Former Citizen of Billings ties to 1888 murder
Jesse Butler recounts a Billings inquest into the 1888 Crow Indian killing linked to Hamilton, a man from Fishtail, with notes on the self defense claim, the missing witnesses, and the handling of the case. He recalls the watch found, the Indian police, and the lax inquiry that followed. The tale mentions Thorpe and Willard and the relocation of the corpses to Billings.
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Hamilton
Pryor Mountains
Butte
Anaconda
Jesse Butler
Placer Street
Standard Office
Billings
Butler
Vail
Carbon County
Andiane
Jane
Ted Thorpe
Thorpe
Chicago
Indian Police
Atd
John Ramsey
Jack Hereford
Fred Bachelder
Dar
Gebo
Johannsen Case Postponed to July Term in Dynamite Plot
In Los Angeles on January 13 the case against Upt on Johannsen and co defendants Clas Trehtmee Eugene Clancy and J K Munsey for plotting dynamite delivery was reset to the July term awaiting federal appeals outcomes. Convicted leaders Nettmoe Clancy and Munsey loom in the matter as reception plans for their return from Leavenworth near Kansas are laid by the building trades council.
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Los Angeles
Upton Johannsen
San Francisco
Clas
Eugene Clancy
J. K. Munesey
California
Nettmoe
Clancy
Munsey
Indianapolis
Coi
Tvoltinoe
Leavenworth
Kam
Inn
Lincoln posts install officers in relief groups
Lincoln Post and Relief Corps No 4 and Lincoln Corps No 6 install officers for Grand Army of the Republic and Women s Relief Corps. Frank Benoit as commander and Louisa Davies as retiring president receive honors, with speeches and a luncheon following the ceremonies. Some text references a separate incident about two youths charged with breaking into a homesteader’s cabin.
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Lincoln Post
the Republic
Lincoln Corps
Women's Relief Corps
Army of Man
J. G. Sanders
Julia Sheehy
Grand Army
Frank Benoit
A. H. Sel
H. H. Mackeson
A. O'Brien
P. Wiin
John Viehap
Boyle
W. O Mala
Charles Howe
John J. Walrath
Louisa Davies
Georgia Thompson
Mary
Mamie Nichols
Josie Bush
Anna Wilcox
Geraldine Smith
Ellen Carlson
Marguerite Davvies
Ind ‘Dunstan
Helen Little
Myrtle Hawk
John Boyle
A. H. Seig
Frank Behoit
Cora Daly
Ruth Burton
Lincoln Carpe
Clara Daly
Daly
Corby
Nerny
Grand Army’ of the Republic
Shirt stock inventory and sale at Lewistown store
January address from Ady features a clothing sale offering reduced prices on shirts at CLOTHERY, 31 N Main Lewistown. Special Dispatch notes Percy Glover, a young man claiming to be a cowboy, is considered insane and to be confined to an asylum tomorrow. Latest stats indicate about one third of lightning stroke reports in the country.
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Symons
N. Main
Ady
Lewistown
Percy Glover
Fomriend
Cowboy
Two Butte Men Bound Over In Burglary Case
Twin Bridges January 1. Al Richards and William Mitchell, both Butte youths, were brought to justice court by Officer Ston on burglary charges. They faced hearings this morning and were bound over to district court under $1,000 bonds each. Unable to furnish bail, their cases proceed.
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Otmulari
Twin Bridges
al Richards
William Mitchell
Butte
Officerston
Sven
Justice Court
Directors and Officers of Southern Pacific Resign
New York January 12 Directors and officers of the Union Pacific railroad who were also directors of the Southern Pacific tendered their resignations as the first step in complying with the Supreme Court decree dissolving the two roads. Directors of the Pacific connected with the Union Pacific also resigned. Julius Krutchnitt resigned as director of maintenance and operation of the Union Pacific and was elected chairman of the Southern Pacific board. Succeeding T. S. Lovett resigned Judge Lovett Martinez Schift and Frank A Vanderup also resigned from the Southern Pacific executive and were replaced by Robert James N. Wallace and E. P. Swenson.
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New York
Union Pacific Railroad
Southern
Supreme Court
the Pacific
Union Pacific
Julius Kruttechnitt
Southern Pact
Tk. S. Lovett
Judge Lovett
Martinezta Schift
Frank’ A." Vanderup
Southern Pacific
Robert James N. Wallace
E. P. Swenson
Senator Myers Works for Helena Assay Office
Special Dispatch reports Senator Myers secured the adoption of amendments to a legislative bill for 1400 to continue the Helena assay office for one year from July 1. House opposition likely, fate uncertain whether amendments pass and law results. The Washington Star notes diary plans for 1913 birth of reflection and humor.
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Washington
Myers
Jay
Senate
House
Wedding date set for Miss Gould and Finley J. Shepard
New York dispatch confirms the marriage will take place on Wednesday Jan 22 at Miss Gould's country house in Tarrytown at noon. The ceremony will be private with only relatives and intimate friends, including neighbors from Tarrytown and Irvington, and a 49 piece orchestra is hired. The bride’s brother in law and sister the Duke and Duchess Talleyrand travel from Liverpool for the wedding.
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New York
Helen Aliler Gould
Finley J. Shepard
St.Louis
Miss Gould
Tarrytown
Irvington
Duke
Talleyrand
Liverpool
Mauretania
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Lic
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Xa Draperies
Mutre
Indienesian
Iied
Wyman
Shields River
Spokane
Phil
Dillon
Montana
Manhatan
Valeley
Willard
Johannsen
Lincoln Post and Relief Corps
Bam Jones
Mrs. Louis, Davies
Young May
Senator Myers
Helena Assay Office
The
Washington Star
Grant
Oklahoma
Maria
Marla
Cleveland
W. W. ‘Dustard
Christian Endeavor
Rockefeller
Clevel Land
Bustard
Mr. Rockefeller
Lyons
France
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