Bush may face perjury charge over Colbert estate claim
The attorney general contends Bush testified he was the sole living Colbert relative to claim the estate. Sheriff Quinn attempted to move the 72 year old from a hospital to arrest him, but Bush was too ill to move. Prosecution aims to hold Bush accountable for alleged false testimony about kinship. The article notes Bush’s prior denial and later confession of seeking the estate, and mentions his Minnesota connections and lack of contact for decades. Premier Balfour later meets King Edward in London.
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Peter Breen
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Mystery Cracker Box Finds Dead Infant in Pond
John Huddleston and his son Arlo found an unmatured male infant's body in a common cracker box in a pond near Columbia Gardens street railway tracks near Meaderville. Police and Acting Coroner Justice Doran investigated but no clues or inquest were made due to the body’s condition. The box was likely in the water only hours and wrapped in old linen.
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Butte
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Northern Pacific
Meaderville
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Kemper Avenue
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Conclave of Rough Riders Carnival Planned at Columbia
Messrs Susmanre ab George Forsyth announce a large scale carnival at the Columbia Gens in August with a balloon race between Professors Odell and Wilburn a cakewalk pre-ceating contest for eight colored participants a 100 foot high dive by Odell broncho busting wild bronchos by Miss Sperry a 10 mile race between Sperry and Getta a 299 foot slide by Mills a ride and tie race six men and three horses a Boston and Montana band and other attractions
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George Forsyth
Columbia Gens
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Professor Wilburn
Fanny Sperry
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Miss Getta
Professor Mills
Montana
Miner Faces Narrow Escape After Mine Accident
Michael Zagor narrowly escaped death in an accident at the 1,800 foot level of the Rarus mine yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock. He was using a pick when a missed hole set off a charge of powder, tearing at his face and mangling flesh atop his head and arm. Both eyes were severely injured and doctors fear he may lose one eye. Zagor, married, resides on Atlantic street in Meaderville Los Angeles. He was hospitalized at St. James hospital in precarious condition.
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Butte Notes: Local arrivals and births stir the day
James Breen of Spokane visits Butte while Judge Ervin and Fay Ervin come from Beaverhead County. Fred Woodworth travels from the Big Hole country and Sheriff Duke Gist of Beaverhead County was here yesterday. Birth announcements record a daughter to Dennis Sullivan on Belle street, a son to H J Parlin on Galena street, and a daughter to Michael Anglim on South Wyoming street. The Silver Bow county bar adjourned again as resolutions committee delays report. Eleven Dillon militia members have arrived to travel to Helena for the annual target shoot.
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Spokane
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Beaverhead County
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Big Hole
Duke Gist
Butte
Dennis Sullivan
Belle Street
H. J. Parkin
Galena Street
Michaelanglim
Wyoming Street
Silver Bow
Dillon Militia Company
Helena
W. J. Cushing
W. E. Nelson
B.A. Job
German squadron arrives in Copenhagen in salute exchange
At Copenhagen on July 21 the German squadron commanded by First Admiral Von Koerger arrived today and exchanged salutes with the fortress and the Danish squadron, signaling formal welcome and naval accord.
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Disturbances and fines amid court actions in Butte
Court heard multiple small cases including McDonald who was fined for wrongful service on property, Fegan fined for breaking quarantine, and several others facing disturbances and vulgar language charges. Spitting ordinance violators were fined a dollar each.
Freight Depot Moved Without Breakage in Yard Maneuver
Workers completed a careful relocation of the freight house belonging to the Short Line and Northern Pacific. Two tracks were prepared, cars rolled under the structure, locomotives aided the move, and the 10-car, 150 by 30 foot building advanced about 150 yards west toward the new depot site. The two-story office portion remains, with demolition and site clearing to follow.
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Erie
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Mayo House
Wyoming Street
Which Way Shall Woman Ride
A discussion of cross seat riding versus side saddle outlines health concerns and social propriety objections. Medical opinions favoring side saddle claim risk, discomfort, and unfamiliar control, while advocates say cross seat enables quicker, safer maneuvers though skirts and pommel interactions pose hazards. Also notes Petersburg rumor about a sea voyage for Nicholas denied. no trip planned.
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