Butte Man Loses $700 After East Galena Street Kidnapping
John Hunsberry a ranchman arrived in Butte with $700 in twenty dollar bills. On East Galena Street he was lured by a sweet voiced siren to a room at No 45 where the roll vanished. Detective Murphy recovered $276.10 from Marguerite Allen's purse, with $276 in twenties. The pair and a companion face grand larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunsberry i
Boseman
Homestake
Butte
East Galena Street
John
No. 45
Indy
Marguerite Allen
Marguerite
Murphy
No. 41
Han
Kerry
McCoy Sues For Divorce Over Canadian Marriage
C. H. McCoy filed for divorce from Mary Alice McCoy alleging a marriage in Hawksbury Ontario Canada. He states they lived together there from June 1886 until November 1888 and that he provided a home during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. McCoy
Mary Alice McCoy
Hawksbury
Province
Ontario
Canada
Hawkabury
Man Claims Persistent Harassment Forcing Wife From Home
The plaintiff alleges that over six months before November 1838 the defendant persistently harassed him with a hostile course of conduct to drive him from his home. He says she told him to leave, he left to preserve peace of mind, and that since arriving in the United States in 1888 his letters to his wife went unanswered and living together is impossible. Attorney M. J. Cavanaugh represents him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
United States
Sveral
M. J. Cavanaugh
Hotel Gossip and Eastern Oregon Prospects In Butte Visit
General Charles Warren returned to Butte after a ten day Eastern Oregon trip, praising the region’s prosperity and emigration and capital influx. Baker City, Sumpter, and nearby mining districts are alive with prospectors and investors, foretelling a strong year despite recent disasters. Two commercial travelers who attended a Mormon meeting in Salt Lake City recounted a humorous Dutch-speaking preacher warning unruly attendees to leave, prompting their exit. B F Fine and wife arrived from Helena to stay, with plans to visit Virginia City then return. Charles Reedy of Minneapolis arranged for disinterment of his brother’s remains to ship to Minneapolis. Chief Justice Brantly arrived from Helena for a brief stay, then departed to Missoula. Earl R. Smith, formerly of Anacortes, now a resident of Victoria, B C, is in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ©. Warren
Oregon
Butte
Webfoot
Memsely
Warren
Baker City
Sumpter Diatricta
Salt Lake City
McDermott
Brudders
Bradders
B. F. Fine
Benjamin F. Fine
Helen
Representative Fine
Virginia City
Mrs. Fins
Keeley Institute Advertises Remedies in Utah
Drug and Cigarette Habits Cured. No confinement or publicity for treatment. The Keeley institute claims exclusive use in U. S. state homes for soldiers and sailors, with private home treatment for ladies. Addresses: 14 East South First Street Salt Lake City Utah or Lock Box 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Keeley Institute
Keeley
East South First Street
Salt Lake
City
Uta
Great Northern may build line to Victoria this year
The article lists numerous travelers and officials connected to Montana towns and cities. It notes plans for the Great Northern to construct a rail line to Victoria within the year, with several individuals identified by name and residence across Dillon, Butte, Helena, Anaconda, Missoula, and other centers, reflecting a broad cross-section of political and business figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Great Northern
Victoria
Smith
Senate
Fisher Fined For Beating Wife In Court
Chris Fisher pleaded guilty to beating his wife and appeared before Judge Sullivan who fined him $50 and offered advice on conduct toward women. Andrew Meir and Andrew Keller were arrested for disturbing the peace, pled guilty, and were fined $10 each. Peter Albert was arrested for burglary and theft of pants and clothing from a cabin on 216 South Arizona Street, case turned to county authorities. Henry Mikesell held for questioning in a theft case, suspected to involve the same suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Fisher
Sulivan
Sentinee
Sullivan
Watt
Rost
Andrew Meir
Andrew Keller
Peter Albert
Murphy
Albert
Obin Monroe
Arizona Street
Henry Mikesell
Copper Market Holds Steady Amid Busy Manufacturing
The market shows no major change as U.S. manufacturers stay busy but cautious buyers deplete stocks. Copper prices across refined and standard grades move within narrow ranges, with London quotes fluctuating from spot to three months. Totals for Britain two months ending February show declines in refined copper imports and mixed shifts in ore and matte shipments, while the United States supplied 123 tons of ore and significant volumes of matte and copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Copper
London
aLcessbs
India
Great Britain
Suit for Possession In District Court Over Ground
J M Cobban sues B H Hunter and Mra C B Hunter to recover possession of disputed land alleging trust for Mra Jesse C Knox and that defendants hold adverse interest. Cobban seeks damages of zero dollars per month for occupancy. Also a union resolution endorses the Labor Ticket in municipal elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cobban
Hunter
Mra
Jesse C. Knox
Mr. Cobban
Butte Miners’ Union
Labor
Ils
Local Board Officers Named in Letter to Members
John J. Quinn named president with Frank OConnor as recording secretary and J. J. Hanley listed as financial geo in the committee roster. The note appears in an internal memorandum detailing organizational roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Quinn
Frank O'Connor
J. J. Hanley
Financial Geo
Train moves 400 homeweekers toward Montana routes
Major Dawson of the Great Northern received a telegram noting 400 homeweekers left St. Paul today on No 3 en route to Montana Idaho and Washington. Yesterday's train carried 250 excursionists and many will likely stop over in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Dawson
Great Northern
St. Paul
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Warren Not Guilty in Larceny Trial at Arnold's Saloon
Daniel Warren was tried for grand larceny in Judge Laney's court over $130 taken from Charles Bye at Arnold's saloon on September 24. The jury acquitted Warren at 2:30 PM after testimony showed Bye was intoxicated and the bartender Sullivan and others described the sequence leading to the money transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Warren
Laney
Charles Bye
Arnold
East Park Street
Hye
Joan Mr. Sullivan
Ie Siloon
Banc Karatofsky
Uankeeper Swilivan
Warren
Bye
Nye
Frei Bye
Warren Wade
Sullivan
Warren Alga Ter Su
Rye
Mr. Karatofsky
Suilrway
Dan Yancey
Witeaa
S.ivay
Kuratotsky
Lye
Drugged Dismissal? Missing Drugist Lightsane Leaves Anaconda
Friends of Win H Lightsane report his disappearance from Anaconda after Sunday when he was last seen heading toward Butte. At the My Drug Store on Main Street he had overseen finances, spent freely, and gambling rumors suggest possible shortages. Wife Mrs Lightstone mourns his absence as officials note no confirmation of his whereabouts or motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Win
H. Lightsane
Butte
Tightatone
Cmy
Main Street
Tong Limc
Hoe
Dr. Twohy
Jenisteme
Twehy
Mr. Lights Tone
Lightstone
Twohy
Lights
Order to Manila sent from Washington on New York
Secretary cabled Admiral on the cruiser New York at Tangier to sail at once for Manila. The move abandons a plan to have the New York carry United States Consul General Gumimere from Tangier to Maxargan in an effort to collect American claims. The State Department asserts the action reflects its policy objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Ready-to-Wear Hats and Turban Styles in Straw
Ready to wear hats in dark blue gray and black priced at 3.00 each. Chip hats in brown yellow trimmed with black velvet and gold quills priced 3.50. The Signal Hut offers white straw hats with round crowns and upturned brims priced 2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tata
Fede
Caa
Tailored Hats and Suits Priced at Five Dollars Each
Catalog note lists children and walking hats in all styles with tailor made suits. Items include tung crate at all wool cheviot with barge collars and military trim, sleeve details and sizes 6 8 and 10. Also offered are Silk Automobiles in black taffeta with Nile green accents, size 36, priced at 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searte
Departure of the coach frames plans for overland journey
The article describes a transport rearrangement with the departure of a coach from Maraden Wie toward uly sk and the implied overland journey to the capital. Judge Waa pledges possible duration within twenty weeks and hunger concerns may affect travelers. The piece notes limited communication with the Mauring government and a potential meeting to secure accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
dAeaver
Jalge Waa
Marzanin
New York
Newark
Iice
Grimmere
Presidential Pardons Issued in Georgia and Kentucky
Washington reports the president granted pardons to Wright Laneneter tied to a 19th century murder in southern Georgia and to John J. Hosley, a former Paris Kentucky postmaster convicted of embezzling money order funds. Both pardons cited lack of evidence of fraudulent intent and insufficiency of evidence at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wright Laneneter
John Porsyche
Southteen
Georgia
John J. Hosley
Paris
Kynley Bs
Railroad men head east amid talks of rail consolidation
President C M Hayes of Bowie Pacific President Burt of Anne Marie Vice President Bancroft of Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company and Campbell of Oregon Short Line travel to New York aboard the High Chile talay for a meeting with H Harriman. A possible consolidation of Union and Central Pacific railways is eyed as negotiations unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. M. Hayes
Bowie Pacifc
Burt
Anne Martie
Bancroft
Osegrar
Lee
Mane Campbell
Oregon Railroad & Naviidion
Rony
New York
Lake Shore
H. Harriman
Union
Central Pavilie
End Their Bitter War Over Sugar and Coffee Interests
Rumors say two companies may split assets from Arbuckle and Amers Ivan Rogar Refining, with Arbuckle retaining coffee and the sugar end sold to another firm. Both parties seek secure control amid price tied to raw material, while legal notices and public details remain sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telod
Meade
Meidle Sugar
Tate
Arbuckle
Amers Ivan Rogar Refining Company
Tim Ute
Send Gold Abroad
Unclear text shows an arrangement involving bank, Josh, Cranes and marks toward Berlin. Details are fragmentary with dates and names unreadable. The readable items suggest a financial or logistics note about moving gold or valuables abroad and a deadline by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rhowal 1 Bank
Josh
Berlin
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John Hansebery
McCoy
Charles Reedy
Minneapolis
Sherman
Reedy
Brantly
Preme Court
Missoula
Earl R. Smith
Anaconta
Victoria, B. C
King of Them
Steinway
Esty, McPhail
Schaeffer
Sherman’s
E. Park
Butte, Mont
Tel
M. L. Davidson
Dillon
The
George Gordon
Billings
the McDermott
the Butte
W. B. Stevens, Jr
Frankenberg
H. L. Kingsley
Racine
Wisconsin
Frank Zak
San Francino
Frank K. Quinn
Henry F. Wentheim
St. Joseph
Charles
Spokane
Wash
Mark B. Williams
John W. Dawson
Philadelphia
A. FP. Lueing
Milwaukee
BE. ©. Crane
Big Tinker
Ezra Sma
Rochester
New
T. Jul'an McGee
I. A. Commett
Denver
B. F. Fine and Wife
B. A. Major
St. Louis
R. W. van Ornum
J. M. MacFarland
E. Mashley
D. M. Lewis
D. O. Reardon
H. J. Thompson
BE. D. Rogers
W. A. Francis
Omaha
John M. Dougherty
F. J. Cram
D. W. Connore
Sioux City
P. J. Farley
Bpokane
C. J. Healy
Fred Nadeau
Thomas Brantly
Helena
Mhomaa N. Kessler
Henry Siebu
F. K. Turner
William Mueller
J. M. Campbell
St. Loui
Fisher
Bel
Anaconda City
Manila
Morocco
Wihout
Hennessy's
Ding Modistes
Tdia Sitka
Silk Water
St Algion
Coles
Mail Buttte
Hennessy
Tuttig
Thos. Sullivan
National
Imige
Broadway
Arbuckles
Sugar
Reid
Ilbert & Jones
Knabe, Fischer, Hardman, Steck, Packard and Ludwig Pianos
New N. P
St. James Hotel
Mark F. Jones
Pres
Gilbert
Treoe
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