Judge Clancy Defends Dempsey Case Criticizes Dempsey's Attorneys
The Helena interview with Judge William Clancy details his visit to Helena to press for a third judge for Silver Bow county and to review the Dempsey murder case. He denounces Dempsey's lawyers as diabolical and unprofessional and discusses extended delays in filing appeals and transcript issues surrounding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clancy
Helena
Silver Bow
Dempsey
Clancy
California
Supreme Court
Thomas Morrin
Likens
Anderson
Anaconda
Pompsey
Brantly
Insurance Ad from New York Life Offers Family Coverage
Preumovia or Other Sickness May Take You Away From Your Family and Leave Them Destitute. Take no such chances, but insure yourself with the old reliable New York Life Insurance company. Send your name and address to John L. Henry, agent, P. box 1274, Butte, Mont., who will furnish rates and information on policies.
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New York Life Insurance Company
John L. Henry
Butte, Mont
That Man at the Grand Prompts Mixed Night Review
A small company staged That Man at the Grand in the city’s first presentation. The crowd was small due to cold weather, but the performance pleased viewers. Walter Walker led in an easy graceful manner, while Ethel Blane as the mistrusting wife gave a strong showing.
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the Grand
Walter Walker
Ethel Blane
That Man Plays With Risque Hints In Quick Fire Drama
The review notes a claw leading to the capture of a husband in strange rooms and dialogue that could boost The Turtle’s rep but remains non hostile to the delegate. It praises the play’s pace and notes it runs all week with a Saturday matinee.
Funeral of Patrick Kelley Held. Remains Sent to Iron Mountain
The funeral service for Patrick Kelley occurred at 7 30 PM from Sherman’s undertaking parlors. Remains were shipped to Iron Mountain Michigan for interment, accompanied by his cousin John O’Brien. The ceremony drew a large crowd with many floral tributes reflecting high regard. Kelley was a member of the United Moderns and the Barbers’ union, with many members of both lodges in attendance. Selling out our entire stock of wall papers 10e and 1ie per double roll. West Side Paper Co 132 West Broadway.
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Patrick Kelley
Sherman
Iron Mountain
Mich
John O'Brien
United Moderns
Barbers’ Union
West Side Paper Co
West Broadway
Sleeve fitting made simple in Mrs A L Gorman article
Delineator February issue features Mrs A L Gorman guiding sleeve fitting in a carefully illustrated piece. Readable techniques promise easier sewing, with a note that fifteen cents buys it at Hennessy’s.
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A. L. Gorman
Hennessy's
Receiver sought for Cuban Land and Steamship Co in court
An application in the United States circuit court seeks the appointment of a receiver for the Cuban Land and Steamship Company. Benjamin Ik Taylor Orrin M. Lambert and Joseph H. Young allege mismanagement and insolvency. The firm planned property development at La Gloria Cuba and a New York to La Gloria steamship line. A purchased steamship ran three trips lossing about $17 000 and was abandoned. $20 000 of lumber was bought to build a La Gloria hotel but the structure was not erected.
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Trenton
N. J
United States Circuit Court
Cuban Land and Steamship Company
Benjamin Ik, Taylor
Orrin M. Lambert
Joseph H. Young
la Gloria
Cuba
New York City
Jockey Kiley Under Scrutiny at Oakland Race Meet
San Francisco report notes Jockey Kiley on Meehanus the 3 to 5 favorite in race two at Oakland facing an investigation after the horse steadied at the half mile. O'Connor rode three winners and two seconds. Prestano toped a 22 year old event on a drive, while J Daly is suspended for disobedience at the post. First race winner Katie Gibbons. second Prestidigitator. third Prestano. fourth Rollick. fifth Horton. sixth Saintly.
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San Francisco
Kiley
Meehanus
Oakland
O'Connor
Prestano
J. Daly
New Orleans Racing Results From January Meet
Results from New Orleans stakes show Gray Dally winning the mile race with Por ter EB second and Valdez third in 1 45. W J Baker leads the six furlongs with Deboe second and Divonne third in 1 16. Violet Parsons wins the steeplechase short course with Don Clarencio second and Bristol third. Sarilla takes the handicap mile and an eighth with Admetus second and Adner third in 2 00. Beana wins the selling with Phi das second and Old Fox third in 1 46.
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New Orleans
Gray Dally
Porter EB
Valdez
W. J. Baker
W. J. Deboe
Divonne
Violet Parsons
Don Clarencio
Bristol
Sarilla
Admetus
Adner
Deponin
Island Prince
Col. Cassidy
Selling Beana
Phidias
Old Fox
Kidnapped Bass Fraser Description Circulates
The two brothers of Bass Fraser of Union Springs Alabama report from Atlanta Georgia that the kidnapped Georgia Tech student Frank Bass Fraser aged 19, 5 feet 4 3/4 inches tall, 145 pounds, with wavy black hair and dark gray eyes, a dark complexion and prominent chin, is believed to be in Kansas City. He is described as wearing a No 7 hat and corresponding shoe size. he grows a heavy beard for his age but is clean shaven.
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Atlanta
Bass Fraser
Union Springs
Ala
Georgia School of Technology
Kansas City
Frank Bass Fraser
Kansas City Debunking Kidnapping Report
Police in Kansas City have not substantiated claims that Bass Fraser or his alleged kidnappers were in the city. The search yields no corroborating evidence.
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Kansas City
Bass Fraser
Filipino envoy Apacibio arrives to replace Agoncillo in Paris
Dr Apacibio, a Filipino, arrived from the United States and went to Paris to replace Agoncillo as Aguinaldo’s agent. Formerly chairman of the Filipino junta in Hongkong, Apacibio may succeed him there.
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London
Apacibio
United States
Paris
Agoneillo
Aguinaldo
Hongkong
Agoncillo
Fancy Skating Sparks Crowd at Rink Carnival
The rink hosted a winter carnival with two featured skaters Louis Larsen and a duel of Louis Rosenstein with Miss Kittie O'Donnell and J C Conway with Miss Mary Baker. Prizes included season tickets and costume awards while next week promises a race between Conway and Dundon.
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Louis Larsen
Louis Rosenstein
Kittie O'Donnell
J. C. Conway
Mary Baker
Dave Porter
Harry Ray
James Reynolds
John Carmichael
A. H. Heilbronner
John Merrigan
Will Lohman
Otto Gable
Arthur Wallace
Octave Chanute Sees Big Plans For Balloons And Flying Machines
Chicago scientist Octave Chanute, famed for 1 000 flights and experiments, works on balloon improvements and rail tie preservation. He notes progress since 1852 and 1885 with Renard, Schwartz, and Zepple, predicts slow but steady gains toward practical aeronautics and varied machine sizes.
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The
Chicago Chronicle
Octave Chanute
France
Englewood
Giffard
Paris
Tissandier
Renard
Schwartz
Berlin
Zeppe
Germany
Aenala
Chanute
Pioneering Aerial Machines and Material Choices
The text discusses weight and wing area for flying devices, noting a man could be supported by surfaces under 200 square feet at speeds around 22 to 25 mph. It compares aluminum to steel, favors wood for early designs, and explains Chanute’s focus on stability and glide rather than ascent, describing models built to slide rather than lift.
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Chanute
Agrarians Celebrate Victory in Berlin Handelstag Debate
Berlin January 9 reports show the commerce congress narrowly rejected a duty increase on food products by a four vote margin. Agrarian journals hail the result as proof of need for higher agricultural production within free circles. The Handelstag also debated an imperial bureau of commercial information, with Dr Brandt backing a limited compromise that passed.
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Berlin
Handelstag
Commerce
al Congress
Kreuze Zetung
Bureau of Commercial Information
Brandt
Dusseldorf
Rear Admiral Phelps Hospitalized with Pneumonia
New York January 9 Rear Admiral Thomas B Phelps retired since 1883 was taken to a hospital last night with pneumonia. His home for years has been in Washington and recently he stayed at the Hotel Kensington in New York with Maine friends.
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New York
Thomas
Phelps
Washington
Kensington
Maine
Perky Appointed Judge in Fourth District
Boise Idaho January 9 Governor Hunt appointed K J Perky of Mountain Home to the district court of the Fourth district to succeed C O Stockslager elected to the state supreme bench Mr Perky is chairman of the democratic state committee
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Boise
Idaho
Hunt
K. J. Perky
Mountain Home
District Court of the
Fourth District
C. O. Stockslager
Mr. Perky
Democratic State Committee
Armour heir Kirk B. Armour critically ill at home
Kirk B. Armour nephew of the late Philip D. Armour and head of the Armour interests in Kansas City is critically ill at his home with pneumonia.
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Kansas City
Kirk B. Armour
Philip D. Armour
Armour
Revolt Ends As Key Stronghold Surrenders
The last revolutionary position Carupano fell yesterday sealing the capitulation in Caracas. The surrender marks the end of the uprising with government forces taking control.
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Caracas
Haytien
Carupano
Plague Report in Constantinople After Death
One bubonic plague death reported in Constantinople as authorities take precautions. All arrivals undergo medical examination to prevent spread.
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Constantinople
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