Jury Trial Opens In Butte Obscenity Case Against Brown
Jury selection proceeds in the United States case against James Brown publisher of the Times for distributing the issue containing Butte's Disgrace. The trial includes testimony on mailing the papers and the offense tied to Senator Clark’s political foe, with relatives of Clark present at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buet
Mr. Cobban
United States
James Brown
the Times
United States District
Rodgers
P. Connolly
A. J. Campbell
George W. Stapleton
Rodger
Hrown
Butte Times
Butte
Agaiiet Brown
George Co Fitschen
Charles J. Schardein
Wooy
Thos
Edward Dougherty
J. W. Fairfield
Fairfield
Brown
William Binkely
Patrick Conlon
Thomas Mulholland
Mulholland
Anaconda Company
J. A. Schamber
Chequame- Ron
Joseph H. Case
E. L. Mayo
R. A. Day
George E. Daley
Edward Evans
A. J. White
D. W. Tilton
R. ©. Foreman
J. B. Dobry
George W. Fisher
Charles Beaudin
W. T. Boardman
George W. Krvin
Irvin
Jolly Wellcome
Mail
Thomas J. Plagin
Times
Joseph i
Ald Wiewise
W. A. Clark
Buttes
Clark
Clank
Joseph Ik
District Court actions mix suits and a bankruptcy query
District court docket records multiple petitions and judgments. Blomons and Lawlor sue Thomas Ford for 496.73 with 1 percent monthly interest since May. A separate Bean versus Siegel case disputes labor for a building and attorney fees. Ainsworth and another man face disturbing the peace after allegedly taking windows and doors from Mrs Kathe Goforth’s home. Lee Hayes cross examination in a Pennsylvania case proceeds. A boarding house keeper seeks bankruptcy with assets listed as 1466.25 and various secured and unsecured creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blomons & Lawlor
District Court
Thomas Ford
Ford
Toh McKenna
Knowles
Phi
Cridiios
D. J. Hennessy Company
Paterick Colligan
O. Rodin & Co
P. W. Murray
Montana Meat Company
P. J. Brophy & Co
Patrick Mullins
Walkerville Meat Company
Property Exemption Claim Cited In Open Account Balance
A creditor notes money due on open account totaling $493.25. The note lists property claimed as exempt, tied to case file 4123, indicating a legal action or filing related to exemptions and debt recovery.
Faly Shutters September 11 Opening with Forgery Charge
County Attorney Connelly announces in Justice Harrington court a complaint charging H. B. Morse alias L. G. Livingston with forgery. Livingston allegedly passed a bogus $50 check to Thomas P. Newton of Montana Tron Works for iron rivets, collecting $20 on a self made instrument. Newton describes Livingston as a smooth, determined seller who endorsed the check and received the remaining payment. Livingston is also sought by Salt Lake City authorities for a similar crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connelly
Mr. Netton
Mr. Newton
Peculiar Accident at Bell Mine Leaves Four Injured
Four miners at the Bell mine faced injuries after a drill cage accident. Ed Dougherty suffered a crushed left leg in three places while John Miller and William Lynch also sustained leg injuries, and Joe Jikovitch was bruised. The men, who were on the 600 level bound for the 300 with drills, were rescued at the 800 level and admitted to Sisters' hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Mine
Sisters’ Hospital
Ed Dougherty
John Miller
William Lynch
Joe Jikovitch
Ansien
Death of Mrs Paul at Pipestone Springs
Mrs Margaret Bruart Paul wife of John Paul died at Pipestone Springs on September 4 at age 73. She had been an invalid for a long time and leaves two sons two daughters and an aged husband. Funeral was held at Whitehall on Wednesday with interment in Butte conducted by Rev F Parish of Whitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bruart Paul
John Paul
Pipestone Springs
Father MacCorry at the opera house tonight
Londoner case continued as J Nat Londoner charged with Providence medicine without license. He was to be tried in Harrington's court but the county attorney moved for a one week continuance, and the motion was granted. The notice also mentions a fair featuring tinware glassware and notions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father MacCorry
Opera House
J. Nat Londoner
Dustieo Harrington
Family Row Ends With Arrest After Knife Charge
Billy Berkley was assaulted in the Owl block by Josten Palmer and another man after a quarrel in the early evening. Berkley claimed Palmer and the others attacked him with a knife until bystander interference led to his arrest for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Berkley
Josten Palmer
Berkley
Palmer
Nimgelt
Juste
Min
Death by His Own Action Near Columbia City
Thomas, a former Montana Hardware clerk, died by his own action last week near Columbia City Washington. Believed despondent over a love affair, the 21 year old son of age left Butte after learning his brother John Thomas had received a telegraph about the body. He was employed as a stenographer for the White Pass and Yukon Railway company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thomas
Montana Hardware Company
Lada
Washington
Columbia City
Wash
Thomas
White Fase & Yukon Railway Company
John Thomas
Butte
Summer Excursions on Great Northern Railway
Travel deal listing May departures for Boulder Basin and return trips priced at 20 dollars per set with 10 dollar offer per person. Includes weekend returns, sale through Monday, with Reeves and NaWson as agents on North Main Street and Boulder Basin arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Boulder and Return
Basin and Return
Grocer With Front Offers Bargain Canned Goods
A local grocer advertises many canned goods at low prices. Standard Mourn in one dozen per case offers 250 cans. Casino Beans, Eastern Tomatoes, and other items priced per can, per dozen, or per case. Deals include 7 cans for 1.00, 3 cans for 1.40, and mixed quantities across several brands.
Prices for Fruits and Vegetables at Standard Fruit Stand
A brief ad lists cherries plums manberries strawberries and gooseberries with one van and seven vans priced at 150 per van and 1.00 per van respectively. It invites customers to visit if prices act as an inducement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.s
Conference Opens Amid Debates Over Industrial Combinations
The Trust Problem opens in Chintte with delegates from many states, led by Franklin Head. Dr. Howard S. Taylor and Professor J. W. Jenks speak on industrial combinations as threats or tools, urging government oversight and clear rules amid a New York and Chicago presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingree
Seertary Iasley
New York
Bourke Conkain
Howard $. Taylor
Marrixon
Chicago
Alcmey
Atkin
Tanner
J. W. Jenks
Henry Carter Adams
Adams
University At
Joln
Gyahima Brooks
Harvard University
Proufile
John Tiyes
Teolahis of
Labor
New Jersey
Lala
Wayne
FERSONALS AND LOCAL TRAVEL NOTES AT BUTTE AND DEER LODGE
Fragmentary notices mention people visiting neighbors and attending services in Deer Lodge. A tentative list of names and affiliations appears alongside a report of a forthcoming Northern Pacific excursion from Butte to Twin Bridges, with a 1.00 round trip fare and Sunday travel. The text references various individuals and locations, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parific
Weal
Bure
Butte
Teipy
Alias summons in Butte Montana court case 1899
Justice Tim Harrington issues alias summons to Roy R. Harkness in Silver Bow Montana for a $36.85 board debt. Defendants must appear within five days of service at 110 North Main Street Butte to answer the complaint or risk a judgment by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Shiver Bow
State of Montana
Tim Harrington
R. B. Thomas
Roy R
Harkness
Roy St. Harkness
North Main Street
Butte
County of
Costa
Justice of the Peace
Dissolution of Partnership in Butte Firm 1890
Notice of dissolution of the partnership of Young and Toswee, Wo How & Wompany, a ladies and children’s underwear and dressmaking firm at 41 South Wyoming Street Butte Montana. Toy Kore retires. Charles Young continues the business as Wo Hop sing Koe & Wo to settle obligations and collect accounts. Dated September 10 1890 in Butte Montana.
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Young and
Tostwee
Wo How & Wompany
South
Wyoming
Etrevr
Butte
Monetat
Intial Vorsent
Toy Kore
Charles Younes
Sid Charles Young
Fen Namie
Siory
Wo Hop &Co
Hutte
Montana
A. D
Northern Pact Sets Travel Rates for Regional Fair Trip
The Northern Pact names a fare for a Bilin Montana Billings County Fair shuttle run. Travel includes routes from Miles City Butte and Helena to the Bilin fair site with return by September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilin
Mont
Popt
Thaker
Miles Cir
Butte
Helena
Metsive
Sale of Live Stock Notice at Baptiste Guay Court
Baptiste Guay issues a public auction notice for the sale of live stock to satisfy a debt. The description names a white Miller beet (sic) and unspecified animals, with a stated value of five dollars per item and a 2000 dollar total claim. The sale is set for the front bar of the court house in Butte Silver Bow County on September 2, 1887, at a specified hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptiste Guay
Feagner
Reptember
Daniel
Cis Court
Orelocis P
Willy, Mont, Boyt Tso
Wild Free
Notice to Co-Owners About Mining Lode Claims
Notice to Patrick H Murray and heirs, successors or assigns that the undersigned owner has paid labor and improvements on the Lorde mine lode claim in Silver Bow county Montana. If you do not contribute your share of $408.06 within 90 days your rights and claims will become property of the undersigned. Also a notice to Patrick W Murray and the estate of Nickolas Ayers that labor and improvements were expended on the Lorde mine claim in the Butte Valley mining district. If you fail to pay your share within 90 days after service, your interest will be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick H Murray
Ana Proncta Cai
United States
Paluhesistrict
Silver Bow County
Montana
Jou
Miveh
Poil Murray
Weancis Callan
John Rooney
Sitwes Bow Courtly
Jonan Boone Bull
Mont June la
Patrick W. Mraz
Nickolas Ayers
Bette
Uh Snamit Valley
P. W. Murray
Nicholas Ayers
Ing
Michael Ward
Butte, Mont
Estate of Samuel H. Stuart Probate Hearing Notice
In the District Court of Silver Bow County Montana the estate of Samuel H. Stuart deceased. An order appoints a time for proof of will and directs publication of notice. A hearing is set for September 28, 1899 at 2 pm to prove the last will and testament and address objections and letters testamentary. Publication to follow in the Inter Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
Samuel H. Stuart
ilVer
Samuel
Tacona
Wadsworth
Aga
Eid Court
Lees Thin Tej Dave
Patly Inter Mountain
Couriy
Dale Serb
Wilmiam
Birchdale Stock Farm Annual Report Includes Capital Stock Details
The Birchdale Stock Farm submits its annual report under state Civil Code provisions. It notes capital stock of 50,000 divided into 1,000 shares, with 1,994 shares issued as fully paid for property and . The document, sworn Sept 12, 1899, lists trustees and officers, including Frank W. Haskins as secretary, with witnesses from Silver Bow County Montana, detailing stock status and indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aburtati
Birchdale Stock Farm
Montana
Fat Corporation
Hig Company
Lee Mantie
Reat
Triatan
Anic
Michart
Hyg
Trustie
County of
Silver Bow
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U. S
Good Counsel
Optical Dept
West Park Street
William H. Bean
Sadie Siegel
Bean
Joe Ainsworth
Pe Kreg
Jost
Baste
Lee Hayes
Pennsylvania
Hughe
Dr. Wix
Weat Park
Paul
West Park
E. Nawson
Main St
Thos. F. Courtney
Emy A
Laviiwatan
Walter Alters Hon
Pleker
Balt Badeo
Mertie
Tony
Asperinn
Adahosphicer Properties
David Welch
Pominent Mints
Mark City
Mulpshune
Republic
Bpimhal
Twin Bridges
Justice's
Billings County Fair
Wix
Sutice
Ant
Frank W. Haskins
Retary
Bose
Michal Berger
Nancy Woblein
Mboat
L. W. Knapp
M. D
Hull Building
Detroit
Mich
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