Borgo Sues Jones for 50000 Damages in Slander Case
Mary A. Borgo filed a district court suit against FE Jones alleging criminal slander and assault. She claims Jones falsely labeled her a dago a thief and damaged her reputation by 25000, with a second count for assault causing injury and mental anguish, totaling 50000. The case names Mrs McGarvin and Mrs Lago as witnesses to the slander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Borgo
FE. C. Jones
Miss Borgo
Jones
Mixa Borgo
East Park Street
James McGarvin
Jennie McGarvin
Mamie Lago
Clementine Allemandi
Echo of the Hale House Fire Lawsuits Filed
Two damage suits filed in district court seek 15000 dollars each after the Hale house fire on March 21 1898. Plaintiffs Charles Lane and Robert Doyle allege owners and manager Marcus Daly D J Hennessy and John J Haggerty failed to provide fire escapes, causing Martin Rooney and Mathew Doyle to die as boarders. Breen and Mackel represent both plaintiffs.
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Martin Rooney
Mathew Doyle
Hale House
Florence
Charles Lane
Robert Doyle
D. J. Hennesay
Marcus Daly
John J. Haggerty
Lane
Hale
D. J. Hennessy
Mr. Haggerty
Doyle
Breen & Mackel
Neill Company’s Bold Post office Ad sparked by New Year stunt
The Neill theatrical company touring the Pacific coast staged a publicity stunt at a Butte post office on New Year’s Day. Photographer shots and large signs announced a Spokane performance, drawing crowds and boosting advance tickets. Attending hotel guests include cast and crew such as Neill, his wife, and others, with notices of arrivals across several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Neill
Neill ‘Company
Netil
Henry Irving
Names of bidders and cities listed for Montana auction
A fragmented list shows numerous individuals and their cities including Helena, Dillon, San Francisco, Boulder, Great Falls, Luxembourg, St. Paul, New York, Big Timber, Chicago, and Boston. The crowd includes J J Cusick, D G Warner, Henry Baatz, C Welling ton, Louis Stockett, Charles Dahler Jr, Rudolph Klunk, C P Castle, Rev Dr Charles McLean, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Butte
Charles K. Morrin
Pony
BP. Mitchell
Warm Springs
H. M. Denning
Syracuse
New York
D. W. Longfellow
Minneapolis
W. A. Belvidge
St. Paul
C. A. Ingalls
Boston
F. Lemon
James H. Armstrong
G. H. Cooper
C. A. Clapp
H. I. Babcock
San Francisco
J. D. Crossman
Charlies K. Cole
Helena
Julia Dean
New York City
Maude Gordon
Oscar Vanderbilt
Bt. Paul
James Neill
Neil
Mise Mary E. Forbes
E. H. Neill
Robert Morris
Neill Company
F. H. Gould
George O. Kisdon
Lincoln
A. W. Willis
Milwaukee
5. A. Irwin
Boulder
de Lancey
M. L. Isaacs
F. ¥. Milner
Olive
M. A. Miller
Dillon
the McDermott
J. Levin
M. Rockefeller
Anaconda
Mrs. Keller
Bounis
T. J. Hart
Frank K. Browne
Philipsburg
Fault Scot
Philtonburg
J. A. Orchard
Spokane
Henry N. Blake
Helene
Sid Weinshank
W A. Gray
K. H. Johnson
Miles City
J. A. Walsh
Matt W. Alderson
C. B. Whbee
Chicago
M. Karpen
R. KE. Holt
W. BE. McCor
Mick
J. J. Cusick
C. Irving
Ben Wahle
John Jervis
Jardine
Mont
D. Bowles
D. G. Warner
H. N. Grunwaldt
Great Falls
Henry Baatz
Luxembourg
C. Wellington
Louis Stockett
A. Ballack
J. L. Dahler
Charles L. Dahler, Jr
Rudolph Klunk
8. B. Roberts
Big Timber
W. J. Parrish
St. Louis
C. P. Castle
C. E. Elliott
Charles McLean
Marsh Is Freed After Grand Larceny Charge Dropped
Burt Marsh is released after county attorney moves to dismiss the grand larceny case in the Thomas Jones vs Evan Fisher suit over a buggy ride toward Crystal Springs. Judge Clancy grants dismissal as two key witnesses left the county and the civil route seems more apt. The matter centers on Marsh allegedly accepting $200 from Fisher to back Jones’s suit, then paying Jones $60 with a full receipt, and later settling with Fisher for the full amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Marsh
Thomas Jones
Evan Fisher
Jones
Fisher
Crystal Springs
Clancy
Marsh
Engineer A Kornberg arrives in Butte from San Francisco
Local brief notes civil engineer A Kornberg, formerly of Butte, arrived yesterday from San Francisco and will remain for several weeks. It also mentions an entertainment and dance by the Knights and Ladies of Security at Scandia hall with admission 50 cents per couple and 25 cents for an extra lady. It reports the resumed hearing in the estate matter of William Thompson, Sunrise suit, before Judge Blake, with administrator J McConnell involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kornberg
Butte
San Francisco
Kornberg
Knights and Ladies of Security
Scandia Hall
Alvin K. Godfrey Ye
J. Mc~ Connell
Wiliam Thompson
Blake
Grand Ball at Scandia Hall by Modern Woodmen
A grand ball is hosted Friday night at Scandia Hall on March 22, 1904, by the Modern Woodmen of America, camp 5805. Invitations call members to attend and enjoy the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia Hall
Modern
Woodman of America
Davey Nominated by Democratic Convention in Butte
The Democratic convention met in the auditorium at noon with smoke and noise. W H Davey won the mayoral nomination on the third ballot over J H McCarthy by 41 to 37 after lively speeches by J M Reynolds and others. The platform condemned the Republican national administration and praised local services and tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark
Johnny Simpson
J. H. McCarthy
Davey
Vaw
Lyo
J. M. Reynolds
Jack McLaughlin
Reynolds
Butte
Republican National
Harry Gallwey
Edward M. Lamb
H. A. Gallwey
A. B. Cohen
Phil Goodwin
Dan Drew
Nick Hughes
C. C. Clark
Jerry Shea
Duck McLaughlin
Peter Peterson
M. Freed
Order of Business
J. H. Riley
Hugh Smith
Jona
Gleeson
J. J. Meunier
J.aldais
G. Slebena
C. C. Willis
P. J. McArthur
Thomas Bryant
James McNaughten
W. H. Haviland
Dan Culhane
W. H. Davey
Tim Crowey
E. M. Lamb
E. A. Hardcastle
Jd. H. McQueeney
J. M. Reynol
Committee On Platform
Democratic Party
Republican National Administration
Thie
Gallwey
J. Ho MeCarthy
Tom Mulholland
Pilive
Dan Tewey
Democrata
Poli
Doraley
Daniel M. O'Connell
Daniel J. Welch
J. Laurandeny
Thoms Boyle
Hardcastle
O'Connell
Welch
Laurandeau
Boyle
Scattering
Hardeastle
Laurany Denu
Sally
Quiet Title Suit Over Lot in Butte Townsite
W A Clark and Brother sue John Richards in district court to quiet title to lot No 1, block 31, Butte townsite. Both sides claim the property in the action noted today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark & Bro
John Richards
Butte
Bond Filing Decision by Judge Clancy on Enjoining Order
Judge Clancy ruled at 4 o'clock today on the motion of the Boston & Montana company to dissolve the order enjoining It om working the case involves a legal challenge to halt or lift an injunction. The decision determines whether the company can proceed with actions previously blocked by the court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Boston & Montana Company
Comanche mining claim hearing set on injunction
The court orders Adolph Weisstein to show cause on April 2 why an injunction should not remain in force pending trial. The case concerns a quiet title to a quarter share of property, with the judge overruling the defendant and requiring the plaintiff to file an indemnifying bond of 33000 by 2 o'clock Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Adolph Weisstein
Wotson
Plevitif
Census irregularities in Maryland census cited
Washington March 20 Director of the census denounced irregularities found in Maryland counts. St Marys and St Charles districts had the worst, with more than 500 names wrongfully added to a single count. The total population reached 18 136 including padded names. Enumerator S F Abell was arrested and held for the grand jury in 1000 bond.
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Washington
Censia
Maryland
Vie Cennius Meriie
Lovbay
St. Marys
St. Charles
F. Abell
Poiceman Abell
Po- View
Suit for slander brought against Arthur Markham M P
London March W A Hawkesley for Ehrner Bell Co sues Arthur B Markham M P for slander in the House of Commons during a discussion on Transvaal concessions. The suit seeks to hold him to his earlier claim that the commission is linked to major South African firms and that Belt's firm is "nothing more or less than a gang of common thieves and swindlers" and to force him to face the immunities he proposed to waive.
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London
A. Hawkesley
Ehrner, Bell & Co
Arthur B. Markham
M. P
House of Commons
Transvaal
Markham
Bankrupt Lord Faces Examination In Burton Court
London March 20 In the bankruptcy court at Burton on Trent Lord Waterpark appeared for examination and declared his bankruptcy due to compulsory sale of property under the Gladstone act of 1881. He said he had lost 35000 pounds. The utilities of the debtor amount to 426000 and his assets are 3000 pounds sterling.
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London
Burton-on -Trent
Lord Waterpark
Meats for the Army Contracts Awarded in Chicago
Chicago March 206. Contracts to supply the United States Army with nearly one million pounds of meat for the Philippines were awarded to Chicago packers by Captain W T Alexander purchasing commissary Department of the Lakers. Supplies include 270000 pounds of bacon 60000 pounds of corned beef 67000 pounds of ham and 2000 two pound cans of roast beef.
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Chicago
United States Army
Philippines
Chicago Packers
W. T. Alexander
Department of
Creditors Seek Bankruptcy for Gaylord, Rlesesz & Co
Creditors of Gaylord, Rlesesz & Co., St. Louis oldest broker firm, filed a petition in U S district court March 20 to declare the company bankrupt after an assignment on March 11 showed liabilities exceeding assets by 50000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Gaylord, Rlesesz & Co
United States District Court
Ite
Students revolt at Budapest university rector warned
Proceedings have been started against 111 students who claim they formed crosses on classroom walls without political urging. The move followed a report that students acted on their own in redistribution of symbols.
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Budapest
No More a Ball Player Retires From Pro Baseball
Cleveland March 20 President Charles Zimmer of the Players Protective Association former Pittsburg NL player announces retirement from professional baseball.
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Cleveland
Charles Zimmer
Players’ Protective Association
Pittsburg
Girl Sculptor Wins Suit Over Landlord Dispute
New York letter reports Mies Enid Vander a Kentucky sculptor who gained fame at the Chicago world’s fair won a suit dismissal in the Seventh district court against her landlord Charles R Stein. Miss Vander claimed the top floor studio leaked and suffered ruined works, with repairs refused prompting nonpayment. Judge Joseph’s court dismissed the landlord’s dispossess suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mies Enid Vander
East Seventy-fifth Street
Seventh District Court
John G. Carlisle
Secretary of the Treasury
Miss Yandell
Charles R. Stein
Joseph's
Stein
Not a Republic Many Delegations Visit King With Tributes
Delegations arrive to honor King Edward at a March 20 audience, bears condolence and congratulation addresses from Trinity College Dublin and Free Masons. The king pledges protection and growth of empire, notes becoming exacting on formalities, and rejects republic sentiment as a frock coat demand for dress.
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Victoria
Tendon
James Bine
Rilward
Jet Markhal
Wniform
Hank
Mijesty
Trinity College
Dublin
Duke of Connaught
Kitu
Edward
Ireland
Eich
Hir
Radward
Bozeman Citizens Vote As City Primaries Open
Bozeman Montana March 20 1902 large voter turnout in city wards signals lively contest for upcoming offices. Republicans plan Saturday meeting to gauge strength. Also notes Bozeman Creek Reservoir Co incorporators Fr D Johnson T F Stevens F W Beno capital stock 10000. Other items include potatos shipments arranged by Rev C D Dunner and staff changes at the Geological Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mont
Marc
Bozeman Creek
Fr. D. Johnson
T. F. Stevens
F. W. Beno
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Frank BD
Brown
Paul Scott
McDermott
MrDermott
the Democracy
J. H. M’carthy
Marco Medin
Thomas Boyle
Dutals
Rene
Mr. Reynolds
McCarthy
Davey Eee Attewey
Inter Mountain
Mass
Parrot
Montana
Calumet & Hecia
Tamarack
Utah
Bozeman Democracy
NEW City Water Company
C.D. Dunner
Forsythe
M. E. Church
Hoxemans
Wil Parkins
Mr. Weed
Geological Survey
Parking
A. Flagel
Julius Lehrkind
J. J. Kelley
McPherson
Tiina
Charles P. Binkely
Ed L. Stowe
The
Flozenan
Seattle
Copper River Country
Enon
North
North Mra
Stowe
Beattie
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