End of Nixon Choe in Sight in Bankrupt Case
The long Nixon bankruptcy reaches a pause as defense and creditors discuss next steps. L W Nixon testified on smuggling from Central America and Guatemala, claiming earnings of 15 to 20 thousand dollars and funds moved through the Silver City Mercantile Company. Witnesses described loan actions and the sale of stock to Cook, with adjournment set to 2 pm for rebuttal.
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L. W. Nixon
Nixon
Mexico
Montana
Guatemala
Columbia
Zealandia
San Francisco
Central America
Butte
Lotts
Beardes
Silver City Mercantile Company
Northern Pacific Railroad
James Berry
Cooney Brothers
W. L. Moyer
Daly, Donahoe & Moyer's Bank
M. Nixon
Cook
Mr. Moyer
South Butte
A. F. Bray
Co. T. Swinborne
Bray
Kirk
Mra. Lott
Clinton
Montana Medical Association Holds Annual Meeting Today
The Montana Medical Association convenes its regular annual meeting this afternoon and evening and tomorrow in the Hennessy building rooms. Attending physicians include Dr. Charles K. Cole and Dr. R. B. C. Brooke of Helena, Dr. J. C. Hunter of Boulder Springs, and Drs. H. W. Forter, C. M. Chambliss, and R. M. Whitefoot of Bozeman.
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The
Montana Medical Association
Hennessy
Charles K. Cole
RB. C. Brooke
Helena
J. C. Hunter
Boulder Springs
Copper Mining Stocks in Market Report
Copper mining shares move in active trading across the market. Owsley block offices report continued interest from investors, with inquiries flowing through the North Main Street exchange.
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North Main Street
Ladies’ Department
Owsley Block
Telephone
Voting Update From Northern and Burlington Short Line
Union Pacific and Burlington Ines report light turnout today as ballots are cast. Peter Sanger announces his withdrawal from the race, citing inability to travel to Paris or Nome and thanking supporters.
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Burlington
Short Line
Union Pacific
Briscoe
Peter Sanger
Paris
Ape Nome
Fleming Case Upheld Warrants Legal in Ice Swindle Charge
Judge Clancy ruled the arrest warrants against Timothy Fleming were valid in the case accusing him of attempting to swindle D J Hennessy of 3200. Attorney Healey's habeas corpus petition was denied after the writ of review, with the district court upholding the warrants.
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Clancy
Timothy Fleming
D. J. Hennessy
Justice Nichols
Fleming
James E. Healey
District Court
Pride of Butte stables opens for boarders and livery
Local brief notes announce Charles Langlois expanding Pride of Butte stables for boarders and horses. Also listed are small business entries including Orton Bros prinos and organs, John N. Olson violin and mandolin teacher, A E Jones Tinware and roofing, and Fair Drug and Assay Supply. A birth, a death, and a railway Sunday excursion rate are noted, along with a beer wine sales claim and local lodge funeral details.
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Orton Bros
J. G. Bates
Montana Munte Company
John N. Olson
Apa
West Park
A. E. Jones
East Park
Charles Langlois
Butte
Whiteway & Co
Norm Main
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
Horn
Bk W. Broadway
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Gregson Springs
Montana Liquor Co
James Luge
Walkerville
Peace and Harmony Lodge
Sons of St. Beerker
Silver Bow Lodge No
A. W
Lucena seeks leave to erect monument at Stuart grave
Wadeworth executrix petitions district court to allow placing a grave monument after settling debts leaving about 542.52. Anderson vs Carlson shows default entered in Judge Lindsay's court. Edwards administratrix bond filed for William F. Edwards estate, 1500 with sureties Reynolds and Hauswirth. Livingston case grants 60 days to prepare bill of exceptions and motion for new trial while serving five year forge sentence.
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Lucena
Wadeworth
Samuel H. Stuart
District Court
Stuart
Magnus Anderson
William Carlson
Lindsay
Elizabeth J. Edwards
William F. Edwards
W. E. Reynolds
Simon Hauswirth
Clancy
L. G. Livingston
Livingston
Nipper mine receiver order signed by Judge Clancy
The order appointing a receiver for the Nipper mine was signed by Judge Clancy this afternoon. A five day stay on proceedings at the defendants request paused the receiver taking possession.
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Nipper
Clancy
Delegates Arrive for Republican State Convention in Butte
Delegates including A J Fisk Helena H M Lamb E M Hall Nat C Beasley W S Prather J B Clark Big Timber and T J Porter Miles City arrive in Butte for the Republican state convention. Hotel accommodations are scarce and many delegates will travel in on tonight’s trains. Next Saturday marks the Paris Cape Nome contest’s end as residents plan for a major journey. If Paris wins, routes to Chicago may vary via two possible itineraries.
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City
A. J. Fisk
Helena
H. M. Lamb
E. M. Hall
Nat C. Beasley
W. S. Prather
J. B. Clark
Big Timber
T. J. Porter
Miles City
Inter Mountain
Butte
Paris
Nome
Chicago
Why Smith Left Home in a California Mining Plot
The telegram from Tom Hinds sparked a dramatic Montana political crisis involving Governor Bob Smith, Acting Governor Spriggs, and Senator W. A. Clark. Smith journeyed to Grass Valley California to close a mining deal, with Hinds arranging expenses and a large fee, while Spriggs moved to replace Norris in the state chair. The episode unsettled the Anaconda faction and left Smith’s political career in doubt as rumors of a trap and coup circulated in Helena and Butte.
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Washington, D.C
Tom Hinds
Bob Smith
California
Anaconda
Spriggs
W .A. Ie
United States Senate
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W. A. Clark
Butte
Democracy
Heaven and Earth
Hinds
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Grass Valley
Finlen
Sioux City
Edwin Norris
Senate
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Norris
Destinaion
Montana
Cc. W. Clark
Helena
Daly Democrats
Carlsbad
John R. Toole
Clark
Bob
San Francisco
Hot political coup dominates Helena day
Lieutenant Governor Spriggs used a Daly party clash to reshape Montana politics in Helena. Leaders from both factions faced rapid interviews as Spriggs controlled the timing of a key appointment amid a chaotic capitol scene.
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Spriggs
Capitol
Tris
Stnater Clark
Helena
Daly
John BR. Toole
W. M. Twohy
Clark
Charles W. Clark
Appointment quarrel ends as Clark supporters gain bid
The Clark faction pressed for an immediate appointment to succeed himself but Spriggs stood firm. After heated words the delay ended, Daly leaders conceded, and the appointment moved to Washington with restored good feeling.
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Clark
Spriggs
Senator Clark
Shinnick Money Exempt In Civil Case
Judge Clancy ruled today in Joseph Williams v Shinnick that Shinnick’s $265 owed by the city was exempt from levy. The defendant must surrender a pawn ticket and a J T cigar brand registration certificate to Williams. Also listed are shelf paper, aluminum thimbles, and nickeled shears from The Fair at 79 W Park.
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Clancy
Joseph Williams
J. T. Shinnick
Shinnick
Williams
Williams Ao Pawn Ticket
W. Park
Injunction Modified Over Meaderville Mining Case
Judge Clancy today modified the restraining order in the Dupont B. Vincent suit against Meyer Genzberger and about ten others involving title to the Little McQueen placer and Goose Mountain quartz claim at Meaderville. The modification allows water from the shaft and timbering of the rifts, but work must be finished by 3 o clock Friday.
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Meyer Genzberger
Little McQueen
Goose Mountain
Meaderville
Clancy
Wax Works and Local Notables Populate Butte Scene
Local notes list W B Holmes from Meadow Creek N J Tidel as a Pony merchant in town. Doctors Foster Chambliss and Whitefoot visit, A K Driggs owner of Carbonate Hill mine arrives from Salt Lake. Austin Brown becomes Bully Mill superintendent at Sallee Cal after leaving Montana Ore Purchasing. C P Connolly county attorney reports warm East weather and explains black plague damage. Senator Clark appointment called wood ball. theater company hopes to return to Butte with Why Smith Left Home.
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W. B. Holmes
Meadow Creek
T. H. Oxman
Bully Mill
Sallee
Cal
P. Connolly
Orient
Butte
Senator Clark
Connolly
Smith
Grand Hall Renshaw Hall Tonight Promotion
Local ad offers kitchen flooring coverage for 14 dollars with full stock of 24 patterns. Advertises carpet company Prituford Harrison Carpet Co at Park and Main corners, promising fresh goods and high value per yard.
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Grand Hall
Renshaw Hall
Prituford- Harrison Carpet Co
Corner Park
Main Streets
Unparalleled situation sparks Senate action on credentials
Washington May 16 The venue committee on privileges and elections is to meet next Friday to decide action in the Clark credentials reference. The move signals an unprecedented step by the Senate committee, with attention on the ongoing shark case and related matters. The notice includes other ads and filings from local businesses and a land claim notice in Montana.
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Washington
Clark
Senate
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