Careless Milk Deliverer Gets Fine Remitted In Court
In police court the notable case involved a large woman nicknamed Toad from Pleasant Valley who dodged the chief. accompanying Frankie Bell, she pleaded guilty to evil-doing and faced a 10 dollar fine. Other defendants including Pat Walsh and Frank Reilly were fined 10 dollars each for disturbing the peace. A man asked a legal question about police entry to a home. the judge explained the law. A milk courier, Gus Hughes, had his 4 dollar fine remitted for leaving his team untied.
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Toad” Walker
Toad
Pleasant Valley
Frankie Bell
Anaconda
Uck Byrne
J. B
Walker
Jones
Ohn B. Walsh
Jess
Gus Hughes
RE. A. Hood
Quartz Street
Hood
Ed Young
Pat Donnelly
Mike Sullivan
Antoine Detravovich
Old engineer recalls near miss on the rail line
An engineer and fireman share a night-time tale about near collisions on the tracks. The old hand explains that the fear is not running over a person but the moment of seeing a man on the road, whistling, slowing, and then the danger of a close encounter.
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Albany
Keepsie
New York Mail and Express
Bill
England Depleted of Soldiers in British Garrison
London Court Journal reports Britain has an unusually small line of defense with only four home cavalry regiments and around 11 infantry battalions. Household cavalry extends to about 800 men, while artillery batteries are newly formed and understrength. India also shows reduced white garrison and fewer cavalry regiments due to South Africa duties, with artillery below standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Court Journal
United Kingdom
First Dragoon Guards
Dragoon Guards
Hussars
Twenty-first Lancers
Household Cavalry
India
South Africa
India Company
Rats Swarm Halt City War in Sydney Australia
An unprecedented rat invasion in Sydney has sawmills and docks fighting a costly campaign against vermin. Despite millions of rats killed and burned, the infestation persists with naval style rat brigades from ships still invading wharves and warehouses. Authorities plan a permanent agency to rout outbreaks.
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Syney
Australia
New South Wales
Mar Rine
Sydney
Butte Dining Hall for Sale at a Bargain
Rural tone ad notes a sale of a dining hall in Butte with about one hundred boarders and its owner leaving town. It lists property bargains including a corner store, modern brick and frame homes on Main and West Iron streets, and references Thompson Investment Co and Hall Bros. as contacts.
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South Butte
Main
Montana
W Iron
W. Iron. Thompson Investment CO
West Broadway
Butte
Hall Bros
East Broadway
New Building West of Gulch and School Census Report
Missoula board discussed a west of gulch school to relieve Lincoln overflow with four rooms at about 2500 dollars. Plans include site selection and temporary structure, then permanent building. Superintendent Young urged rule changes on scholarships. attendance credit adjusted. Bills 1198.91 paid. Margaret Laughlin resigned. Census shows 6 21 white males 5247, white females 5276, colored 19 and 20, Chinese 41 and 1. total 10604 with 6112 grand total and net increase 238.
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White
Committee On Buildings
Missoula Gulch
Lincoln School
Young
Margaret T. Laughlin
Richards
Local Briefs Include Pianos to Wallpaper and Dining Deals
The itemized notices list Orton Bros pianos and organs at 719 Main with J G Batee tuner contact 504, Great Bargain and Montana Music Co wall coverings, Butte Wallpaper Co 111 Hamilton, free dancing on Labor Day at Crystal Springs, Dr Forsyth dentist removing Tandy Owsley block, Tinware roofing and eavestroughs by A E Jones 266 East Park, Hollingsworth's Cafe 41 y Park offers half‑price boarding, a new English chop house at 103 Booth Main, plus Burris of Delaware buying the Hesperus lode claim for 42500 from George H Casey and others. The Montana Liquor Co advertises Hungarian blackberry juice in quart bottles. The Gold Mountain Mining Company annual report shows 300000 capital stock, 12500 indebtedness and a 2500 judgment appeal pending in Supreme Court. Dr German Deatisr 114 N Main St.
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J. G. Batee
Montana
Wall Paper
Hamilton Street
Crystal Springs
Dr. Forsyth
Tandy Owsley
A. E. Jones
East Park
Hollingsworth's
Y Park
Booth Main
Martin B. Burris
Delaware
George H. Casey
Gold Mountain Mining Company
Thomas Cain
Supreme Court
The Peculiar Chinese City Building Beliefs
A Leslie's Weekly discussion explains Chinese geomancers influence on city sites and graves. It notes capital relocation from old Peking by Mongol emperor due to luck concerns and how towns are abandoned when luck is deemed bad. It cites Taiping destruction and ongoing rebuilding patterns tied to superstition.
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Leslie's Weekly
Tien Tain
Cers
Peking
Walla
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Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Co
Sxanssan
Booth's
Rockwood
Cudahy
Ralston Health Yeast
Lipton
Ceylon
Seal of
North Carolina
Bull Durham
Red Bell
Climax
A. Booth Cash Grocery
West Park Street
Pure Food Products
Police Court
Toad Walker
Benedict
England
Indianapolis
Norway
Gulch
Orton Bros
German
Deatisr
Main St
Brobeck
Vermont
Hoffman House
Paul Revier
Java
Vee Beonras Ranch Eye
the Smith Grocery Co
South Main
Mancers
Syracuse Herald
Chicago Tribune
New York Press
Clara
George
Tom
Dora
New York Weekly
Tess—Dauber
Press
W. Park
Brussels
Axminster
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
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