Leyson Speaks on Investigation of Claims in Government Site Sale
Mr Leyson declares he favored investigating and settling all just claims regarding the government site for the federal building. He says a committee of residents and property owners, including Siegel and Shaw, promoted the move and that Lewis aided the deal, while the majority resisted and sent the dispute to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Leyson
W. Met
White
Joseph A. Lewis
Ajalnst
J. H. Leyson
Elias Siegel
Frank Shaw
Federal
Annterview
Mr. Siegel
Me. Shaw
My. Daly
Anacon
Daly
Lewis
Messrs
TeWis
Deliberations stall in O'Brien murder trial as delays loom
Court notes Judge Clancy delaying verdict in the John O'Brien murder case after lengthy morning and afternoon arguments. Defense cites nationality and prior knife incidents while prosecutors press for focus on the fatal stab wound. Jury was sent out at 3 pm with no verdict announced by close of session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
John O'Brien
Ole A. Anderson
Neary Tate Denkodl
O'Brien
Dion
Amie
Messrs. Wines
McMernan
Messrs
Macke
Breen
Manlf
Eix
Chidren
Tholipeon
Sheenanguet
Vines
Boodiam
Studio Seci
Mackel
Eherifé
Thompson
O'Belen
Mortgage fraud case in county court sparks arson claim
Maile King, held in the county jail, faces a charge of using mortgaged property. Justice Neeon’s court issued the warrant served by Deputy Rowe. The case involves Benjamin Bank of vols city and another Bank of Minneapolis, with monies due on mortgages. The property insured as a house and outbuildings. a cabin burned after the mortgage, alleged to have been sold later by Mrs. Wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maile King
Neeon
Rowe
Benjamin Bank of
Vols City
Bank of Minneapois
Hank
Joseph King
Ordered transcript made in Peters case at county attorney
At the county attorney's behest Euige Clancy ordered a transcript of testimony from the first Peters oral, involving Edward Colby, with William Wisin to complete the work in 60 days. The Peters jury previously failed to agree. he remains free on bond of one dollar until a new trial is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euige Clancy
William Wisin
Harry W. Petera
Edward T. Colby
Peters
Tim
Republicans to Meet in Bust Montana Central Committee
The Republican city central committee for Bust Montana is to meet at Curt Darrow’s office 215 North Main Lutre on Monday March 4 at 8 p.m. to call caucuses primaries and convention and to attend to other business. Dated Butte Montana February 28 191? A P Bray secretary Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Central Committee
Bust
Montina
Herb
Curt € Darrow
North Main Street
Lutre
Republican Party
Butte
Montana
Clyde Adams Gets a Year in Penitentiary
Clyde Adams, a well dressed colored man, admitted guilt to an assault charge after being accused of attempting to rob a Yellowstone saloon. A year in prison was the plea offer he accepted as the jury considered other charges, while a bartender narrowly escaped death from a gunshot. A woman witness identified Adams entering the room before the shooting, and a hat remained as a silent witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Adams
Clancy
O'Brien
Adams
Yellowstone
Annu
Regiata
A.aams
Annuventa
Alams
Stigele
Casey
Sucasion
Lincoln
Receiver reports on Snohomish tramway and mine operations
John Harrig as receiver for the Snohomish tramway reports January ore receipts totaling 12 755.44 for 6710 pounds of first class ore and 8100 50.11 for second class ore. Disbursements reach 11 987.96 with office and count expenses and mine and tramway costs. Cash in the First National Bank on February 1 stands at 126 576.14. The report notes vigorous mining work, good surface grades in Snohomish, and continued development on the tramway seeking paying ore. Smaller returns are improving terms for product treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harrig
Snohomish Uniil Tramway
Showe Properv
Snomontsh
First National Bank
Snohomisi
Inquest Finds Accidental Death At Meaderville Shaft
An inquest into the death of William Faull a pumpman at Shaft No 5 Boston and Montana Meaderville ruled the death accidental. Witnesses include Frank Hunter deputy mine inspector and Charles Thomas among others. The jury noted Faull misstepped while transitioning from the pump shift to the working shaft and disappeared down the shaft after a fall caused by water influx necessitating cage removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Faull
Boston & Montana Company
Meaderville
Richards
Frank Hunter
Charlea Thomas
Dunshee
Viriue Penhate
Hiryer
Vinnie Penbale
Gable
Accused in Police Court Pleads Guilty in Driftwood Case
Frank Hasney faced arraignment on a petty charge in Police Court. He entered a plea of not guilty to a set of counts but later pleaded guilty to a minor offense, receiving a small fine. In related police actions, James Weiss, a German citizen, was reported missing after alleged disturbances at a Winsprugs installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hasney
Assiu Ahs
Helley
James Gavigan
James Weiss
Winsprugs Welle
Azy
Vag Insti Z.iven
Hennessy’s Meat Market Offerings
Prime roast beef turkey duck and venison advertised with weights and prices. Full line includes fresh mince meat, pickles, sauerkraut, and assorted fresh meats. Local butcher ad emphasizes quality and value with household quantities and standard cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
Ely
Prine
Fallible lawmakers and grand Mutual Life contracts
Legislatures err as laws are made and unmade. Yet the public is urged to seek information from WC Radioline district manager at 15 Rust Broadway, Butte, Montana, regarding the Great Mutual Life Insurance company of New York contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
Great Mutal Life Insurance Company
New York
Radioline Distriet
Rust Broadway
Butte
Montana
Mutual Life of New York Stockholder Offer Ad
An advertisement promises great earnings to stockholders in a welfare system offered by a Mutual Life of New York district manager. W J Bachelor at 48 E Broadway is cited as the contact for those seeking investments and stock ownership in good physical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bachelor
Broadway
Mgr
New Yok
Fragmentary dialogue hints at hidden motives in a tense scene
A damaged excerpt shows characters Boxinington and Warthington trading oblique lines about regret and purpose. The garbled text reveals confusion over truth, fate, and free will, suggesting a literary or theatrical context without clear action or setting.
Nerve Cure Product Promises Complete Relief
A woman reports three years of nervous prostration cured by Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound. The remedy is sold by Newbro Drug Co in Butte Montana. Also advertised Krause’s Cold Cure capsules promise cold relief while you work. Krause’s Headache Capsules claim to cure headaches without antipyrine, chloral or morphine, with price listed as unavailable in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Montana
Krause
Notice of Mining Claims and Corporation Assessment
United States Land Office Helena Montana February 6 1901 notices reveal Narcisse Ledoux Joseph Labouchere and Mary J Baker filed patent for Hecla Lode claim in Silver Bow Montana with survey details. River Mining Co announces 5 cent per share assessment due March 30 1901 at Butte office with delinquency sale on April 22 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Narcisse Ledoux
Joseph Labouchere
Melrose
Montana
Mary J. Baker
Butte
Hecla Lode
Little Pine
Silver Bow
S. E
Silever Bow County
Calumet Lode
West
Granite Street
Costa
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Commitee
Harry W. Peters
A. P. Bray, Chatman
M. A, Berger
the Thompson CO
Thompson Investment Co
Gagnon
Om Thompson GO
Bresdvay
General Harris
William Faull
Hennessy'’S Meat Market
Pailimres
Boxinington Raspes
Warthington
Grand Opera House
Dick P
Sutton
March King
John Philip Sousa
Blanche DuMeld
Bertha Bucklin
Sousa March “Hall
Spirit of Liberty
Murray & Mack
Ingram
Brussels
Axminsters
Royal Wiltons
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Reese Deedes
Repsold Wines
P.d. Brophy & Go
N. Main Street
Princeton
Swend Carlson
Tom Moore
S. Main
Butt
Jasper
Aurora
M. I. Baker
United States
E. 8. Shields
Salmon River Mining Co
Butte, Mont
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