City awarded damages over unguarded sidewalk hole
Lawrence Doyle won five thousand dollars in Judge Lindsay's court after jurors, eleven in favor and one dissent, found the city liable for a fall into an unguarded excavation on the eastern city sidewalk last autumn. The hole, left without the usual red lantern, caused the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Doyle
Ard
Mr. Doyle
Lindsay
Doyle
Neveier
Louis N. Chauvin
Donald Regan
K. PD
Mercior
Douglass Cogdill
C.H. Crowley
J. Carrell
Dave Whalen
M Bracke
James
Archibald Woodbury
Dan Vomeron
J. Fairetild
Monthly Report of Operations Snohomish and Tramway Mines
Receiver John 8 Harris filed the ninth monthly report for October on the Snohomish and Tramway Mines showing receipts of 112,507 20 from Snohomish and several items from Tramway including 86 and worth totals 118,048 12 after disbursements. The report lists cash on hand at the Snohomish mine and payments for repairs and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Harris
Snohomish
Tramway
Ceee
Vrom Tramway Press
Heinze
Dog Bite Lawsuit Over Silver Bow Incident
Mrs Phoebe Tet sues Christian Nissler for 5185 alleging his dog bitten her arm on September 18 while she walked on the public thoroughfare of Silver Row. She seeks 5000 general damages and the rest for medical costs. attorney M E LeBlanc represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Christan Nissler
Phoebe Tet
Mr. Nissler
M. E. LeBlanc
The Purse Case Trial Advances in Clancy Court
The state resumes the purse case against Jean Carleton and Vivian Long in Judge Clancy’s court at nine. Three witnesses testified yesterday, including Mrs. M J Frazer who saw the defendants near her road junction store and saw a purse picked up from the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Carleton
Vivian Long
Jean Carlton
Margaret Hughes
Hoever
Riot Over Dog Bites Boy Sparks Street Disorder
A dog owned by Charles Swanson bit Benny Perelman on the hand this morning and a complaint was filed at police headquarters. A crowd of boys gathered on Main Street, argued over the incident, and tried to settle it with fists. A riot ensued for several minutes until a policeman appeared, at which point the youths dispersed.
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Charles Swanson
Benny Perelman
Businessmen's Association Meets and Adjourns Early
The Businessmen's Association convened last night and adjourned due to Thanksgiving Eve. Members preferred to be with families, ending proceedings earlier than planned.
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Businessm.en's Association
Meeting on Daly monument postponed to next Monday
The Business Men's association adjourned at 193 for an early hour meeting to discuss erecting a monument to the late Marcus Daly. A nonmember delegation of 25 arrived after adjournment, found the doors locked, and the matter was set to be reconsidered next Monday evening.
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Businness
Marcus Daly
Brother and Sister Trial In District Court
The suit filed by Mrs Maggie Hrogan against Daniel Dougherty seeks 634 dollars for board lodging and a loan. Hearing began in Department 1 yesterday and will resume at 10 o clock tomorrow with the parties identified as brother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Hrogan
Daniel Dougherty
District Court
Frawley Opera Opens Tonight With Secret Service
The Frawley company arrives in San Francisco to open at Grand Opera House this evening with Secret Service led by T Daniel. The Civil War drama blends war scenes with Gillette’s humor and includes a cast of 80.
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San Francisco
Frawley Company
Grand Opera House
Secret Service
T. Daniel Himsellf
William Gillette
Johnson
Sheriock Holmes
Richmond
Gillette
Frawley Company Presents The Great Lady at Stage
The Frawley company brings The Great Lady a famed Victorian drama with a strong company lineup led by T. Daniel Frawley Harrington Reynolds and J Ry Amory. Miss Van Buren Miss Johnson and Miss Landers headline in stylish gowns described as French modiste creations.
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Victorien Bardou
Frawley Company
T. Daniel Frawley
Harrington Reynolds
J. Ry Amory
Harry Cashman
Frank Mathieu
David McCartney
Wallace Shaw
Clarence Chase
Reginald Travers
Hersbert Ashton
Charles Eiler
Edward Lawrence
George Turner
A. J. Reiley
Elmer Ellsworth
H. 5. Duffield
Oscar Dearborn
William Hickman
Dward Ware
James Clark
Mary van Buren
Alice Johnson
Grace Cahill
Phosa McAllister
Pearl Sanders
Christine Fil
Minnette Barrett
Lillian Stafford
Kite Norcross
Mary Walter
Miss Johnson
Miss Landers
Inver law lawyer jury rules death from electric shock
An inquest into Leon Lemieux’s death at the MOP smelters in Silver Wea county Montana finds death caused by an electric shock. Drs Cowhwaite and Norcross conducted autopsy and testified that the body showed heart and brain intact with diseased condition and blood marks, whileころ jurors noted the neck was not broken and windings suggested struggle but no other significant injuries.
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Scien
Leon Lemieux
M.O. P. Company
Lemieux
T Coyperthwaite
Norcross
Die
Joely
Everety
Voila
Thaat Lemieux
VJ. Giigan
Chad
Local Briefs From Butte And Nearby Communities
A garbled Local Briefs list notes Jickeon the photographer at 61 W Park and Schilling Bros. De, Gorman the dentist at 14 N Matast, Kon Thog piano dealer at 219 N Main, and Bates tuner for Montana Music Co. A grocer warns no beer. Tatto Brewing Co. listed. Various local names appear with scattered addresses including 44 W Granite, 69 W Hroads, 318 W Broadway, 731 Park, and 50c teeth extractions by L. Austin, DDS over Red 4 No on Main St, Butte. Also mentions Joe Primavera saloon Meadeville for self playing piano, Dr. Thompson with rectal and other diseases specialty, W C Dierks as Diebatt Safe and Lock Co. agent, Miss Godfrey inviting athletics and dancing classes at Butte Matanaahun on E Park.
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Jickeon
W. Park
Schilling Bros
de, Gorman
N. Matast
N. Main
Bates
Montana Music Co
Vous Grocer
Tatto Brewing Co
Grutam Ilome &Echool
Mies Kemp
Granite
Im Porerth
Owsley Block
John McIntyre
West Broadway
Thane
Rubenstine & Vo
Park
L. Austin
Red
Main Street
Butte
Tor
Joe Primavera
Meaderville
Thompson
Wolk
Curtis Block
Park St
Diebatt Safe and Lock Co
North Main Street
Godfrey
Butte ‘Matanaahun
Vii E. Park
Cheap Office Rent and Local Classified Listings
A garbled classified page notes desk space for rent at 48 Fast Femulway near East Pastas with vague business hints. Also mentions coal orders urging immediate purchase, Trail Creek fuel price at 5.50 per unit and a local contact J Murpiry at 51 W Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Murpry
W. Park
New Dancing Academy Opens in Old Gymnasium Hall
The former Gymnasium on Da kota street has been renovated with a maple floor making it a modern dancing hall. The opening dances will be held Wednesday and Thursday evenings under Leford and Miller. Admission fifty cents, ladies free. All respectable people invited.
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Dakota Street
Leford and Miller
Eye specialist ad and local business note
Dodd, eye specialist at Office 48 West Park Street. Glaysey fitted. Examination free. City Wood and Coal Co advertises haw Gry wood, telephone 184, 218 So Main.
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DE. Dodd
West Park Street
Glaysey
City Wood and Coal Co
Crystal Springs Club Call for Car Donations
Crystal Springs issues a plea to all clubs and dancing parties asking for car donations. The notice promises top service in exchange and appeals for support to aid transportation needs.
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Crystal Springs
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E. N. Main Street
Butte, Montana
DR. Laval
Psselman
East Park Street
Gas Office
N. Main Street
Poe
Calkins’ Book Store
Butte, Mont
Schultz
W. Broadway
Buite
Mont
Exazz
Harris
Chris
Nissler
Dog
Clancy
the Frawley's Open
Noor
Siegel Clothing Co
NEW Dancing Academy
J. Blume
Haying
Fo Ll
Main
H. J. Blume
Ours
Nevills & Co
E. Park Street
Haines
Montana Electric Co
Rust Broadway
Teleyphone
Herrohs
Anaconda Copper Mining Co Hardware Department
Garland
Cole
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