Local Briefs Highlight City Businesses and Court News
The column notes various local services from Singer office supplies and Orton Bros plic es to Hinkle & Dolman lawyers and Montanadigo Co. Dentists and A. B. Jones offer trades. a Chinaman named John Ching faces a license charge for peddling. A large batch of assistant librarian applicants sits the exam as committee members Russell Gleason and Martin observe. Joseph B. Mitchell files bankruptcy with $842.53 debts to Silver City Litah and Basin creditors, assets listed as exempt. Henry F Dobson and Alice L Smith wed at Trinity Methodist with Rev. John Hosking officiating, new West Silver street residence. Frank Stephens estate sees new referee R. E Leonard appointed, replacing A. J Campbell after no report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bave
Hollingsworth
W. Park
John Ching
Messrs
Russell
Gleason
Martin
Joseph B. Mitchell
United States
Silver City
Litah
Basin
Mont
Henry F. Dobeon
Alice L. Smith
Trinity Methodist Church
John Hosking
Mies Smith
Dillon
Dobson
West Silver Street
Frank Stephens
R. E. Leonard
Lindsay Toda
A. J. Campbell
Mr. Leonard
Thomas Stephens
Death of Nora Sullivan at 871 East Granite Street
Nora Sullivan aged 26 died today after months of suffering at 871 East Granite Street. She came here three years ago from Fall River Massachusetts and leaves her mother Mrs Maggie Sullivan a father Peter Sullivan and sister Mrs Mike Harrington. Her mother sister Mrs Steve Harrington died last April.
Notice Labor Day Program By Silver Bow Trades Assembly
The public and merchants are notified that the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly will issue a Labor Day souvenir and programme through its Labor Day committee. A duty credentialed committee will solicit advertisers for patronage. 1 Day Committee. 1. H. Cameron, Secretary.
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Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
H. Cameron
Judge Speer Exonerated Amid Contempt Hearing Notes
Contempt proceedings against ex Judge W C Speer resumed in Judge Lindsay's court yesterday. Testimony focused on alleged remarks about jury selection and whether the jury boxes could be monkeyed with. Witnesses McMurray and Ellsworth described statements at the Business Men's Association meeting and clarified reports in The Miner and Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Speer
Messrs. McMurray
Ellsworth
Speer
Pasent
Henry Jonas
Christie
Judge Speer
Mr. Speer
Hight
Thomas O'Brien
Mr. McMurray
Jude
W. E. Ellsworth
Peacemeen
Court reads Miner article in trial and dismisses proceedings
The entire Miner article was read in court at the request of the judge who noted the testimony had closed with no further witnesses. Judge Speer said the piece was sensational and ordered no wrongdoing by the court, exonerating him and dismissing the case.
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Speer Aad
Ballots pour in for Inter Mountain park contest
Ballots arrive in bundles of 500 and 1000 as contests intensify. Leaders shift across Miss Sullivan in Butte and Miss ONeill, Miss Lingle in Missoula, Alice Montrose in Anaconda, Winifred Hixon in Billings, and others in Bozeman. Park travel momentum grows with the excursion party of the Inter Mountain newspaper.
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Inter Mountain
Miss Sullivan
Maud Martin
Miss Tate
Miss Watkins
Lightning Strikes House Near City Injures Mrs Wilkins
A thunderbolt hit Mrs John Wilkins's house about a mile south of town during a storm. It stunned Mrs Wilkins and toppled a sewing machine while setting the cheese closet on fire. Her sister was unharmed and the blaze was quickly extinguished.
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John Wilkins
Cards of Thanks from Mrs. Thomas Cashion
Mrs Thomas Cashion extends thanks to many friends and acquaintances for kindness and assistance during her bereavement. Gratitude also goes to the Catholic Knights of America for support.
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Thomas Cashion
Catholic Knights of America
Thos Cashion
Personalities in Butte visit and regional notes
Spokane’s Dan J. Burke visits Butte as D. Ryan of St Paul with mining interests arrives. H R Cunningham, U S Senate enrolling clerk, plans vacation in Butte. Mrs Cobban and family summering at Bridger Mont. Me Cobban improving health. R Faulds of Northwest Tribune staying a few days. Poll tension as Democrats brace for heated state fight. N J Tadell arrives. Major Isdell plans vacation after selling business. S C Jarvis heads to Anaconda with crew to begin rock work. J K Waite reports copper ore from Big Blackfoot. lodge not cut in Porto Rico yet. Major W W Alderson notes shift toward opposition and new Republican paper. Daly group lacks influence in Gallatin county. Dr German practicing in Butte.
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Dan J. Burke
Spokane
Butte
D. Ryan
St. Paul
H.R. Cunningham
United States Senate
Cobban
Bridger
Mont
R. Faulds
Northwest Tribune
Stevenayille
Montana
N. J. Tadell
Wity
Major Isdell
Madison County
8. C. Jarvis
Winters
Parsons & Boomer
Storm Lake
Anaconda
Washoe Copper Co
J. K. Waite
Montana Copper Co
Big Blackfoot
Deer Lodge
Gome
Alfersin
Gallatin County
Miner Richard Welsh Survives Shaft Fall At Diamond
Richard Welsh, a miner, survived a 415 foot shaft fall at the Diamond. He remained conscious at St James hospital and reported severe heat, neck and back pain, plus head and facial injuries and internal damage. His brother, at his bedside, showed little hope for recovery.
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Richard Welsh
St. James Wos Eltal
Inter Mountory
Coursing Draw At West Side Coursing Park July 2013
The draw lists matchups for the West Side Coursing Park event in Burlay July 2013. Competing dogs include Hocking's Keno against Bheppari Body’s Arabia Pashaad and Mountain Jack against H Body, with several other heats featuring Jersey Lily, Smut, Lord Nelson, Castaway and Sweet Idleness plus a bye.
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West Side Coursing Park
Burlay
Hocking
Keno
Bheppari
Body
Jones
Mountain Jack
H. Body
K. Mosking
Pearl Purser
J. Dawe
J. Giles
Starlight
R. Thompson
Swift
M. Davey
Barrister
Ic. Sanders
Lily
Relief Must GoWashington Chinese peace bid rejected
Washington July 27 The United States government has absolutely refused the Chinese proposition to suspend military operation against Pekin in return for the key at Tien Tsin of the foreign ministers.
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Washington
United States
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Expeditionary force embarks as Emperor William attends farewell
Bremerhaven reports the German expeditionary force for China boarding three transports. Emperor William, with two sons and Prince Hohenlohe, witnessed the embarkation and gave a farewell address. Philadelphia dispatch notes Major Heath ordered to arm a large supply of revolver cartridges and shrapnel at Frankfort Arsenal with hours extended. St Louis reports Battery O to be transported to San Francisco for China service, with 165 men recruited. Local notice also lists a sale at 19 East Broadway and debt collections by Mrs Nickel at 114 West Granite.
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Bremerhaven
China
William
Tew
Prince Hohenlohe
Philadelphia
Harry
Major Heath
Frankfort
Heath
High Politicians Sent to Jail in Pittsburg Observation
July 27 report from Pittsburg lists Val Remmel and Paul Dinger among political figures arrested for violating police regulations. Judge McGarr and William G. Cowan, congressional candidate, were fined five dollars plus costs. fines paid and prisoners released. Additional details about street emergency notices and party units are noted in the dispatch.
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Pittsburg
Val Remmel
Vice Press
Meri Fency
Paul Dinger
Cleveland
Judge McGarr
William G. Cowan
Today
Costa
Fnes
Quiet New Orleans Amid Riots After Dark
New Orleans on July 27 reports a quieter situation with limited violence. A mob killed Hannah Maffy at 1929 Rosseau Street during an attempt to capture alleged criminals. her family suffered, and two suspects are named to police. Rumors persist of a desperado named Charles, but he remains at large as arrests are made and Judge Baker addresses the riot. Two more officers, Sergeant Porteus and Corporal Lally, were killed later that day at 2 10 p.m.
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New Orleans
Hannah Maffy
Rosseau Street
Hannah
Charles
Lamb
Mora
Capdeville
Wilner Street
August Thomas
Baker
Porteus
Lally
Oregon Safe After Docking At Kure
Captain Wilde reports the Oregon as docked at Kure on July 26 with structural strength intact. The Navy Department confirmed receipt of the cablegram from Captain Wilde, commander of the Oregon, sent from Kure on July 26. Washington noted the ship was entirely safe.
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Washington
Navy Department
Wilde
Oregon
Kure
Secretary of Navy
Bryan outlines imperialism as paramount issue
In Indianapolis W J Bryan declares in his notification speech that the money question was the focus in the previous campaign and that this year imperialism will be the main issue. He says other platform questions will be addressed in his letter of acceptance and later speeches.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Indianapolis
Madrid cabinet weighs US offer to cede Siburu and Cagayen
Madrid the cabinet considers the United States proposal to cede the islands of Siburu and Cagayen for a indemnity of 1 0000000 favoring a treaty accord as negotiations proceed rapidly Berlin dispatch notes fighting between Prince Ching and Prince Tung troops in Pekin foreigners defending the northern cathedral near the forbidden city Boston Rev Henry J Porter reports Pekin alive after Boxer uprising from Pang Chaung Shan Tung Che Foo Che Foo dispatch gives no proof of evidence for the claim
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Madrid
United States
Siburu
Cagayen
Berlin
Tien ‘Tin
Pekin
Customs ‘Office
Prince Ching
Prince Tung
Forbidden City
Boston
American Board of Commissioners For the Foreign Missions Today
Henry J. Porter
Che Foo
Porter
Pang Chaung
Shan Tung
China
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Fair Drug & Assay Supply Company
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Antawn
Clement Stockwell CO
Charles Dickens
Wilkie Collins
Singer Office
Orton Bros
Hinkle & Dolman
Owesley
I. G. Bales
Montanadigo Co
Dr. Aan
Ownley Block
A. B. Jones
Mae, Park
Nora Sullivan
Dr. German
Main St
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
East Park
Java
Fifth Avenue
Ceylon
Courtney
Welse
BOXER
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East Broadway
Social Labor
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Isc Yard
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Bc Yard
Wests Jersey
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