Guynon Case Dismissed After Reluctant Testimony From Half Sister
In Butte, the preliminary hearing of C. G. Guynon for bringing his sister Annie Annie Kintgele from Holland to a house of ill repute was halted and dismissed. The victim, aged 23, testified reluctantly through an interpreter that she was his half sister, and details emerged about their arrival and supposed work, though key evidence was deemed hearsay and not admitted. The case ended with the county attorney noting the charge failed on age grounds.
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C. G. Guynon
Jennie
Holland
Justce Nichols’ Court
Wines & Wines
Anna Kintzele
Jennie Guynon
Irvin
Amsterdam
Mr. Irvin
Annie Kintgele
Butte
East Mercury Street
Jeanette
Mary
Katherine
Davis bank stock case appeals claim fraud and suppression
The Davis bank stock case faces appeals alleging fraud collusion and suppression of material evidence. The district court trial reportedly denied a new trial due to alleged misconduct and an improper ruling as no valid defense appeared and evidence did not prove a gift of stock from a judge to Andrew J. Davis Jr.
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United Sites Court
Davis Bank
Andrew J. Davis, Jr
District Court
James A. Talbot
First National Bank
Mrs Mary Gregovich Praises Newbro Herpicide
In Philipsburg Montana on November 26 1899 Mrs Mary Gregovich reports suffering typhoid fever led to hair loss and balding. She credits Newbro's Herpicide with stopping dandruff and restoring hair growth saying she is now cured of dandruff and bald spots are filling in.
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Mary Gregovich
Philipsburg
Mont
Newbro
Liquor Dealers Organizing In Silver Bow Area
President John Bode and Secretary John Bloor head a newly formed Silver Bow Retail Liquor Dealers Association with thirty dealers signing the charter roll after a Helena visit. Lewis and Clarke county officers are Emil Schmidt president Alvin Scott vice president J W Peterson secretary Henry Rossman treasurer D L Nelson sergeant at arms T F Murrey Ed Mongrain and Charles Nelson trustees Bloor travels to Missoula to organize there. a state body may follow soon.
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John Bode
John Bloor
Silver Bow Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Helena
Lewis and Clarke
Emil Schmidt
Alvin Scott
J W. Peterson
Henry Rossman
D. L. Nelson
T. F. Murrey
Ed Mongrain
Charles Nelson
Eight hours for carpenters union debated
At a Carpenters' Union meeting last night the eight hour day was discussed. A vote to adopt the movement ended 89 in favor and 50 against, three votes short of the two thirds required under by-laws for passage.
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Carpenters’ Union
Montana Coal and Coke plans capacity boost and bond issue
A. Coram states Montana Coal and Coke is expanding capacity with 400 new ovens to be completed early next year. Demand for coke is rising as smelters upgrade furnaces, with price around $6 per ton. The company has sold about $300,000 of recent bonds, stock subscriptions total $50,000 to $60,000, and the underwriters take 10 percent commission with no benefits to subscribers.
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Montana Coal & Coke
Anaconda
Boston
Connellaville
Crystal Springs outing offers good meals and music
A general good time is promised at Crystal Springs four miles west of Butte with pleasant drives, fine accommodations, and meals at moderate prices. Private parties can secure dancers and music by notifying in advance. The August Delineator and Designer notes all the public magazines at the post office.
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Crystal Springs
Butte
Helena Rejects Butte Plan To Split Baseball Season
Helena directors rejected a proposal to divide the base ball schedule into two 36 game series with Helena winning the first series. Three votes for and three against, with higher tribunal action anticipated. Proponents include President Phillips and Directors Walker and Tracey. opponents Goodkind Hank and Jacobs. A telephonic conference was held with J E McCormick Grat Falls and nda to refer unresolved matters. Directors endorsed the Butte plan and a meeting in Helena was planned to adopt the two-series format, aiming to perpetuate Montana baseball amid financial concerns.
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Basebmil' Beason
Helena
Helent
Butte
Phillips
Walker
Tracey
Messrs. Goodkind
Hank
Jacobs
J. E. McCormick
McClosky
Grat Falls
Nda
Montana
Anaconda
Great Falls
Beville’s poor pitching sinks Butte in Helena loss
Beville, Butte’s new pitcher, walked seven as Helena rolled to a 12 to 9 victory yesterday with small attendance. In the other game Anaconda shut out Great Falls 8 to 0 as Calolers Carsey and hitter Schila led with two home runs and three back fences, while Zearfoss was fined for talking back to the umpire.
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Beville
Butte
Helena
Ingings
Belem
Anaconda
Great Falla
Carsey
Calolers
Schila
Zearfoss
Great Falls
Clarkson
Lucey Death Watch Ordered by Judge Clancy
A death watch is placed on Daniel Lucey, sentenced murderer of Patrick L. Regan, by Judge Clancy. The sheriff is authorized to hire two custodians to guard Lucey's body until further court order. Lucey is housed in the jail box car awaiting remittitur from Helena, likely delaying execution for about two weeks.
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Daniel Lucey
Patrick L. Regan
Clancy
Silver Bow County
Lucey
Supreme Court
Clancy Unt
Helena
California oil fields boom lure investors to riches
An advertisement touts California oil fields as better than South Africa diamonds, promising vast profits as stocks sell at low prices. It urges immediate investment through A G Alan International Investment Co in Butte, with contact Dorothy Dieck. Also notes a new coldSwaged sewing machine needle sold by Sherman the undertaker.
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California
South Africa
Wella
A. G. Alan
International Investment Co
Dorothy Dieck
Butte
Sherman
Undertaker
Raderburg Miner Robbed Woman Pleads Not Guilty
May Jewell, a Tonderloin woman, was arrested for robbing Theodore Scherff of $190 after a night with drinks. Scherff testified he lost consciousness after a rear entrance incident and reported the case to police. The case against J J Ross for carrying concealed weapons was continued. Also notices of stockholders meeting for Western Tron works and a Montana excursion promotion by Northern Pacific.
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May Jewell
Tonderloin
Theodore Scherff
Scherff
Radersburg
May
Funda
Teddy
J. J. Ross
Western Tron Works
Butte
Montana
William G. Bawden
F. L. Melcher
Observation car on the North Coast Limited favors ladies
The passage describes the baggage car and smoking car as inconvenient for women while praising the observation car at the rear of the train as a modern feature that offers women the best seating experience aboard the North Coast Limited.
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North Coast Limited
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly Notice
An unsigned notice from the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly warns interested parties and Butte merchants about soliciting for an official labor program. Secretary C. H. Cammans signs the notice, referencing Richard Torstrai formerly of Ohio as a teacher of plano.
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Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Butte Mercharts
BL L. Assembly
C. H. Cammans
Richard Torstrai
Dperiin
Ohio
Plano
Nemany
Ohlo Strees
Bniss
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