Stabbed Man at Butte Hospital as Knife Wound Deepens
Alexander Thompson, an employee at Butte Reduction works, was stabbed in the abdomen by John O'Brien at about 1 am after leaving Gilbert's saloon. Thompson's condition worsened at St Paul’s hospital with risk of peritonitis as doctor warns full injury details await further evaluation. O'Brien, jailed, claims self defense after Thompson allegedly attacked him earlier. he says the wound was caused by a pen knife.
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Alexander Thompson
Butte Reduction Works
John O'Brien
O'Brien
Thompson
St. Paul's Hospital
Rowe
South Main Street
Hall
St. Paul’s Hospital
Gilbert
Aaluon
O’brien
Seventeen Gambling Houses Targeted by County Officials
County Attorney Breen and Sheriff Furey ordered the immediate shutdown of seventeen gambling venues in the city and county. The pair pledged arrests and destruction of equipment if operations continued, with further action to follow on remaining sites.
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Breen
Furey
Gray Eagle Suit Opens Over Mine Ownership Dispute
The case Lulu F. Targey v J Benton Leggat began in Judge Clancy's court at noon to resolve who owns the Grey Eagle lode Fraction mining claim. Leggat bought the property at a partition sale about five years ago for 6000, but Targey asserts bidding irregularities. Leggat testified he had told Patrick A. Largey before the sale of his intent to bid for his own interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu F. Targey
J. Benton Leggat
Clancy
Leggat
Patrick A. Largey
Thivreg Family Face Assault Hearing in Juatez Court
Frank Thivreg and his mother Mrs A Thivreg appeared in Juatez Nelsons court this morning charged with assault in the third degree on Edward Duperret. The judge indicated a decision would be announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thivreg
A. Thivreg
Edward Duperret
Juatez
Nelson's Court
Thivreg Family Arrested in Cabin Dispute Over Rent
The defendants claimed the prosecuting witness occupied their cabin and owed rent. An attempted eviction led to a scuffle as Duperret threatened with an axe, and young Thivveg helped remove him. Mrs Thivveg and her son were charged with beating the witness. attorneys Morrin and Wines represented the state and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tice
Hall
Frank Thivreg
Duperret
Thivveg
Notable Visitors At The McDermott Hotel
Geo A Petty of Three Forks and his wife arrive at Butte. Dr M A Walker Melrose man installed at the Butte. Frank D Brown mining man of Philipsburg at the McDermott. R Dow Etna Insurance special agent registered at the McDermott from Spokane. Henry Neill Helena prominent citizen visiting the city at the McDermott. J E K Tottman Amalgamated lumber dept head from Missoula at the McDermott. Jesse Wardell Hennessy shoe dept manager and G B Robson woman and children departments manager depart for eastern stock orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Petty
Three Forks
Butte
M. A. Walker
Melrose
Frank D. Brown
Philipsburg
McDermott
R. Dow
Etna Insurance Company
Spokane
Henry Neill
Helena
J. EK. Tottman
Amalgamated Company
Missoula
Jesse Wardell
Hennessy
G. B. Robson
Local Briefs: Obituary and Marriage License Reported
Mary Robinson aged 83 died last night. Funeral at 100 o clock from the residence of George W Robinson 805 West Mercury. A marriage license was issued to Joseph Ryan and Lizzie Murray both of Butte. They marry this evening at the Catholic church and travel to Spokane for a honeymoon then reside on Anaconda road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Transatlan tic Novelty Co Presents Four Night Engagement
A grand double bill by the Transatlan tic Novelty Co and a host of eastern top Miners with up to date attractions at popular prices. The engagement runs for four nights and includes a Saturday matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transatlantic Novelty Co
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
Marriage licenses were issued today to J. F. Clow aged 28 and Ella Fill U. Judah aged 27 and Annie B. AC years Homer E. Hanne 25 and alnty Frances O'Connell 21 years od.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Clow
Ella Fill U. Judah
Annie B. AC
Homer E. Hanne
Alnty Frances O'Connell
Divorce Action Over Invalid Marriage Alleged
Emile Kintzele filed for divorce from Jeanette Kintzele alleging their marriage in Livingstone, on August 3, 15397, was invalid and seeks a decree of divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Kintzele
Jeanette Kintzele
Livingston
Adultery Allegation Ties Defendant to Sally Buyck in NYC
In July 1900 the defendant committed adultery with Sally Buyck and platted with her the same day, now living with him in New York City. Charles Kohl is the plain tiffs attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Buyck
Buyck
New York City
Charles
Kohl
Suppression of Depositions in Hendy Machine Suit
In Joshua Hendy Machine Works v. Brenner, defense counsel Roote and Clarke move to suppress depositions of Mann er, Hendy, H. Hendy, Campbell and Mayle taken by notary Harry J. Lask on Oct 30–31 and Nov 12 1900, contending Lask lacked authority for dates beyond Oct 29 1900. A second motion seeks production of all 1895–1896 letters with the defendant and John B Wellcome plus all account books at trial. David Garber seeks final discharge as a bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Hendy Machine Works
J. C. Brenner
United States
Roote and Clarke
Charles B. Manner
Samuel J. Hendy
John H. Hendy
H. R. Campbell
Edward Henry Mayle
Harry J. Lask
San Francisco
John B. Wellcome
David Garber
Suspect Arrest Ties to Contractor Sons Hold-up
Detectives Murphy and McGrath arrested two men, Charles Farias and Frank Wright, in connection with the Contractor Sons hold-up. Farias had 48.75 and Wright 39.45 at jail. Sheriff Conley earlier brought Farias from Anaconda after a December 18 link to the Butcher Staebler shooting. Farias now appears well dressed, with money. Police seek Mr. Loss but have not located him yet.
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Murphy
McGrath
Charles Farias
Frank Wright
Conley
Deer Lodge
Farias
Anaconda
Staebler
Farlas
Mr. Sons
Secured Bail for Man in City Jail
Mrs. Fred Allen secured her husband’s release from the city jail after arraignment on disturbing the peace charges. She posted $10 bail, later tendered the sum again for his fine, and the husband chose freedom over remaining imprisoned following a jail-side discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Allen
Comanche Mine Suit On Appeal Over Injunction
The Montana Supreme Court heard the appeal of Adolph Wetzstein regarding an injunction to halt Boston Montana Mining from mining ore at the Comanche claim. Wetzstein claims a one fourth undivided interest. Boston Montana owns the other three quarters. The case, arguments by L. O. Evans and Judge McHatton, was taken under advisement. Also announced today, Butte Electric Railway filed its half yearly statement with capital stock of one million, assets of 1,889,554.13, and mortgages securing $700,000 of bonds. Great Falls Lumber filed articles of incorporation with $50,000 capital, $25,000 subscribed by Ingram and Kerr of Eau Claire.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Supreme Court
Adolph Wetzstein
Heston & Montana Mining Company Sont
Lindsay
Silver Row
Wetzstein
Boston & Montana
Boston @ Montana Mining company
L. O. Evans
McHatton
Plaintif
Butte Electric Railway Company
Tte
Fireat Falls Lumber Company
J. G. Ingram
I. K. Kerr
Eau Claire
Wis
W. G. Ingram
Pred Kendall
F. J
Financial and Commercial Report of the New York Exchange
Federal Steel declined to 60 amid heavy selling and mixed demand, while steel stocks faced liquidation and broad swings. St Paul and Burlington led advances in select rail and traction issues, but overall market remained uneven and near flat with some declines in steel and pacific issues.
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New York
Federal Steel
Shorts
Steel & Wire
Manhattan
Burlington
Loula
San Francisco
Erie
St. Paul
Delaware & Hudson
Sugar
Ilinois Central
Tacitic
St. Louis & Ban
Ucks
Federala
Pacitos
Exirente
DUC & Fraction
Hurlington
Pacifi
Missouri Pacific
Bargain Shoes and Fur Coats in Detailed Catalog
A long list of discounted women and children's shoes in multiple styles and sizes with $1.00 to $5.00 values, plus luxury fur jackets and Alaska seal garments. Items include hand sewed welt, calf, patent, and box calf shoes with varied tips, laces, and soles, many priced around $2.65 to $3.75. Also described are Alaska seal jackets with mink trim, chinchilla accents, and two seal coats with reverses, all offered in several sizes and high-end fabrics.
Market notes on livestock receipts and prices
Rater stores 1.65, hog receipts today 40,000, tomorrow 30,000, leftovers 4,238. Mixed and butchers at 5.00 to 5.30, rough heavy 5.00 5.30, sheep receipts 15,000 with lambs and wethers rising to 3.75 4.45, Texan and western lambs and bulls listed. Money on call at 3 percent, mercantile paper 4 percent, sterling steady at 4.84 4.88, bank bills demand 4.874, 60 days 4.88, government bonds heavy.
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H.ahes.ag
Western
Texas Bulls
New York
Aleady
Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
HAIG
Market Cattle and Hogs Active in Omaha Receipts
Cattle receipts total 2,200 head with active market. Prices: western steers 3,704.20, Texas steers 4,003.75, cows and heifers 2,803.75, calves 3.00 6.00, bulls 2,500 4.00. Hogs receipts 9,500 head, market closed lower to higher with heavy 6.46 6.25, mixed 5.22. Sheep receipts 2,200, market active and steady with natives 4.20 4.00, westerns 4.00 4.50, lambs 4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Repia
Texas
Omaha
Good haul of crooks in Mainville resort raid
Special to the Inter Mountain Anaconda Mont. Constable Jake Bents and Officer O'Brien arrested George Marshall Frank Whcity and Tim Sullivan at a Mainville resort last night. All pleaded guilty before Justice Quane and were sentenced to thirty days in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Mont
Jake Bents
O'Brien
Mainville
George Marshall
Frank Whcity
Tim Sullivan
Quane
Dat
Army Duel Ends With Wounding of Writer
In Paria a duel occurred today between M Urbain Ciohies, noted anti military writer and author of The Army Against the Nation, and journalist M Latapte who felt insulted by M Gobier's article in the Aurore. Gobier sustained a severe abdominal wound during the clash and the duel ended with no decisive victor.
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Paria
M. Urbain Ciohies
M. Latapte
M. Gobier
Aurore
First balance in senate contest yields no winner
Lincoln dispatch reports no election in the five senate contest with Meikiejohn leading and Rosewater close behind. Washington notes Pettigrew Teller and Towne congratulating Dubois of Idaho on his senate victory. Other items include resignations at Stanford, insular case nearing Supreme Court decision, Oscar Gardner stopping Tommy Hogan in Memphis, and western irrigation funding difficulties. Smeltermen strike in Florence, Colorado for hour day. coal strike unchanged.
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Washington
Florence
Cot
Short Cabinet Session Leaves Cabinet Silent
Washington January cabinet meeting held in the White House private parlor lasted about thirty minutes with no business raised. It is unlikely another session will be held before next week unless something extraordinary occurs. President shows improvement but not full vigor.
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Washington
White House
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