Alder Men Discuss Question of Ethics in Butte Council
Four hour city council session ends with debate over honoring Hugh Anderson for defending an attacked family. Aldermen differ on approving a resolution. some call it commendable while others warn against endorsing vigilantism. Debates continue on race track morals, budget, and public works with bids, sewer plans, and street projects discussed.
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Death of a Colorado Pioneer
A prominent Colorado lawyer and pioneer died this evening after four years of chronic illness. Judge Ward, formerly from Tilmore, had long been active in state politics and was elected to Congress in 1872 as a Republican representing Chicago.
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Filipino Convicted in Batangas Murder Case
Information reached the war department that Pedro Capua, a native Filipino, was convicted by a military court at Tanauan Batangas for complicity in the murder of Second Lieutenant Paul D. Stickney of the 21st Infantry. He was sentenced to be hanged in January 190.
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War Department
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Batangas
Paul D. Stickney
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Provine
Capua’s Sentence Reduced for Officers Murder Case
It was alleged Capua aided a party that murdered officers by Jones. General Chaffee commuted Capua’s sentence to imprisonment at hard labor for 20 years.
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Last Sad Rites for Lawrence Gearing Held
A wake and funeral service for Lawrence Gearing were held with a church ceremony and a burial at the Catholic cemetery. Mourners included Mrs Parker of Whitehall and Miss Genevieve Knowland among others as the body was laid to rest after the final benediction.
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Raele Steele
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Olt Gilman
Lawrence Gearing
Butte Briefs Appointing Delegate to Trans Miss Congress
County commissioners received a request to appoint a delegate to the Trans Miss program in St Paul on Aug 1 to 22. The appointment hinges on finding a person who can attend. The sheriff’s office reports a $100 reward for Dan Harkin, an Idaho penitentiary escapee, now sought.
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Idaho Penitentiary
Five collieries abandoned under inspector’s order
William Stein, state mine inspector for Shenandoah district, announced five collieries under his jurisdiction have been abandoned by their owners. The sites are Hooded, Bear Run, East Hear Ridge, Kohinoor, and Preston No. 5, valued at about 10,000 dollars each. Only 14 of 36 collieries are ready for immediate operation, with many needing one to four months to drain water and repair. About 2,000 miners face unemployment, affecting thousands more who left the region during the strike. The report signals higher coal prices and a prolonged resumed production outlook.
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Arrest on Perjury Charge in Senate Testimony
Corporal Richard O'Brien of the 38th Regiment was arrested on a bench warrant from the District of Columbia for perjury related to his May testimony before the Senate committee on Philippine affairs. He surrendered quietly, planned to prove his prior statements, and said he would call witnesses. Captain McDonald of Boston, his commanding officer, had earlier disputed O'Brien's severe charges. Senator Lodge was quoted in the report.
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Lodge
Prosecution Expected Over OBrien Testimony on Igbaras Incident
Corporal Richard OBrien testified before the senate Philippine committee that a Spanish woman in Igbaras was violated by American officers. He said Captain McDonald and others were intoxicated at a San Joaquin reception and conducted themselves disorderly. He accused McDonald of selling rations and striking a Filipino prisoner, while noting dum Gum bullets were issued normally. Captain McDonald denied the allegations in his committee testimony.
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Roosevelt Surprises Navy Crew On Mayflower Visit
President Roosevelt aboard the Mayflower observes target practice as crews fire at sea off Greenport. He commends Gun Pointer W. J. O'Donnell and the winning crew for high accuracy, pledges support for the Navy, and later salutes on the Sylph before heading to Sagamore Hill.
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Armed masked riders terrorize Perryville residents
A band of about 30 mounted men, wearing masks and armed, entered Perryville ten miles away last night. They dragged William Goodnight and George Russell Wallace Bottom from their homes, tied them to trees, and whipped them. The assailants ordered victims to work or leave town, and Goodnight says several attackers were recognized. Earlier, threatening caps left at multiple doors were dismissed as a joke. arrests may follow.
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Perryville
William Goodnight
George Russell Wallace
Goodnight
Burrows Seized After Alleged Farmhouse Attack
Oshkosh Wisconsin recounts a sheriff posse action as Samuel Burrows, a 25 year old farmer, faces murder allegations after firing on two visitors who stopped at his house for a drink. Burrows was reportedly fed by posse members prior to officers arriving, with authorities fearing insanity as the incident unfolded.
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Samuel Burrows
Kilten
Abrams
A. Stontagu
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Burrows
Tefe
Boy Reunites with Father After Ten Years apart
A missing boy, ten years separated, was captured near Quincy Texas at age 12 by two tramps. His parents, long seeking him, moved to Kansas. This morning the man and boy unexpectedly met at a post office in Fort Worth where the boy was identified and recounted his escape.
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Mitt
Charles Gardner
Quincy
Kansis
Jolen
Fort Worth
Tex
Democratic state convention elects officers in Rawlins
The Democratic state convention met in Rawlins at 3 Delock noon. Ta Kapis of Laramie county was elected chairman and Will Reid of Carbon county as secretary and the usual committees were appointed.
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Wyo
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Delock
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Laramie County
Will Reid
Carbon County
Strike Called Off by National Textile Workers in Augusta
Aug. 6 at a national council meeting of the United Textile Workers of America the strike of the co operatives at Augusta Georgia was voted to be called off and the strikers were ordered to return to work. In Oregon near Lyle C A Francis of Skamania County Washington and James Jarvis both drowned after a rescue attempt yesterday.
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National Council of the United Textile Workers of America
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Dalles
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Francis
Skamania County
Wash
James Jarvis
Lyle
Young Jarvis
Weather and trade group actions span Portland and Washington
In Portland, the month peaked with a maximum of 8.0 dollars for city measures while AU Hoesburg reported a record 100 degree high. Washington notes the National Retail Butchers and Meat Dealers Protective association today adopted new measures or policies.
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Resolutions on state inducements for industry growth
Resolutions recommend that Eastern, middle and Southern states offer inducements by bounty or other means to promote industry in those regions. They were adopted extending to Attorney General Knox and to Attorney General Davis of New York for their injunction proceedings against the so called beet trust.
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Davis
New York
Beet Trust
Vatican Questions Friars Lands Sale in Philippines
Vatican officials report that almost all friars real estate in the Philippines was sold before American rule to syndicates and corporations led by Amer-Young King in New York. The friars reportedly hold shares but not controlling interests, with Taft proposing to buy lands. Governor Taft testified transfers were colorable schemes to appear to part with titles while retaining ownership and rents. The negotiations aim to transfer lands as a whole.
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Aunty Pink the Exceedingly Black Mammy of a Florida Plantation
An long cherished South Carolina to Florida tale follows Aunty Pink, a former slave called royal by blood, who chose to follow her old family after a master moved South. She remains on the plantation quarters under the care of her former master’s son, who treats her as family, sharing tobacco and whiskey as comforts.
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Dr Moses Rockman Dead After Montana Residency
Dr Moses Rockman died at Sisters Hospital in Missoula aged 8? years after a long medical career across Montana and California. He practiced in Helena, moved to Missoula in 190? and lived there until his death. His children May and Louis Rockman were at his bedside. funeral set under local lodge auspices and community members mourned his loss.
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Governor Hunt Denounced At Convention
A fragmented report from Pocatello notes a delegation led by Theo Wooley and others condemning Governor Hunt for approving controversial apportionment. The convocation backing Dr. C. Beatley for governor is described, with strong sentiment against Hunt and references to severe crime as context.
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Guidi Named Apostolic Delegate to Manila
Helena August reports Monsignor Guidi, papal secretary of state, appointed apostolic delegate at Manila with charge of the Catholic Church in the Philippines. Guidi, formerly in Montana in 1886, has a noted history as a Holic priest. his brother Joseph is presently in Brazil.
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Philippines
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Montana
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Missoula
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Brazil
Curran Defeats Harris In Montana Welter Title Bout
Tony Harris of Dillon lost to Jack Curran in a welterweight championship contest at the Dillon theater. The bout drew about 100 spectators, billed at 100 a side plus receipts. Curran won decisively in under five minutes of the first round, claimed the stronger man and the Montana title.
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Trucke attempte Cae near Tahoe tavern murder today
A robbery attempt near Tahoe tavern in Lake Tahoe area ended with a man shot twice in the chest as he resisted. The assailant fled. a vague description is all that is known, with no trace found. The wounded man and his wife were walking when the incident occurred.
Democratic Teal Committee Convenes to Fill Vacancies
A large crowd gathered as the Democratic committee met in early August to authorize the chairman to call a convention and arrange party plans. The meeting focused on filling vacancies and coordinating the campaign efforts for upcoming events.
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Fragmentary line from a weather or financial note
A garbled OCR reading mentions a coat strike and an estimated amount 4 fee eastimated at A000 1000. Phew. The speaker wonders what their share will be and what comes next. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or events.
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