Lover's awful deed ends with man’s suicide in Butte
In the Tenderloin district Eugene Lane shot his mistress Josephine Blancheau about 11 am in a Galena street room, then turned the gun on himself. Lane died moments after police and doctors arrived. Blancheau’s condition is hopeful. The motive remains unclear with Lane’s true name undisclosed. the couple had recently moved from Montreal and Dawson City. The coroner and detectives investigated the scene and Lane’s belongings, noting a watch and a few personal items.
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Eugene Lane
Josephine Blancheau
Galena Street
Lane
Gilmore
Galena
Main Streets
Renick
Schwartz
Lavell
Murphy
Butte
Montreal
Lino
Klondike
Alaska
Dawson City
Victoria
B. C
East
Joseph Campbell
Lavelle
Ray Short
Campbell
Phil Jullien
Sherman
Police Court Hears Youth Larceny Case and Fines
Richard Dwyer, 14, convicted of petty larceny, fined $60 by Judge Sullivan. He claimed innocence but was spared punishment due to youth and his mother’s request, with a note that future young offenders will receive no leniency. Dwyer to serve time and possibly sent to reform school. Henry Moiney pled guilty to apple theft and faces sentencing tomorrow.
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Richard Dwyer
Sullivan
Dwyer
Sudden Ailment At Clarendon Block Spares Self Harm
Charles Han son Walter, a Whatley restaurant employee, became a raving maniac in his Clarendon block room between 12 and 1 today. Several people restrained him from self harm and physicians conferred to determine the cause. He was not taken to the courthouse as doctors believed the condition temporary.
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Charles Hanson
Walter
Whatley
Clarendon Block
Weloek
Court House
Toomey Discharged Over Will Theft Case
Dominick Toome charged with stealing his wife's holograph will was discharged by Justice Harrington this afternoon after a hearing held yesterday. The judge reserved decision until 1:30 this afternoon, finding no intent to commit theft in taking the will.
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Dominick Toome
Harrington
Justiece
Allen's A.M. Church Literary Society Court Tonight
Mise Gloey van Gadabout sues Mr General J Williams for breach of promise seeking 10000 dollars. Trial before Judge W L Johnson promised to be interesting. All are welcome, says Jordan Allen pastor.
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Literary Society of Allen's
A.M. Church
Mise Gloey van Gadabout
General J. Willams
W L. Johnson
Jordan Allen
Personal notices from Hamilton and area
Attorney J O Spokane and newspaper man J Knapp visit the city. Mrs J H Gililek and niece Mrs Mac mie O'Brien travel to the coast. L Fellows Commission Company on Granite street closes out its business. W Cockrell plans to depart east. J B Stephens installed as deputy clerk of the U S court. Talst, an attorney, resumes practice in Tuite and opens an office on Silver Row dock, inviting friends to visit.
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J. O. Spokane
Ts. J. Knapp
Hamilton
J. H. Gililek
Mac Mie O'Brien
L. Fellows Commission Company
Granite Street
W. Cockrell
East In & Towdive
J. B. Stephens
le Meleta
TU. S
Stephens
W. Sproule
U. S. Court
Whter
Alex. Talst
Ais Unetlon
Miavana Vatument
Philippiais
Local briefs and businesses in Butte Montana listing
Short notices outline rates and services in Butte, Montana. Entries include legal and professional ads for Alexander Laist attorney at 61 Silver Bow, Reid's Stable at 2248 Main, A J Dunes at East Park, and Hamilton meal hours. Also listed are Tinware, roofling, and home repair firms, Butte Stove Repair, Fair Drug and Assay Supply on East Park, Heilbronner cigar emporium on East Broadway with boxes from 60 cents.
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Montana Music Company
Alexander Laist
Ashworth
Reid
Alice
Might & Palield
A. J. Dunes
East Park
Hamilton
Katenback & Kerth
West Broadway
Butte Stove Repair Company
B. Park
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
Heilbronner Cigar Emporium
East Broadway
Doctors disagree over Walter McLeod’s pest house status
Dr. Alexander, city health officer, replies to Dr. Sullivan’s nine reasons for refusing McLeod as a pest house inmate. He notes disease can spread via clothing, claims varioloid can mimic prior and present illnesses, and argues eruption patterns and fever behavior fit varioloid. He disputes the commission’s lack of direct examination and asserts the case’s diagnostic uncertainty and typical varioloid features.
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Sullivan
Pest House
Walter McLeod
Alexander
McLeod
Water in the shaft halts mining after court action
The Boston and Montana Mining Company petitioned the district court for a temporary restraining order against Montana Ore Purchasing Company and agents for alleged acts tied to water pumped from the Rarus mine. It claims water flows through Minnie Healey into Gambetta and Piccado claims, flooding Leona shaft to within four feet of the 1,000-foot level. A temporary order was issued.
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Boston & Montana Mining Company
District Court
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Rarus
Maintiff
Minnie Healey
Bids For Furniture For New County Court House
county commissioners opened bids for furnishing furniture for the new county court house Anaconda Montana with two main bids from Northwestern Furniture Company Milwaukee and Copper City Commercial Company Anaconda totaling 4930 plus three special bids 149 36950 and 7 00 The Standard Publishing Company representing Globe Company of Cincinnati placed a partial bid including rolltop desks and tables J A Andrus Co Chicago Mist 6600 L Miller Bulle 6100 The contract to be awarded today or tomorrow
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Anaconda
Mont
New Court House
Northwestern Furniture Company
Milwaukee
Copper City Commercial Company
Standard Publishing Company
Globe Company
Cincinnati
J. A. Andrus & Co
Chicago
L. Miller
Bulle
Spencer's New Action and Guardianship Issues Highlight Court Session
The county court heard testimonies about a letter found among a dead man’s effects linking a marriage on July 4. Wardship matters for Emmet Callahan’s Hale minors prompted a petition for a new guardian. Spencer renewed a suit against Hersam Musser alleging fraud in a property transaction tied to notes claimed as discountable. An executor was appointed to oversee Philip J. Rumbeck’s estate of cash assets valued at $2,400.
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Rumbeck
M. J. Rumbeck
Clnton
Dalgland
Cal
O'Brien
Cavanaugh
Witwards
John FB. Spencer
M. G. Hersam
Grant Musser
Lawler
Hersam
L. E. Dubois
Spencer
Musser
Dubois
J.T. Collins
Philip J. Rumbeck
Pood. Roberts
Dell
M. A. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Chad
M. AL McLangiiji
C.tl
Brown
International Commercial Congress Adopts Trade Harmonization
In Philadelphia on November 1 the International Commercial Congress adopted resolutions urging harmonization of trademark laws under a common standard, urging union membership for nations under Paris 1883 protection of industrial property, and recommending creation of a Madrid sub-union and a parcel post system. It also urged comparable trade statistics across countries and asked governments to study establishing such a system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
International Comercial Congress
Paris
Madrid
Congress of the
United States
International Commercial Congress Aims For World Peace and Trade Links
Delegates urge creation of international bureaus for agricultural reports and commercial information, promote uniform lines of operation, and seek lasting peace with international arbitration courts. Endorse development of an inter oceanic canal in the western hemisphere while supporting Canadian access and lower U.S. tariffs. Also notes expunging early session resolutions. Rent notices follow: four room house in Walkerville and furnished front room on North Main Street.
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Chambers of Commerce
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Philadelphia Museum
International Commercial Congress
Hemisphere
United States
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Tenderloin
Toomey
Church News
Wix
Hale
Filiza Davis
Kerrie
Aidavit
Commercial Congress
D . Wix
Walkerville
Math St
N. Main Street
Lander Furniture and Carpet CO
DR. McLaughlin
Dr.McLaughlin
N. Main St
Montana
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