Inquest Clears Guard in Warm Springs Death
Coroner and jury at Warm Springs Montana exonerate guard Robert Hanley after an inquest into the death of Robert Walker an insane patient who died from a skull fracture after an escape attempt. Witnesses say the blow was delivered in self defense and justified, with management also cleared. Walker had once escaped from the asylum and was pursued two miles from the institution before the fatal strike.
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Robert Walker
Warm Springs
Robert Hanley
Hardenbrook
Duffy
Walker
Deer Lodge
Robinson
Hanley
J. A. Evans
Mr. Hanley
Charles Jackell
Evans
J. M. Scanland
Jackell
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Warm Springs Asylum
John G. Horns Fforeman
William F. Furrey
William Terrill
J. F. Jones
N. A. Christensen
Fagles Meet in Special Session Tonight
Anaconda aerie No. 18 F. O. E. holds a special meeting this Monday evening at 30 sharp. President Frank A. Dailey announces important business to be addressed.
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Fagles
Anaconda Aerie
Frank A. Dailey
Unclaimed Letters Advertised at Anaconda Post Office
The weekly end April list shows unclaimed letters for men Henry Auger Kas Cahill J P Clark W A Cooper Ho B Vletcher John tlaze Geo B Heath Joseph Hendrickson Anthony Hibert Willie Lynden James Lydon Mo McGovern Jas J Maher J B Malloy W H L Manning M Pitkin Matt Potter Erwin Rinehart Jos Landon J J Steele Frank Tobin Martin Tschida G W Wheat. Women Mamie Bell Mrs Mary Harrimarrigan Mrs Thomaga Zuzana Foreign Mrs Mary Kelly David Later A J A Mansen John Millar Franek arone. Call for above letters Bay advertised.
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Henry Auger
Arel Bahon
Kas. Cahill
J. P. Clark
W. A Cooper
Ho B. Vletcher
John Tlaze
Geo. B. Heath
Joseph Hendrickson
Anthony Hibert
Willie Lynden
James T. Lydon
Mo McGovern
Jas
J. Maher
J. B. Malloy
W. HL. Manning
M. Pitkin
Matt Potter
Erwin Rinehart
Jos. Landon
J. J. Steele
Frank Tobin
Martin Tschida
G. W. Wheat
Mamie Bell
Mary Harrimarrigan
Thomaga Zuzana
Mary Kelly
David Later
A J. A. Mansen
John Millar
Franerik
Arone
A. Devine
P.M
Sam Cyr Murder Examination Set For Garrison Justice
The examination of Sam Cyr, who stabbed Peter Johnson in a row at Dave Hogans saloon in Gold Creek last Monday night, will be held before the justice of the peace at Garrison. Cyr was arrested shortly after by Deputy Sheriff Robinson and jailed in Deer Lodge. County Attorney Durty will go to Gar.
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Sam Cyr
Peter Johnson
Dave Hogans
Gold Creek
Justice of the Peace
Garrison
Cyr
Robinson
Deer Lodge
Durty
Gar
Prosecution Opens Case This Morning
Court session begins with the prosecution outlining the charges and presenting initial evidence. Prosecutors seek to establish key facts and identify defendants and relevant dates as the trial progresses.
Daily horse racing entries at Aqueduct and Oakland tracks
Listed results show racing across six races with horses and odds, including Sparrow Wig Candia Lin dula Olea Racebud Wine press Diminutive Dangerous Maid Pink Domino Insurrection Elsie Skin Jamaica Owensboro Daily Report Gold Luck Jamaica Pink Domino and others. Weather clear track fast and the entries cover selling races two-year-olds handicaps and Futurity course events with multiple horses and odds.
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Olea
Racebud
Winepress
Dangerous Maid
Pink Domino
Insurrection
Biwen
Calanthus
Servant
Vouch
the Diddy
Hanswurst
Bilionaire
Remaen
Zaemaide
Pickwickian
Bannock
Blueaway
the Gardener
Bangor
Knight of the Garter
Merry Prince
Bea Robber
Lady Quality
Della Coe
the Jade
Novelty
Mudder
Golden Lilly
Zenaide
Anice
Connie
Gold Luck
Lottie Sheville
Manitoban
Purifactor
Golden Rattle
the Amazon
Heliobas
Boney Boy
Zanone
la Louette
Wwe
Leedsville
Galathee
Star Chime
Kamara
Multiple Advertisements and Local Notices From Anaconda
A collage of local notices, ads and social notes including furniture and rental offers, bicycle repairs, visiting locals such as Joe A. Lewis and J. R. Walkup, travelers like Miss Katie Murphy, and shop bargains on coats, wallpaper, flowers, shoes, and bicycles. Also mentions rail, drug store, and hotel activity with names and places in Butte and Anaconda.
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Katie Murphy
Utica, N.Y
Charlies Gallagher
Anaconda
Anaconda Baseball Plans Advance With Grim Arrival Expected
In Anaconda a busy week ends as Jack Grim labeled manager arrives soon to assemble a pennant team. Groundwork at Mountain View park sets plans for a 1000-seat grandstand and a strong outfield with Lloyd and McHale among prospects. Lucas works to secure rail fare terms while Pueblo signs Andrews and St. Vrain.
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Anaconda
Jack Grim
Brooklyns
Grim
Mountain View Park
Anaconda Lake Park
Tommy Lloyd
Jimmie McHale
Burt Storey
Mickey Lynch
Jack Thim
Lucas
League
Helena Independent
W. H. Lucas
Whitney
Great Northern Railway Company
Butte
Great Northern
St. Paul
True Foundation of Christian Church sermon analysis
Rev Frank Minnick preached at the corner church on What is the True Foundation of the Church based on I will build my church. He argued faith is the foundation but questioned whether faith rests on human reason or revelation, contrasting Abel's revelation with Cain's offering and warning against tradition.
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Frank Minnick
The
Christian Church
Bixth
Quk
Matt
Ain
Abel
Cain
God
Brist
Christ
True foundation of the church is revelation
The writer argues God reveals the church's foundation through Jesus Christ and divine revelation. Peter’s confession, Paul’s teaching, and essential practices like baptism and Lord’s Supper are all grounded in revealed truth. Faith, conduct, and worship derive from revealed guidance.
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God
Jesus Christ
Peter
Christ
Paul
Death Bed Plea in Anaconda Soldier’s Last Hours
Carl G Killinder ex temper of Company K Montana volunteers lies dying at St Ann s hospital after service in the Philippines. A 21 year old who came from Peru Indiana four years ago worked at the smelters until enlistment. He fell ill with pneumonia eight days ago and no hope remains for his recovery. his parents in Peru Indiana have been notified.
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Tommy Lioeyd
Anaconda
Butte
Tommy
Anacondas
Lloyd
Jim Powell
Powell
Lew Baker
Coast
Billy da- Vix
Wisconsin
Billy Frere
Williams
Merkle
Howard Lloyd
Butte Boys
Carl G. Killinger
Company K
Montana
St. Ann's Hospital
Peru
Ind
Ind Ke Company
Ccampagn
Ohe
Philippines
May Dress Offer Promises Big Savings
A midweek sale advertises a ladies dress for under 22.50, claiming it beats a $40.00 value. The offer runs from Monday morning through Saturday evening, with emphasis on quality linings and first class workmanship and a stated saving of 17.50.
Tailor offers skirt made to fit at fabric price
An advertisement invites women to have a custom skirt tailored to fit, priced roughly at the cost of the fabric. The offer emphasizes affordability and personalized fit for the wearer.
Blue Letter Sale Opens in Women’s Wear
May sales in the women’s wear department begin with blue pencil marks on tickets. To make the event memorable, three of the season’s most used lines were chosen and the knife and blue pencil were used to rip the profit off the ticket.
Tailored Spring Suits Go On Blue Letter Sale
All our new Spring Suits in black blue tans browns and mixed cheviots go in this Blue Letter Sale. A saving of 5.4 to 8.00 on every suit. Perfect fit guaranteed no charge for alterations.
Skirts in Stock Priced at Letter Rates
All skirts in stock marked at letter prices. Mohair fabrics and broad cloth in black and navy with plaids and mixtures. No old stock remaining. A chance to secure skirts at greatly reduced prices.
Silk Waists on sale at Blue Letter prices
Fifty Silk Waists in black and colored styles offered at Blue Letter sale prices. Sizes S2 to 44 available with plain and fancy silks valued from 5.00 to 15.00.
Silk Petticoats in Blue Letter Sale
Thirty five fancy colored silk petticoats offered in a Blue Letter Sale. Prices range from $8.00 to $30.00. Includes choice new items. Be first to choose as selections won’t last at these prices.
Spring Hats Arrive In New Materials For Bargain
A selection of 30 new spring hats trimmed in fresh colors offered at 4.9 dollars each. Hats range from 5.5 to 7.5 dollars and are on display today for quick sale.
New New England Limited In Service With New Schedule And Cars
New New England Limited starts April 29 running 26 hours to Boston with departures from Chicago at 2 00 p m arriving Boston 5 00 p m next day. Train offers sleeping dining buffet and library smoking cars and coaches. Old Lakeshore route replaced by New York Central and Boston and Albany services. Train No 14 at 5 90 p m will be discontinued. W B Hutter N W PAs J B Hult P A 122 Endiertt Arcade St Paul Minn F M Byron G W A Chicago A J Smith G P T A Cleveland Ohio.
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New England Limited
Boston
Chicago
Lakeshore
Michigan Southern
New York Central
Booston & Albany
New York & Keston
Lake Shore Limited
W. B. Hutter
N. W
Pas
J. B. Hult
P. A
Endiertt Arcade
St. Paul
Minn
F. M. Byron
A. J. Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
Woodmen of the World Camp 154 Changes Meeting Night
Anaconda camp 154 announces Woodmen of the World meetings now occur on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month instead of every Wednesday night. J. K. Forrest serves as Consul Commander.
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Anaconda Camp
Woodmen of the World
J. K. Forrest
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