Florence 15 in New Hands for Debt Alleged
Florence finances shift as Patrick Mullins sues to recover goods from Sullivan in a case filed before Judge Harney. Attorneys note William Murphy in charge of Florence hotel operations amid attachment and rumored changes in city business leadership after Sheriff Kesan discussed succession plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vauilek Mullins
Mer. Sint and
Batriet Court
Sullivan
Tsa
Florence Hotel
Afsey
Jerry D. Murphy
Murphy
Florence
Kesan Wee
Regan
Ely
Uity
Estate of Joseph Conroy Petition for administration filed
Patrick Conlon petitions the district court for letters of administration on the estate of Joseph Conroy who died in this city three days ago. The estate includes personal property valued at 883 dollars. Heirs listed: John and Eien Conroy aged 11 and 11 residing at Nashwoak New Brunswick. Robert Conroy 42 and John Conroy 20, both Missoula residents. The Missoula brothers request appointment of Mr Cenion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Conlon
District Court
Joseph Conroy
John
Eien Conroy
Nashwoak
N. B
Province of Canada
Robert Conroy
John Conroy
Missoula
Mr. Cenion
Court session before Judge Harney lists cases
Judge Harney will hold a court session Saturday at two o clock. Hearings include State Savings Bank vs J B Frederick and others, Mabel Reiley vs City of Burt and others, Thomas Reiley vs City, Louis M Hera vs Daniel Shtelus et al demurrers, Parrot Mining Co vs FA Heiman et al demurrer, Arthur PL Henry Pauline Franklin vs Jon B Frank proofs, Lizaie Askins vs W D Clark motion to strike, B L Miller vs Hearte, Edwin Briggs vs McBelde et al proofs, Moloskey et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Harney
State Savings Bank
J.B. Frederick
Mabel Reiley
City of
Burt
Thomas Reiley
Louis M. Hera
Daniel Shtelus Orhers
Demurreys
Parrot
Mining
Company
Heiman
Jon B. Frankin
Aintiff
Lizaie Askins
W. D. Clark
B. L. Miller
Hear Te
PlalMtif
Edwin Briggs
The Railroads Headlines and Freight Talks
Archibald Gray returns from a three week absence as Great Northern assistant freight agent. R G Black signals a railway commission to set freight rates during the coming session. British Columbia’s ample coal supply boosts transport potential via Crow’s Nest. Pennsylvania leads in railroad mileage with 10,76 miles. Illinois trails. California fruit moving east accelerates with 100 loads hauled last Saturday and 5900 carloads expected in sixty days. Montana plans a new steel bridge across the Missouri between Crooked Falls and Rainbow Falls near the Bos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Black
British Columbia
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Pailroad Commission
Thinoia
Illinois
California
Santa Fe
Golden State
Montana Cental
Missouri
Crooked Falls
Rainbow Falls
Boston and Montana works bridge and locomotive orders are announced
A detailed plan for a new bridge across the river outlines lengths, heights, sandstone channel piers, foundations, and a two month masonry phase with upper structure completion aimed for August 15. Trains to use the bridge will offer views of local works, and the Illinois Central orders 40 engines for $350,000 plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Montana
Black Eagle
Coulter Falls
Crooked Falls
Rainbow Falls
Pittsburg Locomotive Works
Illinois Central Company
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Old Timer Samuel B Rice Dies in Virginia City
Samuel B Rice a veteran Montana tinner died at noon in Virginia City aged 67 after a bout with jaundice. He once served as clerk of the Butte school board and had been involved in Alder Gulch mining and banking before moving to Virginia City to manage Lary mining interests including the Prospect Hill and mill. He partnered with George W Layton, who also died recently, and Rice was a respected figure mourned by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Rice
Montana
Virginia City
Mr Rice
Butte
Ricq
Alder Gulch
C. L. Dahler
Patrick A. Largey
Rice
Lary
Hiie and Mill
George W. Layton
Layton
Local notices mix of businesses and travel advisory
A scattered local page lists Dr. German and Dr. Forsyth dentists at various downtown offices with services and free examinations, the Glasses fitted motto, the City Wood and Coal Co advertising dry wood and telephone, the Grotto Cafe and Barnett Bros business transfer in Walkerville, plus L Austin dentist in Butte and a Milwaukee Line rail schedule to Kansas City and West with Pullman sleepers to Los Angeles. A fragment references land and water hemispheres and a notice about a wife’s claim dated January 1, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grotto Cafe
Broadway
Barnett Bros
Walkerville
Frank Lynch
West Granite
Butte
Parrot Copper Case Sees Receiver Appointed Over Nipper Farm
Supreme court heard the Parrot Silver and Copper company appeal against Judge Clancy's order appointing a receiver for the Nipper farm. Judge Smith granted an injunction to restrain I. A. Heinze from west of a specified line. McLaughlin named receiver, undermining the injunction as he acted for Heinze. Arguments presented by Judge McHatton for Heinze and T. J. Walsh for Parrot.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Supreme Court
Parrot Silver & Copper Company
Clancy
Parrot Company
I. A. Heinze
Little Mina
Heinze
Clan
Amalgamated Copper Company
Boston & Montana Company
Butte & Boston Company
Marcus Daly
J. D. Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
Heinge's
Henry C. Smith
Lindsay
Thomas McLaughlin
Smith
McLaughlin
McHatton
T. J. Walsh
The
Divorce reform praised by Albany bishop at bar meeting
Wm J Doane, Protestant Episcopal bishop of Albany, voices warm support for a proposed divorce act. He commends permanent residence requirements, restricted grounds, court hearing, and limited service, arguing the reform would end public scandal and uphold the sanctity of marriage.
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New York
New York State Bar Association
Wm. J. Doane
Albany
Disputed representation in university athletic body row
In New York on January 17 the Journal and Advertiser reports faculty and student groups oppose Tewka bury representing the university. A second man, Joseph Paverio, is missing from 73 Mulberry Street after a Tuesday night disappearance. A search of his former dwelling failed to locate him and ties to Mayor Weisbard, a jeweler who vanished Tuesday and whose body was found in a trunk, are noted but no clear link to the Hallan case or the Welshard murder is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal and Divertiser
Joseph Paverio
Mulherey Street
Paverio
Weisbard
Vier 11
East River
Mulberry Street
Murder and Forgery Case Shocks Ontario Town
In Ondon Ontario January seventeenth reports say Gerard Sifton awaits trial for murdering his father Joseph Sifton. A hired man named W W Herbert confessed aiding the crime linked to an intended marriage to McFarlane woman. Neighbor Edgar Morden produced a will, claim forged, others swore it written by Morden. estate now goes to defending lawyers.
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Ondon
Ontario
Gerard Sifton
Joseph Sifton
Sifton
Nsbarn
W. W. Herbert
Young Sifton
Hay
M McPary Lane
Edgar Morden
Spanish Misanthrope fires at Madrid regime
The Tiberas publishes a vigorous indictment by Senor Ply Margall of the current government. He laments fear over the future after chambers closed, warns debts unpaid, and claims the treasury debt exceeds a thousand million pesetas. He accuses the government of aiding the church and undermining democracy, calling it the best friend of Carlism and predicting no improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Tiberas
Senor Ply Margall
Republican Federal Party
Senor
Piy Margall
Take Up Postal Bill in House as Quay Oath Held
Washington January 17 With about fifty members present the House met to hear the bill to revise and codify the postal laws of the United States The session moved to a continuing order to avoid delaying appropriation and private bill work Mr Loud of California explained the measure noting it does not modify existing railway mail statutes salaries of railway clerks or other postal service questions while witnesses observed the oath taking for Senator Quay in the Senate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Massachusetts
United States
Loud
California
Carnegie Prize Established for American Painting
The Society of American Artists announces a new annual prize of 500 dollars funded by Andrew Carnegie. The award goes to the most meritorious painting by an American artist in the society’s exhibition, portraits excluded, with ownership staying with the artist and no repeat wins permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Society of American Artists
Andrew Carnegie
Grocers Advertise Variety of Foods and Prices at Broadwy Store
A store listing promotes guaranteed satisfaction on goods with a money back offer. It touts eggs at 87 per dozen, butter and cream prices per pound, bread, flour, peaches pears and coffee, English tea, asparagus and other staples. Includes contact at 135 W Broadway and telephone number G91B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bar Two Famous Athletes Likely Ineligible at Penn
Philadelphia January report notes Tewksbury the famed runner and Baxter the champion high jumper may be barred from representing the University of Pennsylvania this season. Baxter allegedly misses regular law course attendance, while Tewksbury appears compliant under intercollegiate rules and faculty standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tewksbury
Baxter
University of Pennsylvania
Department of Law
Towks-bary
Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association
Tewkabury
Andliie
Sertary
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Bath
Eieet
Virginia
Lie Kimn
Ioc
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West Park Street
Pure Food Products
Shady Brook
Deere Sioux
Noah
Shaw's Pancake
the Smith Grocery Co
S. Main
New House
Empire Addition
New Street
Gagnon
Court House
Main Street
Thompson Investmt CO
West Broadway
Patrick Mullins
Patrick,Conlon
Harney
Archibald Gray
Great Northern Eles
Morris
W. Park
Barnes & CO
Twin Cities
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Southwest
Twin Elates
Los Angeles
Cal
J.T. Key
Asst
Gen
Pasa
Landon
New Zealand
Mire
Nipper Receier
Supreme Court Today
Parrot Co
Telegraphic News
America
Joor
Dltora
University
Spain
Quay
Carnegie
Brobeck
W. Broadway
Tewsbury
Bineat
Tun Se Ag Genesso
ITA
Fraser River
Watey Good Grocers
Bros Es
Montana Cash Grocery Company
Park, Col. Mont, St
Crosse & Blackwells
Burnham's
Prunells Epee
Christie & Leys
Shire
Franklin McVeigh
Anson Tenet
Aes
Cross & Blackwell
Montana Ranch
Steamboat Grocery
Main and
Maryland Ave
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