
Montana
Butte
Utah
Proclamation of Steyn and Dowet on War Crimes Claims
President Steyn and General Dowet issue a proclamation accusing British forces of violating Geneva and Hague conventions. They allege capture of doctors and ambulances, deportations, use of natives against protesters, raids on civilians, rapes of women, and destruction of private property as the war in the Transvaal continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higabeth
Bas Beet
Steyn
Genera Dowet
South Africa
Geneva
Hague
Hot Shot From a Brave Iowan
In a House debate on hazing Mr Hepburn of Iowa caused a stir by blaming army desertions and navy shortages on citizens refusing to serve under officers schooled in tyranny and oppression He urged clear punishment for hazing and criticized officers who avoid accountability amid claims of lax leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hepburn
Iowa
Hepburn
Callahan Arraigned In Cudahy Kidnap Case
In Omaha on February 21 James Callahan was arraigned in county court before Judge Vinsonhaler on three charges grand larceny robbery and false imprisonment in the Cudahy kidnapping case. He pleaded not guilty and the hearing was continued to Monday at 1 PM. Bail was set at 2500 on each count but not posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
James Callahan
Edward Cudahy, Jr
Vinsonhaler
Grand Larny
Callahan
Suspects Arrested in Cudahy Kidnap Case
Paul Minnesota February 21 Patriot of Anselty reports John M Baum an Omaha detective swore out a warrant charging Anselty with being involved in the Cudahy kidnapping. John F Lane alias Tory was arrested last night on the same charge but neither arrest was public until this afternoon.
Anti-Trust Bill Debate Fails To Move In Senate
In Washington on February 21 the Senate adjourned without action on Mr. Jones Ark s resolution to discharge the judiciary committee and take up the anti trust bill. The motion was laid over until tomorrow while post office appropriations were discussed, with Wolvatt speaking against the pleumatic tube service. Mattingly s Spring Hat sale notice appears in the transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jones
Ark
Committee On Judiciary
Senate
Wolvatt
Notice of store closure by Goldwater at Park Street
The undersigned declares control of my father's store at No 78 Park Street and will close the store at six on the clock according to the rules of the Butte Clerk's union. Mill Goldwater declares the action and timing of the closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ust
Park Street
Butte Clerk’ Union
Mill Goldwater
Financial and Commercial Report of the New York Stock Exchange
Fractional declines led the railroad list at the open while strength in London eyed metal shares. Steel issues fell 1 to 1 1 2, Rock Island Burlington and Union Pacific lagged. After midday, many rail stocks rose about a point, bonding activity mixed, with Wabash debentures strong. Money and exchange steady, cotton and wool markets noted, cattle receipts reported in Omaha as of Feb 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Rock Island
Burlington
Union Pavisit
Lyt
New York Air Brake
Shorts
Federal Steel
ALS. & W
Cece Atchison
T . TR & Onsoreers
GWK
Seecsenerere
Jersey Central Cocci
Seeeeees L. &N
Manhattan
Missouri
Pacfic
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
I. Paul Sugar
Tenn, Coal ‘and Iron
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Market ledger fragment shows livestock bid values and quantities
The readable text lists hogs receipts and prices, mixed feed terms, sheep receipts, and cattle offers with several figures. It indicates market activity with bids around 4.20 for bulk cattle and various per unit prices, but the snippet remains partial and uncertain.
Kansas City and Chicago Live Stock Market Report Summary
Kansas City cattle receipts show market slow to steady with Texas steers at 3.75 to 4.50 and native cattle around 4.40 to 5.95, feeders 3.50 to 4.80, and bulls near 3.00. Hogs and sheep traded firm to strong with weighted totals at about 5.40 to 5.60 for hogs and Western lambs around 4.50 to 5.00. Chicago cattle and hog figures mirror steady to strong demand with prime steer prices around 4.90 to 6.00 and hogs opening higher with bulk sales near 5.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Uattle
Texas
Kansas City
Chicago
Nation Cleared of Malice in Saloon Destruction Case
Topeka judge McCabe ruled Carrie Nation not guilty of malicious destruction after the court found she acted without malice toward saloon proprietors and abated a public nuisance by destroying the Senate saloon. The Sunday raid case remains pending with Nation in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
M Cahe
Carrie Nation
Senate
McCabe
Street car combination to control Oakland system
In San Francisco on February 21, it is reported that the Oakland Transit Co has secured control of the entire street railway mileage of Oakland Alameda and Berkeley. The Haywards system remains as the only part not new in the consolidation. The Oakland Transit Co and Oakland Railway Co will be dissolved and a new corporation formed to control the whole street railway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland Transit Co
Oakland
Alameda
Herkeley
Haywards
Oakland Railway
Lynching at Fenton Claims Nora Miller and Samuel Maddox
A mob abducted Nora Miller from Ea fely Miller's home near Fenton and lynched her last night. Samuel Maddox, who tried to defend Vital, was killed by gunfire. Vital had been previously shot in the leg by the man's father and Vaughn was later arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora
Eafely Miller
Fenton
Samuel Maddox
Vital
Jere
Way Pot Yor
Daughters of the Revolution Electors Debate Today
Washington February 21 The national congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution set today for electoral affairs with heated debate on how the presidency should be conducted. The call of regents listed 593 voters present and adjournment delayed until after noon for nominations and ballot figures. State delegates announced today include Montana Mrs D S Browne Oregon Mrs J B Montgomery Utah Mrs A Allen Washington Mrs George W Bacon Wyoming Mrs Harriet [itchedards
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Washington
National Congress of the Daughters of the Aniwiiwin
Montana
Browne
Oregon
J. B
Montgome
Utah
A. Allen
George W. Bacon
Wyoming
Harriet
Troublesome foreigners. Manila consuls accused in insurgent aid
Manila police allege documentary evidence links Francisco Reyes, Tampilan consul at Mama, and Manuel Peypoch, Uruguayan consul, to aiding Filipino insurgents. The material has been submitted to General MacArthur for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Franscisco Reyes
Tantlan
Mama
Manuel Peypoch
Uruguay
General MacArthur
Bishop of Olympia Dies at 46 in Tacoma
Right Rev. Wm Morris Barker bishop of Olympia jurisdiction died suddenly at home in Tacoma at 6 30 this morning from angina pectoris He leaves a widow daughter of the late General Adair of Astoria and a six year old girl His mother Mrs George Barker sister of Bishop Morris of Oregon resided with him
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Tacoma
Wash
Wm. Morris Barker
Olympia
Adair
Astoria
George Barker
Bishop Morris
Oregon
Probate estate filed for Jeremiah ONeill will
James ONeill petitions district court for probate of Jeremiah ONeills will naming James executor and several ONeill and Sullivan relatives as devisees. In federal suit Massachusetts Loan and Trust v Butte City Water, notice set for March 4 1901 to seek decree for sale of all defendant assets. Clerk announces proceedings and deputy signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Neill
Distry Court
Jeremiah O'Neil
Julia
Johanna
Patrick
Dennis O'Neill
John
Marggaret Sullivan
Circuit Court of the United States
Ninth Circuit
District of Monetana
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Butte Clty Water Company
Hoveen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Lehn
Countrys
Kington
Federal
Republican
Mortuary Record
Dr. German
N. Main St
J. G. Bates
Musle To
West Pare Street
City Wood & Cost Co
S. Main
John J. Preveforth
Iin
Renshaw
Hartenders’ Protective Union
Bartend + union
Stein
Orange Free
Tate
Cudahy
Pith & Mattingly
al Dedartacat Comineeis
AAD
PEA
Ozet
Butte , Mont
Daily Record
THE
NEW York Stock Exchange
General Review of Trade
ST. Louis
Giese
Bank of England
Kansas City Market
Lake Charles
Thomas Vital
Geo. W. Sproule
United States Circuit
District of Mon
Ry T. BR. Stephens
la Flor de
Vallons
Louis S. Cohn
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