Londoner Appeals Bond Bond Denied in Court
Londoner J Nat Londoner, a medical student, was found guilty by Justice Harrington and fined 300 dollars plus costs. His attorney John M Dixon failed to post bond until sureties Adolph Pincus and Dr H H Hanson appeared. Bond approval stalled as bond dispute and contempt threats arose. Londoner remained jailed awaiting bond approval and a decisive ruling on appeal.
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J. Nat. Londoner
Dixon
Hanson
Londoner
Abel Johnson
Butte Lodge to Meet at Masonic Hall on Sept 23
A meeting of Butte Lodge No. F. and A. M. will be held at Masonic Hall on Saturday September 23. All Masons are requested to attend. F. W. McCRIMMON W. M.
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Butte Lodge No. .F. & A
Masonicale
F. W. McCrimmon
W. M
Court Notes Show Variety of Montana Legal Actions
A roundup of court activity includes John O Neill pleading not guilty to burglary with a $400 cash bond posted, a motion by defendants in Silas King versus Maloney seeking access to alleged workings beneath the Silver King claim, and a condemnation suit to lay a water line from Big Hole river. Other items include Kate Bush charged with assault by corrosive chemicals, a case involving Louise Parker proving heirs in Frank Parker estate, and an alias summons against Emmet Callahan over a bank judgment for 1508.50 plus 60 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Neill
James H. Maloney
Silas F. King
Eugene Carroll
Patrick Kirby
James Pennington
Milton Keller
Henry Armstrong
Benjamin Armstrong
Big Hole River
Butte
Midland Rock
Beaverhead County
Monica Frey Callahan
Emmet Callahan
National Bank of the Republic
Salt Lake City
Emmet
Lovey and Simons Visit Local Relatives and Hosts
A. L. Lovey cartoonist of the Her Engraving company Salt Lake is visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Davis. Mrs. L. F. Simons proprietor of the Iland House Jefferson Island is visiting the city for a few days as guest of her daughter Mrs. W. C. Bacheler.
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A. L. Lovey
Her- Engraving Company
Salt Lake
Morgan Davis
Cabinet Session Hints at Prolonged Talks and Possible Aggressive Plans
London Sept 22 Cabinet convened at 12 30 p m with a large Downing Street crowd. Chamberlain drew applause as Rothschild met Balfour amid money troubles over a war campaign. No new Transvaal developments emerged yet dispatches warned of warlike Cape tone. Rumors swirled of protracted negotiations or a hidden aggressive agenda but Pall Mall Gazette believed no major decision had been made.
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London
Downing Street
Chamberlain
Baron Rothschild
Treasury
Balfour
Transvaal
Cape
Orange Free State
Foreign Office
Marquis of Lansdowne
Admiralty
George J. Goschen
War Office
Premer Salisbury
Counci
William
Delagaa Bay
Allahabad
Great Britain
Delagar Bay
Pall Mall
Churches Respected and Foley Death Noted in Butte
Washington reports General Olss cablegram on September 18 stating sixteen Filipino church properties are occupied by U S troops with four partially used and three convents seized while churches remain respected and protected. Talward Foley died today at his residence on Anaconda hill, an old Butte resident, leaving a wife seven children and four brothers. Funeral notice later.
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Washington
War Department
Ols
Philippines
United States
Rehhurches
Talward Foley
Anaconda Hill
Foley
Butte
Peculiar Court Scene Reveals Landlord-tenan t Dispute
An Orleans Times-Democrat report recounts a odd court exchange where a New Orleans lawyer recalls a sister city case involving Callihan and a landlord over repairs and rent. The dispute features a fussy ex-college professor, threats of eviction, a beating, and conflicting testimony about alleged threats and an attempt to set a fer? fire.
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Orleans
Callahan
Tishman
Toto
Point Bank
Ain
Fragmentary court exchange and reprimand described
A disrupted court scene recounts a witness’s words about Mike’s actions toward a landlord. The judge, after questioning, issues a reprimand to the prisoner, with the misquoted testimony revealing fear and implied violence.
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Mike
Artificial light and the coming age of endless day
A 19th century vision argues that cheap abundant artificial light will erase day and night, curb crime, and reshape city life. Darkness will be conquered enabling extended work hours and comfortable summers, as cities glow from sunset to sunrise with commerce and activity. The writer laments being born in a prior era.
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Iro
Hawaiian Luau History and Modern Texas Barbecue Tale
A Washington Post piece describes Hawaiian luau traditions tracing to ancient Kanaka gatherings and contrasts them with today’s raucous celebrations. It discusses language shifts from Ludi to lau, and notes a travel tale of a Wekseako arriving in San Francisco en route to Washington with pol and other edibles for relatives including an ex-queen. The author reflects on changes in festivity style from chaste gatherings to a boisterous modern scene, mentioning Gavorted and a past Hawaiian king.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Washington
Dele
Hawaiian Islands
Dave Kalaloa
Hirdies
Luau origins and dead captain Paul Jones noted
The piece lampoons the modern luau scene linking Cave and Kalahaua to exotic revelry and notes the mystery of Captain John Paul Jones's burial site in Paris, where he died July 19 1792 and was honored by the French government though his grave location remains unknown.
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Nero
Heliogabalua
David
Dave
Kalahaua
John Paul Jones
Paris
White Front Grocery Seeks Trade With Bargain Canned Goods
Local grocer advertises a wide selection of canned goods at discounted prices. Listings include Standard Cursere, Casino Corn and Beans, Eastern Tomatoes, Casino Tomatoes, and various can quantities with marked per can and per dozen prices. Labels emphasize low prices and value for customers.
Fruits Prices Offer For Customer Visit
A small ad lists Eastern cherries plums raspberries berries and gooseberries with prices at 1 dozen cans for 1.80 and seven cans for 1.00. It invites customers to visit if the prices serve as an inducement.
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Justice Harrington
Montana
Kate Bush
Josephine Hogarth
Miss Bush
Nichols
Hogarth
Louise H. Parker
Clay County
Minn
Frank E. Parker
Myrian
Gladys Parker
Cabinet Council
Castoria
Infanta
White Front
N. Main
J. Fhone
Theos. F. Courtney
West Park Street
Symons
Nottingham
Asc
Ladies Union
I-Ac
Calico
Congress
Uae
Oxfords
Osc
Aubre-Heaared
Te Silesia
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