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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1903

Page

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Prisoner Frank Ortoff Ends Escape Bid With Suicide

In Butte Montana, Frank Ortoff, jailed for stage robberies, hanged himself using a quarter inch silk rope tied to a cell lattice. A farewell letter to newspapers explains the failed escape plan with Lennox and others, and notes his wish to avoid irons. Coroner and jail staff investigated the death.

Frank Ortoff Silver Bow Butte Wyoming John Harrington Egan Sherman & Reed

Accidental tragedy in Kansas City heiress case of Evans and wife

George B. Evans, manager of American Transfer, killed his wife Lillie Maude Evans in their Kansas City home, then shot himself. The couple had just filed divorce and property suits, with disputes over barn, race horses, and other assets. Eyewitness testimony from a hired girl described Evans dragging his wife by the hair and firing a fatal shot.

Kansas City George B. Evans American Transfer Company Lillie Maude Evans Evans Mt. St. Mary's

Signs of a Break Down as Zidmair Faces Hanging

Special Dispatch to the Standard Livingston Aug 15 Martin Zidmair condemned to die Sept 4 for murder on Trail Creek shows signs of breaking down. He has grown thin and nervous as execution nears though he answers questions poorly in English. A possible 60 day appeal window may delay the hanging. A drop weight scaffold weighing 300 pounds has arrived from Butte and will be set by an experienced operator.

George Reider Trail Creek Fesh Zidmair Butte

Two Italians in Love Tragedy Ends in Shooting at Falls

At Great Falls, Angelo Terate or Terate was shot twice in the thigh by Pasquale Caputo after a long feud with Caputo’s family over Luela Caputo. Terate and his brother Joseph then beat Caputo, who was taken to Columbus hospital. Angelo Terate is jailed. Caputo survived.

Epecia Great Falls Angelo Tert Thalian Pasquale Caputo Teri Joseph Caputo Capute Angela Terate Joseph Teri Capoto Columbus Ale Angelo Teri

Shuff Saves Neck at His Second Trial

Spokane report states Kalimer Shull was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the 1901 killing of Eugene Klein at Gem Idaho. The jury deliberated about half a day, the maximum penalty being life imprisonment, after his insanity defense and claim the lifekeeper’s motive involved dynamite.

Spokane Wash Kalimer Shull Eugene Klein Wallace Idaho Shuff Fluff Gem Klein

Assassins Granted Sixty Day Stay After Life Sentences

In Cynthiana Aug 15 judges overruled a new trial motion for Jett and White convicted of the Marcum assassination and sentenced to life with hard labor. The defense filed an appeal with exceptions and received a 60 day stay of execution while the court of appeals reviews the case. Jett and White were moved to Lexington and Covington jails.

Cynthiana Jett White Marcum Court of Appeals Osborne Curtis Jett Lexington Thomas White Covington

Abducts His Wife and Maltreats Her

Bloomington Wisconsin reports a mob formed last night to rescue the wife of Homer Manspile a farmer near Sydney. He forced his wife to leave her father's home at gunpoint and she was left barefooted and in minimal clothing.

Manspile Mra Teri Luela Capute Justice of the Peace Bloomington Homer Manspile Sydney

Man jailed after drunken disturbance and interference

Bozeman dispatch reports Oscar Pisin found drunk at Central avenue and Main street unable to care for himself. Chief Hobingon attempted arrest, Frost interfered then was jailed for interfering with an officer. Pisin later taken into custody with a wagon.

Bozeman Aug Oscar Pisin Hobingon Central Avenue Main Street L. Frost Beugan Frost Pisin Ule

Police say they have evidence to convict in railroad outrages

Helena Augi dispatch states Chief Travis and Officer O Brien returned from Livingston with evidence against Joseph Jarvis and William Stadtz, charged with the dynamite outrages on the Northern Pacific. A strong circumstantial case is being built and the pair may be moved to Bozeman for trial. An information charging them with attempting to wreck a train is expected to be filed in Bozeman.

Helena Augi Travis Gus O' Brien Livingston Joseph Jarvis Willim Stadtz Northern Pacific Aald Bozeman

Dan Burns Breaks Jail and Flees to the Hills

Special dispatch reports Dan Burns, jailed on disturbing the peace charges, tearing brick away to escape. He fled west of Bland and Kalispell, and authorities say he has remained at large. Burns is married to a woman recently taken to Great Falls for robbing a man of a diamond stud.

Kalispell Dan Burns Great Falls Reynolds

Lord Salisbury Sees Improvement After Illness

London August 1 report says Lord Salisbury had a comfortable night and is feeling stronger this morning after a period of illness.

London Lord Salisbury

Harlem town charter heirs claim vast New York land

Helena, Aug 15 Henry Brayman of 816 Fifth avenue, his son Albert, and daughter Mrs Carrie Stedman of 122 Broadway, are descended from original Harlem charter holders. They join 1,300 living heirs with stakes in Trinity Church property near Wall Street and Broadway, amid lawsuits and plans for a descendant meeting to claim title. Lawyers estimate 300 million dollars in land for the heirs, with formal notices and proxy representation planned before further action.

The Standard Helena Henry Brayman Fifth Avenue Albert Brayman Carrie Stedman Broadway New York Harlem Gotham Trinity Church Wall Street Old Town New York City King of England Trinity Church Io Dlivion Brayman Northwest Albert LL Brayman Montana Stedman Charles L. Stedman

Man survives fall from moving train at Big Timber

An unknown traveler riding westbound from Columbus to Big Timber narrowly escaped death when he fell from the platform as the train pulled away. Thrown onto the edge with only a six inch gap between platform and coach, he lay stunned until the train passed, sustaining only minor injuries.

Standard Big Timber Columbus

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