Infidelity and Intemperance in Christian Divorce Case
The divorce suit of Susan M. Christian versus Stephen Christian dominated a day in Judge Lind’s court. Foreign-born spouses required an interpreter as testimony disclosed alleged cruelty, jealousy, and adultery involving Mrs Christian with multiple men including William Wasmer. Christian claimed five children and wage control while denying the most serious accusations. witnesses described drunkenness and threats, and the hearing adjourned with rebuttal testimony to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan M. Christian
Stephen Christian
Lindsay
Christian
Never Sweat
New York
Hennessy
William Wasmer
Wasmer
Walmer
Mike Grogovich
Joe Totovievh
Andrew Moring
John Yakovich
John Keyser
Johnstown
Anaconda
Butte
John Adamsak
Adamsak
Lee
Chriatian
John D
Clorman
Chetiam
Court dismisses action to show cause after testimony
The court reviewed pleadings and heard testimony before Judge Lindsay, who stated the case is not justified and dismissed the action to show cause. An aide submitted its cane during the testimony, and the judge addressed the court a few minutes after.
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Lindsay
Trial Calendar Shows Judge Lindsay Schedule List
Judge Lindsay rearranged the calendar listing trial dates from March 23 to April 13. Entries name numerous plaintiffs and defendants including Brummer Steadman Jeski Wills Buckner Clark Congdon Crystal Springs Co Hauswirth Singer Knight Lavell Vane McGinnis Parsons Forre tell Thomas Ledford Olseyve Linnell Loubensteith Hogarth Sarmter Ditto Andrews Nixon Hewitt Westlake Sherman Ore Purchasing Klaffkl Co Wade Thornton and others across multiple dates in March April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
W. H. Brummer
John Steadman
Lous Liennemann
Anton Jeski
F.C. Wills
W. J. Buckner
Anna A. Clark
George Congdon
C. A. Elivers
Crystal Springs Co
E. Eno
Simon D._ Hauswirth
Mary Singer
John B. Knight
G. R. Brown
J. Y. Wade
Papeenh Klaffkl Co
John C. Thornton J
Police Patrol System to Go Into Operation Soon
A city police patrol network nears readiness with central plant in place and most patrol boxes installed. Private security boxes will be paid for by the purchasing entities and linked to a central alarm. Bank or business alarms trigger rapid police response with a sealed key system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Court hearing on adoption petition for Pearl baby
James H Stapleton and wife petition district court for permission to adopt Pearl six months old. Pearl was left by Mr and Mrs Littlejohn who were murdered by Pooley on the evening of the 18th. Hearing set for May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Stapleton
District Court
Pearl
Thomas Littlejohn
Pooley
Local Briefs and Business Notices in Montana
Dr. German dentist at 114 N Main listed along with Reed dentist at 115 N Mal. Orton Bros. pianos and organs at 21 Malp. G Bates timer and Montana Music Co. at 604 phone. Tinware roofing stacks by A East Park. Dolman law office moves to 21 Silver Bow Blocks. East Park street features stove repair and Home Comfort ranges. Liebig Malt Extract marketed for weight gain at $2.60 per dozen. Montana Liquor Co listed.
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Dr. Reed
North Mal
Orton Bros
G. Bates
Timer
Montana Music Company
A. East Park
C. G. Dolman
Silver Bow
Ee Aan
Rer
East Park Street
Hutte Stove Repair Company
B. Park
Liebig
Montana Liquor Co
Personal notices from Dillon Helena and beyond
Ex governor B F White visits from Dillon Judge H N Blake travels from Helena Wm Thornton returns from eastern trip M M Miller Miner manager back from coast Tred Schtegetmich Boston buyer in Bannack placer city-bound Homer Richards improves from pneumonia Jeremiah Collins Helene newspaper man visits with wife Kelly to arrive tonight reviewing wireline plans for National Wore making Company 47 Hast Quarts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. White
Dillon
H. N. Blake
Helena
Thornton Hag
M. M. Miller
Tred
Schtegetmich
Boston
Homer
Richards
Weyers
Jeremiah Collins
Helene
Kelly
Wil
Mase Bev
Self-inflicted gunshot ends Joseph Cotter’s life in family home
Joseph M. Cotter, 21, brother of Attorney John W. Cotter, shot himself at about 2 40 pm at 230 South Main in his brother in law Ed Mahoney's home. In the room were his mother Mrs Charlotte Cotter and sister Mrs Mahoney who doubt suicide. A revolver lay by the bed after Cotter died within minutes. He had been in Bute for years and enjoyed many friends. the incident stunned his family and neighbors.
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Joseph M. Cotter
John W. Cotter
South Main Street
Ed. J. Mahoney
Young Cotter
Mra
Charlotte Cotter
Mrs. Mahoney
G. FP. Gieser
Mr. Gieser
Cotter
Mr. Gleser
Mattson Jury Complete in Mattuon Murder Case
In Judge Clancy's court the jury for the state against Matt Mattuon, charged as a participant in the murder of George Ryan on January 4, was seated after two hours. The twelve jurors are Thomas Hickey, Charles Nagel, Frank Murray, William Clayton, R. R. Jones, Andrew Sunstead, John F. Williams, Peter McDermott, John M. Wilton, Harry Williams, William Litton, and Patrick Walsh.
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Matt Mattuon
George Ryan
Open Door Policy to Be Used in China
The article reports on the Open Door policy in China, detailing US negotiations and instructions to diplomats. It notes that all powers have agreed, enabling a final assent, and expresses the president’s satisfaction at a united effort to promote commerce and industry in the Chinese empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Department of State
Washington, D
Negro lynched after assault arrest at Belajre Md
In Belajre Maryland on March 27 Loula Harris, a Black man arrested for criminal assault on Miss Anne Melivali, was taken from jail by a mob of about 20. A gun battle with the sheriff wounded two, then Harris was hanged twice using a rope and left suspended until morning. The victim, Miss Mollyain Harris, is about 30.
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Harris
Mollyain
Viltum
No Apology Claimed Over US Mail Opening in SA
London reports say Baljix bury apologized for opening American consular mail in South Africa are false. No government talks occurred between Britain and the United States on the issue and the British premier took no action. A facsimile letter to Macrim shown to Salisbury was given by an AP representative. no comment was made.
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London
United States
Baljixbury
South Africa
Macrim
Brett
Salisbury
Associated Press
Murdered the Marshal at Booneville Missouri
A special to the Post-Dispatch says Ellsworth Evans shot and instantly killed Assistant City Marshal Hennecke at Booneville Missouri last midnight as he attempted to arrest him after a cigar store robbery in Kansas City Missouri.
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Lois
Ellsworth Evans
Hennecke
Booneville
Divans
Evans captured near Booneville amid lynching fears
Booneville special reports Evans, accused of killing Marshal Henneke, has been captured ten miles east of town. Authorities prepared for a possible lynching as the suspect is brought into custody, heightening tension in the area.
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Booneville, Mo
Evans
Henneeke
Arrest Made Ties to Powers Testimony in Frankfort
Frankfort March 27 H Youtsey republican Auditor Sweeneys private secretary was arrested today as the man with the black mustache named by Goldent in his testimony as the person who received a key to Caleb Powers office from John Powers. Youtsey is the half brother of John J Crawford a prominent Newport Republican.
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Frankfort
H. &. Youtsey
Sweeney
Goldent
John Powers
Caleb Powers
Youtsey
John J. Crawford
Newport
Russian Fleet Arrives at Chemulpo Spurring Japanese Unease
In Yokohama on March 27 Japan reports a Russian squadron has reached Chemulpo. Observers fear the move foreshadows a land concession demand at Muasango and provoke uneasy comment across Japan.
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Yokohama
Chemulpo
Muasango
Japan
Georgia Basin ore shipment nets $215 ton find
Andy Anderson from George Basin received a sizable check from the smelter company after shipping ore from an up raise in the 400 foot level. The Union mine, owned by Anderson and Henry El Mag, is leased by Anderson and produced ore that ran as high as 215 dollars per ton after a shipment Saturday reported by the Twin Bridges Monitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Anderson
George Basin
Twin Bridges Monitor
Andy
Tnion
Union
Mr. Anderson
Henry el- Mag
Hidden Treasure Mill to Start Crushing ore in Months
Frank P D Brown manager of Charles D Melure's mining interests in Granite county reports a force at the Hidden Treasure mines along the Harvey creek district. A mill will be constructed at the property soon with grinding and preliminary work in progress. Machinery has arrived at Koenne and work will be rushed to completion. The mill is expected to be crushing ore in a couple of months.
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Frank PD. Brown
Charles D. Melure
Granite County
Hidden Treasure
Harvey Creek
Philipsburg
Mme Nordica’s Jewels on Display in New York Room
A Tribune reporter visits Mme Nordica at the Waldorf Astoria to view her vast jewelry collection kept securely in safes and transported discreetly. A large casket arrives with trays of rings brooches and bracelets st eman many pieces described as priceless. A superb diamond lava gifted by New York citizens years ago draws particular notice.
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Nordica
Mme
New York Tribune
Sho
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Souvenir Jewelry and Persona Laments From Opera Star
The article recounts Mme Nordica's travel gifts including a turquoise crown, diamond ring pieces, and a tortoise shell stick gifted by Fran Wagner. It notes other treasures, such as a jeweled stick, sapphires, and a Tokos of emblems, and highlights Nordica's reflections on memories and gifts from fans and Russian tours. The scene shifts to a chaotic convention moment in Chicago with cheers and heckling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Towo
Vicetoria
Europe
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Wertin Attray
Saxe-Coburg-Gothi
Brussels Point
Fran Wagner
Mme Nov= dien
Elsa
Bidreuth
Haglani
Aquila
Rome
Naples
Novarra
Boston
Klatsky
Anton Seidl
Winter Palace
Tolatol
Zak
Nordica
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S. Main
London Journals
Evans’ Book Store
North Main St
Grady’s ‘Standard Carriage Works
Main, Butte, Mont
Valie
White Front
Grocery
North Main Street
Fifth Avenue M
Nlain St
Thos
F. Courtney
COCR
Montana
Anna
Irvine
Montara
John
Bender
Shelby Irvine
Anna E. Irvine
Cannon
Spokane Falls
Spokane
Washington
Clinton Slare
Lerk
H. Fanuin
Littlejoans
Dr. German
N. Main St
Nation! Woremaking Company
John] W. Cotter
Kansas
Iy, Mo
Georgia Basin
Hidden Treasure Mill
Mme Nordica
Jeweles
Democratic National Vention
Grover Cleveland
Chicago Tribune
John N. Olson
Orc
Cheatra
West Granite
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