Allen and son discharged in Plymouth mine powder case
The preliminary hearing of John and Charlee Allen, father and son, charged with placing powder in Plymouth mine bulkheads to harm rival miner Mr Sutton ended with their discharge. Evidence showed the powder followed orders from Judge Clancy and did not prove intention to harm, and the state moved to dismiss the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John and
Charlee Allen
Wakeman Button
Plymouth
Aen
Sutton
Allen
Allens
Clancy
R. J. Wall
West Diamond Street
Silver King
Plymouth Ey
Witnosm
al Jena
Mr. Kirk
Lewis Merriman
West Quarts Street
Button
Silver
Mr. Allen
Merriman
Connolly
Bey
Drennan
Maloney
Winn
Court notices and estate actions sweep local docket
Court notes show Pearl Beckwith and Johanna Sullivan seek letters of administration for George G Beckwith and Cornelius B Sullivan estates respectively. Cases include George H Casey v John R Lewis over bond sufficiency. John H Curtis and wife transfer of quartz claim interest. rent dispute G D Robbin v Mrs Thompson. $25 alleged rent claim and eviction at 31 West Quartz street. Also included is a local beer ad and an entertainment notice for Miners Union hall January 18 featuring Delsarte and Lottie Tillotson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Robbin
Mra. Thompson
Justice Nichols
West Quartz Street
Miners’ Union Hall
Delsarte
Lottie Tillotson
Utah Con report shows 900000 tons copper ore and 150000 smelter expansion
The Utah Consolidated report states an estimate of 900,000 tons of sulphide copper ore exist at the mine. Since May shipments to the smelter have occurred. Plans for doubling smelter capacity include adding three or four furnaces and converter stands, with no new buildings but expansions. Estimated total plant enlargement cost about 150000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Consolidated
United States
Emel
Supreme Court Grants Injunction in Comanche Case
Special to the Inter Mountain Helena Mont Jan 18 The supreme court granted injunctions restraining Boston & Montana from mining in the Comanche mine at Butte until ownership suit is decided. The order requires weighing ore from the dump and smelting separately with monthly proceeds reports to Wetzstein. A $50000 bond is posted to cover additional expenses if Wetzstein loses the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Helena
Mont
Supreme Court
Adolph Wetzstein
Butte
Boston & Montana Company
Boston & Montana
Wetzstein
William Braden
Rollins Morse M. O. P. Co
Ed States
G. Bulkley
Aspen
Guggenhrimers
Old Mexico
Baker A
Butte Water Company
Silver Bow—Bolie& Boston
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
B. M
Lindsay
M O. P
Shonomish and Tramway
Barus
Bitter Root Pass Route Hint for Northern Pacific
Railroad men say the Northern Pacific has not fixed a Bitter Root pass for the Clearwater cutoff though plans to build the road exist. The line would shorten the St. Paul to Udewater main route, with announcements and incorporations made over a year ago and engineers surveying the region while right of way action proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Clark
Lewiston
Missoula
McHenry
Northern Pacific
Seven Devils
Thunder Mountain
Northern Pacific Engineers
Merly
Bitter Root Range
Brack
Lo Lo
Nez Perce Pass
Lewis and Clarke
Thomas Jefferson
Missouri River
Lo Lo Pass
Clearwater
Wiliam Mullan
War Department
Nez Perce
C. C. Howard
Joseph
Howard
New Perce
Snake Tver
Lewistown
Reparia
Misssoula
George &. Koppie
Koparia
Bnake River
Cpass
Montana
Idaho
Pasa
Thomas A. Clark
Union Pacific
Lee
Locksaw Creek
Towar
Locksaw
Northern Pacific Railway Company
St. Paul
Udewater
Helena
Railroad Notes Banquet Honors President Cassatt in Washington
West Virginia Senator Henry G Davies hosts a dinner at his Washington home with guests from major eastern rails. Attendees include B&O, C&O, New York Central, Reading, Norfolk and Western, and officials from Pennsylvania, Chesapeake and Ohio, and other systems. The event signals railroad consolidations discussions among top executives and ministers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry G. Davies
West Virginia
West Virginia Central Railroad
Washington
President Cassatt
Pennsylvania System
Aey Yall
Waurld
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake
J. K. Cowen
Oscar Mray
Samuel Spencer
Southern
Henry Finke
Norfolk and Western
M. BY. Ingills
The
Big Pour
Coauncey M. Depew
New York Central
JS. Harris
Reading
George By Baer
B. M. Prevost
Pennsylvania
K. D. Kenna
Atchison
W. L. Pilns
Philadelphia
BR. C. Kerens
BL. Louis
Stephen B. Elkins
Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf road to base headquarters in Chicago
The Tribune reports a definite decision to place the general offices of the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf road in Chicago, reversing expectations of Kansas City as the HQ. An agreement with the Gulf road receiver, reorganization committee, and Texas attorney general will ensure Texas trust assets are maintained under Texas law and a new Texas charter will cover the system's Texas operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Tribune
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Gulf Road
Reorganization Committee
Texas
TWO CASES TODAY ON SMALLPOX OUTBREAK REPORT
The article notes two smallpox cases today both described as discrete. one is George Swinton a boy son of printer John Swinton residing at 1129 West Gold Street, the other a young man calling himself Captain Ryan from Mahoney Alley. It also mentions world statistics and local classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Swinton
John Swinton
West Gold Street
Captain Ryan
Mahoney Alley
Local Notes and Notices From City Briefs
Local briefs list individuals and businesses with addresses and services including Fisher and Tailor, Dr Reid dentist, Bates tuner, Montana Mudie Co, A D Jones tinware roofing, Estella Douglas sick at Richards undertaking room, Butle Stove Repair, Home Comfort ranges, Fair Drug and Assay Supply, and weekly notices. A widow’s son born to Mrs Bellow after her husband’s death, Dr McDonald moving fence at Kenyon house, infant Cornelius Shea funeral at 405 E Mercury Street, and Crown liquor ads. Obscene language case before Judge Sullivan involving De Hill and Ione Morrison. May Myrtle Sidley and two Werle children reported in local notices. Police pick up two young children at Montane and Park, lacking home information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
Thomas Bellow
Railroad Street
McDonald
Montana Street
Kenyon House
Cornelius
Jerry P. Shea
E. Mercury
Sliver Bow Club
Montana Liquor Co
EB. Broadway
de Hill
Ione Morrison
Sullivan
Work of the Senate Delayed Over a Philippine Question
The senate debated a special order on the Wobler statue unveiling and a resolution challenging recognition of a Transvaal accreditation. A separate measure argued Constitution limits and US sovereignty over Puerto Rico and the Philippines, urging a distinct department for outlying dependencies. Wellington presented a joint resolution defending self government for the Philippines under US protection and a path to eventual republican status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wobler
Allen
Secretary
Perso
Transvaal
United
Puerto Rico
Philippine Islands
Paris
United States
Philippnes
Department of Government
Wellington
Wac
Eatybe
Republiie
Bryan Endorsement Motion Defeated by Democratic Delegates
The Marre land hine of detegites in Annipole Maryland, largely democratic, refused to endorse William Jennings Bryan as the recognized leader of the party in the United States. A controversial free silver offer to invite Bryan to speak was defeated, and the measure was sent to the committee on federal relations after being tabled without reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annipole
Marreland
Detegites
William Dvnllings Bryan
Wadler
United States
Bryan
Wills
Talbot County
Committee On Federal Relations
Count Castellane Alleged Heavy Bourse Losses
Paris reports claim Count Castellane sustained large losses on the stock exchange with gossip centering on a collapsed bull position. The Temps and Figaro offered guarded notes while rumors place losses around twenty million francs and suggest the count and his wife may seek aid from the Goulds in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count Castellane
Temps
Figaro
New York
Goulds
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. E. Cook
Park Butte, Mont
Hong Kong
T Sie City
Fark St
Huie Pock
China
South Main Street
DR. Chung
West
Galena Street
Ad- Butte
Masonic Temple
Dan Yancey
A.M
Rae
Ae A Butte
A. B&r
District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Silver Bow
Clinton C. Clark
Will Hardcastle
Coombe
Grant
Henry T. Ries
Johanna
B. Goebel
Haat Tron Street
Pearl Beckwith
George G. Beckwith
Enesty
Daly, Dona~hoe & Moyer‘s Bank
George H. Casey
John R. Lewis
John H. Curtis
John J. Curtis
Brooklyn
Johanna Sullivan
Cornelius B. Sullivan
Daly, Donahoe & Moyer Bank
Henry Muntzer
Butte Brewery
Dodd
Shodair Block
West Park
Utaw Con
Boston & Montana Mining Company
Boston
South Africa
Ree
Bingham
Seavreces Calumet & Heola
Old Dominion
Santa FE
Tamarack
Utah
Change Headquarters
the & O
P. O
Myrtle
Patrick Sidley
East la Plate
Sidley
Montane
Vark Streets
White Pont Grog
North Main Street
Fifth Avenue
Anicola M.&j
Princess
White Front
N- Tain St
Thos
Courtney
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