Anaconda Mining suit over Parnell lode claim noted
The Anaconda Mining Company sues F Augustus Heinze claiming seven twelfths interest in the Parnell lode claim and seeks possession and an injunction to enforce joint mining rights. It alleges purchase of interests and demands accounting, with Heinze allegedly withholding ore and refusing to share costs. The case seeks perpetual injunction and restraint during the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Mining Company
F. Augustus Heinze
Parnell
French Tansy Tablets For Painful Menstrual Relief
Ladies appreciate a remedy no market item equals French Tansy Tablets for relief and cure of painful irregular menses. Tablets remove obstructions regardless of cause. Manufactured by A Augendre Paris and sold by Newbro Drug Co Butte sole agents. Price 3 per box by mail sealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Augendre
Paris
France
Newbro Drug Co
Butte, Mont
Local Briefs and notices from Butte area items
Opening ball tonight at 443 East Park. J G Bates tunes Montana Muale Co. Tel 504. Silver and gold hearts trend per Hight & Fairfield ad on page 8. Wintered horses inquire H B Ashworth at Reid's Stable 2245 Main. Hamilton offers 15c business lunch 11 to 3. Katenback & Kerth 38 West Broadway. John Verley, 50, died Sunday and was buried at 539 East Park St. Butte Stove Repair Co. Phone 629, 216 Park. Chemicals and assayers supplies. Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co. 115 East Park. Hellbronner cigar emporium 23 East Broadway sells boxes from 60c. O E Morse, brother of Dillon mayor, died suddenly at Dillon aged about 53, survived by wife and two daughters. Copy of Monday’s Illustrated Montana soldiers edition 5c at Inter Mountain office. Miss Carrie Amos of Buffalo writes post. wants addresses for debts connected to her brother Edgar Amos who died of pneumonia. Soldiers’ beverage centennial beer noted as popular social staple at gathering last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hight & Fairfield
H. B. Ashworth
Reid
Hamilton
Katenback & Kerth
West Broadway
John Verley
East Park Street
Butte Stove Repair Company
Park
Fair Drug and Agsay Supply Company
Hellbronner Cigar Emporium
East Broadway
Carrie E. Amos
Summerstreet
Buffalo
N. Y
Irvin
Edgar Amos
Butte
Man Killed by Freight Train Near Omaha Track
The body of Jerry Foley, an Anaconda native and railroad man, killed at the disembarkation point of troops, lies at Sherman’s undertaking rooms. Coroner Phil Julien will investigate. Foley came to meet a friend from the regiment. a freight train slowed, Foley slipped from a box car and was fatally injured. He died about three hours later at the county hospital. His mother lives in Platte Center, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Foley
Sherman
Phil Jullien
Foley
Anaconda
Platte Center
Nebressku
Police Court Faces Frail Peace Disturbances Fines
Victor Matthais, Joseph Brawntoey, Josie Palmer and Paddy Barry pleaded guilty before Justice Sullivan to disturbing the peace and were fined 10 dollars each. Rosenstein was fined 5 for leaving his Norge unhitched but later remitted. Several others pleaded not guilty and had their cases continued. Ferguson and Forbis, charged with vagrancy, were sentenced to thirty days in jail each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Matthais
Joseph Brawntoey
Josie Palmer
Paddy Barry
Sullivan
Nwralne
Rosenstein
Norge
Linn Lindenor
Wiliam Phipley
John Kildig
Henry Willams
Richard Porbin
John W. Grant
Jon Iaenisdel Id Gresham
John Johnson
Paddy Downey
John Sapoo
James Ferguson
Richard Forbis
250 Reward For Information On Missing John Page Hopkins
A $250 reward offered by Dr. Wm. E. Hopkins for information leading to the whereabouts of his brother John Page Hopkins 26, 5 feet 7 inches, 150 pounds, light complexion, wears glasses, small mustache. He hair parts in middle, travels about, last heard from sending forwarding mail from Ralida to Idaho Falls, May 25. Address Dr. Wim. KE Hopkins San Francisco or Pinkerton Agency to Charles E. Vannatta Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Hopkins
John Page Hopkins
Ralida
Idaho Falls
Taho
Wim. KE
Hopkins
San Francisco
California
Pinkerton
National Detective Agency
Charles E. Vannatta
Superitendent
Notable visitors drop in during a busy city day
W N Aylesworth and wife visit from Deer Lodge. B Ryan of Toronto and H Pagaiite of St Hyacinthe arrive as Bully viewers. G D B Turner, mining operator from Red Bluff, is in town. Joseph Smith IT editor of the Virginia City Madisonian also in the city. W Ziegler, master mechanic at Bimetallic Co of Granite, is in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Aylesworth
Deer Lodge
B. Ryan
Toronto
H. Pagaiite
St. Hyacinthe
Canada
G. D. B. Turner
Red Bluff
Joseph Smith
Virginia City
Madisonian
W. Ziegler
Bimetallic Company of Granite
Serious Offense Arrest Near Galena and Main Streets
Frank Courtney was arrested this afternoon on a complaint by Mrs. Magia Symons who runs judging hats at Galena and Main streets. The charge is a semit and the blotter notes theft of clothing from Maggie. On the way to jail he resisted Officer McDonald, and a charge of resisting an officer was added. Also listed are 20 sets of teeth priced at $16 from Dr. Wix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Courtney
Magia Symons
Galena
Main
Maggie
McDonald
Insane Wyoming Man Surrenders At County Office
A frail man from Rawlins named Robert Grow told the county attorney he is insane and a morphine user who sees two men following him. Sheriff arrests Grow after Chief Deputy Cornelius Kelly seeks help, and the man is confined without resistance. The incident highlights local concerns about mental health and addiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Kelly
Stanger
Mr. Kelly
Ogden
Pocatello
Butte
Grow
Perty
Fire on Outposts Stir Manila With Fighting Promise
Dispatches report General Pullen ordering aggressive actions at American outposts as reinforcements pour in from the north. Aguinaldo releases Visayan prisoners while insurgents threaten executions and negotiations falter amid intensified clashes near Imus and Malabon. Manila papers barred sensitive troop movements and Otis strengthens garrison. Spanish forces reportedly attack rebel artillery at Santa Rosa as tension mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Tloilo Ie
Pullen
J Avuinaldo
Ponnalaayy
Imus
Malahon
Otis Ta
Pen
Tropa
Aguinaldo
Beot
Banta Rosa
Tarlac
Bigamist Confesses to Forty Two Wives Worldwide
Chicago quick commissioner Walter Farnsworth was arrested on charges of bigamy. He confessed to having forty two wives scattered globally, with four in Chicago. He named several aliases and claimed he could not recall exact numbers, noting relationships spanned seven years and included Europe China and the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter L. Farnaworth
Chicagh Ciay Commission
Farnsworth
Loman
Rome
Ilos Bransford
A. J. Hite Thomas
A. L. Kleser
Bradshaw
Eurepe
China
Walla
Cabinet Decision on Trade with Philippines
Washington report details a cabinet decision allowing vessels purchased by American citizens to engage in trade via the Philippines. The move aims to reduce the excess of money in treasury by expanding commerce while foreign vessels are restricted by law. The secretary of war will soon call for these ships to be brought under American privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
United
Phillippines
Ariane Jean Hands
Ameri Iekitter
Grand Opening at Aker's Academy Hall Silver Bow
Tonight the wall of Prog Aker's Academy in Silver Bow hall opens at 343 East Park with admission at 50 vents, ladies free. Bergstrom's orchestra and a four piece Silver on Sete perform, tickets at 7.50 and HO. Towle and Winterhalter Jewelers at 28 West Park advertise the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aker's Academy
Silver Bow Hall
East Park
Bergstrom’s Orchestra
Drunk Man Seeks Jail Over Hotel Says Bonds Too Safe
Police at Fulton Street Brooklyn face a shock when Richard J Kennedy of 122 Seventh Street Washington staggers in with 50,000 in US bonds and 700 in cash and asks for a night's cell. He admits drinking and tells officers he prefers jail to a hotel for safety. Magistrate Brenner remands him to jail to await further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Richard J. Kennedy
No. 122
Seventh Street
Washington
United States
Brenner Toay
Funston's Sword Gift to General Funston Shipped to Topeka
A $1,000 sword from Tiffany & Co. for Brigadier General Frederick Funston was shipped to Topeka by the people of Kansas. The piece features a Kansas seal, a diamond F F monogram, and a scabbard etched with battles and tropical scenes. The blade bears Funston's famed reply to MacArthur about holding the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Cor
Chicago Tribune
Frederick Punaton
Kansas
Tiffany & Co
Topeka
State of
F. F
Philippines
Jooeun
Veral Funston
MacArthur
Jerick Funston
Gener
Fish friendships and porpoises in a fishing record
Captain William Manahan recalls a June morning while supervising net fishing off Long Branch. He and his crew encountered two porpoises linked to a pig pound net episode, illustrating unlikely animal friendships at sea. The anecdote blends nautical detail with a memorable marine moment from Sea Isle City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Suny
Long Branch
William Manahan
Sea Isle City
Porpoises Lure Near Shore as Net Captain Recalls Hunt
An eyewitness describes a 35 foot yachboat near shore catching two large porpoises in a net pocket. The larger, about ten feet long, and the smaller, eight feet, are driven into the boat as the mate remains offshore. The porpoise persistently tails the vessel, vocalizing mournfully and seeking its companion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. A. Heinze
W. W. Trigg
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Edward T. Colby
Alice
W. E. Carroll
Matthew Glascow
Mr. Glascow
Twin Bridges
Dick Mullen
Mullen
Patrick Doherty
Robert Elberding
Lindsay
Elberding
Doherty
Kate Toomey
D. L. Toomey
Sarah Boland
J. G. Bates
Tuner
Montana Muale Company
O. E. Morse
J. Morse
Dillon
Inter Mountain Office
Montana Soldiers
Omaha
Burlington
Dreath
Dr. Wix
Bigimist
Funston
Japan
Mi-ineh
Lander Furniture GO
Boucher
The
Park Street Clothier
E. Park St
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