Grewsome Exhibit Stirs Courtroom in Wyoming Trial
In Cheyenne Wyoming July 20 the head of a long haired woman was shown in court at the Jenkins murder trial to illustrate how the wife died. Spectators turned away as the display unnerved the defendant who later regained composure. The witness Coroney Beard described the scene amid other grisly exhibits. Jenkins faces charges of murdering his wife to gain a $50,000 jewelry estate.
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Cheyanne
Wyo
J. Warren Jenkins
Jenkins
Bull Moose Cocktail Stirred Into Roaring Campaign Lore
A humorous tale from Oyster Bay links the Bull Moose cocktail to Theodore Roosevelt era politics. An Oyster Bay bartender reportedly created the drink after listening to patrons argue about Roosevelt's witness in November. The recipe mixes two thirds vermouth with gin and nose of bitters, plus nerve tonic and brandy, served with a taxi ride just before drinking. Chicago notes report Mrs. Estele Ryan Snyder sailing to Hamburg to pursue the Wertz estate fight in Germany.
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New York
Oyster Bay
Bute
Oyster’ Bay
Sagamore Hill
All Odd Pellows Attend Bowden Funeral Meeting
All Odd Fellows of the city are requested to meet at 1 0 C F halt, South Butte, at 1 o clock Sunday July 11 attend the funeral of Brother John B Bowden. By order of B E Olson, WN G.
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C. F. Halt
Routh Butte
John B. Bowden
B. E. Olson
WN. G
New Helena Hotel name chosen for Helena project
The New Helena will be the hotel's name chosen by the board of directors today in Helena. Maurice Weiss to organize the operating company upon completion. The seven story building aims for occupancy by the legislature meeting time. The Hennessy Mercantile Co of Butte wins furnishing contract.
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Sportal Dispatcha
the Standard
Helena
Helenn
Maurlce Welss
Welsa
Tha Watts
Hennessy Mercantile Company of
Butte
B. P Laxter
Hennessy Company
Maurice Weiss
Recluse Adolph Hufenhauger Dies After Faint Hope
Nearby Henderson, a dying recluse Adolph Hufenhauger was found on a cabin bench. A note on old cardboard spoke of an early love tragedy and a faded youth, while loose gold and silver money lay nearby amid scattered boxes. The scene hints at financial distress and tragic romance.
Law Is Not a Joke Says Judge Donlan in Gambling Case
Judge Donlan warned that law is no joke as two saloon proprietors Mullins and ONeill faced arraignment on charges of permitting gambling at their East Granite Street establishment Covert and Granite Streets. Bonds set at 10000 each to secure their appearance in court. Additional defendants Welker and St. were also arraigned with bonds of 10000. Police raided the Mullins and O’Neill saloon after a tip about a secret gambling layout including a $1000 roulette wheel and two $400 slot machines. Plausible leads traced to a mysterious telephoned tip shortly before the raid.
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Dontan
District Court
Josept
Mullins
Mike O'Neill
Informa Hom
Donovan
Donlan
Mulcahy
East Granite Strcot
Mutting & O'Neill
Murray
Ebyning School Orgor
Mullins & O'Naill
Mullins & O'Neill
O'Neill
J. W. Marshall
DB. W. Morgan
No Inquest Held Over Death of Ball Player Helme
The body of Charles W. Ducky Helme was found near Feeley station Thursday. The coroner ruled death from exposure with temporary derangement as the cause and no inquest will be held. Funeral services were held at 2 pm at the family residence 263 South Washington Street with Rev. Walter M. Jordan officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W
Ducky) Helme
Feeley Station
Wilde
South
Washington Street
Walter M. Jordan
Engineer 18 Killed in Weed Klamath Rail Crash
July 20 Weed reports engineer Guy P. Dunbar of Askland died after a light railway locomotive derailed near Dorrie while traveling at high speed between Weed and Klamath QValis. Fireman Arthur Selby was uninjured. The wreck threw the engine from the track and overturned. Dunbar died soon after at a hospital.
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Weed
Cat
Guy P. Dunbar
Askland
Klamath Qvalis
Nhl
Ias
Dorrie
Arthur Selby
Dunbar
Hosnital
Derailment injures passengers on Maryland excursion train
An excursion train from York Pennsylvania to Baltimore derailed at Grove Maryland near Fork causing eight cars to leave the track. About 40 percent of the passengers were shaken and several seriously injured. The accident is blamed on spreading rails. A Woodmen of the World funeral service is scheduled at the Masonic temple Sunday at 1:30 p.m. for Adelbert Beranek.
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Baltimore
York
Grove
Fork
Masonic Temple
Yata
Adelbert Beranek
H. Erooks
M. J. Griger
Rutke Camp
Jim Brown's ashes still in storage at burial plot
Executor resigns as creditors and heirs fail to locate assets from Col Jim Brown pioneer newspaper man. Died years ago leaving modest property, widow and daughter. Amounts claimed include 226.00 and 2442.90. Public Administrator Metzner to assume estate duties.
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Jim Brown
Plonear
Alorage
UN Butta
Jim
Hutto
Butte
Ed €. Sadie
Jim’st Will
Nla
Tm. L. Chapman
James A. Murray
Juden
Night of the Big Wind in Ireland Debated
The item notes inquiries about the so called night of the big wind and says historians place the event in Ireland on January 6 and 7, 1839, with wind authorities in Butte cited and debate on its historical context.
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Ireland
Butte
Attention Physiotasa medical institution seeks physician
A Montana medical institution seeks a physician to perform specialized work in various towns. Great opportunity for the right person. Write to BP. D. Bex and Aberdeen.
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Montana
Weite
D. Bex Aod
Aberdeen
Pilon divorce ends with aim to remarry for a good man
Mary Pilon obtained a divorce from Arthur Pilon in Hamilton Montana. She testified she supported herself after marriage and that he never worked since. The judge commented on marriage changing men and Pilon said she did her best to provide a home. the divorce was granted.
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Mary Pilon
Arthur Pilon
Conan
Divoresas
MdEo
Sean
Pilon
Hamilton
Mont
Wefendant
Beaverhead
Filion Horeek
Aho
Dutha
Tudge
Donlan
Geo
Shea
Famous overture added to bill of photoplays
The American theater introduces a new feature with an augmented orchestra of 15 performing a Brand concert as part of photoplays. The Willliam Tell overture by Gloeating Rogersini anchors the program, followed by a four-part description of the opera scenes and a second number by Mennletazonn, concluding with Bing Bang by Charles W. Glaze.
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Rogsini
Maliun
Guilwume Tell
Swiss Alps
Alps
Tran
Jakob Ludwig Mennletazonn Nachhaldy
Bing Bang
Maron
Charles W. Glaze
Inader
American Orchestra
Woman seeks divorce amid bigamy and abuse claims
Annia Hammond sues Richard Hallmond for divorce alleging marriage in 1900 and a 1908 union under false names. She claims defalcations, cruelty, threats, and abandonment including non support of a wife in Camborne England, with summons by publication.
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Nellta Johnnon Kag
Grijavantes
George Johnson
Hole
Pred Wells
Tie Tap Wailer
Kifiter
Annia Haummond
Richard Hallmond
Cambor England
Hammond
Camborne
Jury verdict Announces Hemorrhage Death for Mrs Hamilton
The coroner's jury ruled that Mrs Willan Hamilton died from hemorrhage at 225 South Main in the Kaxex block after several prior tubercular troubles. Witnesses stated she complained of illness days before her death and suffered repeated hemorrhages before dying a few hours later.
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Willan Hamilton
South Main Street
DIES IN PARK COUNTY LOCAL RESIDENT CALLED
Special Dispatch notes the death of Ed Wrient Wright of Livingston Montana due to heart failure at his home after a five day illness. Born in Cameron Missouri in 184? he came to Montana about 20 years ago. He married in 1892 and is survived by his wife three sons a daughter and four sisters and six brothers.
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Stenaara
Livingston
Ed Wrient
Park County
Wright
Cameron
Montana
Litzsle Spring
Henry D. Heffernn
Frank Wright
A. T. Wright
Hmma Patton
W. c. Nance
Liv. Ingston
Jury for Ruef parole petition shortened by one juror missing
In San Francisco on July 20 leaders of the Ruef parole movement announced that all but one juror who convicted him of bribery had signed the petition to the state board of prison directors for parole. The missing juror, John Anderson, could not be located.
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San Francisco
L. H. Dorr
United States
Pacific Coast
Abraham Reuf
Ruef
State Board of Prison Directors
John Anderson
STIMINEMS ASK FOR AID
London leaders of the deck strike cable Sam Gompers AFL president for aid and threaten unconditional surrender amid labor crisis.
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Stiminems
London
Samus Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Bank Officials List and Duties
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