Grady Suspect in Proulx Diamond Robbery Case
Butte police pursue Minnie Grady in a drugging and robbery case involving Emma Proulx. Investigators trace movements from the buggy scene to Grady's home and note several witnesses placing the pair together on the road. Proulx recovers and vows prosecution while officers seek diamonds as they press for immunity concessions.
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Butte
Minnie Grady
Emma Proulx
Mrs. Proulx
Mrs. Grady
Burlington
Anaconda
Mrs Grady
Grady
East Granite Street
Chief Reynolds
Murphy
Verdict in Riddell case seals up jury decision
The Riddell versus Ramsey and Suiter trial concluded with a sealed verdict after a long day of judge's instructions and closing arguments. Plaintiffs and defendants sparred over bribery and graft claims tied to Paulsen and public building contracts as the jury deliberated before delivering a sealed verdict to be opened this morning.
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J. A. Riddell
G. L. Ramsey
Charles Suiter
Judge Harney
George H. Shelton
C. B E. Day
Walter Hartman
J. W. Cotter
Shelton
Suiter
Paulsen
Day
Hartman
Riddell
Harney
Plays anther great part at Broadway in Lady Barter
Rose Coghlan stars in Charles Coghlan's Lady Barter at the Broadway theater for a second night. The comedy lacks Forget-Me-Not's merit but remains a delightful piece. Coghlan plays the title role a worldly adventuress in a brief triumph a desperate struggle to keep it and a final defeat.
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Rose Coghlan
Broadway
Charles Coghlan
Miss Coghlan
Local Theater Adorns Night With "Lady Barter" Cast
The program spotlights Miss Coghlan delivering the lead with strong backing from Em mett C King Elwood Bostwick and Miss Agnes Roslyn. A curtain raiser "Between Matinee and Night" preceded the main play as another large audience attended.
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Coghlan
Emmett C. King
Elwood Bostwick
Agnes Roslyn
Weinig Beats Carter In Six Round Bout Despite Harsh Weighing
In a six round contest Weinig defeated Carter who ended the bout covered in blood and barely able to stand. Carter appealed the decision but the referee stood by the ruling as Weinig emerged from the ring unscathed.
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Carter
Weinig
Miners Reject Indianapolis Agreement in Strike Standoff
Dubois Pa April 7 district officers of the United Mine Workers and delegates from Rochester Pittsburg Coal and Tren company reject the Indianapolis agreement. They refuse mule haulage both ways and demand settlement terms from General Manager Robinson at Punxsutawney. The 10 000 miners strike continues with no immediate settlement in sight.
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Robinson
Insurgents Seize Jacmel In Haitian Uprising
Insurgents led by Gen Nicolas Baptiste captured Jacmel on the south coast of Hayti on Saturday. The town was held for 24 hours before rebels withdrew to the hills with arms and ammunition. Two were killed and several wounded in the fighting. The Crete a Plerot cruiser and War Minister V Guillaume mobilized aid to Jacmel. All quiet at Port au Prince.
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Port Au Prince
Hayti
Nicolas Baptiste
Jacmel
Crete-a-Plerot
V. Guillaume
Fingers severly lacerated in Wyoming street saloon brawl
A loud disturbance in a East Park street saloon ends with John McDonald from High Ore No. 2 mine badly injuring three fingers and being kicked. Policeman fired, Mary Murphy of 624 Wyoming street is arrested for drunkenness as the brawl prompts a city hearing.
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Wyoming Street
Galena Street
East Park Street
John McDonald
High Ore No. 2
McDonald
Mary Murphy
White
OFF FOR TRAINING GROUNDS
Four heavy weights from the Butte baseball team left for Salt Lake City to train and build condition ahead of the season. Others expected to join soon include Houtz Kane Kelly Hawley Burns and Searfoss with McCloskey and the new signees preparing for daily practice.
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Butte Baseball Club
Salt Lake City
Butte
Measrs
Tredway
McIntyre
Marshall
Ward
Houtz
Kane
Kelly
Hawley
Burns
Searfoss
McCloskey
Firemen Struggle With Mud After Viaduct Alarm
Fire Chief Sanger and No. 2 hook and ladder company responded to a still alarm from the Harrison street viaduct in South Butte. The heavy truck got mired in nearly two feet of mud, costing boots for several crew members as they extricated the vehicle. Sparks from a passing locomotive touched planks, causing a small blaze that was extinguished with little loss.
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Sanger
No. 2 Hook and Ladder Company
Harrison Street
South Butte
Humane Society Remains Without Paid Special Officer
The Humane Society, unable to fund a salary, held a special meeting and declared the office of special officer J. H. Dickinson vacant due to lack of treasury funds. No money to defray expenses.
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the Humane Society
J. H. Dickinson
Butte Theatre Opens With A King's Rival Tonight
John Griffith stars in A King's Rival at the Broadway theater tonight. John N Steward and family return from Southern California reporting improved health. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde will be shown at Maguire's Grand Opera House with promise of a fine Bandmann company presentation.
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John Griffith
John N. Steward
California
Mr. Steward
Dr. Jeyku
Mr. Hyde
Maguire's Grand Opera House
Bandmann Company
Blizzard Rages Through Central Wisconsin
A fierce April blizzard hits Plainfield and central Wisconsin with heavy snow and strong winds. The storm ushers in record cold and is described as the worst of the winter season.
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Plainfield
Wis
Wisconsin
Kid Carter Edges Al Weinig In Brooklyn Bout
Chicago April 7 Kid Carter of Brooklyn won a disputed decision over Al Weinig of Buffalo in a boxing match at an undisclosed venue. The result leaves Carter with a win in the expected welterweight contention.
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Chicago
Kid’ Carter
Brooklyn
al Weinig
Buffalo
Army health report cites Philippines troops data in Feb
The surgeon general published Major Kennedy’s month end report covering February health in the Philippines. There were 2,661 sickness cases, 6.39 percent of the command, with rising malarial fever but falling gastric and intestinal diseases. Only one bubonic plague case occurred, native none in the archipelago.
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Washington
Army
Kennedy
Philippines
Sheridan
Deming Habeas Corpus Case Moves Up for Hearing
In Washington on April 7 the solicitor general moved to advance the hearing of Peter C. Deming’s case. Deming, a volunteer army officer released from prison on a habeas corpus writ by a Kansas district court, alleges the trial officers were regular army officers.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Solicitor General
Peter ¢C. Deming
Volunteer Army
United States District Court of Kansas
Regular Army
Canadian Casualties Reported From Cape Town Dispatch
A casualty department dispatch from Cape Town lists 22 additional Canadian soldiers wounded in the March 31 engagement. Notable names include Farrier Sergeant George McKeogh of Rossland British Columbia, dangerously wounded, and Lance Corporal R. Lloyd of Revelstoke British Columbia, slightly wounded.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Cape Town
George McKeogh
Rossland
B. C
R. Lloyd
Revelstoke
Citizens' Ticket Wins in Dubuque and Towar
Mayor Berg is re-elected by a 3000 vote margin on the citizens' ticket. The citizens' slate carried most offices. the treasurer went to the Democrats. The ticket secured two aldermen and will control the council.
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Dubuque
Towa
Berg
Citizens
Democrats
Will
Infernal machine explodes at Brussels bank entrance
An infernal device exploded at the entrance of the Banque Nationale in Brussels. The blast damaged the janitor’s apartments but no culprits were found. No persons were reported harmed in the incident.
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Brussels
Banque Nationale
Dainty Fifth performance ends amid student protests in Cork
In Cork on April 7 the Dandy Fifth opera house show ended early as a crowd of students in the gallery disrupted the performance. The demonstrators then paraded through the town led by a Boer figure, causing authorities to take note of the unrest.
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Cork
Opera
A Boer
Superior Stomach and Liver Tablets Versus Pills
The Stomach and Liver Tablets are easier to take, gentler in effect, and more reliable than pills. They cleanse and invigorate the stomach, leaving the bowels natural, while pills are harsher and often cause constipation. Sold at Standard, Smith, Martin, and J. M. Kennedy drug stores in Butte.
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Chamberlain
Standard Drug Store
Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
J. M. Kennedy Drug Company
Butte
Loyal crowd clashes over flag challenge turning violent
A loyalist crowd attempted to capture a flag leading to a fight as police intervened with batons. many people were injured during the disturbance.
Colfax Farmer Sentenced for Perjury Over 18 Claim
George E B Horner of Viola Idaho was sentenced by Judge Chadwick to 30 months in the penitentiary after being convicted of perjury for swearing Miss Mary Spray was over 18 to obtain a marriage license. The girl was 15. She and her husband live apparently happily together.
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Spokane
Wash
Colfax
Spokesman-Review
George EB. Horner
Viola
Idaho
Mary Spray
Horner
Chadwick
Imperial Interior Secretary Returns From Tariff Mission
Count Posadowsky-Wehner after touring principal courts reports unified state governments back the empire’s tariff stance against agrarian grain duties. Agrarians face likely loss of tariff bill unless they accept the government position.
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Berlin
Count Posadowsky- Wehner
Empire
London Charity Appeal For Johannesburg Artisans
At Lord Milner's suggestion the Lord Mayor of London appeals for money and household necessities to aid families of Johannesburg artisans whose homes were looted while they were away from the Transvaal. The appeal was conveyed via Mr. Chamberlain, the colonial secretary.
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London
Lord Milner
South Africa
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Mr. Chamberlain
Danish Cruiser Valkyrien Ordered Back Amid Revolt Fears
London reports the Danish cruiser Valkyrien, which departed the West Indies last week, has been ordered to return to St Thomas as Copenhagen fears a potential revolt there.
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London
Danish West Indies
Copenhagen
Daily Mail
St. Thomas
Ten Die In Union Mines Collapse Near Carthagena
Madrid reports ten men killed when part of the Union mines collapses near Carthagena. Emergency crews and local authorities investigated the site as rescue operations continued.
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Madrid
Union
Carthagena
Riding Gear Tips From the Guacho's Book
Practical riding advice for grazing across pampas inclines. Readiness includes leather reins, cinch width, rawhide lasso handling, and careful mounting to avoid injuries. Emphasizes proper saddle covers, bit adjustment, and staying balanced.
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