Injuries Suffered Prompt New Trial In Mining Suit
J Durkee sues Big Blackfoot Milling for 19000 over injuries from a delivery team collision at Arizona and Mercury streets on October 22 1900. He alleges multiple injuries and loss of earnings. Attorneys are Denton and Healy. A related action concerns Speculator mine interests and a motion for a new trial on grounds of irregularity misconduct surprise new evidence and insufficient proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Durkee
Guinet
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Arizona and
Mercury Streets
Walt
Michael Denton
James 8. Healy
Lee Mantle
Lalu Fo Larges
Patrick A. Largey
Plains Uif
al. Dovita
Mining Suit Against Montana Ore Co. Heard in Court
The Anaconda Mining company sues Montana Ore Pur chasing company seeking to restrain mining on Block No 1 Faucett addition near the Pennsylvania raine. Hearing began in Judge Clancy's court Saturday and continued into today with oral arguments. No other legal action reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Mining Company
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Faucett Addition
Pennsylvania Raine
Clancy
Mrs Kenyon Dies in Dallas Pneumonia Claim
Mrs is dead telegram from Dallas Texas announces the death of Mrs W J Kenyon from pneumonia. She lived in Butte for about fifteen years and left a circle of friends. Frederika Kenyon was at her bedside. Caroline Kenyon is on the stage in New York. Mr Kenyon and W R Kenyon Jr. are in Texas. She was about 55 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noyes
Dallas
Tex
W. J. Kenyon
Marning
Misa Carone Kenyon
New York
Mr. Kenyon
W. It. Kenyon, Jr
Texas
Mrs. Kenyon
Burglary and Larceny Suspects Arraigned in Justice Court
Thomas Finnegan and Thomas Zirkle faced arraignment on burglary and larceny charges in Justice Nelson's court with bonds set at 500 dollars. Preliminary examination slated for next Thursday. The pair allegedly entered a barn and a room at 402 East Park Street owned by Jack Jones on January 1 and stole clothing valued at 11 dollars from George H. Hobart. W. H. Wright also arraigned on grand larceny with a 500 dollar bond and Thursday preliminary examination. Wright allegedly stole a team and wagon from Reed's livery and tried to sell them to Mrs. Williams of Centerville. Mrs. Hannah Murphy’s neighbor dispute referenced. county attorney declined to intervene. MODERN WOODMEN NOTICE: Butte Camp No. 6127 MWA to meet tomorrow at 1 pm to attend Neighbor Joe Convey’s funeral at 2 pm from 102 North Wyoming Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Finnegan
Thomas Zirkle
Wright
Reed
Butte
South Butte
Joe Convey
Wyoming Street
J. C. Freeman
County to Negotiate Jail Addition Bond Loan
County Commissioners may now negotiate a 100000 dollar jail addition loan after Attorney General Donovan ruled the majority of votes cast favored the bond issue. From a total of 1248 ballots, 961 were in favor and 858 against, with 1814 ballots counting for or against the measure. The AG’s 15 page opinion confirms the loan carries and allows contracting for the project to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 7 Clark
Board of County Commissioners
Wies Donovan
Aittorney
Disposal of Vagrants Sparks County Policy Talk
County Attorney Breen pressed for handling vagrant cases with police court but demands compensation from commissioners. Police judge ready to handle them if paid. jail overcrowding and limited pay for justices of the peace cited. Judge Sullivan previously imposed maximum sentences or 24 hour expulsion. potential clashes await if police court duties shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen
Har Core
Justices of the Peace
Po-Lce
Aime
Sullivan
Murs
Boot
Wiignel
Lange Teng partnership dissolves in Butte Montana
Notice states the co partnership Lange Teng between Chas Lange and August Leng is dissolved. August Lendate January 10 1901. The parties will not be liable for future obligations arising from the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lange
August Leng
Lange & Teng
Butte
Montana
August Len
Local Residents Arrive and Plan Moves in Dillon
F C Kress the Dillon newspaper man is in town. BR H Talcott the Livinston banker is visiting. R D Grant, former Parrot manager, came Saturday night and left for Helena. Eugene and Bernard Miller of Vincennes Ind brothers of Mrs George F Barnes will make Dillon their home. Mr and Mrs Barnes Hawg recently bought Morris Palace of Shoes on West Park. Francis W Blackford leaves tonight for San Francisco to join his wife there. After a stay they will go to Honolulu for six weeks. During his absence, engineering work will be handled by Edgar Suasberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Kress
Dillon
BR. H. Talcott
Livingston
R. D. Grant
The
Parrot
Helena
Eugene
Bernard Miller
Vincennes
Ind
George F. Barnes
Butte
Barnes Hawg
Morris’ Palace
xWoets
West Park Street
Francis W. Blackford
San Francisco
Mrs. Blackford
Honolulu
Mr. Blackford
Engineering Bneiness
Edgar Suasberger
London and Globe Finance to Wind Up and Sell Asset
At the adjourned stockholders meeting, London and Globe Finance Corporation decided to voluntarily wind up. Directors seek 500,000 pounds to cover debts plus funds to continue operations and expect to sign an agreement today for the sale of the Baker Street Waterloo railroad for 500,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London and Globe Finance Corporation, Limited
Whitaker Wright
Baker Street-Waterloo
Pceed
Wright
Orga
Lerol Ming
Stock Exchange
Nan Wright
Baker Street Railroad
Judge declines receiver in Helena mortgage case
District Judge Clements refused to appoint a receiver for the Granite block of Helena in the New York Life Insurance Company suit against Kleinschmidt Brothers to foreclose a $60,000 mortgage. He cited creditor delay, not debtor insolvency, and said the mortgaged property is sufficient to discharge the debt. The ruling follows his recent accession to the bench. The day also saw Judge Knowles charge the Mile City bank fraud case, and a Montana supreme court costs decision. The will of August Welsenhorn was filed, leaving one third to the widow and two thirds to five children, with the widow as sole executrix and guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Jan
Clements
New York Life Insurance Company
Kleinschmidt Brothers
Consolidated
Klein, Rehmidt & Brother
Knowles
United States
Ula Morning
Aaron Herachfield
State National Bank
Milex City
Supreme Court
St. Ine
F. King
District Court
Second Judicial District
August Welsenhorn
Wido Ow
Emma Johanna Welsenhorn
Fire at Dawson Destroys Building and Hotels
A January 6 blaze in Dawson, B C destroyed a Cribs and lodgings building, the west end of the Rainier building, and damaged Max Lang Rainier property and Murphy Brothers hotel. Involved firms include Tody Kalembern, Bormuza Meat Market, Amers restaurant, Fin Francisco Oyster House, Cribbs and Rogers. Estimated loss near 50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
Amur
Dawson
Cribs and
Logera
Charles Rosspyth
Rainier
Max Lang
Murphy Brothers
Tody Kalenbern
Bormuza Meat Market
Amers Restaurant
Fin Francisco Oyater House
Cribbs and Rogers
Neufeld Executed for New York Murder
Sing Sing, N Y. William Neufeld, who killed his cousin Mrs. Annie Kronman in her apartment on West Thirty Fifth Street New York August 7 1990, was electrocuted in the state prison at 6005 this morning. It was the thirty third execution in Hing Bing. The crime was linked to robbery. Neufeld had prior time in Joliet Illinois for robbery.
Bishop Mundell Creighton Dies After Long Illness
London mourns as Right Rev Mundell Creighton bishop of London dies this afternoon after a long illness and two recent abdominal operations. The prominent church leader was born in tset and faced lifelong service with devotion. His death marks a solemn moment for the diocese and the broader Anglican community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mundell Creighton
Tset
New York Stock Exchange Report Drags on Mixed Trading
A broad market review shows wide shifts in New York listings with many stocks slipping while a few strong names like Tin and Northwest Steel rally briefly. Transportation and railroad shares fell amid profit pressure, while National Steel and St Louis Southwestern show notable strength before general declines pull most natives down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan. M
Pacific
St. Paul
Manhattan
Tis Bears
Metro- Politan
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Great Western and Co
St. 1
Eich
National Steel
Southwestern
New Jersey Central
Rocksland
Btn
New York Money Markets and Midwest Agricultural Prices
New York money on call steady at 3 percent with mercantile rates. Bankers’ and sterling figures shown. Omaha and Des Moines cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts listed with prices. market slow to weak on cattle and mixed on hogs. Chicago futures show wheat and corn activity with notable price shifts. overall grain and livestock markets indicate cautious trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bankera’ Diis
Omaha
Tad Pang Stock Market Ledger Amid Mixed Trades
The report lists varied stock prices and receipts with fluctuating figures. Multiple firm names and prices appear, including large totals and localized movements, indicating a mixed market session with some declines and some gains.
FINE WEDDING AT NEWPORT VANDERBILT AND MISS FRENCH
In Newport on January 4, Alfred Vanderbilt and Miss Elsie French wed at St John the Evangelist. The ceremony drew close friends and relatives despite winter, with a lavish breakfast and floral decor, showcasing Vanderbilt wealth and Newport society in a glittering, intimate affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Alfred Gaune Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Elsie French
Newport Irland
Frederick Orme French
Hendrnsky
St John the Evangelist
Agwnsett Bay
Bellevue Avenue
Miss French
Lnstead
New Yorks
Episcopal Church
Mayer
Napuagua
Ue Agparagua
Cebaneel Bis
Eperinien Palina
Misa French
George B. Meattle
G. Printey Movenn
Christ Church
New Haven
Reginald Vanterbitt
Messrs. Worthington Gerry
Oad Preston
Ernest Thelin
Wo BP
Borde Potter Palmer, Jr
W. Bayard Curing
Mise Pauline French
Hiece
Bisa Hrongon
Davushter
Frederick Henson
Mis
Prize fights club forms in St Joseph Missouri
A local club in St Joseph Missouri has formed to promote a series of prize fights. The telegrams describe varied incidents from around the world including drownings, landslides, and train accidents, reflecting the chaotic news of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph, Mo
Jan, M—A
We Club
Heirs to Millions Involve Missouri Probate Case
An attorney for Win. M. Rive who died in New York seeks heirs in Stone County Missouri. Three heirs named HA Blow Mintlee and Mrs Mattie Clark reside in the county. The heirs allegedly learned of the death only after the probate suit was filed in New York state. The fate of the $5,000,000 estate and actions by the attorney remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whlonen
Porithurich
Mayaya
Miles Gr. Owen
New York
Potter
M. Rive
Los York
Stone County
Iilten
Blow
Mintlee
Mattie Clark
Cles
Peach
Minh Jesa
New Yorks
Notice to Creditors estate of John Ingram
Notice to creditors and all claimants against the estate of John Ingram deceased. Within four months after first publication, exhibit claims with vouchers to James Ingram administrator at Owsley block Butte Montana. Dated January 1, 1900. Attorney for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingram
Johngram
John M. Kirk
Owsley Block
Butte
Montana
Silver Hew
State of Montana
James Ingram
Hutte
Eatate
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J. Durkee
BIG Blackfoot Company
Williams
Centerville
Hannah Murphy
Boston, Mass
Boston
Utah Street
Cottonwood Coal Co
Telegraphic News
London and Globe
Neufeld
President AT Work
Daily Record
NEW York Stock Exchange
General Review of Trade
Chicago
Kansas City
Marke
Xan City
Mehta
Heay Pee
Skotse
Shenp
Imultons
Dan
Tantary
Matt Corea
Torley
Pong
Tan
Mate Recoiple
Ooh
Cole
Ochurs
Hutchers
Texas Fed
Grass Steels
Linton
Ilhoe
Elatee
O eHel
Tess
West Ils
Federal
Peoples Gas
Minds Central
Dersey Central
Paul
Union Pavitie
Reece Sooq
C&o
Black ST. Brenard Dog
Stroek Snl
Peredee Pevmedy
Hoban Ful Ponts
Worthwest Side
Burk Arent
Geena
Ity
Mexico
Hlh
Nash
Centritia
Shanghai
Pao Ting Fu
Chehalis, Wash
Vancouver
John Cleven
Winer
Tilleet
Coma
Wingston
Jamaica
Pelgar
Tesvor
Panamia
Odessa
Tacoma
Muelfie
Florence
Colo
Gallup
Erie
Tremont County
Loday
Leavenworth
Lansiy
Tavorna
Tans Ue
Wash
Inston
Cincinnati
Malines
Nera
Manila
Win Lo
Ein
Partlind
Mosher
Hgtiae
Pretoria
Jan.Koers
Kaaffontein
Parison
Astorla
Astoria
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