Defense Narratives and Motives in Steunenberg Case
Defense presents motives behind the Steunenberg murder and asserts Simpkins faced unjust punishment by Steunenberg followers in 1899. Bradley deposition in San Francisco claims explosion caused by gas, with damages judged in lower court. Trial updates cover Simpkins, Haywood, Adams, Friedman testimony, and possible night sessions as prosecutors and defense clash over Pinkerton methods and outcomes.
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Steunenberg
Simpkins
Bradley
San Francisco
Was
Morris Friedman
Friedman
Pinkertons
Messrs. Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Boise
Idaho
United States
Warning to Celebrants Who Play with Powder
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena June 9 Dr. Thomas D Tuttle warns of tetanus or lockjaw from Fourth of July wounds caused by percussion caps and toy pistols. Germs in street dirt thrive in airless wounds. any cut should be cleaned by a physician. Last year two deaths and the year before three deaths resulted from this cause.
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Standard
Helena
Thomas D. Tuttle
State Board of Health
Tuttle
Indicted Men Arraigned In Federal Court In Helena
Helena June 30 Several men indicted by the federal court were arraigned today with pleading dates set. Indians and others faced charges for offenses on Indian reservations. John T Murphy charged with illegally fencing government land allowed to plead by Tuesday. Robert Brownlee to plead Monday. Bonds set at 500 dollars. Case against Sneller and others timber values dismissed after compromise. Joe Plush sold his P P saloon interest to Frank Petelin. Creditors urged to settle by July 10 or face collection. Frank Petlin to pay all bills at P P saloon.
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Standard
Helena
John T. Murphy
Massena Bullard
W. T. Pigott
Robert Brownlee
Sweet Grass County
Liberty
Department At
Washington
United States
Sneller
Cascade County
Hunt
Rasch
Joe Plush
P. P
Frank Petelin
Frank Petlin
P. P. Saloon
Anaconda Team Defeats Montanas In Muddy Diamond Game
A large crowd watched Anaconda defeat the Montanas of Butte 15 to 9 at Deer Lodge County Fair grounds. Pitcher Jenkins struck out 10 and held the visitors to limited hits despite a rain soaked, muddy field. Managers praised Sullivan for assembling a strong lineup and noted improvements to the new diamond ahead of future Sunday games.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge County Fair Association
Montanas of Butte
Sullivan
Lovals
Jenkins
McFachlan
Bennett
Butler
Hees
Hartsell
Dwyer
Thomas
Anderson
McHale
Kerstahler
Durant
Notable Montana Belle Described by Community
A portrait from Montana highlights a young woman praised as a childhood standout and one of the belles of the region. Descriptions emphasize refined character and traits of noble womanhood admired by a broad segment of local good people.
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Montana
Anaconda Gun Club Members Score At Traps Meet
Anaconda Red and Gun Club members shot traps yesterday contesting the A medal Twohy medal and sweepstakes events. Nell led in several 2% singles with scores from 15 to 28, followed by Munn Mathewson Drumgoole and Hasley in multiple events.
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Anaconda Red and Gun Club
Nell
Hassey
Munn
Mathewson
Drummgoole
Twohy
Stephens
Drumgoole
Hasley
Ake Nell
Anaconda Players Shine In Wallace Debut Shutout
Anaconda batsmen King and Davis form a deadly Wallace battery. King fans 12, Davis praised as partner. Wallace falls 11 to 0 in season opener. Montana men set to stay in Idaho for summer and meet amateur teams.
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F. C. Norbeck
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Wallace
Idaho
Anaconda
Norbeck
Jimmy King
Frank Davis
King
Sume Mer
Dobbins of Billings Hosts Garfield Party Dinner
Mr Dobbins of Billings entertained a Garfield party at a private dinner in memory of old times when he assisted in the reclamation service. Guests included James R Garfield interior secretary and many reclamation officials, engineers, and railroad representatives from Northern Pacific and Chicago Burlington and Quincy lines.
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Billings
Dobbins
Northern
Garfield
Reclamation Service
James R. Garfield
Interior
F. H. Newell
Reclamation Servicer
A. P. Davis
H. N. Savage
Huntley Project
C. J. Blanchard
W. Cole
J. Ahern
F. C. Stockton
A. W. Page
Mr. Mass
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Dr. Carpenter
Railroad
Mr. Massey
Boyle
Northern Pacific Railway
J. McKinney
E. F. Tabor
Senator Carter
Senator Dixon
National union, labor council meet tonight in city
City notices report several organizations holding meetings this evening including the National union and Central labor council. Fireworks and stage goods advertised by Roach & Smith and Coy's promote holiday items while local sales list houses and furniture for sale on East Seventh and Alder. Charles Eggleston Jr bicycles to Deer Lodge. Mrs Powell visits Colfax. Mary Swank dies in Butte. Standard promotes prize flags for new subscribers.
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Charles Eggleston, Jr
Deer Lodge
Ford and Parrott wed at Stuart in home ceremony
Harry W. Ford and Miss Ethel Beatrice Parrott married yesterday afternoon at the bride’s parents’ Stuart home with Rev. I. D. Ware officiating. They left for a coast and Puget Sound honeymoon of two to three weeks and will live on the Ford ranch near Stuart. Ford is a respected Deer Lodge valley ranchman and a member of the Anaconda Eagles. Parrott has long resided in the valley.
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Harry W. Ford
Ethel Beatrice Parrott
William Parrott
Stuart
I. D. Ware
Methodist
Anaconda
Deer Lodge Valley
Mr. Ford
Anaconda Aerie of Eagles
St Peter and St Paul Society Celebration in City
The SS Peter and Paul society led a parade through the city streets to mark the fifteenth anniversary of the order in Anaconda. Participating groups included St Joseph, St Michael, Servian Montene gro union, St Philip and St Jacob, and St George with SS Peter and Paul. The day closed with a mass at St Peter's church and an evening dance at SS Peter and Paul hall.
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Anaconda
SS. Peter and Paul Society
Order
St. Joseph Society
St. Michael Society
Servian-Montenegro Union of
Butte
St. Philip and St. Jacob Society of
St. George
SS. Peter and Paul
St. Peter
Philipsburg Notes Make Local Rounds and Roles
W E Moore returns from Billings and attends the Billings club banquet in honor of Secretary Garfield. Conductor A W Gray resumes the Burg branch run after recovery from an old injury. his post during absence filled by Mr Hornsley of Missoula who has returned home with his family. Mr and Mrs P M Voyce of Gold Creek visit Ss S Church for a week. Mal Lenehan formerly of Granite and Deer Lodge counties now near Wallace Idaho toured for business and departed Saturday. Mrs E Archer Hannah is rapidly re-
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W. EE. Moore
Billings
Billings Club
Garfield
A. W. Gray
Burg
Hornsley
Missoula
Mal Lenehan
Granite
Deer Lodge
Wallace
Idaho
E. Archer Hannah
Uncalled letters list for Anaconda post office week ending June 29
The weekly uncalled mail includes men and women names such as W. W. local 105 Birch Street 14 Birch Street and 210 East Park with holders like Marvin E. Braman John A. Byrne J. H. Foster Dave J. Davis and Denison Wetherill. Foreign names include Jakob Eriksen James E. Gorman and Alexander Hauge. H. F. Errett Postmaster.
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Anaconda
I. W. W. Local
Birch Street
East Park
Marvin E. Braman
John A. Byrne
W. A. Bryd
H. H. Clark
Dave J. Davis
Albert Denton
J. H. Foster
John Grob
F. H. Jones
M. E. Hash
Clyde Keno- Wash
Baptist Larner
Auto Marovich
Matt Monson
John Miller
Peter Miller
J. W. Mikel
Nate Miller
Emmett McFarland
James Ray
Joe Roseboom
E. W. Smith
Adam F. Shurick
Denison Wetherill
August Bergmas
Nellie Brook
James G. Davis
M. A. Denuch
Nancy Harman
Mary Hickey
C. W. Hoagland
Annie G. Moore
G. M. Morris
Mary Murphy
Mary GC. MacDonald
Katherine J. O'Donahue
John Ryan
Thomas H. Sutton
C. J. Schultz
Mattie H. White
J. A. Auggren
Jakob Eriksen
James E. Gorman
Alexander Hauge
Pierre Kenewas
Giuseppe Mauro
Colin Ross
Eddie Shimmin
John M. Swanson
H. F. Errett
Butte Anaconda & Pacific cuts round trip to $1 for holiday travel
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway announces a $1 round trip fare for travel between Butte and Anaconda for the occasion. Train departures from Butte include 8:30, 9:40, 11:20 a.m., 10 p.m., 5 p.m., 11:15 p.m., and 2:20 a.m. on July 5 while Anaconda departures run 8, 10, 11:20 a.m., 3:25, 6:35 p.m., and 12:50 a.m. July 6. Central Labor Council officer election to be held tonight. all members urged to attend.
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Butte
Anaconda & Pacific
Anaconda
Central Labor Council
Local notes and travels of Granite County residents
Frank D. Brown and family head to Rock Creek summer residence for the season. Miss Jean Butler, recent Fort A rack Dillon graduate, visits Philipsburg friends before returning home. W. W. Krogur back from Billings after land drawing in the Huntley district. George Blum of Drummond reported as a Granite County winner in the land lottery.
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Frank D. Brown
Rock Creek
Jean Butler
Fort al
Dillon
Philipsburg
W. W. Krogur
Billings
Huntley
Granite County
George Blum
Drummond
Reclaiming 30000 Acres in Prickly Pear Valley
Helena report states M H Gerry Jr of Helena Power Transmission returns from the East noting no change in plans for reclaiming 30000 acres in Prickly Pear valley. He cites eastern money market as delaying active work though surveys and ditch plans are finished.
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The
Standard
Helena
M. H. Gerry, Jr
Helena Power Transmission Company
Gerry
Prickly Pear Valley
Card of Thanks for Rosaline Halverson tribute
In thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during our recent bereavement in the death of our granddaughter Rosaline Lavon Halverson and for floral tributes from Mr and Mrs Robert Davis.
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Rosaline
Lavon Halverson
Robert Davis
Anaconda Health Officer Orders Sewers Cleans Of Cesspools
Citizens must connect cesspools to the sewer system or drain and clean them before filling. Health officer issues this order to ensure proper sewerage handling.
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Anaconda
Order of Health
Regulation Flag Giveaway for New Subscriptions
The Standard will present a regulation U S flag size six by three feet to any boy or girl bringing in a new subscription order. Prize flag blanks may be procured at Standard offices Butte Anaconda and Missoula.
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Anaconda
U.S
Butte
Missoula
Real estate investment option in Seattle offered
Do you want a first class Seattle real estate investment, a good hotel or rooming house. E. C. Greene & Co., 209 Marion building, Seattle, Wash.
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Seattle
E. C. Greene & Co
Marion Building
Wash
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