Mining Trial Witness Details Vein System Across Copper Belt
George W. Robinson testified in Judge Clancy's court about the Johnstown vein and related veins in Butte district. He described dips, apices, faults, and cross-cuts, presenting ore specimens to prove vein continuity and noting windings through major faults. The trial, ongoing for nearly three weeks, may extend further with the defense set to begin after his testimony. Antone Dorais was jailed for mental examination, while Michael Gordon faces district court trial after preliminary hearings. The Hulst medical license case resulted in a $100 fine.
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Clancy
George W. Robinson
Robinson
Johnstown
Butte
Vies
Johmstown
Heact
Zhan
Tat Point
Alton Patterson
Notable Guests at Hotels List Names Across Cities
A long list of guests and residents is noted at various hotels including Butte, New York, Seattle, Colorado, Idaho, Helena, San Francisco, Washington, New York, and other locales. The roster includes Bea Rock, M. Maloney, J. F. Woolman, Mrs. A. Fichter, and many others, reflecting a cross country mix of travelers and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
G. O. Miller
Bea Rock
Minn
George W. Clark
New York
M.A. Gotistein
Seattle
Franklins
Brooks
Colorado
Ngs
Col. Ate
Howard P. Welsh
Seven Dells
Idaho
M. Maloney
Philinsburg
L. Kelly
Gold Springs
J. F. Woolman
Helena
BE H Cooney
Great Falls
Isaac Gaiman
el Horn
J. B. Clayburg
Hobart Clayburg
Jay P Lee
W.C. Meek
le B. Macton
San Fran
A. Luke
W. F. Sanders
Vidal
Washington
D. C
Mulford
New Years
James Hooper
A. Fichter
A. L. Michaels
Red Bluff
W Wickline
Warn Springs
A. J
Names List From a City Directory Fragment
A fragmented OCR shows a sequence of personal names and city affiliations including Des Moines Waterloo Helena and St. Louis. The list mentions Mrs Mary Held Mr Luke Mr Luddy Missoula Sharp Hutchinson and several others with initials and married names. It appears as a roster of individuals tied to various U S cities.
Prize winners at Columbia Gardens contests yesterday
Winners in fifty yard races for married ladies and girls under fifteen are listed with places. Egg and spoon and young ladies races also yield first and second. Honors go to oldest and youngest married couples, best looking union lady, and best appearing union man. Included are athletic events such as running broad jump, standing broad jump, shot putting, multiple races, and a note on fair treatment at The Pa.
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Columbia Gardens
Ward
Jamee Walsh
Mary O'Leary
Eva McGowan
Griser
Nellie Matlock
Firal
Lavina Thomas
Louise Secross
W. H. Arnold
John Hickey
Whistle
Griffin
Walsh
Lillie Goldman
Clerks’ Union
Geo Albert Ernest
Sam Morris
John Murphy
Dan McDonald
A. D. Murray
Joseph Gaye
C. Ifeet
Wienmen—Tirst
M. Rowe
Joseph Gamer
Fatman
We Tn Dodge
Roy Shierlavk l
Tom Bromlee
Roy Sherlock
Flynn
John Joyce
John Sherlock
Personal notes on Dr Albritton and Greenfield visit
C D Greenfield of the Montana Stockman and Farmer is in the city with Mrs Greenfield. Dr F J Albritton returns from New York where he studied at the post graduate college and hospital. He will likely open an office in Butte and practice in nervous diseases with a future specialty. He is a Toledo Medical College graduate and served in the Spanish American War with the Sixth Ohio. He is the son of Reverend Albritton of Mountain View Methodist church.
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C.D. Greenfield
Montana
City
Albritton
Mountainy View Methodist Church
Death in a North Wyoming saloon wine room
John Sexton a minor was found dead in a wine room of a North Wyoming street saloon about 2 am. The recently opened saloon by Patrick T Ryan and Dennis Burns housed Sexton who had spent time there after drinking heavily with Ryan. Burns discovered the corpse as closing approached. Sexton about 30, has a brother Jerry Sexton in the city.
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John Sexton
Wyoming Street
Patrick T. Ryan
Dennis Burns
Ryan
Olame
Sexton
Hurns
Jerry Sexton
Martha Washingtons Wedding Portrait From Virginia Scene
The account details Martha Washington's wedding to Col. Custis nine years earlier, the elaborate attire of the bride and groom, her London gown remnants, and the Virginia setting with Governor Fauquier and English officers in attendance, depicting a grand colonial ceremony. The narrative highlights attire, jewelry, and the social circle of Virginian dignitaries and soldiers surrounding the event.
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Col. Custis
White House
London
Philadelhia
Williamsburg
Fauquier
Virginia
Seariet
Ineislature
Blasted dynamite mishap sparks chaotic quip
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item recalls a misfire as a man asks how an explosion occurred and jokes about the blast while a can of dynamite supposedly failed to go off. The remark highlights a risky incident and the cautionary tone of early coverage.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Well Fed Brains And Healthy Body Can Do Things
An editorial promotes diet change to combat disease, detailing a breakfast built around Grape Nuts and cream, entire wheat bread, butter, fruit, and Postum Cereal. It claims this meal supplies rebuilding elements, aids assimilation, and can prevent illnesses by selecting better foods.
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Hite
The Fair Palace of Salt and Crystal Springs Open
Opening notices describe The Fair Palace of Salt in Salt Lake City a vast crystal structure in brine with a Midwag Plaisance and Hagenbuck's wild animal show. It notes rail routes through Rio Grande Western line with stop overs and Pullman cars. Crystal Springs offers two sleeping buildings and healthful spring water with a dance hall and private party services Nearby are John N Olson music and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Palace
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Hagenbuck
Rio Grande Western Railway
Pullman Palace
W. C. M'Bride
East Broadway
Butte
Crystal Springs
Crystal Springs CO
So Called Split With Coeur d Alene Miners Denied
The Butte Miners union issues a public notice denying reports of discord with the Coeur d Alene miners. President Michael McCormick of Gebo coal Hump 35 Nat and agent J Q Goss Jr sign the statement from 32 Silver Bow block, asserting solidarity and pledging aid where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Miners’ Union
Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d' Alene
Michael McOrmick
Gebo Coal
Nat
J. Q. Goss, Jr
Estate of P A Largey district court notice
In Silver Bow County Montana the Second Judicial District orders Lulu F Largey as administratrix to show cause why a court approved sale deed should not be executed. Hearing set for September 23, 1899 at 2 pm in the district court courtroom. Publication to appear weekly in the Titer Mountain newspaper for four consecutive weeks. Service of this order to Lulu F Largey at least 30 days before the hearing. Dated August 19, 1899. By the court William Clancy District Judge. C D Tillinghast attorney for petitioner.
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Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow County
P. A. Largey
W. F. Cobban
Lulu F. Largey
Silver Bow
Silver How
P. A
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Turkey
Cash Grocery
BOOTH
Main and
Galena
Kennedy Furniture
W. Broadway
Studebaker
Western Wagon & Grain Incorporated Co. Incorporated
Arizona
Harnois & Schatzlein
J.T. Carroll
Cor
Platinum Sts
Mitchell
Crown Lovers
Thomas ‘Rakes
C. Sullivan
Michael Gordon
District Court
Antone Dorais
Peters
H. ¢. Hulst
the McDermott
D. K. McLensennda
Walter Cooper
Bozem
Shannon
Columbus
J. W. Strevell
Miles
Dr. Wix
Martha Washington
Palace OF
Salt
Utah
Tallor
West
Galena Fisher
John N. Olson
West Granite
Mountain House
Trail Creek, Mont
Kimball
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Butte, Montana
Barnes
Boston
J.N. Nevins & CO
Harness and Saddlery
E. Park ST
William Clancy
C.D. Tillingshalt
Petitioner
Western Medical Dispensary Company
E. Broadway
Dr. Wood
Omics
Montana Hardware Company
North Plain Street
Butte, Mont
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