Verdict in Colbert will case kept secret until morning
The jury in the Colbert will contest reached a verdict after six hours, but Judge Clancy ordered secrecy until court opened at 10 o clock. Attacks on witnesses and sharp exchanges filled the day as the Woolheater Lippincott case faced closing arguments from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colbert
Clancy
Udge Clancy
Donovan
Governor Smith
Woolbeater-Lippincott
Ase
Mr. Wetzstein
Smith
Wetzstein
C. F. Kelley
Woolheater
Lippincott
Woolbeater
Colbert
Kelley
John Woolbeater
Charley Colbert
Butte Briefs Highlight Visitors and a Local Death
In Butte yesterday several visitors checked in at local hotels including Perry of Helena Gilbert of Los Angeles Sachs of Reading Morton of Columbus Croll of Salt Lake James the mining engineer Wilson of Superior Parlin a 32 year old Kalispell resident died with remains held at the parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co.t. Perry
Helena
W. E. Gilbert
Los Angeles
Thornton
M. W. Kelly
Billings
M. Sachs
Reading
W. H. Morton
Columbus
Finlen
H. V. Croll
Salt Lake
Butte
Stanley James
London
Eng
Dog bites girl leads to dog seizure threat in Butte
Eight year old Mamie Hancock was bitten on the right arm by a black and white shaggy dog of unknown breed owned by Joseph Gratch of 418 Mahoney street. The wound required cauterization and prompted Mrs. Hancock to file a complaint. Police served notice to Gratch to kill the dog or remove it from Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gratch
Mahoney Street
Mamie
Delia Hancock
Sullivan
Fraternal Eagles Parade to Mountain View Park
All members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles are asked to assemble tomorrow at 9 at Eagle hall for a parade to the Butte Anaconda Pacific depot. Train departs at 10 for Mountain View park. Invitation extended to all journing brothers. W M ERLER, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Eagle Hall
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Mountain View Park
W. M. Erler
Arrest of 11-year-old for assault after rock attack on pony
Elmer Manning accuses 11-year-old Harry Davis of striking his pony with a rock. Davis was arrested yesterday on a warrant issued by Justice O'Connor's court for assault in the third degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davis
Justice O'Connor
Elmer Manning
Davis
Police Captain Convicted in Police Favoritism Scheme
Minneapolis July 11 Captain John Fitchett known as Coffee John was convicted of trafficking in police positions by accepting 200 dollars from John Long for securing Long's appointment as a policeman. The misdemeanor highlights wider municipal corruption ties and potential collusion with Mayor Ames officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
John Fitchett
Coffee John
John Long
Long
Mayor Ames
Ames
David Johnson
Fitchett
Raffaelli Claims Oil Colors Made Solid Like Crayons
Paris artist J. J. Raffaelli announces a method turning oil colors into solid sticks akin to pastels. He demonstrated rubbing sticks on canvas and other surfaces to create finished color with all the depth of oils and immediate unity in outdoor and portrait work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
J. J. Raffaelli
Raffaelli
Fire on NP coach near Columbus prompts stoppage
A Northern Pacific eastbound coach caught fire near Columbus yesterday. The train halted, a hole was cut in the roof, and the blaze was fought and extinguished. Minutes later the fire reignited further along the line but was put out after another stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
Northern Pacific
Columbus
Opie Forces Draw With Oglesby In Butte Boxing Card
Howard Opie and Kid Oglesby fought a hard 10 round draw at the Family theater in Butte. Opie pressed the action from the start, hurt Oglesby repeatedly, and the crowd misread the referee’s decision as a finish before the final bell. Jack Richards beat Verne Prisk in a preliminary, setting up Opie’s upcoming bout.
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Howard Opie
Kid Oglesby
Family Theater
Helena Lad
Butte
Opie
Oglesby
Guion
George Baker
San Francisco
Baker
Salt Lake
United States
Helena
Ilesby
Jack Richards
Verne Prisk
Richards
Prisk
Oglesgy
32 Dog Open Stake Draw For Sunday
The draw lists 32 dog pairings for Sunday including Rowe and Noall's Court Beauty versus A W Jones's New Moon and more matchups such as Thistle against Wattlebark and Lady Newark against King s Maid. Liquid Air and King's Boy are guarded with Lady Gay paired to Liquid Air and Rainbow paired with King's Boy.
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Rowe & Noall’s
Court Beauty
A. W. Jones
New Moon
N. Olds’ Thistle
Foley & Short
Wattlebark
Pascal Poe
Lady Newark
J. E. Hosking
King's Maid
W. H. Smith
Fitz
R. M. Campbell
Sara
M. Davey
H. C. Lowe
Glencoe
J. &. Hosking
Liquid Air
J. E. Hoskine
H. CC. Lowe
Lady Gay
C. Gibbon
Rainbow
H. Corbis
Dartmoor Dan
Dorothy Belle
Elsie M
H. Dougherty
Santa Rita
J. G. Bennett
Nellie D
M. B. Lavanche
Dougherty
Remus
King Kelly
King’s Boy
Twin Bridges Select Nine to Meet Watseka at City Park
A Twin Bridges Silver Star fusion nine will face Watseka next Sunday afternoon at the city park. Joe Moffitt leads the local squad in a fast, clean contest. Watseka’s strong reputation will be challenged as crowds expect large delegations from Sheridan Silver Star Rochester and Butte.
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Twin Bridges
Silver Star
Watseka
Joe Moffitt
Sheridan
Rochester
Butte
Wrenn Brothers Defeat National Champs Ward and Davis
In New York on July 11 the national tennis champions Ward and Davis fell to the Wrenn Brothers at the West Chester club. The pair Whitman and Ware outplayed Little and Alexander in a separate match, showcasing their steadier play.
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New York
Ward
Davis
Wrenn Brothers
West Chester
Little
Alexander
Whitman
Ware
Lawyer Held Prisoner by Heirloom of Money Demand
Denver July 11 Police report A B Sullivan attorney resident 1368 Ogden street held prisoner by Michael O Keefe locomotive fireman at 1008 Ninth street since 1 30 pm O Keefe demands 17000 saying Sullivan owes him Sullivan fears rescue and police suspect O Keefe is demented as midnight approached authorities planned further action to free the attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
A. B. Sullivan
Ogden Street
Michael O'Keefe
Ninth Street
Armstrong
O'Keefe
Sullivan
Fresh eruption of Mont Pelee hits Martinique
At Fort de France on July 11 a fresh eruption of Mont Pelee occurred this morning. The event was reported from Martinique, detailing renewed volcanic activity on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort de France
Island of
Martinique
Mont Pelee
Miner Survives 109 Foot Fall in Ore Chute at Gray Rock
Joseph Sicott, a miner, plunged head first into an ore chute at the Gray Rock mine around midnight, surviving a 109 foot fall with scalp wounds and suspected internal injuries. He remained unconscious and in critical condition at Murray & Freund hospital, with initial fears of skull fracture unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sicott
Gray Rock
Sicott
Murray & Freund Hospital
Shott
Assistant to AG refutes Quebec settlement claim
Marion Erwin, special assistant to the U S attorney general, said there was no offer to drop the case for 500000. He noted Benjamin D Greene told him and John F Gaynor would pay 300000 to settle, but the attorney general deemed it not worth mentioning.
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Washington
Marion Erwin
Gaynor
Greene
Taschereau
Gaynor and Greene
Quebec
Frwin
United States
Montreal
Benjamin D. Greene
John F Gaynor
Knox
King Edward’s Lost King Visits Breese Illinois Story
King Edward the British monarch traveling under the name Lord Renfrew strayed from his party near Breese Clinton county Illinois in the 1860s. He wandered after a bird hunt and asked a Scots Irish farmer to pull his wagon to Breese for supplies and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Edward of
England
Clinton County
Lord Renfrew
St. Louis
Breese
R. M
Donne
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad
Injured Young Rider in Wild West Show
Bartlett a Billings resident and new broncho-buster for a Wild West show was thrown from a vicious horse during a ducking routine. A gash opened above his right ear, he lost consciousness briefly, a surgeon stitched the scalp, and he later left Billings with the troupe for the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
Bartlett
Worden remains to be buried in Helena
The body of Mrs. Kate R Worden wife of a Lewistown attorney who died in Great Falls will be buried in Helena likely tomorrow evening with funeral at 2 p m in the Episcopal church. The body will arrive on the evening train and be taken to Forestvale potentially the next day if interment is postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Kate R. Worden
Lewistown
Great Falls
Episcopal Church
Forestvale
Berlin Decree Enforces Meat Law Provisions
Official publication confirms a decree enforcing all provisions of the meat law from April 1903. The action formalizes standards and oversight across markets and processing in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mattison Shot and Robbed on Way Home at Basin
Old peddler J. H. B. Mattison was shot in the leg and robbed near Basin while returning to Clancy with his camp outfit. A man suspected of collusion with a partner John Crawford was arrested and released. detectives pursue the primary suspect as Sheriff Sherlock receives details. The weapon and amount stolen remain undisclosed.
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J. H. B. Mattison
Basin
Clancy
Mattison
Columbia Gardens
Anderson
John Crawford
John Kilbright
Hull
Butte
Eulogy Planned for Mr Bonner Funeral in Missoula
In Missoula on July 11 the plan for Mr Bonner's funeral was announced Rev McJunkin will lead religious services with Rev Walter Hayes assisting Elks to lead the procession and escort the remains to Missoula cemetery where additional service follows The male sextet will provide music and pallbearers include several Missoula and Deer Lodge residents out‑of‑town mourners include T H Carter of Helena ensuring arrival by Saturday train due to Sunday trains.
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Missoula
Bonner
McJunkin
Walter Hayes
Presbyterian Church
T. H. Carter
The
Elks
Honn
Eagle Band Becomes Permanent Organization
Billings July 11 A special meeting of Eagle band members unanimously decided to form the group as a permanent organization. The band will feature fine instruments and include some of the citys best musicians. T Sherwood elected business manager to secure engagements for a new band expected to be among the finest in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
Eagle Band
Muate Cians
T. Sherwood
Motion to Reinstate Appeal in Bordeaux Case Filed
Special Dispatch reports in Helena that Fila Bordeaux vs John Bordeaux had a motion to reinstate the appeal filed with the supreme court clerk. Time for briefs is requested and the case will not be taken up for 10 days due to notice rules.
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Helena
Fila Bordeaux
John Bordeaux
Supreme Court
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