Butte News Dublin Gulch Fracas Ends With Acquittals
Three men John O Neill Pat Hannifan and Don Murphy were acquitted by Justice Taylor after a Christmas morning saloon riot at 215 Anaconda Road in Butte. Prosecution cited James Murray Tom Murray and others still at large with witnesses Harrington and Sullivan describing rocks, broken windows and a barroom scuffle. The jury found all three not guilty. alibis denied entry and a new trial requested for Tom Murray in district court.
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Dublin Gulch
Justice Tayior
South Butte
John O'Neill
Pat Hannifan
Don Murphy
Tom Murray
James Murray
Olsen
Taylor
James Healey
Neill
D. H. Kehoe
Hannifan
Burt March
Murphy
Jerry Lynch
Joseph Binnard
Michael Harrington
Anaconda Road
Harrington
Kehoe
James Sullivan
Sullivan
Harringtop
O'Neill
The Thornton Hotel Rates Listed
European plan priced at $1.59 per day and up, American plan at $3 per day and up, advertised as the finest table west of New York.
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New You
Citizens' Coal ad promises coal in any quantity
An advertisement for Citizens' Coal of Con: offers coal delivery in Kemmerer Rock Springs stocky Fork and Geko on short notice with No. 4 East Broadway listed as the contact location.
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Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Stocky Fork
Geko
Citizens’ Coal
Con
East Broadway
Health tusares Francis M Street case notice
General agent Francis M Street of Polon Casualty and Surety Company of J Louis Mo 422 Hennessy Building appears in a formal notice. The document lists the firm and address relevant to the insurance matter and agent designation.
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Francis M. Street
Polon Casualty and Surety Company of
J. Louis
Hennessy Building
Willis ruled out Rice will in murder trial
New York jurists repeatedly exclude the 1896 Rice will as the trial of Alpert T. Patrick for William M. Rice's murder continues. Witnesses claim forged signatures and alleged plans to benefit Patrick. Court actions center on a 1900 will and related assignments and deposits.
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New York
Helt
Alpert
T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Rice
Domeph L. Blinn
Springfield
Mase
Tone
Newark
Patrick
Minn
Patrick Wit. Crose
Mr. Blinn
Rice Institute
Emanuel Raphael
Houston Clearing House
Captain Baker
Arthur
Cohn
W. M. Rice
Houston
Norman
Meldrum
J. Patrick
Asion
Willian M. Rice
Plastering Fines Stir Butte City Council Clash
Building Inspector Lane faced $35 in fines after personally plastering a patrol station during a bitter cold snap. The contractor Howard L. Hikes was fined $95 for employing non union workers mixing concrete. The council warned fines must be paid or library work would halt. Lane defends actions as urgent city protection.
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Lane
Plasterers’ Union
Building Laborers’ Union
Howard N. Hikes
Mr. Hikes
Robert Brasier
T.e
Butte
Cty
Mr. Lane
Howard L. Hikes
Berlin tariff committee adopts origin certificate plan
The Reichstag tariff committee approved a conservatives backed motion requiring certificates of origin for all goods subject to duty differences by country of manufacture. If absent, the maximum duty applies unless it is clear the goods come from a lower rate country. The panel also passed a surtax provision on imports from states with less favorable German goods.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Interior
Count von Posadowsky-Wehner
REAR ADMIRALS TO RETIRE
Washington announces Navy Department orders placing Rear Admirals Sampson and Cromwell on the retired list effective February 1 due to age Admiral Sampson is in Washington awaiting orders and Cromwell commands the European station Their retirements promote Captains Cooper and Wadleigh to rear admiral and Rear Admiral Howell plans retirement March 16 with Crowninshield to fill his vacancy.
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Washington
Navy
Sampson
Cromwell
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Cromwell
P. H. Cooper
George Wadleigh
John A
Montana Congregational Churches to Meet in Helena
A Montana Association of Congregational Churches meeting will be held in Helena next Wednesday. A committee will apportion missionary funds from the general home mission society. Last year funds were distributed. this year a larger sum is expected with about twenty congregational ships in the state.
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Standard
Helena
Juan
Congregational Churches of
Montana
Montana Association of the Congregational Churches
General Home Missionary Society
The
Congregational Church
Home Missionary
Sontus
Churches of
Piers
Billings
Livingston
Butte High School Alumni Boosts Organization Meeting
A large turnout from about 250 graduates gathered at the high school gym to form a permanent alumni association. Professor Leamy chaired, EF.EF. Young named temporary president, and Miss Sue Baldwin was temporary secretary. Committees on Constitution and by laws, Membership and finance, and Entertainment were appointed with members from multiple classes. A second meeting in two weeks will elect a treasurer and review committee reports.
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Leamy
Butte High School
EF. Young
Sue Baldwin
Young
Carroll Dolman
Kelley
Baldwin
Miss Arnold
Orville Saville
Aprie Turner
Miss Mickelsohn
David Hopkins
Edna Cobban
Ida Stern
C. V. Hopkins
Hilma Hanson
Cassie Laird
Jee Morton Atkins
Roy Coulter
Tillman Attacks Majority Over Philippines Policy in Senate
The senate session opened with calm debate as Tillman assailed the majority as calloused and money hungry while urging scrutiny of Philippine policy. He tied wartime conduct to a broader critique of imperial aims and warned against treating Filipinos as chattels.
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Indiana
Beveridge
Utah
Rawlins
Mr. Tillman
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Tillman
Philippine Commission
Springfield Republican
Philippines
Hoar
Senate
Republicans Plot Caucus On Southern Suffrage Bills
A Republican House caucus is set for Monday night to consider the South suffrage issue and actions on the Crumpacker bill reducing southern representation and the Gibson bill tightening election procedures. Many leading Republicans signed the call. In Washington, the Senate confirmed W Metcalf as pension agent at Yreka Kansas.
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Washington
House
South
Congress
Jan
Senate Today
W. Metcalf
Yoreka
Kan
River Boats In Collision In Snowstorm On North River
The Jersey Central ferry Central was struck by a railroad tug in a North River snowstorm. About 500 passengers rode the ferry with around 14 women aboard as it struggled to navigate midstream.
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Communipaw
Baltimore & Wuaio Railroad
Central
New York
Jersey Central
North River
the Central
Freight train collision near Deerfield leaves one dead
A rear end collision on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line at Deerfield Wisconsin killed Hugh Cox of Kanesville and injured three stockmen. The injured are E A McKengie of Elk Horn Lil Michael Gaffney and John McManus of Kanesville. They were riding in the caboose.
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Chicago
Chicago and Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Deerfield
Wis
Hugh Cox
Kanesville
IML
E. A. McKengie
Elkhorn
Lil
Michael Gaffney
John McManus
Ihi
Traction Car Dashes Down Embankment Injuring Three
In Wilmerding Hill Pittsburg area icy rails caused a Pittsburg Meneesport Con nellsville Traction car to run away on a steep slope and plunge over a 3 foot embankment. The motorman conductor and one passenger escaped death by jumping. All were hurt but not seriously.
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Pittsburg
Pan
Wilmerding Hill
Meneesport
Connellsville
Wreck on Canadian Pacific near Sudbury Kills One
Meager details reach Sault Ste Marie of a fatal Canadian Pacific wreck near Sudbury last night. An express train due at 5 30 collided with a freight train that blocked the siding, causing injuries and a single death.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Sudbury
Three Men Die In Price Utah Incident
A Telegram report from Price Utah states three men were killed in a recent incident near Salt Lake City. It notes investigators are gathering details and identifying the victims.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Price
Rail collision kills two railroad workers on the Rio Grande Western
A head end collision of freight trains on the Rio Grande Western this morning left engineer Tuskey and conductor Webster dead. A brakeman's name was not released.
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Rio Grande Western
Tuskey
Webster
Train collision blocks Central Pacific traffic near Golconda
A rear end crash between two passenger trains occurred this morning near Golconda Nevada on the Central Pacific line. One passenger was slightly injured. Traffic remained blocked for about four hours.
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Ogden
Utah
Golconda
Nev
Central Pacific
Memphis and nearby towns report heavy storm damage
Memphis Tennessee reports interruptions in telephone and telegraph services amid heavy street weight on roofs. Rector Arkansas sees multiple collapsed houses with about 2.0 losses. Dyersburg Tennessee’s opera house nearly wrecked and other structures damaged. Additional heavy damage in Watson City Tennessee.
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Memphis
Tenn
Rector
Ark
Dyersburg
Uasaton Cily
Storm disrupts Louisville to south telegraph link
Telegraphic communication between Louisville and the south is interrupted by the storm with trains delayed. Officials fear heavy losses to fruit and shade trees. This morning at 0 o'clock the temperature was degrees above zero and sidewalks were coated with sleet up to two inches deep.
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Louisville
Loueville
Severe winter storm disrupts transport across multiple states
A heavy sheet storm crippled commutes yesterday across Tennessee Kentucky Arkansas and surrounding areas, nearly suspending travel and cutting telegraphic communication. The disruption marked the most extensive blackout in years with Arkansas isolated by the outage.
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Nashville
Tenn
Jan
Wipe
Necaten
Kentucky
Tenneson
Arkansas
Temas
Storm disrupts wire to Cape Hatteras as dynamite laden vessel nears coast
Portsmoth wreckers rushed to aid the Norwegian steamer Daggery after last night’s storm cut government wire to Cape Hatteras. The ship, carrying dynamite, was pounding the coast and uncertain if it had been released.
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Portsmouth
Cape Hatteras
Snowbound Britain Grinds Traffic Causing Casualties
A severe snowstorm across the United Kingdom slows road and cross channel traffic. Many casualties reported as workmen at shipyards stay idle amid disrupted shipments and worsening conditions.
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London
Jan
United Kingdom
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