Nine Jurors Say Felker Murder Trial Fair and Impartial
County Attorney Breen filed affidavits opposing a new trial in the Felker murder case. Nine jurors swear they saw only the evidence presented and that no bias or misconduct influenced their verdict. They deny any improper handling of photographs or autopsy diagrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen
Felker
John V. Cunningham
Co. J. Cutter
John W. Cotter
Cotter
Albert Vinsberge
Hiram Watson
M. &. Fifer
Jacob Kambric
Peter Bureau
C. A.keenfield
Joseph Maillette
George Rogers
John Cook
Ginsberg
Soldiers Rampage in Miles City Foreign District Disturbance
Special correspondence reports Troops F and E of the 13th Cavalry after arriving at Fort Keogh. They allegedly caused damage in a Chinese restaurant and caused trouble in the red light district. A rock was thrown at a window and Warren was arrested by Policeman C A Jackson. Morrison and Butler pursued Benner. a crowd formed as citizens intervened to prevent further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Miles City
13Th Cavalry
Fort Keogh
Fort Meade
Red Light District
Warren
C. A. Jackson
Benner
Harry Morrison
Ben
Severe blood poisoning endangers W A Stevenson
Special Correspondence from Virginia City Aug 18 reports W A Stevenson manager at Elling and Knights hardware lies in serious condition after a cut on his thumb a week ago principal medical team in attendance. coroner Lowman sets record for inquests traveling 540 miles on four inquiries. Madison county approves the annual tax levy at 17 70 mills with allocations for schools funds and various initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Virginia City
W. A. Stevenson
Elling & Knight's Hardware Establishment
Stevenson
Sheridan Hospital
Lowman
Madison
Yellowstone Park excursion reopens from Butte August
Northern Pacific announces a second Yellowstone trip leaving Butte on August 24 at a $29 round trip rate. The fare covers all costs from departure to return and travelers should leave their name at the NP city office at Park and Main to reserve accommodations.
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Park
Northern Pacific
Butte
N. P
Cor. Park
Main Sts
Sturgis disturbance leads to arrests and damage charges
In Sturgis, 8 D Butler delivered a prisoner to Chief Hawkins who investigated a nighttime disturbance. Benner faces disturbing the peace and Warren charged with damaging a window. The notice ends with a bereavement thanks from Mr and Mrs Hughes and an unrelated Soo Line travel promotion.
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Sturgis
D. Butler
Hawkins
Benner
Warren
Charity Picnic at Columbia Gardens Delights City Children
More than 100 youngsters enjoyed a charity picnic at Columbia Gardens organized by the Associated Charities. Despite rain, the children explored the grounds, rode the merry go round, and favored the bear cubs while the ladies' efforts left a lasting impression on the city’s youngest residents.
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Columbia Gardens
Associated Charities
Butte
Cheap Yellowstone Park Excursion August Sale
Call on or write W. H. Merriman general agent for details of a $39 round trip excursion to Yellowstone Park and return on August 4. Also find piano and organ offers from Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street in Butte and Mulholland Natatorium at Granite and Arizona streets now open.
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W. H. Merriman
Gen'l. Agt
N. P. Ry
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Mulholland Natatorium
Granite and
Arizona Streets
Mormon Church
Bishop Mennedy Coe
San Francisco
Cal
Newton Bros
North Main St
Butte, Mont
Martin Drug Company
Anaconda
Mont
Kelley seeks $3,000 damages from city council
John J. Kelley, through McHatton & Cotter, demands $3,000 from the city for injuries claimed after an July 23 fall on a defective sidewalk on the east side of North Main Street between Copper and Woolman. He alleges no lighting or barriers were in place to protect pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Kelley
McHatton & Cotter
North Main Street
Copper
Woolman Streets
Women Attend Prize Fight In Menswear Amid Injunction News
Report notes at least seven women in the audience wearing male clothes at a prize fight, including hotel guests and a waitress. The Ella mine, a M. O. P. property, closed due to an injunction, displacing about 100 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Ella
Funeral for John Eustice Set for Tomorrow
The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at the residence of William Verran No Wing avenue Meaderville then services at the Meaderville M RB church.
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John Eustice
William Verran
Wing Avenue
Meaderville
Meaderville M, RB
Pennsylvania Republicans Convene With Quiet, Predictable Balloting
Harrisburg, Aug 20 The Republican state convention will meet here tomorrow to nominate Judge William Potter for supreme judge and State Representative G Harris of Clearfield for state treasurer. No other candidates are expected. Indications point to a peaceful gathering.
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Harrisburg
William Potter
G. Harris
Clearfield
Rescue Men From Water Works Tunnel In Critical Condition
Cleveland report Aug 20 says John Au gene and Adam Kest, rescued after nearly six days trapped without food, remain in a delirious or stuporous state at the hospital. Doctors still expect recovery despite precarious condition.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John Augene
Adam Kest
Water Works
Special Pan American Rates Via Northern Pacific Railway
The Northern Pacific Railway announces special Pan American rates with 60 day limit by August and September travel to Russia. Round trip fares are 64.66 and 66 dollars. For details contact W. H. Merriman general agent at Corner Park and Main streets Butte.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Sorthern Pacific Rail 1
Russia
W. H H. Merriman
Northern Pacifle Railway
Corner Park
Main Streets
Butte
Butte Links to Aldergulch Mining Affairs and Park Excursions
R A Thornton of Butte and Mrs Jessie Pettigrew visited to examine the Alder Gulch Mining and Milling Company after its recent Bell and Grand Union property purchase. Other items note a drowning in Mill Creek likely from cramps, coroner’s inquest pending, county poor farm probes, Sheriff Hill’s Warm Springs transport of an insane patient, and an Austrian warned for smoking dynamite at Bonanza mine. Also reported are a Virginia City wedding, Nez Perce visitors, new electrical project claims, and rail and excursion news with Pipestone Springs Sundays and Great Northern tickets onsale.
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R. A Thornton
Butte
Jessie Pettigrew
Alder Gulch Mining and Milling Company
Bell and Grand Union
Lowman
Patrick Carney
Marcus Elser
Sheriff Hill
Warm Springs
Stephen Kalich
Bonanza
Whithall
Sle
Mark Leifer
Divide
May Bodin
Madison House
Virginia City
Johnson
Thomas Zimmerman
Nora Goff
The
National Park
Charles Martin
Williams
J. H. Congdon
Lucy
Madison
Stillwater
Aldergulch
W. B. Millard
Moore BR. Davis
Blaine Springs
Anna H. Owsley
Jefferson Valley
State Normal School
Dillon
Rudolph K. Stees
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ROYAL
Bonn
Royal Habsburg
Christie
Europe
Owsley Block
Kodak Films
Kodak
Christie & Legs
Main, Butte
Butte High School
Calkins’ Book Store
F.A A. Ironside
West Park Street
Te of Chicago College of Dental
Sos
ADV
Cutler
Cunningham
Madison County
Alder Gulch
Yellowstone Park
Mrs. Hughes
Soo Line
W. R. Callaway
Minneapolis
Minn
Kelley
Upper Main Street
Eila
Pennsylvania
Pipestone Springs
Case, Gravelle
Ervin Co
Butte, Montana
J.T. Carroll Lumber Company
Arizona and
Platinum Streets
Mitchell
Ras Rochester
McRae & Splves
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
BUITE
Garner Arisons and Aluminum
Bonner, Modt
Butte, Anaconda
Missoula
Practical Undertakers
Embamera
W. Park St
Phonegaz
Montana
Northwest
R. C. Blaydes
R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
Montana Book Company
Sporting Goods
W. H. Klein
Golden
Fosselman Drug Store
E. Park St
Dick P. Surron
weteentep-Fhareing
Chauncey Olcott
Garrett O’ O'Magh
Augustus Pitou
Grand Opera House
Dick P. Sorros
Hayti
American Bonding and Trust Co
Passmore & Co
West Granite St
T. G. Heine
M. D
Dr. Heine
Hennessy
Cook Remedy Company
Masonic Temple
Chicaco
Ill
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