Walkerville bout yields lively 20 round draw
In Walkerville fans witnessed a vigorous boxing card led by Jerry McCarthy in a 20 round draw with Moriarity. McCarthy, favored for top contender status, battled all rounds with bold, hard blows while Moriarity answered with consistent counters. The crowd praised the action as one of the prettiest displays of the night, though some disputed a foul claim amid the heated exchanges.
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Northern Pacific and street railway committee meeting noted
A special council committee met representatives of the Northern Pacific and the street railway to discuss transit and rail issues. The record indicates ongoing discussions on service, infrastructure, and potential policy steps for the city transit network.
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Two masked men rob Canton saloon near Wyoming Street
Two armed masked robbers entered Mike Canton & Sons saloon at about 2 am, demanded cash from the till, and fired a shot missing Canton by inches. They fled north on Wyoming Street, pursued briefly, and police began a manhunt based on a witness description.
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Judge Sullivan's Visitors and Local Court Fines
Police court morning session reports Teale Table pleading guilty to robbing John Coville of $15 at 83 Race Galena and a $40 fine imposed. A second suspect faces a charge of malicious mischief for breaking a store window on East Galena. Other proceedings include dismissals, guilty verdicts for Malicious mischief and assault, and fines for various infractions, with a note on a misnamed official and attempted impressions via union cards.
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Legal fight over estate attorney fees ends in supreme ruling
The Supreme Court reviews Judge Lindsay's 1900 amendment granting $2,700 to Thompson Campbell from the Kelly estate. The court voids the order, finding fee arrangements were private between administratrix and counsel, not subject to court approval. The case centers on the estate of John B. Kelly valued near $100,000 and Mrs. Kelly as administratrix.
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Coffee Wins Judgment Against Quaker Doctors
Jerry Coffee won a forty dollar judgment in district court by default against Dr Berry and his assistants, the so called Quaker doctors who treated him in the city last winter and prior summer. Coffee had posted a forty dollar guarantee claiming the doctors failed to prove their claimed cures and had previously lost in a justice court before appealing to the district court. The case was called in department No 1 yesterday evening with none of the defendants present, resulting in a default judgment for Coffee.
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Retired for Fifteen Days in County Jail
Justice Arnold's court last evening William Vivian was tried on a charge of petit larceny for stealing a sack of coal from the cellar of C. W. Lee at 215 South Arizona street. He was found guilty and sentenced to fifteen days in the county jail. The case followed a failure to secure new bondsmen after the old ones withdrew.
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Meaderville appoints Alert Shepherd as justice
Commissioners appoint Alert Shepherd as one of the two justices at Meaderville. The action names Shepherd to the local bench, confirming a key legal position in Meaderville's government.
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Crusade in Peoria Ends Day of City Touring
Mrs Na Van toured Peoria on her first day visiting saloons and theaters. She confronted a painting at a ROvae tall place, demanded its removal, spoke at the auditorium, and planned to visit distilleries today, ending the day without incident.
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Senate confirms naval promotions amid session
Washington Reb 26 The senate in executive session tonight confirmed all naval nominations for promotions sent in except Admirals Sampson and Leahy. Daniel T. McCann of Montana, registrar of the land office at Lamport City Alaska, was confirmed.
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Population of Prussia Census shows growth since 1895
Berlin February 26 The population of Prussia according to the census of 1800, was 38,?877, or an increase since 1895. The largest increases were in Westphalia and the Rhine land.
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National Bank of Montana balance sheet excerpt from 1901
The document shows a bank statement listing capital stock paid in 100,000 00 surplus 4,000 00 undivided profits 22,819 62 capital and reserve items including a 3h redemption fund 5 percent of circulation, notes outstanding, and deposits. Fayette Harrington, cashier, swears to the truth of the figures before Notary Public F A Cutbert on February 26, 1901.
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Butte Mining & Development Shaft Progresses Investor Patience
The new shaft of the Butte Mining & Development company is down about 14 feet and progressing well. Stock remains available for a short time at $1.25 per share. Reynolds & M'Dowell, 46 East Broadway.
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