Handy Started It Squarely in Saloon Murder Trial
Witnesses in the Joe Foreman murder trial say Handy started the fight by throwing whiskey glasses at Foreman after a dispute over a patron. Handy died after being stabbed and shooting Foreman, with both sides recounting a rapid, violent confrontation at Handy’s saloon.
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Joe Foreman
Jack Handy
Butte
Handy
Foreman
Joe Redd
Jedd
Redd
Mar
Furman
Tweedy
Mr. Furman
Bullite
Iself
Bob Lucas
Lucas
Marian Bullite
Monroe
Mr. Donovan
Main
Galena
Walter Stafford
John F. Lucas
Judge Donlan
Boyle
Mark Cross Leather Goods Chronicle Ad
Mark Cross Leather Goods offered by The Clothery at 31 North Main Street in Montana as exclusive agents for Mark Cross leather items including gloves purses bags and traveling sets. Ad highlights men and women accessories and jewelry boxes.
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Montana
Mark Cross
Clothery
North Main Street
Advy
Montana Names List Across Cities and Figures
A dense roster of individuals and towns appears, listing Finlen and Plenn alongside Custard Perry and Helena figures, plus residents from Philipsburg Deer Lodge Miles City Bozeman and others. Names include Vander Gorgans Manning Foley Crosby Beckwith Wiggin Doll Deering Troole and many more, indicating a wide community directory without narrative context.
Cambridge Defeats Oxford In Rugby Classic at Queen's Club
London report Cambridge University defeated Oxford University 10 to 3 in the annual Rugby match at the Queen's Club grounds today.
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London
Cambridge University
Oxford University
Queen's Club
Butte Plans Major Fire Apparatus Purchase
Butte city council will not decide bids tonight as three fire experts assess six bids for motor driven aerial trucks and hose chemical combinations. Total new equipment could reach about thirty thousand dollars, including two auto pieces arriving this month and a flying squadron to speed response across districts.
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Butte
Fire and Water Committee
Sanger
Railroad Employee Accident Rates Down Since 1902
The annual accident rate for Pennsylvania railroad employees fell from 11 per thousand in 1902 to 8.3 in 1911. Accidental deaths per thousand employees dropped from 4.9 to 1.9, a fall of over sixty percent.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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EMS
King of the Sporting Coons
Mark Cross Leather Goods
Milwaukee
Northwest
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Middle Western
Great Northwest
R. M. Calkins
George W. Hibbard
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
Seattle
Carter
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