Motion Overruled in Suit Over Speculator Mine Interest
In the case Lee Mantle against Lulu F. Largey as administratrix of P. A. Largey, the defense non-suit motion was overruled by Judge Lindsay. Evidence about Creighton’s agent and related checks were examined, with stricken testimony denied. John Dougherty testified Creighton’s agent and related telegraphic correspondence. watches and local ads follow.
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Lee Mantle
Lulu F. Largey
P. A. Largey
Speculator
Lindsay
Harry Nicholls
Largey
Lyman Harley
Dave Upton
Sargeys
Noon
Harley
Main Street
Broadway
Upton
Bearmouth
John Dougherty
John A. Creighton
Omaha
Creighton
C. W. Williams
Btearn
Montana
Visions of Rockets and Fireworks Draw Thousands to City Resorts
A Fourth of July display drew about 10,000 visitors to nearby resorts with a public rocket and bomb show lasting about 40 minutes. Columbia Gardens hosted the bulk of sightseers while a ball game drew 3,000 to 4,000, races engaged thousands more, and crowds filled streets as pedestrians moved to the center of the thoroughfare.
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Columbia Gardens
Races At Ranchero Park Draw Crowds And Close Results
Races at Ranchero park yesterday drew good attendance though no big winnings. Judges included Will iam Luxton C E B Cariher and William Kane with Luxton also starter for harness. Aurora B owned by Frank H Cooney won both sprints. Almax won the special trot with D C S and Royal placing. Bird owned by William McAuley won two 2 85 trots. Adeling trotter beat Howell in a mixed heats race leading to a possible $600 match.
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Ranchero Park
William Luxton
C. EB. Cariher
William Kane
Ted Hayes
Morris Park
New York
Butte
J. R.ray
Almax
D. C
Royal
Bird
William McAuley
Howell
Adeling
McGarvey
Fourth of July Disturbances Lead to Court Fines
Judge Sullivan presided as Mahoney street Fourth of July celebration organizers Lofty Mahoney Patrick Duffy and Thomas Welch pleaded guilty to creating a disturbance and were fined 10 dollars each. Several others including John Lea Fred Sparks Abe McLaughlin John Holden Julius Wengard and Gus Megson faced fines for firecrackers fights and related disorder. A man named O Hoolihan won a keg beer prize at the rag time ball amid chaos and his mother refused to recognize him this morning.
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Patrick Duffy
Thomas Welch
Mahoney Street
O'Hoolihan
Mahoney
George Smith
Smith
Big Feat
John Holden
Julius Wengard
Gus Megson
A. Pyles
A . Wills Burne
Pole
Et Gulphus
Marshall Murder Trial Delayed Over Missing Witness
The State case against Edgar Marshall for the murder of Georgia Creech faced a continuance request after attorney Wines said an affidavit by Marshall declared witness Joseph Barclay was needed. The court overruled, ordered a recess, and the trial proceeded after evaluating a second affidavit, finding it insufficient to grant the delay.
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Edgar ‘Marshall
Georgia Creech
Mercury
Main Streets
Clancy
Wines
Joseph Barclay
Denver
Barclay
Creech
Marshall
Mr. Wines
Clem ent Brackwell Company Opens At Grand Opera House
The Clem ent Brackwell company rockles summer season at Butte Grand Opera House starting Sunday with The Bells a drama of Murders and sleigh bells haunting the innkeeper Matthews. The two star principals head a varied repertoire and summer prices 25 60 and 75 cents. The Bells is followed by The New Dominion an idyllic southern comedy running Friday through Sunday with a matinee Saturday.
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Clement-Brackwell
Grand Opera House
Butte
Matthews
Mr. Clement Ia
New Dominion
Mr. Clement
Special excursion trains by Northern Pacific Sunday
Two excursion trains operate from Montana Union Depot with round trips to Deer Lodge and to Pipestone and Twin Bridges. First trip departs at 9:00 a m from the depot with a return at 7:00 p m from Deer Lodge arriving about 8:45 p m. The Pipestone Twin Bridges round trip leaves at 9:00 a m and returns from Twin Bridges at 7:00 p m. Fare for Deer Lodge round trip is $1.00 and for Pipestone and Twin Bridges round trip is $1.50.
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Northern Pacific
Montana Union Depot Lodge
Deer Lodge
Butte
Montana Union Depot
Pipestone
Twin Bridges
Viav Parlors and Local Addresses Featured in Transit Note
A fragmented notice lists Viav Parlors at 4 New Bee Hive Dr and a German Dentist at 114 N Malin St Ho, referenced for a National park trip via Wyte transportation company with J Q Goss as agent at 82 Silver Bow block.
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N. Malin St
National Park
Wyte Transportation Company
J. Q. Goss
Silver Bow
Local briefs list offices, lessons, stock tips, and sales
A fragmented Butte page lists music shops, piano lessons, bird canaries, front offices for rent, stock tips, and cafe notices. Entries include Singer office for best of and needles, Orton Bros, Hinkle & Dolman, Montana Magic Co, Beebe piano lessons, Butte Bird Store, and Liebig extract beverage. Also notes on two large front offices for rent, and various ads for summer bargains and cafe.
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Singer Office
Orton Bros
Prince and Organs
Hinkle & Dolman
Inwypers
Ownley Block
JG. Bates
Montana Magic Co
Dr. Reevesporate
Owsley J. R. Reed Sen
A. B. Jonom
lBant Park
Beebe
South
Wyoming
Butte Bird Store
West Broadway
Min
Dr. Welia
Southern
California
Dorothy Block
Liebig
Montana Liquor Co
Refrigerator Sale at the Bee Hive
The Bee Hive offers Alaska refrigerators at actual cost with 10 on hand in various sizes. A family size unit is priced at 6.60, encouraging customers to call at 22 to 28 West Granite to compare prices before purchasing.
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Alaska
West Granite
Feminine Intuition in Chicago Carriage House Scene
A fragment from a Chicago item shows Mistress Jane instructing to put the house in order while she heads to a dressmaker for a new gown. Jane confirms, asking if she should fetch the latch key or stay to sit up for her.
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Chicago News
Jane
Hotel Rates Rise After Big Convention In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia locals discuss why hotel rates stay high tied to a large convention. A playful exchange with a New Yorker questions whether poets are born or made, joking that if poets could be made there would be a law.
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Philadelphia
New Yorker
Philadelphia Bulletin
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Singapore
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A. Booth
Cash Grocery
W. Park St
Lion Coffee
the Smith Grocery Co
Benne
Rex
Dakota
Mata St
Rubenstein, Watchnakera and Jewelers
East Park
Reat
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J” East Quarts
Itsoezie
ED. Marshall
Clay Clement
Regina
Graham
Seaman E
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East Park Street
Hennessy
Post Office
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Ark
BEE Hive
Hire’s Root Beer
Lia
Cash Grocers
W. Park
Ordara
Sasece Aes
ECLAT
Brussels
Hassocks
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
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