Socialist speaker provokes crowd clash in Anaconda
At the Main and Park corner a socialist speaker faced interruptions by John McDonald and Fd Delaney. McDonald knocked Delaney down, then Delaney struck back, sending a mob shouting Lynch him through a Daly street alley. Police arrived as Delaney fled toward Daly's saloon to escape vigilante violence.
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Fd Delaney
Daly
John
McDonald
Delaney
Mov
MMO
Main and Park
McDonall
Offears
Grand theater showcases eclectic modern history works
At the Grand theater in Listuxening, various modern history items were presented on the bill. Vane Best and Henry VIII offered natural color photography with strong acting, The Sands of Dee delivered heartfelt storytelling, After the Battle depicted Juarez’s aftermath amid federal and insurgent clashes, and Wanted & Als ter closed. Pathe Weekly No 30 remained the standout drawing film at Alcazar with globe-spanning scenes, while Adventure of a Thumb Print offered a fine detective plot.
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Andienl
Pathe Weekly
Alcazar
Bmauy
Budget Battle Over 1913 Appropriations
Washington reports show the 1913 fiscal year appropriations total 1,019,636,143.66 with Democratic and Republican leaders differing on whether current spending exceeds 1912. Cannon claims after canal costs the net for general purposes is 990,636,148 versus 981,278,81 last year, warning of a possible deficit as agencies may exceed limits.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Warren
Fitzgerald
Cannon
Forees
Democratic Congress
Canton
Panama Canal
Taft
Hypothetical Question Highlights Bonnitz Murder Trial
In San Francisco on August 26, a long hypothetical question about Charles Bonnitz’s mental state dominated nearly two hours of his murder trial for Bernice Godair. The question, extending about three typewritten pages, was posed to Dr. Arthur H. White, physiology professor, who testified Bonnitz was insane. The case heads to the jury.
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San Francisco
Charles Bonnitz
Bernice Godair
Bonners
Arthur H. White
Demand Investigation of Election of Two Senators
Washington August 25 a petition signed by Governor Glancock and others demanded an investigation into the election of Senators William E Chilton and Clarence W Waterson of West Virginia Charges of bribery had been publicly made regarding their election The reading of the petition was blocked in the senate by Senator Gallinger the presiding officer
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Washington
William E. Chilton
Clarence WW. Waterson
West Virginia
Glangcock
Senate
Gallinger
Senate records motion to expunge bribery petition
Senator Penrose supported the document while Senators Ballew and Bacon objected to printing its allegations before the privileges and Elections committee. The petition alleged bribery but had not been investigated. On McCumber's motion the petition was expunged and referred to the committee on privileges and elections.
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Penrose
Ballew
Bacon
Senate
McCumber al
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Remarkable Bullet Wound Survivor Returns to Duty
Police officer Everett Peachin, two months after a bullet passed through his brain during a pistol duel with his wife, appeared at the station and said he would resume bus duties on September 1. Surgeons call his recovery one of the most remarkable on record. The incident began with his wife shooting him and then killing herself during a bout of hysteria.
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Parlinnil
Pending decision in loan association case
In San Francisco and Stockton notes clashed over a temporary injunction against George Walker and the state building and loan commission. Judge De Eraven held the decision. a San Francisco case involved dissolved association affairs. Also reported: Mayas, recently confined to Napastate hospital, escaped and threatened a girl’s family, prompting guards at the girl’s residence. A warning note washed ashore near Santa Barbara without a signature warned of a wreck near Point Conception.
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San Francoisco
Judea
Inven
van Pliet
de Hagen
United States District Court
George 4. Walker
State Building
van Commmissioner
de Eraven
Stockton
Cal
Ang
Santa. Barbara
Seattle
Point Conception
Wagon Loads of Evidence in Spreckels Will Case
San Francisco August 26 two large bundles of documentary evidence, possibly more, relating to the Spreckels will dispute must be produced before Judge Sewell in the superior court on September first.
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Connell
Dudley
Massine
San Francisco
Spreckela
Sewell
Su. Poltor Cour
Gillon Halts Mina In Four to Four Tie Exhibition
A mistyped report details a baseball game where Gillon’s side limited Mina to four runs, while their own offense generated one home run and multiple doubles. Errors by third baseman and timing issues by pitchers hindered scoring. final score listed as four to four with both teams steady through late innings.
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Lozeman Barehail Toqay
Mina
Coos
Dillon
Mendenzal Foun Ryn
Unevis— Siete
Chives
Wilson
Cook
Uillan
Tae
Lagamnar
Jandevt
Hoorn
Collowhus
Reirod Weil
Letlina
deviciTae
Levine
Hii
Becsiel
Yaar
ASAHI
Governor Wilson Plans National Campaign Tour
A report notes Governor Wilson intends a nationwide campaign tour focused on Labor Day. It mentions stops in New York and Pennsylvania, with remarks about his system and aims to energize supporters. The piece references aides and a secretary about the timing and scope of the effort.
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Membaee
National Hen
Ooritty
New York
Goveernor
Veonsylvania
New
Xen
Evs
New- Meyer Waa
Governor Shibbs Asked to Grant State Prisoners
The penitentiary has asked Governor Shibbs to grant clemency to state prisoners. The governor would exercise the power to commute sentences to fulfill the request.
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Tentiary
Shibbs
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Figures and Departures
Butte notes list B A Shews and George M Bieten among Oregon Short Lierand folk, plus A. Whitelock in Armstead trip, and William S Williams visiting from Spokane. Dr J B Crutchford left for Troy Idaho after Methodist conference. Readers learn about convent visits, convention travels, and local club activities.
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B. A. Shews
George M. Bieten
A. Whitelock
Lierand
Armstead
William S. Willams
The
Rock
Rochester
Mins
Isutte
Clara Beaton
Amy Pollys
Eugene
Ore
Cruscentia Fisher
Giveman
Herfeecta Shanghan
Leavenworth
Kan
Mary Hughes
Angela Barry
Dermver
M.M. Donoghue
Montana
Order of Mavse
Kansas City
Asia
Mumle Lenahan
Centerville
Taughters
Erin
Bela
Chicago
East
Nettie Cohen Died After Long Illness in Butte Home
Mrs Nettie Cohen age af years widow of James Cohen a longtime resident of Tintte died Sunday at 116 Hust Perk after years of adversity. Born in Nakel Germany she came to the U S as a girl and lived in Park City Eureka and Butte. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 oclock at the Hebrew cemetery with German Hebrew ladies of Butte in attendance.
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Nettie Cohen
James Cohen
Tintte
Nakel
Germany
United States
Park City
Utan
Eureka
Butte
Cohen
Salt Lake Sur
H. Curran
Hebrew Cemetery
Fire Chief Sanger to Attend Montana Firemen’s Association
Fire Chief Peter Sanger leaves this morning for Creat Fatls to attend the annual convention of the Montana Firemen’s Association. Other attendees include Simon Rebar and Morgan Grims. Chief Sanger will speak on The Prevention of Conflagrations from the Chief’s Stance point.
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Peter Sanger
Creat
Montana, Firemen’s Association
Simon Rebar
Morgan GriMbs
Sanger
German Singers Meet in Bozeman Carnival Welcome
German singing groups converge in Bozeman for a three day festival at Maxwell's hall with the Butte Liederkranz and Liedertafel present. Mayor Buell welcomed visitors as committees were named for credentials, finance, and organization.
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Apeviat Dinpatek
Stancard
Moxemar
Thele
Yadherins
Ile Aeuning
Montana
Butte Lislerarant
Butte Box
Hetena
Liedertate
Billings
Amacuatn
Atsyoula
Maxwell's Hall
Butte Liederkranz
Billiggs
Macwells Hall
Ledertafel
Bute Bohemia
Aid
Ok Lunet
Joseph Felrheim
Wengecound
J. Huseh
Tyo
Mala Trast
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Park Avenue
Tee Costello
Lively Town
Mr. Chase
Carnet
Gillon
Porte and
Checuta
Aomerty
Jerry Breacnipel
Falyeart
Hector
Sandy
Nedls
Akin
Chistian
J Heller
Stoltmunler
Oskland
Leverens
Rhe Tos Angeles
Bor
Cmrfemel
Eevee Fee
Balturlen
Tevureng
Abd Tigles
Christity Ane
Mitre
Lewistown
Oth
Druhot
Lewistorn
McQuaid
Hone
Irrohot
Diy
Donhag
Retin
George V. Bonhag
Irlehe American Athietiie Club
Amertals
Canon
Limhag
Victoria
Spoiant
Pivents
Braaklyn, Aue
Trooklyn Club
Iragua
Spokane
Sectetare Meyer
Ole
Trapsten
Cosficur
Muleany
Hira
Tally-boy
Brary
Butte, Anaconda & Pacifle
Thoof Mns, Nettie Cohen
Bozeman
Breil
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