Married by Thaw Matteawan Insane Prisoner
A prisoner at Matteawan allegedly married during a thaw fights for liberty while AC quits himself well.
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Thaw
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
15
Thaw Under Cross Examination In New Jersey Court
Harry K. Thaw faced six hours on the witness stand as District Attorney Jerome probed his life and sanity. Thaw remained calm, insisted he was sane, and defended his actions toward Evelyn Nesbit before marriage. The examination continued with questions on hypnosis and alleged hallucinations, drawing smiles from Thaw and his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. J
Harry KK
Thaw
Jerome
Stanford White
White
Evelyn Nesbit
Lestiony
Lit Ueton
Body Found After Murder Near Creek West of Here
The body of a 35 year old man, likely Japanese, was found tied to a willow in a creek west of Clancey. A stabbing on the face, blood on rails, and two men suspected mark a deliberate murder linked to Great Northern tracks. A brass tag shows Great Northern Spokane 1909. Authorities pursue a Japanese man seen fleeing toward a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Clancey
Here
Great Northern
Spokane
Jefferson County
Dunn
Tragic Boat Accident Drowns Two Sons in California
In Longshoreman's Cove Santa Ana July 28 Edward White 10 son of Dr Ied ward White and Walter Angell 18 son of Edward E Angell both of Anaheim drowned when their boat capsized. Mrs Angell mother of one boy was rescued by a younger son on shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Cal
Edward White
Iedward White
Anaheim
Walter Angell
Edward E. Angell
Suspect in Belleville murder arrested in Colorado
Denver July 26 Roy Blake a traveling photographer known as Blondie Blake was arrested in Clear Creek county Colorado and held for Belleville Illinois authorities on a murder charge. Miss Ella Waltz identified him from a photograph and alerted officials after recognizing him at a mountain summit. Blake denies the charge and says he has never been in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eling
Blondie Blake
Clear Creek County
Belleville
Ill
Peter Waltz
Blake
Ella Waltz
McClellan
Waltz
Morbid Jealousy Triggers Tragic Railroad Car Death
A jealous feud on a Milwaukee railroad boarding car ends with foreman Pat Costello dead from a revolver shot. He accused his wife of infidelity, then pointed to a cook and a timekeeper before firing. his wife wounded, McMillan wrestled the weapon and fled, later surrendering to authorities. An inquest cleared McMillan of blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Drummond
Ozan Siding
Milwaukee Railroad
Pat Costello
Costello
George
W. Kiyvans
Evans
McMillan
Mrs. Costello
Morris James
Mike Clavin
J. A. McDonald
Fred Askman
J. D. Norris
William Noble
Butte
Action of Sutton Board Protested
Washington July 28. H E Davis attorney for Mrs Sutton protested the inquiry into Lieut James N Suttons death by asking to vacate the court order that names officers with Sutton as defendants. Davis says the inquiry has become a prosecution and puts the defendants on guard. A decision likely tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James N. Sutton
Marine Corps
H. E. Davis
Catholic Educational association surges in Helena meeting
July 28 Helena reports larger attendance from non members at the Catholic Educational association sessions. W E Harmon state superintendent addressed the gathering. The day focused on grades with Dr Haaren discussing reading and spelling. Sisters presented and taught algebra geometry and Latin value discussed by Rev J M Venus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Catholic Educational Association
W. E. Harmon
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Haaren
Providence
Sister
Sullivan Appeals At Western Miners Convention
Denver July 28. At the Western Federation of Miners convention the cases against John R Sullivan former treasurer of the Butte local Thomas Booher and P W Flynn were discussed Sullivan appealed the executive boards decision which had set aside the second acquittal verdict and allowed the first guilty verdict to stand Booher also appealed Flynn’s case was before the body when adjournment arrived
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Western Federation of Miners
John R. Sullivan
Butte
Thomas Booker
P. W. Flynn
Sullivan
Executive Board
Booher
Flynn
Storm devastates Huntley tract crops and buildings
A violent wind hail and rain storm ravaged the Huntley project causing near total destruction of oats and spring wheat with extensive crop loss and damaged outbuildings. Loss estimates reach 200000 with hardships feared for settlers facing next land payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Huntley Project
Huntley
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Rifle Competition Begins With Montana Guardsmen
Helena July 28 Almost a hundred members of the Second regiment of Montana are encamped at Camp Norris on the Fort Harrison rifle range. The competition opens at 7 and runs until 5 with all companies represented except Company B of Butte delayed by the Great Northern. A cold wind and bad morning weather marked the start.
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Standard
Helena
Montana
Camp Norris
Fort Harrison
Butte
G. Jeans
Great Northern
Bozeman Mayor to Attend Miles City Mayors Meeting
Mayor Berthoz of Bozeman learned the Montana mayors will meet in Miles City on August 6 and 7. The gathering, called by Miles City’s mayor, aims to form a state mayors organization to hold regular meetings on municipal problems. Mayor Berthot will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
Berthoz
Montana
Miles City
Berthot
Shot destroys Pulliam's light as Seagle attempts suicide
A chaotic report notes a light shot at Pulliam and a separate incident where Seagle attempted to kill himself at a location tied to the national Hassè presidency. The details are unclear due to OCR errors and missing context.
Baseball Official Harry Pulliam Shoots Himself at New York Club
Harry Pulliam president of the National League of Baseball Clubs attempted suicide in his New York Athletic Club rooms. He fired once with a revolver to his temple, destroying the right eye and injuring the brain area. Despite staying conscious briefly, doctors feared he would not survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry c. Pulliam
National League of Baseball Clubs
New York Athletic Club
Mr. Pulliam
Shrady
Higgins
Pulliam
Harry Pulliam
NAD Revolution Raging in Spain Spills into Official Acknowledgment
The NAD revolution in Spain continues with widespread protests and clashes. Government officials acknowledge growing public pressure as demonstrations intensify across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Uprising in Catalonia Spurs Martial Law Across Spain
Readings from Madrid describe a grave crisis as Catalonia battles rebels with artillery and troops. King Alfonso imposes martial law while government presses to crush the revolt and secure Melilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Catalonia
Barcelonia
Alfonso
San Sebastian
Spain
Melilla
Alcoy
Calaberra
Saragossa
Vendrell
Rioja
Port Boy
Lianson
Biscaya
Seattle Woman Arrested for Hotel Bill Abroad
Geneva, Switzerland July 28 Mrs. Thomas Appleton of Seattle has been arrested on complaint of a hotel proprietor over a $60 bill she ran up since last May An American pastor has taken charge of her 19 year old son and 1 year old daughter pending her release
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Thomas Appleton
Seattle
Wash
Appleton
Judge appoints Robert Gregg county commissioner
Kalispell July 28 Judge Erickson appoints Robert Gregg a prominent citizen of Troy Lincoln county as county commissioner to replace W W Wilder who has resigned from the new county role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Kalispell
Erickson
Robert Gregg
Troy
Lincoln County
W. W. Wilder
Orville Wright Flight Cancelled by Wind in Test
Washington July 28 A persistent wind and a stopped gasoline feed pipe halted Orville Wright from completing his final cross country two man test. Army officers grant three more days. crowd including President Taft witnessed balloons and the incident of a near escape at Shuter hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orville Wright
Taft
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Hasse
Ball Seagle
Te Wis
Barcelona
Kingsfouse
Morocco
Maura
Fort Myer
Shuter Hill
Wright
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