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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1906
Page
14
Attorney there Ly ves a7 is somemnay com ua soon. Jury and judge details remain unclear as sensational developments surface in the Hartje case amid ongoing legal actions and public interest.
District Attorney John A. Robb said arrests would follow as soon as the Hartje case submissions reach court. He indicated more seizures and witnesses would be brought in after testimony about Love letters tied to Augustine Martie and Mrs. Hartje. An insurance agent Swore that a noted letter was in fact written by Mrs. Hartje and entered as rebuttal evidence.
The testimony in Mrs Hartie's case proceeds under vigorous cross examination by Freeman on the initial and rebuttal questions. A handwriting expert Kragier wraps up his assessment as the court reviews a Helen Scott letter and Madine's role in an alleged driving incident at Schenney Park while Mrs Hartie was in Memphis.
In American League action Philadelphia and Boston swept both ends of doubleheaders. Patterson and teammates edged Chicago early. Cleveland failed to score against Young. Washington rallied to a nine run inning, earning a remarkable 9 to 0 victory while Detroit and New York split series amid scattered hits and errors.
Ratteries Leewer and Gibson blank Mets while Ames Bresnanan fall to Unpires 1 0 in a tough league clash. Brooklyn surprises guests with late offense as Chicago and Boston chase wins in a volatile July 24 slate. Key innings include Leidwell and Tenney producing the lone early run for the visitors.
In a July 1 game at Cincinnati the team rallied in the third and sixth innings after two were out to beat Philadelphia. Wicker, Livingstone, Durstehy, and Reon contributed key hits as Cincinnati extended its winning streak to four.
In a July Portland game, Beattie pounds Welch as Henderson and Blanken back Oakland. Delmas exits with three runs on a single, while Watters and Perrine contribute for Fresno. Attendance rises as batteries Hopkins, Ollen, Waltons and Hogan appear. West Oakland zone tensions linger amid strike fears and demand for higher wages.
Great Earness racing returns to Windsor track with hyphenated Laare event led by known exhibitor. Local crowd gathers as horses and riders compete for prize money and public attention.
Reports from Windsor and International circuits describe the Vanderbilt Cup race drawing a large crowd and many entries. Ardell wins a Chamber of Commerce stake heat. Mercedes cars to compete with Keene Graves and Charley involved. Foxhall Keene to drive, Albert Clement potential entry. talks of Napier interest and six-cylinder advances surface amid plans for the Vanderbilt Cup and related Grand Prix events.
In Butte a stable from Conway Wy to race for a purse, with Cindy's Belin Atoka Ws and Cinna har Toe among entries. The event will be staged at the track in the fall, following a season opener and practice leading to the main race. A postal service accounting note appears in the latter portion of the text.
Dolph Sirard of the French club headquarters in a basement was arrested by Constable John McGrath on four complaints charging conducting poker games for money. Dates named were June 3 and June 15 this year. Bail fixed at 800 dollars per case, 2000 total, likely to be set again. Names of witnesses include a man known as Richard Roe and the father of a well-known figure. little is known about the accused to justice.
Butte briefs note a flurry of visits and arrivals from Dillon Helena Lewistown and Sheridan. Stephene of Dillon attends the Finten. George Mitchell from Helena. Alexander ig i the city Helens. W Wagner from Lewistown. Frank Stephens and wife from Lewistown registered at the Finlen. W G Morris from Pany registered at the Thorne 1. King the mining operator at his home in Helena. Residents from Sheridan, Missoula area and Twin Bridges are noted as visitors or guests of relatives in Butte.
Judge W B Cornish of Omaha and Harriman railway executives arrived in Butte for a brief inspection tour aboard a special train. The party, including Bancroft and Buckingham, planned to meet Senator Clark and then proceed south or west, with little significance attached to the visit beyond showcasing Harriman interests in the region. The Northeastern Pacific excursion series ends, while Salt Lake routes promote upcoming trips to Southern California despite heat.
Employees of Lutey's store gathered for an evening meeting to discuss improving service, time management, and cost savings. Joseph Lutes presided as permanent chairman. department heads attended, and plans were made for future sessions and potential changes to staffing.
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