Removal of Bulkheads in Plymouth Lode Case Sparks Inspection Ruling
Plaintiffs in Maloney et al v King petition the district court to remove bulkheads and obstructions in the Plymouth lode to inspect workings and prevent alleged interference by W Sutton and others. Judge Clancy grants immediate authority to remove bulkheads and inspect, and forbids defendants from interfering or recruiting in the work.
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James H. Maloney
Silas F. King
District Court
Plymouth
King
Robinson
Sutton
Plymouth Lode
Clancy
Six Months For Assault In South Butte Court
In Justice Smith's court at South Butte Frank Norhoffer pled guilty to third degree assault on Edward Pfluge at Schweitzer Helmuth Home saloon. He received six months in the county jail. Pfluge was not badly injured. Nordhoffer allegedly attacked with a knife, but Joe Volker and others intervened. After, two men knocked Nordhoffer down and kicked him into docility. The incident prevented a first or second degree assault charge.
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Justice Smith
South Butte
Frank Norhoffer
Edward Pfluge
Pfluge
Nordhoffer
Joe Volker
London Life to Open Tonight in City
London Life, a drama famed in New York, opens tonight here. The play portrays London society with rich and poor, aristocracy and pauper, mixing humor with serious social themes and fine scenic presentation by a top company.
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London Life
New York
London
Charles Dickens
War drama Shenandoah at the Grand with grand battle scenes
The Grand presents the war drama Shenandoah on Sunday Monday and Tuesday with stirring, thrilling pictures and patriotic sentiment. The production will be elaborately staged with nearly 200 people and 50 horses in the battle scene, promising a vivid wartime spectacle.
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Shenandoah
Broadway Revival Triumphs In Historic Civil War Drama
A recently staged spring presentation at the Broadway theater in New York drew praise as Mr. Litt delivered a tremendous performance in a lavish revival of a popular Civil War era drama.
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Epring
Broadway
New York
Mr. Litt
Copper Mining Stocks Fall Amid Varied Trading Activity
A New York dispatch reports mixed copper stock action on the Boston board with Amalgamated rising to 84.50 while Boston & Montana dips to 268 and Butte & Boston trades near 45.50. Parrot and Utah Copper slip, Tamarack steadies, and Calumet & Hecla sits at 750 as output claims and reorganization news ripple through. Also notes United Verde Copper reorg details and cash bond exchanges.
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Boston
Amalgamated
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Calumet & Hecla
Qsceola
Parrot
Utah
Tamarack
Anaconda
Montana
Butte
Bingham
Mohawk
OLD Domini
Oicrola
Banta FE
New York Dispatch
H. H. Rogers
Amalgamated Copper Company
Standard Oil
United Verde Copper Company
Kennedy
George A. Treadwell
West Virginia
His Capacity Had Limits
In Memphis a farmer diners at a cafe follows a list of dishes from the top of the menu then asks the waiter if he may skip ahead to the bottom after seeing how much remains. The old man quietly marks off items he has eaten and weighs how much more he can take.
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Memphis Scimitar
Memphis
Train delay farce at Detroit station observed
A well dressed woman waited for the 10 o'clock train in Detroit. It was 9:30. She asked the clerk how long until the train. He soberly replied thirty minutes. She debated going across the street. He questioned her money, she resented it, and marched away in a dudgeon.
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Detroit
Husband Arrested Over Jealous Disturbance Claim
Steve Christian, a miner, told police court he cannot see his children after a disturbance at his wife’s home. Windows were smashed during a scuffle as he tried to enter 435 East Park alley to visit, while his wife allegedly lives with a man named Billy Wassenberg. He pleaded not guilty and was released on recognizance pending Friday.
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Steve Christian
Christian
East Park Alley
Clarence Hotel
Billy Wassenberg
Wassenberg
Smallpox scare and local notices in Dillon area
A local sheep herder Billy Miller is quarantined in a cabin on Rifer's street amid suspected smallpox. Miss Lottle Tilatson will give an elocutionary recital at the M K church next Monday evening, under the ladies aid. Mrs Hawley has arrived to fill the assistant principal post vacated by Miss Alexander. J A Best, Bannack barber, visited Dillon Monday and Tuesday. Insurance man J B Furley left for a statewide canvass trip. Max Leopold, Chicago traveling salesman, was in the city Monday on business. J B Talent, Sage Creek cattleman, is doing business in Dillon. Born Saturday morning to John Galloway’s wife, a son. Jon Vail of Red Rock was at the county seat Tuesday shopping.
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Second Judicial District
State of Montana
Silver Bow
Beef Straight Quarry Company
Montana
John Lindsay
Thas
District Court
State of
Bliver Bow
Butte
A. D
Clinton C. Car K
Will Hardcastle
Billy Miller
Rifer
General Woods Diplomacy in Cuba Story
A former officer recalls General Wood’s efforts to appoint a Cuban mayor near Santiago. Local elites resisted civil roles, blaming Spaniards for appointments. A merchant’s boastful critique backfired when Wood privateily collected it, and a leading Cuban accepted the mayoralty, serving effectively.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Santiago
Wood
Senor
Dillon Man Dies After Suspected Wood Alcohol Poisoning
Robert Ross aged 42 died suddenly on W B Emerick ranch five miles from Dillon. Coroner's jury ruled death from unknown cause but suspected wood alcohol poisoning after heavy drinking. Buried at Mountain View cemetery. Dillon Examiner partnership dissolved by mutual consent as E D Barker retires. F C Kress continues business. Passmore entertained thirty friends at cards. N E Hammer received 600 dollars from insurers after store fire and reopened. T H Barrett visited from Horse Prairie for county board meeting.
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Paul
Mountain View Cemetery
E. D. Barker
F. C. Kress
The
Dillon Examiner
Kress
Notice of dissolution of Carder and Ellis partnership
The partnership of R. A. Carder and J. B. Ellis doing business as Carder & Ellis has been dissolved. R. A. Carder will continue the business as Carder Brothers and collect all debts and assume all liabilities of the former firm.
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R. A. Carder
J. 8. Ellis
Carder & Ellis
Carder Brothers
Carder and Ellis Mention Cape Nome Boat Route
R A Carder J 8 Ellis R A Carder J 8 Ellis Cape Nome referenced as guidance for travelers seeking early Seattle to Cape Nome boat departures.
Secure Your Steamship Berths With Seattle Line
Our agency represents the first class Seattle line and can secure berths. For full particulars contact Northern Pacific city ticket office at Park and Main or write W. H. Merriman general agent Butte Montana.
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Seattle
Northern Pacific
City Ticket Office
Corner Park
Main Atresta
Merriman
Feneral
Butte
Mout
Best in the Market In Kemmerer Coal Ad
J. Monroe & Co advertises Kemmerer coal claimed to be superior to inferior grades, promising all night warmth. Contact 47 BE Broadway, phone 638.
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J. Monroe & Co
BE. Broadway
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