Guardian affidavit over minors guardianship and estates dispute
Emmet Callahan guardian affidavit filed in district court asserts he remains Montana resident and guardian of Catherine O'Brien and George and Alfred Hale. He claims no intent to leave Montana, offers to account and pay due sums, and notes a $2,000 loan to Bee Hive Company with related notes. Also reports a court-ordered restraining action against defendants in related suit and a separate $10,000 damage claim against a street railway conductor.
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Emmet Callahan
Philippines
Agg
Washington, D.C
District Court
Butte
Catherine O’brien
George
Alfred Hale
Montana
asMilant
Afant
Supreme Court of the United States of Ameri
Erimet Callahan
Butte City
Affant
Affiant
Catherine O'Brien
Charles O'Donnell
Alliant
Ehove
Emma Callahan
Joby the Young
Supreme Court of the Diatrict of Columbia
My. Callanan
John Rochester
Butte Street Railway Company
Meaderville
Testimony in Clark bribery trial continues on page one
The attorney general notes an exception as the chief justice laughs and rules. Nolan apologizes for a habit from district court while Rector’s cross examination reveals paper sharing with a Butte party. Whiteside testifies on promising Clark supporters to work for him and about a ten thousand dollar offer. He says he accepted part of the money, about three to four thousand, in an envelope. Wellcome’s inability to secure large bills leads to payment. Clark rooms witness discusses a conspiracy idea among Clark Wellcome and others to bribe members. The court allows related evidence with reservations before a recess. Whiteside repeats earlier testimony from last winter.
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Nolan
District Court
Rector
Butte
Whiteside
Wellcome
Clark
Neill
Wallace
Nolin
Toade
Anderson
They Stood Good For It Patrick Mullin Suit
In district court Patrick Mullin sues John Kelly and Mary Welly for 692.37 claiming loans to J. W. Shackelton and Wise on January 20, 1896 and notes $280 as part of the debt. Eyaline Woody and George Woody deeded property to Ray A Cobban and Rena M Cobban for 4 of block 5 Stevens Addition for 274. First National Bank deeded Lot 1 Block 2 Stevens Addition to Cobban Casey Day Company for 900. Eugene Melcier is charged with grand larceny and released on a 1000 bond.
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Patrick Mullin
John Kelly
Mary Welly
Mullin
J. W. Shackelton and Wise
Eyaline Woody
George Woody
Ray A
Rena M. Cobban
Stevens
First National Bank
Cobban-Casey-Day Company
Eugene
Melcier
Hotel Topsy Turvy Comes to Grand Opera House
Parisian musical farce Hotel Topsy Turvy arrives at the Grand Opera House for three nights starting Thursday in November. The production, touring from London and New York, features the original company and elaborate costumes. The settings remain in France with preserved Parisian flavor and light operetta music.
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Grand Opera House
Paris
London
Herald Square Theater
New York
Health Board to Meet for Assistant to Dr Alexander
The health board meets tonight to select a physician to assist Dr Alexander in the fight against smallpox. Dr Monroe is expected to receive the appointment. Quarantines cover Avon lodging house on Alaska street and Maule and Stevens blocks with about 80 in Maule. Cases at Rocker and Stevens brick are discussed. disputes over genuine smallpox persist.
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Board of Health
Alexander
City Health
Monroe
Rocker
Avon Lodging House
Alaska Street
William Jones
G. D. Bryant
Jones
David Dyer
Anaconda
Stevens
Johnson
Dyer
William Knight
Richards Undertaking
Knight
Maule
Silver Bow County
Hennessy Bufids
Ie Dy
Vny
Board of
Cheap Vaccination Venture Stirs Local Attention
An elderly man travels the Parrot Amelter area offering vaccination at low cost. neighbors report curiosity and questions about his services and legitimacy amid hints of a public health angle.
Unlicensed Vaccinator Faces Stop Order After Mass Vaccination
A non physician ran an ug vaccination operation charging 2h rents and vaccinated 183 children over the last two days. Authorities plan action to stop him amid concerns over credentialing and safety, pending official steps.
Bad Blunder May Be Made Continues From Page Orie
The piece argues the British may win a decisive victory before reinforcements arrive at Capetown and Durban. It notes East London’s role, predicts De An and Nairnpoort as the first defense line, and discusses Stormberg and Naauwpoort's strategic importance. It criticizes Dutch allies for scattering attacks and praises British tactical focus.
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Capetown
Durban
Stommbers Junction
Free State
Burghersdorp
East London
Army Corps
de An
Nairnpoort
Cape Colony
Port Elizabeth
Stormberg
Berkshire
Redvers Buller
Krelieh
New York Election Outlook in State Assembly Race
New York voters mood shifts as Republicans claim a two percent edge in the current Assembly and party leaders predict a strong showing statewide. Tarnished by intra party fights, fusion efforts, and labor opposition, the campaign in the nineteenth district stalls with Mazet renominated amid union pressure. Historical margins show Democratic gains in city boroughs, suggesting Roosevelt’s 1900 presidential prospects hinge on local turnout and cross party support.
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New York
State
B. B. Odell
Republican State Committee
New Assembly
We Assembly
Dick Croker
Benator Hill
York County
Ucker
Citizens' Union
Libor
Citizens
Maxet
Mazet
Manhattan
Bronx
Augustin van Wyck
Governmor
Roosevelt
Robert Maget
Nadomelie
Credsor
Imis
Elections in progress at Louisville armory
Report notes ongoing elections with polling opening at 7, remaining open until 4. The Louisville Legion armory buzzed with blue coats in early hours as voters line up.
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Louisville
Menain
Loulavite Legion
Quiet Municipal Election Across Cities Reported
Reports from Salt Lake City and other places describe a quiet election day with unusually heavy voting in some areas. The woman vote is said to be influential, while incidents include poll challengers in Covington and a stolen ballot box in Athens Kentucky. Weather varies, with expectations of high turnout in many cities.
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Salt Lake
Cincinnati
Covington
United States
Finnal
Chint Af Putlee Pugh
Schwinafurth
John Young Brown
Bradley
Troupe
Times- Star
Bryan Station
Omaha
Alaska
Columbus
Ohio
Repubican
Sin Francisco
Contiey
Theustacoatom
Sin
Election Day Signals Strong Democratic Sweep in City
Dispatches from interior cities report good weather and roads aiding turnout as voters head to the polls. In the 19th assembly district arrests for illegal registration spurred campaign tension while Brooklyn early returns favor James Phelan for mayor and Stewart expects a larger margin than opponents. Across the state, weather is clear and turnout appears heavy with Democratic gains anticipated.
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Associated Press
Robert Mazet
Repubican
Croker
White Front Grocery Bids Bargain Canned Goods List
The White Front Grocery promotes value in goods and prices with a catalog of canned items. Standard Corn, Casino Corn, Styne Meats, Casino Beare, Mastery Tomatoes and Casino Tomatoes are offered in various pack sizes with prices around ten cents per can and one dollar per dozen. The ad emphasizes low prices and broad selection to attract shoppers.
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Casino Beare
Casino Tomatoen
Fruits No 2 Fartorn Cherries and Berries Prices
Wholesale fruit names listed with prices per can and a sales invitation. The ad mentions Pluma rasp derte strawherries and gooseberries with 160 per can and 7 cans for 1.00. A welcoming note invites visits to the store.
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Emmet Callaran
Judee Lindsay
Judement
Charles W. Cannon
Desepa Ve Ling Agaliet Te
Hate
Wiliam
Reaenoi
McHatton & Cotter
Hollis Johnson
Bertha Johnson
Lindsay
Bertha
Hotel Topsy Turvy
Orie
San Francisco
James Phelan
Thorace Davis
Limore
Baltimore
Loane
T. Courtney
Yale
Lander Furniture and Carpet CO
East Broadway
Dr. McLaughlin
Port Sherman
Maho
Geo. Robinson
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