Eleven Knife Wounds in Meaderville Case Hearings Began
A preliminary hearing opened in Meaderville for W A Strasser and his wife Elizabeth with adopted daughter Mawele Taylor on charges of first degree assault with knives against Charlee Allen. Witnesses described a long standing neighborhood quarrel and Allen’s serious injuries including a lung puncture. The defense called witnesses while the judge separated testimonies to verify the sequence of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Strasser
Elizabeth
Mawele Taylor
Charlee Allen
Meaderville
Justice Nichols
Strasver
Allen
Allem
Alien
Roy 8. Alley
J. M. Hinkle
Charles Allen
Strassers
Strasser
Mrs. Strasser
Atah- Bing Allem
Mary Jane Hasty
F. W. McCrimmon
Dr. McDonald
John Bailey
Jane Williams
Aani Strasser
Fam
J.D. Brackettir
Sash Burch
Stephana Lenthafer
Effie Burch
George North
Colusa
Thompson Investment Company
Hasty
Ms. Strasser
Husty
Roch
Strassera
Aida
Mr. Strasser
Mederville
John Clapp
John James
Charles Lenthaler
Regan
Fred Lohse
Real estate dispute ends in glass attack on Lower Malin street
M. Wade, a real estate man, clashed with Mrs. Smith over an installment plan on property. She demanded a refund and threw a glass tumbler, striking him in the jaw. Wade swore to a complaint for assault. a warrant was issued but she could not be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wade
Mr. Wade
Charge of Murder Against Peters
The county attorney filed in Judge Clancy's court an Information charging Harry Peters with murder for stabbing B. T. Colby. A coroner's jury and several doctors ruled Colby’s death a result of the wound. Peters will be arraigned Saturday and has employed Wines & Wines to defend him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Harry Peters
Peters
B. T. Colby
Colby
Wines & Wines
Judge Bars New Voters in Citizenship Rush
In district court near the election, Judge Clancy blocked many new voters including Anton Sodja John Sumack Steve Popovich Louis Le pelich Dan Vannucla Richard Sables erald B Knott Patrick Finnegan and Samuel Williams. About 60 percent claimed to be in the U S since age 17, the typical cut off for declared intent to naturalize, while they relied on a professional paper procu rer and spoke little of the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Clancy
Anton Sodja
John Sumack
Steve Popovich
Louis Lepelich
Dan Vannucla
Richard Sables
Erald B. Knott
Patrick Finnegan
Samuel Williams
America
Nipper Mine Receiver Hearing Denied in Court
In the Nipper Mine case the motion for a continuance by the defendant was overruled in Mudge Clancy's court. Judge planned to take up the matter this afternoon. William Scallon stated T. J. Walsh of Helena would appear for the defense but was out of state and unreachable by telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hickey
Nipper
Parrot
Amalgamated Copper Company
Mudge Clancy
Butte Fire Department Inspectors Return From Bozeman
Chief Lovell Assistant Fire Chief Owen Gunning and officers Ray Catto and aldermen Bryant Ferns returned from Bozeman after inspecting candidate horses for the fire department. They viewed many animals but none met department requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell
Owen Gunning
Charles Ray
John Catto
Thomas Bryant
John Ferns
Bozeman
Butte Fire Department
Six Experts To A Side In Colusa Parrot Mining Case
Trial in United States court began over six expert witnesses per side in the Colusa Parrot Mining Company vs Anaconda Mining Company dispute. Judges limited witness times and addressed ownership of the Parrot Clark's Parrot and Macawber claims with certificates and old location notices as evidence. The case, a long contested matter, appears set to stretch through a month or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colusa-Parrot Mining Company
Anaconda Mining Company
United States
J. J. Cotter
McHatton
Jay P. Lee
Chas. F. Hughes
W. Scallon
Gov. C. 8. Thomas
Colorado
Professor Schaler
Harvard
Rossiter W. Raymond
New York
Clarence King
California
W. 8. Keyes
Thomas
C. J. Hughes
Hughes
Clark
Scallon
Callen
Deer Lodge
Lovaton
Wiex
Knowles
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Reallon
Inter Mountain
Court notes on Provost versus Hall over estate alimony
Fannie Provost petitions the court to compel Samuel A Hall administrator to appear and show cause why the family allowance of 40 dollars per month has not been paid as altered to 120 dollars. She cites an inventory filed March 6 indicating the estate value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Provost
Samuel A. Hall
Fudge Lindsay
Mr. Hall
Julge Lindsay
Court docket notes estate disputes and rent suit
Mrs Hall reports $75.66 cash since inventory with no payment. Mrs Trovast Wasabee seeks portion of estate and set aside lintnesss adt. petitions heard next Saturday. In Pudge Lindsay court, trial of A Plocus v Willian Tague for $125 rent of a South Main street building. Patrick Cure fy v M. N. BP trial set for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pudge Lindsay
A. Plocus
Willian Tague
South Main Street
Patrick Cure
Local Officials Consider OLeary Replacement and Orphan Admission
The county commissioners contemplate terminating Dr Patrick A O Leary service and appointing a new in charge of Multipox cases. They also decide to seek admission for Lillie Liphant, eleven, to the orphan home. Mme Sophiat Seatchi promotes Kimball Pianos for her Grand Operatic Festival at the Grand Opera House with Chevalier G La Verdi assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick A. O'Leary
Ph Vivian
Lillie Liphant
Walkerville
Mme. Bophiat Seatchi
Kimball
Grand Opera House
March Flat
Chevalier G. la Verdi
Wlao Unquestionale
Adelina Patt
Emmi Nevada
Lillian Nordicn
Minnie Hauk
Emil Lieblin
John Philip Sousa
Temenyi Ovid Masin
Nial
Mme, Sealeht
Italy
Aliie
Nevada
Butte
Sophia Sealchl
Grand Oyrera House
Chevalier G
Lo Verdi
Plantate
Queen of Traly
Beulehl
Where is Bowen's stock in mining inquiry persists
Chief Lovell reports a letter from D. T. Phillips American consul at Cardiff Wales seeking information on William L. Bowen. Bowen lived in Butte seven or eight years ago and later died in a California mining accident. Relatives believe he invested thousands in mining stock and seek the holdings' status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell
D. T. Phillips
Cardiff
Wales
William L. Bowen
Bowen
Butte
California
Personal notes on J. T. Clifford and Noyes travel plans
Fon J. T. Clifford will settle his aversion on Nort Main street and soon depart for a pleasure trip. Clifford may visit Cape Nome during the summer. Tom Noyes left for Seattle to prepare to ship a large amount of Tevight antiwhinery to the Cape Sue country. A navigation will permit. Noyes will return to Utte before leaving for Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Clifford
Nort Main Atreet
Clifford
Cape Nome
Tom Noyes
Seattle
Cape Sue
Noyes
Utte
Tur
Alaska
Kimball Pianos Highlighted in Grand Opera Event
An advertising notice extols Kimball Pianos as top tier instruments. It notes Mme Sealeht, Mrs Search!, and Aliie. Nevada have endorsed Kimball Pianos for major performances and festivals. The piece touts the instrument’s superior tone and action and points to New York Lynch & Bacheler as distributors.
William Edwards Dies After Horse Incident At Hamilton
William Edwards, a young man injured when struck by a runaway horse in Hamilton is reported to have died at St. Pauls Hospital. His skull fracture required surgery, initial signs of improvement followed by a rapid decline, and he died about 9:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edawards
Urday
Hamilton
St. Paul's Hospital
Ridwards
Local Briefs From Montana Paper Include Dentists and Shops
A scanned local page lists Dr. Reed a dentist at 5 North Malan and various shops. Mentions Orton Frog planes and organs at 213 Ny Main, Montana Muala company, and a firewood bargain. Notes changes of address for C G Dolninn, a chemical and assayers supplier, and Fale Drug and Assay Supply on East Park. Also references clothing at Honneway’s, Butte Stove Repair, Macdonald & Lynch office move to 21 Silver How, and Goldsberg tickets. Also mentions Rosie Alley guilty of vagrancy, a London News item on strikes, revival services at Mount View Methodist, and a Kimball piano endorsement for Mine Sophia Sealchl with a Royal patronage note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Reed
North Malan
Orton Frog
Ny Main
Bates
Montana
Muala Company
East Park
C. G. Dolninn
Aster
Mount View Methodist Episcopal
Ehurch
Atiritton
Benaton Stanford
Calleform
Montana Liquor Co
Thomas Livtiegohiy
Richard Johns
Montana Street
Mountain View
Olust Episcopal Church
Hoy. TM
Butte Advertisements Keep City Busy With Offers
After a day of toil, readers encounter varied ads. A brewer promotes TM beer at North Jackson street, while rooms for rent list furnished options at $12 and $10. A front room near Park Avenue targets a gentleman or dressmaker. A saddle horse is sought for light work or cheap purchase, and a downtown restaurant at Jackson and Cox advertises prime location.
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Main Street
Butte
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Ives
THE
Thompson Paint & Wall Paper Co
S. Main
Carload
South Africa
London
Evans’ Book Store
North Mall St
Grady’s Standard Carriage Works
Main, Butte, Mont
Cincenape
M.& OT
Cooef
Park St
White Front
North Main Street
Fifth Avenue M. &J
Princess
Textra
Wtite
N. Main St
Phone 185
Thos
F. Courtney
Second Judicial District
Bilever Bow
Anna & Irvine
Sliver Bow County
Montara
Bean
John
Bender
Shelby Irvine
Anna E. Irvine
Cannon
Spokane Falls
Spokane
Washington
Clinton
Ori H.panlin
Mrs Smith
DR. O'Leary
Seema Niles
Hesbands
Mutual Life Ing.9
Lynch & Bacheler, Dist
Megrs
New Bee Hive
William Edwards
Oringa
North Jackson Street
W. Park
Jackson & Cox
W. Granite
Bee Hive
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