Slattery Convicted of Manslaughter in Butte Saloon Case
A jury finds Jordan Slattery guilty of manslaughter for the July 1904 killing of Patrick Mahoney in the Senate saloon at Butte. The verdict, reached after nearly 18 hours, fixes the sentence at 10 years in the state prison. Mrs. Slattery wept as the foreman read the ruling.
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Helena
Jorey Slattery
Jan Slattery
Ballif Schimltt
Slattery
Sliver
Bow County
George Dayton Gone Friends Anxious Over Disappearance
A miner named George Dayton vanished after Tuesday morning in Oakland block East Park Street. Roommates fear foul play after Dayton, last seen leaving Long's restaurant for Parrot mine, failed to return. he wore work clothes and carried a miner’s pail. The incident mirrors prior Parrot mine troubles and daybreak search efforts continue with no clues.
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George Dasten
Dayto
Ming
Drayton
HK NW
Payton Eecunte
Oakland Block
East Park Street
H. Thomas
Kane Shaft
West
Pennsylvania
Standard
Dashton
Jey
Fio
Parrot
Dayton
Fee
Lt Lettitts
Long's
West Broadway
Starling
My. Terns
Jim
Cormer
Main Street
al Broadway
Wim
Adulterated Foods to Be Tested on Dogs Exhibit
Philadelphia seizes on a public food purity display to pressure Congress. Five dogs shipped to Paris will be fed adulterated foods and shown as proof of poisoning risks while experts, including Dr Burney Wiley, discuss national food laws and a massive petition weighing near a ton will be exhibited to spur Roosevelt’s regulatory push.
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Philadelphia
Wingats
Paris
International Stewards’ Association
Pennsyvania
Association
Latal
Binte
Burney W. Wiley
Tie
United States Bureau of Chemistry
Roosevelt
Congress
Safa
Aiameralem
Mt Ninvara Felts
Orphan Children Fill Wealthy Detroit Couple’s Home
Detroit February. The Tracey McGregors, a wealthy childless pair, have taken in 40 orphans and wards to fill their mansion near Highland Park. Each child has a room and attends Detroit Public Schools. a college path is hinted for older youths. The family treats all as brothers and sisters with Mr and Mrs McGregor as father and mother.
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Détroit
Der
Timcey Pic- Gregers
Tracey McGregors
Sdoplion
Mr. McGregor
Katherine Whitey
Familly
Mexico
Hrevil
Phil
Miss May O'Connor Dies After Operation
Miss May O'Connor, 39, prominent figure in Butte, died at St James hospital after an operation for peritonitis. A Denver suitor, H. W. Chevrier, was to wed her on November 15. remains taken to Mrs. Matthews home on West Silver Street awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Miss May O'Connor
Yesra Ol
Aid Bra
Jaime Ocanay
Denver
Dlek Jy
St. Javits Hospital
Misa O Cenver
Futawa
Montana
Anaconda
Lutte
Bulle
Autie Buel Nees College
Pars Achful Aches
Miss O'Connor
Mr. Chevyier
Bie
Matthews
Silver Street
Margaret Matthews
Chun
Bulle Wee
T. J Connor
Connor
Fire Department
Wis O'Connor
Last Delamination Trials At Anitle High School
This afternoon preliminaries select boys and girls to vie for the Muller declamation medal. Ten boys perform including Chamberlain Helin Bovard Patt Crowley Reynolds Dinehart Kennedy Nickel, while five girls listed Esther Chan Julia Horgan Gertrude Hynn Rosalba Murphy Ada Montgomery compete for the finals on March 18. Prizes include $10 for six, Sterling seaspoons.
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Anitle
Meeld
Muller
Het
el Chamberlain
Eninet Rhelin
Bun, Tosenthal
Carl Bovard
Will Patt
C Clement Crowley
James Reynolds
Flore Oll Dinehart
James Kennedy
Walter Nickel
Mieke
Shenannsar
Esther Chon
Juia Horgan
Gertrude Hynn
Rosalba Murphy
Ada Montgomers
Leys
Vicious Prisoners Revolt Rumors From Nagasaki
Victo ria B C December 3 reports from Japan on the Tremont state released prisoners from Nagasaki to Vladivostok on the transport Varanej killed four officers. Prisoners plan a general revolt while temporary quiet lasts as rising plans are censored. Warships Rostla Grommot and Bogatyr head to Myasta. German merchant firm in the rioting area suffers $1,000,000 loss. Ton’watt special allotment for Marconish area John A Tilns special agent 47 East Broadway.
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Victoria
B. C
Japan
Tremont
Nagasakin Vladivostok
Varanej
Rostla
Grommot
Bogatyr
Myasta
Beesee
Hmens
Ton‘watt
John A. Tilns
East Broadway
Free Christmas Souvenir With Capital Beer Purchase
Manager Charles Dillmutt offers a free By e beautiful picture of Butte and suburbs with every case of Capital Brewing beer bought through Jan 1. The ad also notes beer made from firest hops and Ute water from Lissher spring at Selena, and references funeral notices for Charles Satca 36, Nell Gillis, and Thomas Callow 41, all set for 2 o'clock services.
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Capital Brewing Company
Charles Dillmutt
Butte
Lissher
Selena
Charles Satca
Duggan
The
Colored Baptist Church
Nell Gillis
Gaiena Street
S.C. ‘Blackiston
Thomas Callow
Waglington Street
Rev
Hineckision Cit Felating
Faneral Pri
Justice for Philippines urged by House members in debate
Washington December 21 Representatives John S Williams of Illinois and minority members of the Ways and Means Committee called for a clear status for the Philippine Islands. They argued the current anomalous relation as American territory should end and urged either full American integration or full foreign status with immediate regulation and free trade between the Philippines and United States.
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Washington
John S Williams
Committee On Ways and Means
Philippine Islands
United States
Betrayed Her Husband to the Law by a Kiss
Grace Bergstrom confessed a sensational act at Milwaukee depot where she kissed her husband as a prearranged signal. The move aimed to serve divorce papers and $5,000 alimony while they had been married five weeks. An officer accompanied her to execute the notice as he tried to flee the state.
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Sioux City
Towa
Judas
Grace Bergstrom
Milwaukee Depot
Cit
Bergstrom
Helena official reelected to state education board post
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports Dr. W C Aide of Helena has been reappointed to the state board of education examiners by Governor Joseph Toole, succeeding himself on the board.
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Standard
Helena
Dee
W.C
Fa Om
State Board of Faedion
Joseph K. Toole
Has His Leg Broken To Enter West Point
Waller Wilde, 22, of Stuzieton, injured in a horse accident, underwent surgery at Philadelphia Polyetinte hospital to lengthen his left leg. Doctors broke the bone and stretched tendons with weights, hoping to equalize leg length so he can gain admission to West Point.
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West Point
Philadelphia
Ber. Y
Gery
D. Waller Wilde
Stuzieton
Polyetinte Hospital
Wilde
W. B. Wilde
Engdton
Wille
Mwe
Academy
Jon B. Roberts
Pink shirts spark Pittburg joke by London visitors
A witty exchange between Miss Hermione Echenies and Captain Harbord of the Royal British Guards as he visits Pittburg. He explains wearing a pink shirt due to dirty white shirts in the smoky city and jokes about ink and ink colored clothing.
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Pisturgy
Misa Hermione Echenies
Ofeo
Heariy
Pittsburg
Harbord
Royal British Guards
Pitsburg
Niagara Falls
Autora
Pictsburg Nobely
Starbord
Yellowstone Dam bids rejected in Montana project
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that the Interior Department rejected all bids for the lower Yellowstone dam in Montana. The decision cites bids far above estimated cost plus profit and lack of progress on current contracts under the reclamation act. Re advertisement will occur after plan refinements.
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Standard
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Yellowstone
Montana
Honest in Millions Thief For Hundreds
Reading December 21 trusted by banks and businesses, L. Kender admitted resisting temptation but stealing from a wholesale store for six to seven weeks. He confessed to robbing the store, with a few hundred dollars in goods, and spoke of disgrace to his family while asking friends to see him as an unfortunate man who erred.
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Reading
M Messengger
Iris
Philadeli
L. Kender
Patlee Caygeant
Fisheries Bulletin Highlights Lake Erie Catch Trends
The Cleveland Leader reports a Bureau of Fisheries bulletin noting Lake Erie's 1904 catch topped 55 million pounds with a value of 2.745 million dollars. Lake Michigan led in value. Erie accounted for about 25 percent of total value. Calls urge stricter laws and cross-state action for conservation and development of the Great Lakes fisheries.
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Cleveland
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Commerce and Lazar
Lake
Erle
Lake Michigan
Lake Erle
Great Lakes
Ohio
Erizlea
Bnd
Canada
Pennsylvania
New York
Liichigan
Long Nity And Liquor
It is widely recognized that alcohol habit influences life length. English life insurance data show abstainers live about nine years longer than drinkers. Equitable reports that even moderate drinkers have higher death rates than teetotalers, with some insurers classifying drinkers above baseline premiums.
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Stamnera
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