Public Land Site Fight Over Government Building
The suit alleges contractors worked to locate and secure a government building site in the city. They claim they secured a Main and Cops street corner tract for free, with services through January, totaling 11 100 in value. Plaintiffs seek 1 448 plus interest and costs, claiming partial payment of 250 85 already made and further due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Mec
AL Lewis
Agaliet
John TH. Leynon
Frank
District Court
Tariuary
Main
Cops
Abdeen
Dujendahta
Atwoehey
Recovery Judgment Suit Against Dunstan and Saubach Man
P J Brophy sues James Dunstan and Saulbach Man to recover a 184 judgment plus interest. The complaint, filed in district court, claims $14 principal with accrued interest bringing total due to about $482.48 after fees. An order delaying show cause was issued by Judge Clancy with a postponement until May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Brophy
James Dunstan
Saulbach
Merriman
Lowik Mason
1 Butter Land & Anvestment Company
Batrick Marlins
Devi J. Hamilray
Oiivia Oh
Rape Alps
Clancy
Bey Volvo
Forte
Mary Whittaate seeks divorce on abuse grounds
Mary Whittaate files for divorce from Inge Whingate in Metrict court alleging cruelty as the grounds. She claims the couple moved on April 5, 1851 and that her husband beat her in their home, causing her to be confined to bed for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Whittaate
Jarine Metrict
Mol
Bly
Order to Show Cause in McNulty vs We Farmus case
Judgment for the defendant was entered in a suit by M W McNulty against Tolbert We Farmus. The amount involved was 300 dollars, charged to the plaintiff for the use of some milig machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. McNulty
Tolbert We
Hayney
New Aqueduct Plan Discussed By City Leaders
Mayor McMarthy and aldermen met this afternoon with representatives from the Northern Pacific and the Lutte Chy railway to weigh proposals for a proposed aqueduct project. The delegation toured the area along the boulevard for preliminary examination of existing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMarthy
Oly Eniteer Malek
Ehbach
Hryant
Mayo
McArthur
Consulta Io
Doerthern Pacife
Lutte Chy
Wauedurt
The Sousa Concerts Move to March Bid Round
The local office received instructions to bid fairly on Folia converts scheduled to be delivered March 2. The venues for the concerts are set in March, with mentions of Lowan ty Denied and Gute and from vifeon to Delon in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hein Padi
Ie Folia
Maron
Itv Toi Marehaeth
Lowan
Vifeon
Delon
Wabash Road Wreck Injures Numerous Passengers at Indianapolis
From Anaconda, Tregmrt appears to be among the injured as a section of Indianapolis rainbound express wrecked on the Wabash road. The rain and a broken raft caused the collision, resulting in many passengers hurt though no fatalities are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tregmrt
Court briefs show new trial motion and estate actions
W I Bigelow and attorneys file notice of intent to move for a new trial after a recent conviction for grand larceny. James M Kenely named administrator of the Nora Thornton estate, while Lory Van Dusenhaa petitions as guardian and administrator of the estate of A P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 1. Bigelow
Bigelow
James M. Kenely
Norah Thornton
Lory 4
van Dusenhaa
Ediahus Matrix
A. P
Estate and mining claims valued in regional probate case
In a probate matter in Madison and Park counties Joseph A Cuthert sues Jon Meir to quiet title to properties including a 80 acre tract in Park County a half interest in the Watagicka Gold Mining claim in Madison County a lot in Colusa Madison County and a $800 bank deposit with an order requiring appearance before Judge Harney on March. The suit notes Vin Hosen’s death in Los Angeles and outlines the claimed valuations of estates and assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin Hosen
Los Angeles
Park County
Madison County
Madiein
Ely
Doseph
A. Cuthert
Jon Meir
Metz
Mareh
Personal notices from the Standard column
PERSONALS. WOW. Walsworth city editor of the Standard, confined to the false Uy Aitess for some time, was seen a te Alretts today, receiving to vane SIAtUSAL OMS of his Trier api hiers. Airs, Charles Copentiange will hatve for Whiladeighin this eventing. H. Davy will have aver the Northern Pati Tokieht for Kineacon Ontaris, Mrs. W. Fy Henderson tet for Perry VRWher URL arte, aver the Northern Pacifle read
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wow
Walsworth
The
Standard
Vane Siatusal
Oms
Trier
Charles Copentiange
Havinag
Ttes
Oeter Mather
H. Davy
Kineacon
W. Fy Henderson
Perry
Diamondville mine disaster claims many lives in blaze
A coal mine fire in Diamondville Wyoming traps dozens as flames engulf two entries. Miner John Anderson escapes, others remain entombed. Superintendent Sneddon reports 26 believed dead, with 50 feared lost, while families flood the mines seeking any word. The Oregon Short Line operates the mines, sending coal to Utah Idaho Nevada and beyond. Funeral lists and names of the deceased are expected to emerge in coming hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avheyonne
Wyo
Diamondiville
John Anderson
Min
Anderson
Sneddon
Uwelr Hyves
Diamondville
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Baeltic
Anaconda
Thomas Sneddon
Rats threaten levels and brave miners save others
The account recalls miners battling danger as hundreds of levels flood and a group led by Mine Foreman Griffin conducts dangerous rescues. Skilled men endure blast and smoke, pulling comrades to safety through lower passages and into better air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Deny
Indiana Lynching At Terre Haute Follows Murder Confession
A mob hanged Ward after he confessed to murdering Miss Ida Pinklestein, a 20 year old schoolteacher. The mob overpowered guards, dragged Ward from the jail, and burned his body near the Wagon Bridge over the Wabash river. No one expressed sympathy for the victim amid the mob action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tero Halite
Ward
Ida Pinklestein
Ingané
Battersd
Wael
Ateks
Ani
Agin
Report of the Condition of The First National Bank at Butte
Statement shows assets and liabilities as of February 5 2001 for The First National Bank at Butte Montana. It lists loans and discounts nearly 1.0 million, deposits over 2.0 million, reserves and securities, and capital stock 200000 with surplus 50000 and undivided profits. Notary verifies the cashier Emerson B Wetrick swears accuracy before John S Dutton on February wh day of February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MosTaxa
B. Welrick
Emerson B
Wetrick
John
Dutton
Notary Pustue
Capture of the Denver Terror Ends in Arrest
Denver police report the capture of a man named Cowen after a violent incident on a city street. Cowen, alleged to be connected to a terror plot against women, was found at his residence in a distressed state with wounds and a revolver. Witnesses say a deadly assault left one dead and another injured. Cowen claimed to have recently moved from Virginia and denied targeting anyone. The case hinges on testimonies and police statements as investigations continue.
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Teaver
Cowes
Reighy
pooWwler
Weber
Anrestesh
Cowen
Hla
Han Bas
Thie
Wirbalanioe
Capi
Jal
Denver
Paris and The Hague cables deny Kruger peace terms
New York feb 26 consul general for the South African Republic reports a cable from February 18 asking envoys at The Hague to confirm any truth to Kruger seeking peace terms from King Edward. The envoys reply that no peace terms were proposed by Kruger. A second cable from the Hague dated Feb 21 says Wolverans letter urged surrender, which European and American papers deny. secretary De Bruyn confirms no peace proposals were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles J. Pierre
Hague
Krugeras
Edward
Wolverans
South Africa
Wabash Limited wreck near Benton injures several
Caused by a broken rail the Wabash Limited jumped the track near Benton Indiana. Four cars derailed and about a score of passengers were injured though none killed. Doctors from Goshen rushed to the scene. injured include J A Seligman baggage agent Erie railroad Rov J W Vanderlip J A Lorimer and Mrs Lorimer Chicago plus several others from Chicago Schenectady and Montana. The train was not moving fast at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Wabash Limited
Benton
Tre
Goshen
J A. Seligman
Erie Railroad
Rov
J. W. Vanderlip
Ransom
Kanaas
J. A. Lorimer
Chicago
Dure
Chicagor
Barker
W. L. Gomes
Abraham Fowler
Corning
Montana
H. Kushke
Wilkeshbarre
Annie McDonald
Anaconda
Senate Backs Philippine Provision Modification Amid Debate
Washington February 26 Senate leaders from both parties pushed to modify the Philippine amendment in the army appropriation bill to allow a vote. A revised provision would bar sales or leases of Philippine islands timber and mining rights without presidential approval and require civil government before franchises. Republicans broadly accept the change, while some Democrats seek only to advance the vote rather than full support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hoar
Philippine Islands
United States
Morgan
Tawlins
T Himan
Bacon
Mr. Morgan
Senawn Morgan
Vacation plans of Rev Frank Cleland and wife in Montana
Reverend Frank Cleland and his wife depart for a vacation traveling through California and the eastern states. They will return next September after visiting several destinations. Reverend MedJunkin of Missoula will cover his duties during his absence for the Presbyterian church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Mont. Fe
Frank Cleland
Cleland
Presbyterian Church
California
MedJunkin
Missoula
Cieland
Financial and Commercial Report of the New York Exchange
Feb 26 market opened feverish amid mixed moves in steel and wire stocks and railroads. Steel and Wire fell from 434 to 42 while American Hoop hovered near 87.25% amid general dull trading. tobacco issues rose, rail prices mixed, and London terms influenced speculation. Money market steady with call at 2 percent and sterling at quoted levels. Chicago grain and cattle futures showed mixed, with wheat around 76 cents and corn near 41 cents.
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New York
National Tuberage Sty
Advanc
London
How United Sites Corporation
Nathmal Steel Ty
Law
American Hoop
National Tube
General Steel
Ma Phive
Federal Steel
American Tobacco
Continental Tobacco
Wire and Steel
National Steel
Tennessee Coal
St. Paul
Bure Tington
Rock Teland
Great Northern
Preferred
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Ito
General Breetie
Continental Tobacco Phi
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Burallver
Tarley S7 58 and Timothy 40 Market Conditions
A fragmented market note from KANSAS DUTY MARKET listing items such as Tarley S7 58 Timothy 40 flux Northwest prices and various livestock quotes including cattle sheep lambs and mutton. The OCR text shows irregularities but indicates market activity with figures like 1.62 and 4.00 to 8.00 ranges for livestock and water packers totals and head counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarley
Timothy
Kiteshy
Bext
Texas
Wool and livestock market report from multiple cities
Hoston report notes active wool market with demand weakening for common lete goods while Australian wools steady. St Louis and Chicago cattle and hog markets show generally steady to firmer trends with mixed prices for steers, hogs and sheep. Texas fed steers around 4.00, hogs near 5.00, western sheep prices quoted, and various ranges for canners and feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Chicago
Fih
Revelptx
Texas Fed
Krassers
Gesa
Ull
Sitlen
Cholve
Texas
Omaha Live Stock Market Report February Prices
Omaha live stock market on February 26 saw cattle receipts around 4700 head with a steady to lower trend. Prices ranged from steers at 40 to 74 dollars per head, heifers near 30 dollars, stockers and feeders around 14 dollars, calves about 46 dollars, and bulls around 25 dollars. Sheep receipts about 6000 head rose, with best ewes and wethers near 40 dollars, common sheep around 5.70 to 3.85, and lambs about 4.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Canadian Robber Arrested in Portland For Embezzlement
Fran, a Portland resident for six months, was seized on charges of embezzling about 10 000 dollars from Lenz Lelev, merchants of Victoria British Columbia. He allegedly diverted fur goods and funds from Dawson and Whitehorse routes, with Spence claiming Frank handed over 3 000 then sent 7 000 to be paid to the Victoria firm upon arrival, but Krvak reportedly fled with the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
OH Fran
Lenz & Lele
Viptocit
B.C
Frank
Ge Spenve
Casinesa
Dawson
N. W
Long & Elves
Spence
White Horse Rapids
Sim
Vietorkt
Yaaa Krvak
United States
Allen Attacks Sampson Over Warrant Officers Letter
Washington February 26 Senator Allen of Nebraska discussed the Philippine amendment and read Rear Admiral Sampson's letter on warrant officers to ensign. He denounced Sampson as concerted and self serving, indicating the letter proved promotion bias. Morgan held the door as Chandler tried to respond, but Morgan refused to yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ailen
Nebraska
Sampson
Ensigh
Thin
Morgan
Chandler
Benator Allen
Muregan
World’s Two Questions quoted from a poem in estate notices
The notice cites an 1890s poem about gender roles and then issues a formal probate summons. Alexander Macaulay is named administrator for the estate of Muriany C. McLeon, deceased, asking creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months at Lewis A. Smith’s office in Silver Bow block Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritim
Metnon
McLean
Lewis A. Smith
Silver Bow Block
Butte
Montana
Ward
Silver Bow
Alexander Macaulay
Muriany C. McLeon
Bute
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Damionia Derrancisco
Gunalep Endrizal Singly
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Athleo Kukel
Singh Guiuseppe Franzol
Toronso Pranzol Mart Santo Form
SiuEks
Flanado
Avavzini
Toarriet
Alessanthoo Barfagnolle Mamints Boroda Angeles
Doak
Talmascio Roama
Bhistisa Basolo
Singele
Emeliaho
THOS
Simpron and Son
Huruuet Simpron
VET
James Hetaat
Fie
Richard Fern
Indiana
First National Bank
Toul
Eeeseeseee
Andrew J. Davis
ES W. Forbis
Kruger
King
Wabash
Renate
Philippines
Daily Record
NEW York Stock Exchange
Ballroid
General Review of Trade
NEW York Money
Thy
Sto
Atchison Naneneenencone
BR. T
B&o
Giucore Bubav
Tilinoja Central
Jersey Central
L. & N. Sess
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Miasouri Pacific Northern Pacifle
BRM
festa _ ven
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St Paul Haven Tates
LSS Tenn
Coal & Iron
Union Pacific
D. & BR. Gewees Dd
Kansas
Rosston
ST. Louis
S. EB. Kiser
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