Stanivich pleads guilty in Washoe graft case
Peter Stanivich pled guilty before Justice Murphy in a Washoe smelter graft case. Witness Louis Stantschich testified he paid Stanivich monthly bribes of ten dollars, with the boss identified as Billy McCabe. Stanivich admitted collecting money from workers and passing it to the boss, with a final payment of two hundred eighty dollars witnessed by Louis Stanischieh. Judge Murphy fined Stanivich nineteen dollars and discharged him. The McCabe case proceeds in the same court with defense noting no crime under state codes.
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Louis Stanischieh
Billy” McCabe
Billy McCabe
Lolks
Philip Stanisehich
McCabe
Duffy
City notices and ads mix at Anaconda gathering
Local items from Anaconda list social meetings at Capital City lodge and Maccabees, shop promotions at Strain's offering 23 percent and 18 percent discounts on dresses and shirtwaists, arrivals and visits by residents and visitors, and a union funeral notice.
Possible arrests linked to McCabe conviction case
Report notes that additional arrests may follow if a conviction in the McCabe case occurs. The item outlines potential legal actions tied to the ongoing investigation and future charges contingent on the verdict.
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McCabe
Picnic arranged for Foresters outing to Silver Lake
At a Catholic Order of Foresters meeting a picnic to Silver Lake was planned for next Sunday. All carriages and rigs in the city will be hired for a full day of boating and amusements with an early start and evening return. Also, 30 pairs of ladies’ oxfords are being sold at 2.35 to close out before inventory.
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Order of Foresters
Picnia
Silver Lake
Oxfords
McRae
Niagara Falls
Anaconda
Butte
Missoula
Berry funeral at Walsh's parlors at 2 today
Notices of a 2 o'clock funeral at Walsh's undertaking parlors 1s Main street with P A Tobin president and Robert J Schmidt secretary. Various local society notes and events follow including social, church, and business updates from Anaconda and surrounding areas.
Boston Juniors Rally to Defeat Chicago Juniors in League Opener
The Boston Juniors of the Anaconda City League won their first game yesterday at the lumber yard grounds, defeating the Chicago Juniors 1 to 0. The contest was fast and well played, drawing a large audience.
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Lumber Yard Grounds
Boston
Chicago
Twin Boys Born and Buried After Funeral Sermon
Two infant twin brothers were born to the wife of FH Ashlock of Test Fifth Street Abaconda on July 1. They died Monday evening and were buried Tuesday morning from the residence. Rev Hankey preached the funeral sermon. Interment followed in Hi cemetery.
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Ashlock
Test Fifth Street
Abaconda
Hankey
Hi Cemetery
Treaty ratification outlook cited by Colombian envoy
Dr. Thomas Herran the Colombian chargé d affaires received a dispatch from Bogota noting that the odds of ratifying the treaty have improved markedly in recent days.
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Wiushington
Thomas Herran
Bogota
Bowen Resigns As Deputy U S Consul In Paris
James A. Bowen of Chicago resigns from his post as deputy United States consul in Paris due to continued ill health.
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Paris
James A. Bowen
Chicago
United States
Defense rests as insanity battle shapes Zidmair murder case
In Livingston on June 15 the Zidmair murder trial session concluded with the defense challenging the insanity claim. Dr Saffley testified Reider may have been dead at the second shot, while Dr Alton argued the killer knew right from wrong and was sane. The dispute over the daughter’s letter to Harry Lamb and its influence on the verdict also featured in the proceedings.
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Livingston
Jiffy
Zidmai
Sstate
Zidmair
Reider
Dr. Saffley
Bozeman
Held
Alton
Saffley
Zidmatt
Harry Lamb
Sweer T
Court schedules night session to finish trial arguments
In a procedural move the court excludes the letter and proceeds with a night session to conclude the trial arguments. The actions suggest a timely resolution after initial objections.
Explosion on Southern Pacific Engine Near Alameda
Engine 288 of the Southern Pacific broad gauge exploded this morning while hauling a six car train to the ferry bound for San Francisco. Engineer Duncan Fireman Gales and a shop hand Hansen escaped with bruises and burns. The engine was nearly wrecked and the train ran about a hundred feet before stopping. No passengers were injured.
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Oakland
Cal
Southern Pacific
Alameda
San Francisco
Duncan
Gales
Hansen
Freight engine explosion kills fireman in Otto Wyoming
A Union Pacific freight engine exploded at Otto Wyoming killing Fireman H Carlson and lightly injuring Engineer D P D Sweeney. The tragedy occurred as mourners gathered for the funeral of Engineer Michael Lyons, who died in a similar accident last Sunday.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad
Otto
H. Carlson
Dpd
D. Sweeney
Michael Lyons
Train crash near Waterloo kills five in Southport Express
The Southport express train crowded with passengers jumped the track at Waterloo, five miles from Liverpool. Five people were killed and 30 injured in the morning accident.
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Liverpool
Southport
Waterloo
Levy explains Jewish petition as American, not a protest
New York July 15 Leon N Levy released a statement after a conference between the president and the Jewish committee on the Wishines petition. He said the conference was satisfactory and in accord with the president. He noted he would not reveal conference details, that the petition remains unchanged, and that it is not a protest nor a remonstrance. The petition is in behalf of Americans, regardless of religion.
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New York
Oyster Bay
Leon N. Levy
Tachers Divorced in Bozeman District Court
In Bozeman on July 5 a district court decree granted Ethel Tacher a divorce from her husband John Tacher on grounds of desertion.
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Bozeman
Ethel Tacher
John “Tacher
William Snyder Kills Bear on Bridger Range Divide
Special Dispatch reports in Bozeman on July 15 that William Snyder yesterday morning killed a small bear on the divide of the Bridger range northeast of Bozeman. The incident occurred during patrol or exploration in the vicinity. No further details on motive or aftermath are provided.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
William Snyder
Bridger Range
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