Noted Kid Burglar Given New Chance to Leave Butte
John Harrington, known as Tipe Harrington, released from county jail on promise to depart Butte. Pending burglary charge will hinge on his leaving and not returning. an alleged Canadian contact may aid reform. His partner Burns was released earlier and given to a rancher friend of the boy’s father. New evidence links Joseph Sullivan to a separate assault and attempted hold up case, with affidavits challenging a new trial. Other court actions include demurrers to an anti gambling charge and a forthcoming plea on grand larceny.
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John Harrington
Butte
Kd Minnlars
Tipe Harrington
Wis
Harrington
Canada
Burns
Joseph Sulivan
Nnsault
Colin McMillan
McMan
Sullivan
Yaterday
Thomas White
Gent
Mint
Thors
Red Foley
Powers
Barret
White
Art
Chicago
Pan Manley
Colly McMillan
Chitte
Reduced rail rates for Chicago convention announced
The Western Passenger association met to authorize reduced rates for the national Republican convention in Chicago in June. Fares set at 144 cents per mile with selling dates June 12 to 16 and final return June 10. Stopover rules to be announced by each railroad later.
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Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Denver
American Navy Officer Visits University in Wake of Belt Harbor Incident
Lieutenant Commander John Gibsons arrives at the university under directions from the navy department to express sympathy over the Thursday night sinking of the Beltah torpedo boat Mentroyer Inger and the loss of 36 men tied to the allied affairs.
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London
Navy Department
John Gibebons
University
Exoress Cho
Thiuraday
Beltah
Mentroyer
Inger
Divorces Delayed as Court Rebukes Light Attitude
In a contested divorce case, Judge Donlan faulted the parties for giggling in court and refused a decree before adjourning for further hearings. Mrs. Kelly testified to years of hardship, drink, and lack of support, prompting the judge to remark that the aggrieved party would be better off apart. Other cases were dismissed or continued as proceedings moved forward in a tense courtroom setting.
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Georgie Kelly
Edward W. Kelly
Aft
Kelly
Tudge Donion
Donlan
Amos Donev and Contempt Case Delayed Amid Charges
Legal turbulence surrounds Amos Donev with pending criminal charges and a contempt case. Extensions grant twenty days to prepare affidavits as Watt case hearings resume April 13. Witness Daney refuses to corroborate alleged juror payments while Donny serves a jail term for contempt and faces related perjury risks.
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Wakeman
Silas King
David M. Wath
Amos Danes
Daney
Watt
Bates
Aga Reneson
Doney Faces Prison as Two Chances Reach End
Fragmentary note suggests Doney at about age forty facing two sentencing chances. Ambiguous text hints at nat uri Tite in prison and related legal eleme nts. No clear dates, locations, or formal entities are readable.
Gratitude Due At St Louis Populist Convention
The populist national convention at St Louis left Butte anxious over the disappearance of William Von Shifelhein a key populist figure. Reporters fixated on his St Louis identity while he claimed Montana as home and defended populism amid confusion and disarray.
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Bl. Louis
Butte
von Shifelhein
Shifelhei
St. Louie
Montana
Shifelbein
Shiung
Dlagrage
Postcard Service to End at Address Office
Washington April 1 The postmaster general orders discontinuance of the posting of enrig cards at the office of addrons after numerous complaints of defaced mail The postal card program has grown large and officials expect postal collectors to welcome the new rule
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Washington
Enrig
Addrons
Announcement of Prince Ari's Son Death Delavhd
Announcement reports the death of Prince Ari's son after an appendicitis operation, with details about timing and a call to contact Orton Bros, 219 North Main Street, for arrangements or heat value services, noting next Monday arrival. The fragment mentions Yolo April 4 and a local location Pokho.
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Ari
Bairl
Hindy
Pokho
Orton Bros
Hamilton Notes Special Dispatch on Court and Town News
District court adjourned after ceasing March 28 with Judge Clements presiding. local society notes report on a Spokane visitor interested in cannery ventures and various town movements. Funeral of Nels Johnson, residence at Twin Rivers, and wedding plans for Amphey Mika Tosphing are noted among community items.
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Standard
Harmilton
District Court
Yaterday
Ceision
M. Clements
Meer
Webster
Helena
J. W. Bean
Migsonia Amber Company
Une
Verde
Efumilten Wi Cunning Factory
Ysterda
Ate Searles
Spokane
Banward C. Levis
Lo Grevensville Unis Anomins
Nels Johinson
Miaagula
Arte
Tiveralde
Yeators
Humax
Bate
Deere
Hamilton
B.S. Chafity
Miksunia Grastor
Geneve Uhiltin
Oe DB
Keets
Missoulany
JW. Mackinlhy
Tannton
W. DB. Wites
Victor
Taw
James B. Hateman
Cora Moller
Bazeman
Thomas 1
Marker
Murop Mer Aid
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Wide Trier
Goodyear
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Coerty
Joe Sulivan
Plenn
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W.C. Semper
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Grind Iaveeny
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Ayupmoey
Troy
Cee
Bouranin
Mayma
Pengiy
Pengilly
Paduce
Tourquiiiela
Wileh
Han Tever
Laura Buckley Dkainst
Wiliam Buckey
Josephine Covell
Albert I. Caven
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