Butte Man Held on Serious Charges for Wife Beating Death
Louis Grossman a shoemaker is jailed without bond as two assault charges loom and police weigh a possible added charge. He is accused of beating his wife on two occasions and of causing injuries leading to Louis Neer’s operation and death after an attack near St Paul’s hospital. Neer died following the second operation, with remains buried in a Jewish cemetery. Police say Grossman’s arrest followed wife’s complaint and threats with a butcher knife. release was refused while the court weighs further action amid claims by Alderman Congdon and ex policeman Parini that the man was being detained to block his vote.
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Louis Grosseman
Grossman
Louis Nee
St. Paul's Hospital
Newer
Neer
Richards
Price
McGillick
Reynolds
Congdon
Parini
Roth
Parint
Coroner to Inquire Into Cave In Fatal Mine Injuries
Coroner Johnson to hold inquests at Tachells and Shermans undertakers into the deaths of William McKenzie 40 Nova Scotia native who died after being crushed in the Verrel shaft and James Ryan killed in an Ana conda mine cave-in. McKenzie remains to be sent home for burial in Nova Scotia.
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William McWkenzie
Murray & Freund Hospital
Johnson
Tachell
Undertaking Rooms
McKenzie
Nova Scotia
Sherman
James Ryan
Anaconda
Business Men's association faces waning attendance
At a board meeting a heart to heart talk sought ways to boost public interest and attendance. Members noted few attend while many pay dues, and urged action before the group goes by default.
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Business Men's Association
C. Harpold
Chicago
Harpold
Boards of Trade
Billings
Great Falls
Thomas Richards
Association
Brophy
P. Best
Richards
Mahon
Mining Congress
National Committee On
Congress
Board of Directors
George Tong Ill in Butte Still in Serious Condition
George Tong pioneer miner of Butte is seriously ill at St. Pauls hospital after arriving from Divide where he had been for some time. Dr Wells attends him. his condition worsened with sinking spells. Tong promoted Vulcan and Shonar mines and had other interests in the city.
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George Tong
Butte
St. Paul's Hospital
Dr. Wells
Divide
Mr. Tong
Vulcan
Montana
Bernier Expedition Plans Polar Quest From Vancouver
The Montreal dispatch reports Capt J E Bernier's exploring expedition to sail from Vancouver this year. He aims to reach the north pole in 196. He seeks 6000 from the federal government to buy a boat and expects 75000 more by public subscription for equipment.
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Vancouver
B. C
Montreal
J. E Bernier
Bernier
North Pole
England
Safe blown open in Spokane post office theft
A Palouse appeal reports the Spokane post office safe was blown open with dynamite at an early hour. About 600 dollars in cash was stolen with Postmaster Juan Phere estimating 800 dollars. A deputy post office inspector came from Spokane and officers seek two suspicious men who had lingered in town for a week.
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Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Juanphere
Sjukane
Fire wipes out Cottage Grove block in Chicago
A blaze drove thirty people to the street as nine frame buildings on Cottage Grove avenue between Thirty-Ninth street and Oakwood boulevard burned. The properties owned by Betty Gireen and others were destroyed, with total losses estimated at $20,000.
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Chicago
Cottage Grove Avenue
Thirty-Ninth Street
Oakwood Boulevard
Betty Gireen
Illness Update From Fort Leavenworth Prison
Leavenworth Kansas April 7 Malaria has developed in ex Captain Oberlin M Carter who has been ill for a week at the military prison at Fort Leavenworth The patient is greatly improved typhoid fever has nearly disappeared
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Leavenworth
Kan
Oberlin M. Carter
Fort Leavenworth
Sealing Schooner Reaches Life Buoy From Missing Warship Condor
Victoria B C April 7 The captain of the sealing schooner Mary Taylor reports picking up a life buoy 45 miles south of Cape Flattery from the missing warship Condor. Wreckage from Condor has been found along the coast for several hundred miles.
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Victoria
B. C
Mary Taylor
Cape Flattery
Condor
Postal Telegraph Wins Right of Way Along Union Pacific
Colorado supreme court rules Postal Telegraph may lay lines along Union Pacific railroad right of way. Union Pacific and Western Union Telegraph had opposed the request, but the court approved the construction path in Denver on April 7.
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Denver
Colo
Supreme Court of Colorado
Postal Telegraph Company
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Company
Federal Court Term Opens in Helena with Dismissals and Set Cases
The April term of the United States court began in Helena Judge Knowles set trials and dismissed several cases including United States v Fairfax and Mahoney v Helena City Others were moved to later dates with new deadlines for repleading and motions Some individuals were adjudged bank rupts and a timber land hearing dispute over correspondence and privilege sparked argument by Clark and Maynard John Ray’s widow filed a $30000 claim against Northern Pacific tied to a fatal engine explosion in 1990.
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Helena
United States Court
Knowles
United States
Northern Pacific
Wallace Mix
Frank I. Cooney
James Lowney
Mary Fiedler
John L. Miller
A. A. McDonald
John
Miller
Margaret Rhein
Rasch
Bank
O. H. Webber
Great Falls
Charles H. Larer
Railspell
Labil
John Fitzgibbons
Marysville
Louise Fitzgibbons
E. Leischke
Billings
Charles N. Bain
Culberson
James K. Murphy
Butie
Lab Lites
Peter P. Lee
Kalispell
Lina Ray
James Ray
W. A. Clark
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Blake
JW. Zevay
C. L. Griswold
T. J. Walsh
W. M. Bickford
Clark
Maynard
Department
Great Falls Notes Show Varied Local Activity
A local dispatch reports twins dying after birth, a $4 fine in a fist fight case, and incorporation papers for Fair Play Mining of Neihart with $29,999 capital. Cascade county road issues, Otter camp start in Libby, golf club plans, freight car movements around Montana Central, Elks officers installed, election bulletins published early, city council reviewing returns and boulevard maintenance bids.
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Fair Play Mining Company of
Neihart
J. I
Sarah Neihart
Jonathan
Sarah McAssey
Severe earthquake felt in Panama city yesterday
An earthquake shock was felt in Panama yesterday with reports of shaking and minor damage across areas of the capital. No injuries are yet reported and authorities advise caution as assessments continue.
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Panama
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