Montana Men Warn Friends Away From Nome Mining Scene
From Nome Alaska a Oregon ship with about 60 Montana men reports a failed beach rush. Letters home say pay is poor, smallpox risk and high freight clog the water front. Population may surge to 50 000 by July 4 before many Montana pilgrims head home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Cape Nome
Oregon
Nome
Dutch Harbor
Ed Lynch
Seattle
Butteman
Inter Mountain
Alaska
Bering Sea
Weaver Divorce Granted After Alleged Cruelty
Edith A. Weaver receives a decree of divorce from Daniel A. Weaver by Judge Lindsay. The decree cites cruelty as the ground, noting the couple wed at Olympia Washington on January 1, 1893 and that Edith left him in February 1899 due to alleged cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith A. Weaver
Daniel A. Weaver
Lindsay
Olympia
Wash
Lawsuit on Promissory Notes and Mortgage Foreclosure
May Niedenhofen sues Christina Freudenstein and El lingwood Reznor to recover judgment on two promissory notes totaling 4500 and foreclose a mortgage on two lots in block 47. The notes dated May 29, 1895, allegedly owe about 2500 to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Niedenhofen
Christina Freudenstein
Ellingwood & Reznor
Insolvent Freudenstein Estate Faces No Deficiency Judgment
The 14,600 in interest taxes and insurance are cited with the Freudenstein estate alleged insolvent, negating any deficiency judgment. Ellingwood and Resner are named defendants due to claimed interests in the mortgaged lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terest
Freudenstein
Ellingwood & Resner
Washoe Copper Mining Co Answers Boyle Injury Claim
The Washoe Copper Mining company responds to Elizabeth Boyle's suit alleging a board fell from the old building at the northwest corner of Fourth street, striking her. The company states Michael Loundigan held the tearing down contract but denies any contract with him or his workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe Copper Mining Company
Elizabeth Boyle
Oe Quarta Street
Michael Loundigan
Bitter Rooter Robbery Sparks Prostitution Case
Lizzie Ward and Jesse Woods faced Judge Sullivan for allegedly robbing Bitter Rooter M D Malone in a house of prostitution. They pleaded not guilty, posted bonds, and await trial Tuesday. Malone recovered his cash and certificates of deposit after a confrontation. Several others, including Sadie White, Mamie Brown, Yola Graham, Hazel Clifton, Mabel Brooke, Minnie Smith, and Minnie Smith, were fined for various offenses during a raid and disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Ward
Jesse Woods
Sullivan
M. D. Malone
Malone
Tenderlion
Woods
Sadie White
Mamie Brown
Randall
Sourdough Creek
Mabel Brown
Yola Graham
Hazel Clifton
Mabel Brooke
Miss Minnie
Minnie Smith
New Orleans
Henry Body
Steve Hoy
Agepoine
Cause of Falling Hair and Dandruff Germ Theory
Explains that falling hair stems from dandruff a germ disease that attacks the hair root. Cure requires killing the dandruff germ, with Newbro's Herpicide claimed as the only preparation that does so while also serving as a hair dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Coursing at West Side Park Next Sunday
An open stake with good prizes features a handsome silver cup for first dog donated by J Blake and T Trevaille. Judges include Mr Nolan a California professional. Entries are invited for greyhounds. spectators urged to attend.
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West Side Park
J. Blake
T. Trevaille
Nolan
California
Peters Jury Discharged After Deadlock on Verdict
Harry W. Peters the slayer of Edward T. Culbey will face trial again after jurors could not agree. The first ballot split between manslaughter and acquittal, and the second ballot shifted two more votes to acquittal, leaving a hung result and prompting discharge by Judge Clancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Peters
Edward T. Culbey
Clancy
Stapleton
Peters
Louisville
Local briefs include music shops and notices in town
Various ads list piano tuners and teachers including Hinkle Dolman Bates and Olgan, Montana Music Co, and Mrs Beebe. J R Reed rents a barn at 335 South Main to keep operating. Minor stock includes bird sales, tinware, oil stock, beverages, and a G A R event on July 4 with W H Black in command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Office
Orton Bros
A. B. Jones
East Park
D. Beebe
Booth
Wyoming
Butte Bird
West Broadway
H. Broadway
Dr. Wells
California
Wesley W. Warren
Spokane
Warren
Charles 8. Warren
Mary , Gove
Young Warren
Trials Set by Judge Lindsay for July Dates
Judge Henry C. Smith of Helena will hear cases in place of Lindsay. Trials begin July 5 with A Nuss against Heinze as administrator and continue July 6 Rochester versus the ate Railway Co. Lena Mueller against George Renkes. July 9 Blakely v La Vel and the state v Courtenay. July 10 Clymo v Wharton receiver. July 11 McDonald v Frank et al. July 12 McCall v Barber and W Cannon v Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Carler
C. A. Nuss
F. A. Heinze
Smith
Joseph Kilaski
John Rochester
The
Ate Railway Company
Lena Mueller
George Renkes
J. M. Blakely
William Lavel
the State
Thomas F. Courtenay
Mary A. Clymo
J. Wharton
James McDonald
H. L. Frank
W. B
The Real Widow Brown Opens At Button's
A packed house greeted the initial production at Button's last night of The Real Widow Brown a three act comedy of merit. Miss Gertrude Swiggette plays the title role a handsome La Porte young woman and the cast includes Hal W. Brown and Eddie Clark in the lively ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widow Brown
Button
Gertrude Swiggette
Hal W. Brown
Eddie Clark
Human orchestra encore dazzle in Barrington show
Frederick EB Beane and Charles W Bar rqineton lead a strong cast in a sineature oration segment. Barrington wowed the audience as the human orchestra with clever imitations of violin and trombone. Miss Pinkey Mullaly and Miss Swiggette gave notable turns in the Mullaly sisters act. The show repeats nightly this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick EB. Beane
Charles W. Barrqineton
Barrington
Mullaly
Assault on Officer During Alleged Galena Street Incident
Dr German a dentist at 114 North Main Street was assaulted by two men on Galena Street yesterday morning as Officer Robert Reninger attempted to arrest Martin Hurley. Hurley resisted, a second man grabbed the officer’s badge, Hurley threw Reninger, and a third assailant struck him on the head with a club before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reninger
Galena Strest
Martin Hurley
Hurley
Reninger
Sir Burke
Dy Deppug Panera Sidley
Buried with Military Honors after Railroad Accident
Robert Foster, the young man killed in a railroad accident the prior evening, was buried with military honors this afternoon. He served in the First Montana during the Philippine campaign and belonged to Company D Dillon. Remaining lines mention cafe ads and a dissolution notice for a partnership between Stickler and Frank MacAoe, plus train times and lodging offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Foster
Foster
Montana
Pelo
Dillon
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Muscatel
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Blackwells
Bull Durham
Seal of
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Cash Grocery
W. Park St
Queen Olives
Centennial
the Smith Grocery Co
S. Main St
Washoe Company
the Butte
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L. Bonner
A. N. Tairb
New York
A. Browne
K. J. Ween Bouter
W. A. Clark
Virginia City
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F.F. Gleesor
Biennelly
L. Burch
W. B. Buskledge
C. Hi. Padley Dillon
Rana
the McDermott
G. G. Earle
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J. Lu. Bevis
St. Louis
G. C. Rowan
Omaha
J. G. Bedieman
Edwin O. Holter
T. P. Cutler
Glendive
W. H. Willams
Hazeman
J. E. Bradley
W. H. Welsh
Garnet
John M. Evans
Missoula
B. W. Stetson
David G. Browne
Great Falls
L. Tolles
Eau Claire
Wis
A. K. Fotheringham
Chicago
Dakota
Regina
Seaman E. Cook
East Park Street
Lincoln Post No. 2
Lincoln Post Hall
W. H. Black
HE. Almon
Bey
Dr. German
N. Main St
Mountain View Park
Anaconda
Hollingsworth's Cafe
W. Park
Hank Mage, J. C
Post Office
Curar
Owsley Block
Marshall
Richelieu
New England
Jockey Clubs
Cash Grocers
Whitney Co
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Perel
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Race
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
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