Arm Crushed by Crusher in Ore Mill Accident
Peter Moritz, a 42 year old Silver Bow Park worker for M9 Bo cat puny, had his hand and arm drawn into a smelter crusher while feeding ore. A bar slipped, the jaws closed, and the limb was amputated mid forearm after the machine was stopped. He was taken to Murray and Freund's hospital for emergency care and blood loss fatigue prior to surgery.
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Peter Moritz
Mortie
Mevitz
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Moritz
Silver Bow Park
Almost Buried Under Rock In Mining Accident
A miner named Bunker, about 20 or 28, was injured when rock gave way during timbering at a mine while partner Murphy was nearby. Bunker suffered a 12 inch injury and internal damage, and was rushed to St James hospital in serious but hopeful condition.
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Bunker
Joseph Murphy
Junker
St. James Hospital
Virginia City
Montana Society of Engineers Reconsiders Junior Membership
The Montana Society of Engineers met last Saturday to revise the constitution to admit the Junior class to membership. A condolence resolution honored member David Walker Hardenbrook who died recently. Walter Reed spoke on Mexican mines after a recent visit, detailing conditions there.
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Montana Society of Engineers
David Walker Hardenbrook
Mexico
Walter Reed
Busy day in police court with multiple pleas and fines
Judge Sullivan presided as a crowded police court heard aggravated cases. Victor Douster pled guilty to striking a woman on South Main and paid a fine. Flynn also pled guilty for assault on Pauline on East Galena and received a $10 minimum fine. Max Seidler, found with a concealed pistol, explained it was at home and was not loaded. Jim Hardin pleaded guilty to peddling fake spectacles, fined $5 as first offense. Charles Haselton admitted disturbing the peace on East Park and paid $19. Mollie Murray, arrested for aiding her man, was jailed for disturbance and fined. Tom Conway and Joe Burch fined $10 each for fighting. W. H. Curley faced malicious mischief for breaking a window and offered to pay. Jack Comba, arraigned for assault by his wife, pleaded not guilty and case set for tomorrow. Commodore Adams, charged with assault, pleaded not guilty and case returned for tomorrow. H Renner pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and fined. Charles Moore arrested for petty larceny, accused of stealing an item valued at $250 from J Karotofsk, case to county attorney. Harrington arrested for stealing a clock from Dan OBrien. county attorney to handle.
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Flynn
Pauline
Fast Galena Street
Garion
Max Seidler
Renshaw Hall
Curley
Foley
Jwh Fuivan
Jim Hardin
Charles Haselton
East Park Street
Mollie Murray
Tom Conway
Joe Burch
W. H. Curley
Jack Comba
Charles
Tee
Toomorrow
H. Renner
Charles Moore
Areytt
J. Karotofsk
Fast Park Street
Harrington
Dan O'Brien
West Broadway
Insurance notice misread in old ad copy
An OCR fragment laments overburdening mail and costs while promoting The Mutual Life of New York insurance. It urges readers to inquire with W Bechelor district manager at Last Brows way Butte for the best policy, warning against attempting to carry extra burdens.
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Mutual Life of
New York
W. Bechelor
Butte
Northern Pacific Burlington Route Ad Claims Big Time Savings
The notice touts the Northern Pacific Burlington Route saving eight to twenty hours to Lincoln Omaha St Joseph Kansas City St Louis and Missouri river points with only one night to Denver. Office corner Park and Main W A Merriman Genl Agt.
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Lincoln
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
Missouri River
Denver
W. H. Merriman
Indictment Quashed Over Perjury Technicality
In U S court Judge McHatton and later Judge Knowles quashed the indictment in the case United States v Fred Barnett, reversing a magistrate ruling. The court held the perjury charge lacked direct specific allegations and rested on a mere condition of mind rather than clear ownership of $5,000 beyond the bankruptcy schedule. Other items noted include transfers in the Joshua Henry Machine Works suit and a demurrer set for April 1 in Siveeney v Northern Pacific.
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McHatton
Ed States
Penn
Fred Barnett
Melville W. Fair
Mistriet Court
Knowles
Grand
Theurcuit Court
Davit
Siveeney
Northern Pacific c Company
Not Growing Better Says Auditor Meeting Speaker
A large audience at the Auditor ium heard Oliver condemn drink and vice in a strong sermon. He blasted quack doctors and danger to manhood, urged strict law and punishment, and warned that the world is not getting better. He cited Moses and Jesus to support redemption and urged women to attend next Sunday's Mountain View church session on "The 20th Century Woman."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Haniel
Daniel
Aquor
Indies
Mountain View
Mountain View Church
Evangelist Oliver
Moses
Garden of Eden
Noah
School of Mines
Jesus Christ
George A Noble Declared Bankrupt in Court Action
George A Noble was declared bankrupt and his case referred to Thompson Campbell for proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Noble
Thompson Campbell
Butte Gym Opens With Notable Wrestling Show
The Butte gymnasium at 43 East Park Street opened Saturday with an elite program. Dr. Noble hosts top instructors and a club swinging boxing and wrestling lineup. Main event James Cannon defeats John Curran in two of three falls, referee Mike All awarding Cannon the second and third falls.
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Butte
East Park Street
Noble
James Cannon
John Curran
St. Paul
Cannon
Mike All
Curran
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Peter Monitz
Toan WN
Society OF Engineers
The
United Puevae
Judge Sullivan
Julee Sullivan
Victor Douster
South Main Street
the Thompson CO
Thompson Investment Co
Empire Volunteer Gagnon
Thompson GO
Broadway
Bartlett
Joshua Henry Machine Works
John
Brenner
Jude
San Francisco
C. L., Wool
United States
William G. Marsh
A. Spencer
Allude
Doctors
Georgia
Kentucky
Hoyt’s
Sutton’s
Iy Theatre
Ola Hayden
Ray Southard
King
Opson Campbell
Winne
DOCS
Iococoococeges Rocco
Aly
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
BHR Roe
Repsold Wines
P.d. Brophy
Grocera
N. Main Street
Montana
Paris
M.j.connell Company
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