Mrs Custard Denies Destitution Asks Probe Into Fraud
Mrs Minnie Custard of 226 Arizona Street visited the county attorney to file a complaint against Mrs John T McKenzie of room 15 Morier block for obtaining money under false pretenses. Custard, not destitute, says McKenzie solicited funds door to door under the guise of a good Samaritan and stayed at her house, attempting a judgment racket, an item she read in a newspaper later vanished from the clip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Custard
Arizona
John T. McKenzie
Morier Block
Clancy
McKenzie
Michael O Farrell Hurt In Buggy Accident On Granite Street
Michael O Farrell, nephew of Marcus Daly and former Bell and High Ore mines supervisor, was thrown from his buggy on Granite Street near the Albemerain e when the horse stumbled. He struck a post, injuring his right side, with no bones believed broken. he was taken home for observation. Also noted were gains in the voting contest with Miss McAndrews rising from 2682 to 3828.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael O'Farrell
Marcus Daly
Bell and High
Granite Street
Albermaine
Mr. O'Farrell
Lead Changes Amid Tight Race With Paris Prize Hike
The report notes Thomas Bryant near the leaders after adding 426 to his total, while Peter Sanger gains 11S8 as Miss Briscoe maintains her yesterday total. Voter interest grows daily and a flood of coupons is expected before the final days, with a few thousand votes possibly deciding the outcome when the prize value is weighed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Briscoe
Thomas Bryant
Jhaving
Peter Sanger
Paris
Cape Nome
Judge Clancy Docket Shows Multiple Motions Tomorrow
Judge Clancy’s docket lists Montana Ore Purchasing Co. v Boston Montana Consolidated, motions to modify injunction, Bryant v Lindsay, and several actions including receivers, strikes, demurrers, and proofs. Pending cases involve Shinnick, Klisky, O’Leary, Aiken, Sweeney, Maloney, Eclipse Store, Carroll, Selena, Silver Bow Supply, Thill, Williams, Shultz, Largey, Legent, and more. Proceedings cover restraining orders, pleadings, demurrers, and depositions as docket items proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Montana Ore Purchasing Company Et al
Boston & Montana Consolidated ,, and &, Company
William C. Bryant
C. A. Lindsay Et al
Edward Hickey
Parrot Silver and Copper Company
Edward Sweeney
Mountain Chief and Blackwell Iining Company
James H. Maloney
Silas FP. King
Eclipse Store Company
PB. H
Silver Bow Plumbing and Electric Supply Company
Eschle Plumbing and Hexting Company
J. B. Thill
W. A
Administeatrix
John B. Legent
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Boston & Montana C
Court notes court terminates suit with judgment for plaintiff
Elizabeth E. Lown sued John Boyle and others. defendants failed to meet costs, court grants judgment for plaintiff. John J. McHatton named special administrator of Eliza Morier's estate by Judge Lindsay with $24,000 value. Prof Robinson lectures every Thursday evening at the Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth E. Lown
John Boyle
Lindsay
John J. McHatton
Eliza Morier
Butte Baseball Tryouts Open with Mayor to Throw First Ball
Manager Powell tests applicants for Butte team at the first tryouts, with St Vrain and Harry Lloyd among hopefuls. Mayor McCarthy likely to throw the first ball on opening day as several signed players, including Morley Sears of Rockford and Ed Schnabel of Denver, show strong form. Also notes deaths of Flo Votaw and Mrs R A Votaw with funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Butte
Lh Pon Bs
St. Vrain
Harry Lloyd
Tommy Lloyd
Anaconda
J. B. McCarthy
Morley Sears
Rockford
Ed Schnabel
Denver
Bears
Sehnauiel
Oden
Lumbermen Organized in Western District Meeting Near
Dan McDonald president of the Western Labor union returned from Thompson Falls and Missoula reporting the formation of a lumbermen’s district with 109 charter members. He cites good outlook despite a quiet winter caused by lack of snow and suspended lumbering, plans to attend Denver executive board meetings, and notes the Western Federation of Miners will convene May 14. Friends mourn Joseph Vandwick’s death from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McDonald
Western Liabor Union
Thompson Falls
Missoula
Mt McbRonall
McDonald
Ams
Denver
Western Latyr Union
Price M 4
Western Pederation of
Trial of Clerk Delegates in Front of Hennessy Store
The trial of John Vanderghot John Burns Charles Henderson and HAAS Quig ley, clerk delegates charged with disturbing customers at the Hennessy Mercantile Company during the early closing movement, proceeded in Judge Sullivan's court this afternoon. Breen and Mackelay represented the defendants who sought separate trials and a jury, which were denied as Vander shot was taken up and Captain Leyden testified. The crowded court room heard allegations of accosting customers and creating a disturbance outside the store last Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vanderghot
John Burns
Charles Henderson
Haas Quigley
Hennessy Mercantile Company
Sullivan
Breen & Mackelay
House Proceedings Narrowly Priced Senate Bill Provisions
In the house a Sundry Civil Bill debate followed routine business. Amendments increased pay for lifesaving stations to 63 dollars per site. A Virginia member moved to strike the survey provision, and a 4 minute rebate on Tollside was arranged amid discussion of the United States jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilnetony
Dayton
Virginia
Eury
Strike Situation Unchanged As Talks Stall
Special to the Inter Great alls reports the strike remains unsettled with freight lines moving uncertainly. The situation could extend another day or two as workers and management pursue talks, with no clear resolution in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Local Briefs from Butte Mont Yarns and Notices
A jumble of business and personal notices from Butte Montana lists local firms and agents, address snippets, and upcoming events. Names include Orton Bros, Montana Master Co, John Nevison, G. Delian, A. Whiteway & Co, and Clark Bros bank. Items reference deaths Bert O Connor and Mrs. Edwards, a Sunday rail fare to Gregson Springs, a wedding, and a marriage ceremony. Also noted are mineral water and Magle yeast notices, plus an estate appointment and a bank executor. Funeral notices, trades, and local ads fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Whiteway & Co
Horn
Frederick Genwen
Arizona Street
Falrehug and AsHay Supply Company
East Park Street
Bert O'Connor
Missoula
Butte Stove Renair Company
B. Park
Alexander J. Johnstone
Clark Bros.” Bank
Mathias Waldere
Bessie
W. F. Edwards
Blue Wing Avenue
Walkerville
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Butte
Gregson Springs
Reeturn
Arlorada
Montani Liquor Ca
Charles J. O'Conner
Kate O'Conner
Thomas O'Connor
Sents
Personal visitors include several from Helena Kalispell Nampa
Miles Canavaugh senior arrives from Helena while We K Moore from Kalispell visits Butte. Mr and Mrs ER Brace and daughter from Nampa Idaho are at the Melon residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Canavaugh, Sr
Helena
We K. Moore
Kalispell
Butte
ER. Brace and
Daught
Nampa
Idaho
MeDere
Bombardment drives Boers from shelter near Warrenton
In Cape Colony on May 4 British six inch wire gun fired from about seven and a half miles, sending hundred pound shells with accuracy and forcing a Boer laager to retreat. bombardment continued with Howitzers and field guns as Munster's regiment backed operations. Boers driven from shelter and guns put out of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrentown
Cape Colony
Howltgera
Munster
British steamer Montpelier lost near Cabot Strait
The British steamer Montpelier of the Elder Dempster line, sailing from Cardiff to Montreal, ran ashore in a dense jam at Duck Island near Cape Bay at the entrance to Cabot Strait. No crew losses reported, and the vessel is likely a total loss. The Montpelier is a steel ship built in Dumbarton with a gross tonnage of 2483 and measurements of about six hundred feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
N. F
Montpelier
Elder-Dempster
Liverpool
Cardiff
Las Palmas
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Duck Island
Cape Bay
Cabot Straight
Notting
Dumbarton
Scotland
Otis Relief Linked to Command Shakeup
May 4 reports from Waelinaten say General Otis seeks to rejoin duty with Lt. General MacArthur to lead a theater. The War Department approves a reassignment plan designating Major General Wheaton to succeed MacArthur in the Southern Division and set Otis to a new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waelinaten
Tr Deere
Otis
Gray Rock Injunction Issued In Mining Suit
Judge Lindsay issued an order to show cause and restraining order today in the case of Butte & Boston Company v F A Hetuve A Py Henge Une McO Peony Polirsh Town Company John Bottego DB Vine cent John MacGinnis Carlos Wartell and Butte Mining Company. The order is returnable at 8:00 p m on the 26th concerning alleged activity on the Gray Rock mining claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Butte & Boston Company
F. A. Hetuve
A. Py Henge
Une McO. Peony
Polirsh Town Company
John Bottego
DB Vinecent
John MacGinnis
Carlos Wartell
Butte Mining Company
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Hennessy’s
Hennessy
Hennessy's
C. K. Lewis & Co
K. Lewis
O. K. Lewis
Lewis & Co
O. K. Lewis & Co
O, K, Lewis & Co
Butte, Mont
0. K. Lewis & Co.s
C. K. Lewis
Haviland China
Furniture Department
Hull
Haviland
Haviland Phitters
Hutte
Michael O’farrell
Miss McAndrews
McAndrews
McCarthy
Watson Avenue
Flo
Inter
Mountainick
Enystina
R. A. Votaw
Votaw
South
Idaho Street
Ohio
Judge Votaw
Putte
O. B. Votaw
Ogden
Fane Eral
Great Falls
Morrow
Joseph Ch.wick
Joseph V. Onadwick
Pegret
Orton Bros
N. Main
Z. G. Reiner
Montana
John Nevison
Lola
West Park
W. Jameson
Columbia Bik. . Leonard
A. BE. Dones
East Park
Charles Langlois Hives
G. Delian
Sela
National Undertaking Company
East Quarix
Philippines
Gray Rock Injunction
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