Three men formally charged with burglary in Butte
Walter H. McGinty William Miller and William Wharman face burglary charges after a Christmas morning heist on J. H. Sechler's saloon. Miller remains at large. McGinty seeks bond and separate trial. Wharman engaged attorney Fitz gerald though unavailable. Case set for Monday pleas and further proceedings follow in Judge McClernan's court.
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Walter H. McGinty
William Miller
Wiliam Wharman
McClernan
Miller
Silver Bow County
McGinty
Whorman
Fitzgerald
Helena
Lynch
James H. Baldwin
Baldwin
Main
Aluminum Streets
Careless Mothers Dictate Much Suffering and Health Hope
A reader testifies that neglectful girlhood harms persist, but Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People restored health. Mrs A L Luckie of St Charles credits the pills for relief from early pale illness and ongoing vitality, selling 90¢ per box or six for $2.50 by mail from Schenectady NY.
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A. L. Luckie
Lindenwood Avenue
St. Charles
Wiliams
Miami
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Distinct Tracks in Snow Tied to Fire Case Against Mathers
Ernest Mathers, arrested on a farm arson charge, pleaded not guilty with bonds set and exam scheduled. Investigators cite distinct tracks from his residence to the burned Oulds barn where five cows and two horses died, amid a history of prior animal violence.
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Ernest Mathers
Barney McGillie
Ouldis
Philip Harrington
Mathers
Mary Oulda
Lynch
Union Family theater to present A Trip to Paris next week
The Union Family theater reports strong attendance for a clean vaudeville and burlesque show and plans a bigger bill for next week. Preparations are underway with scenery and costumes changes for the Sunday matinee premiere of A Trip to Paris, featuring new vaudeville Olin acts.
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Union Family
Paris
Striking Employes Tie Up Dutch Road
Amsterdam reports freight traffic on the Dutch Railroad company suspended as 300 enginemen strike in solidarity with workers from several transport firms. State railways threaten to join. A clash with non strikers occurred in Durgerdam leaving several men seriously injured.
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Amsterdam
Durgerdam
Joshua and the lion pursuit in Butte timber lands
Joshua Wilson recounted two days in the Park Canyon area seeking the missing Wharton lion. He stalked a huge mountain lion through snow and debris, nearly nabbed it from a wood pile but the animal escaped, leaving Wilson hungry and tired yet triumphant at witnessing the giant quarry.
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Joshua Wilson
Wharton
Park Canyon
Butte
Lion
Iprang
Mr. Lion
Young Man Pleads Mercy in Court Over Small Debt
A lawyer appeals for mercy for his client noting a good family background while the police judge quips that the real trouble is coming from a 200d family. The judgment: $11.40 with costs.
Judge McClernan Refuses Continuance in Cusick Murder Case
Helena court scene unfolds as Judge McClernan denounces political meddling by attorneys while setting several criminal cases for trial. He rejects a continuance in the state against James Cusick for the murder of Thomas Baggs, citing a duty to his department over political agendas. He also directs trial dates for St Clair, Hadsel, Teddy Moore, Jennessey, and Murray with Cusick's case subject to motion.
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Ella Knowles-Haskell
Annie N. Johnson
McClernan
Anaconda Mining Company
Mrs. Johnson
G. Nels Johnson
St. James’ Hospital
Department NT
J. W. Kelley
Ruth la Bonta
H. A. Cayley
Edwin 38. Booth
Helena
Mr. Morrin
Cusick
St. Clair
William St. Clair
M.N. Hadsel
State
Teddy Moore
A. A. Jennessey
David Murray
James Cusick
Thomas Baggs
McLaughlin vows crackdown on sidewalk snow derelicts
Street commissioner McLaughlin said there will be no more formal notices for snow and ice removal. He promises to arrest and compel compliance, focusing on both residential and business areas to enforce the sidewalk cleaning ordinance.
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McLaughlin
The
Standard
Reichstag Reelects Count von Ballestrom President
Berlin reports the reichstag re elected Count von Ballestrom as president by 195 votes to 89 with socialists and radicals casting blank ballots. A merchants’ lunch was held 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at The California ham eggs and coffee served 1 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Count von Ballestrom
California
General Manager Hurd in Transit to Review Montana Lines
Special Dispatch from Great Falls reports FB Stevens, general manager of the Great Northern Railway, traveling in his private car to Helena after an Everett Washington injury. He will inspect the Montana & Great Northern work and Montana Central division matters, accompanied only by his stenographer.
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Standard
Great Falls
Jan
Stevens
Great Northern Railway System
Helena
Montana & Great Northern
Montana Central Division
Everett
Wash
United States Envoy Honored at Royal Luncheon
London January 29 Henry White United States charge d affaires was the guest at a luncheon to King Edward and Queen Alexandra hosted by Earl Carrington at High Wycombe Buckinghamshire.
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London
United States
Henry White
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Earl Carrington
High Wycomb
Buckinghamshire
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Oregon
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Erty
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
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Ture
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New York
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Butte, Mont
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Gaena St
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Sutton’s
Broadway Theater
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Broadhurst
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Corianton
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Orestes Bean
Union Family Theater
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Seattle
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South Main Street
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