Alleged Assailants Acquitted After Trial in Foley Court
Jury acquitted Wares, Gilly, and Arthur Sjimea on assault in the third degree charges in a dramatic trial before Justice Herrs Foley. Prosecution witnesses described a wanton attack on Musur Joxse Route, while defense countered with claims of provocation and self defense. The audience packed the courtroom as testimonies contrasted, with the verdict delivered after a brisk poll.
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Wailer Gilly
Arthur Sjimea
Herrs Foley
Musur
Madur Toatelu
Rade
Lavell Expands Butte Cab Fleet With New Taxicabs
Thanas Lavell, proprietor of Butte Cab and Transfer, just received two liner size Frankis taxicabs and will put them to work immediately. He has ordered four more, awaiting factory delivery. Lavell aims to expand services and compete in the Northwest taxi market.
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Thanas Lavell
Butte Cab and Transfer Company
Annual statements made for mining companies
An annual statement filed in the county clerk and recorder office lists Lie East Bell Copper Mining company with paid-up capital of 2,750,000 and assets of 6144,812.56 with liabilities of 149,12.06. Daly Mining company shows 41,000,000 in paid-up capital, 2,092,952.52 in assets and 11,284 in liabilities. A Salt Lake meeting minutes note Alice Blining company will sell all assets to Anaconda in exchange for stock.
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Lie East Bulle Copper Mining R Company
Ofice
Daly Mining Company
Alice Blining Company
Salt Lake
Anaconda Company
Alice
Anaconda
Westenay
Emma Goldman Narrowly Escapes Freight Train Crash
Emma Goldman and her manager Dr. Ken Reltman crossed Oregon Railroad and N Atlantic tracks at Division street when a freight train struck their automobile. Goldman was thrown 10 feet into a sand bank and bruised. Reltman was uninjured. This happened in Spokane on May 21.
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Spokane
Emma Goldman
Ken Reltman
Oregon Railroad and Nausealian Company
Division Street
Misa Goldman
Kellmen
Silver Bow National Bank
Trial Jury Called for Department Trial Jury Called for Department
The court set a calendar of civil and criminal cases for jury trials in Department II. Civil actions include June cases: Hume vs Nipa Wist, Sarah against A W Barnard, Oscar Larson vs Murray Hospital, Drownfeld Vanty Carpet Co. vs Bonth et al, Mary Ross vs Reichle et al, Daniel Pakkwen vs Andrew Johnson. Next Sunday July McClennan will begin appeal calls. Criminals include Bert Borte theft, George Watson grand larceny, Joe Love assault, ER Lombardi murder, Lon Word shooting a nun during a card game dispute. Attorneys Keating Davies and Corrette acted as jury commissioners.
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McClemnan Hell
Tlohert Hume Litas
Atrs
Nipa Wist
Sarah Be Eheoued
A.W. Barnard
Beck Estate
Oscar Larson
Murray Hospital
Drownfeld Vanty Carpet Company
Bonth
Mary Ross
Reichle
Daniel Pakkwen
Amtrew Johnson
Salunday
Julie McClennan
Call of Justice
Keating
J. Davies
John Corrette
Donlan
Bert Borte
Jane X George Watson
Shiner
Joe Love
Bree
ER Lombardi
Iurder
Lon Word
J. Fetranovich
Megderville
Charges Against Brady Dismissed In Pony Incident
The charges against William Brady were dismissed after Brady proved he had no involvement in an alleged pony theft from Mr. Parr. He testified the pony followed him and he merely cared for it until the owner arrived, planning to return it.
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Wiliam Brady
GC. M. Par
Brady
Mr. Parr
Former United States Treasurer Charles Treat Dies in New York
Charles fundy Treat, who served as treasurer of the United States appointed by President Roosevelt, died of apoplexy in his Hotel Victoria apartment in New York last night. Born in Frankfort, Maine, he was about 68. A Republican with deep Maine and Delaware ties, he helped campaigns, aided Medill and Meinley, and later served as collector of internal revenue for the Wall Street district during the Spanish American War. He is survived by his widow and two daughters. An election of officers and delegates to the Denver convention is planned for June 1, with polls open from 10:30 a.m. to 8:40 p.m.
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New York
Charles Funty Treat
Treasural
United States
Roosevelt
Hotel Victoria
Mr. Treat
Be. Treat
Frankfort
Hobert Treat Laine
Trohert Treat
Connecticut
Portmouth College
Maine
Delaware
Chicago
Henjamin
Roguevel
Gray Mare Legal Battle Over Seven Years Ends in Court
The long gray mare dispute involving Havil Simon, Clement Campana, Jon C. Frank, and Angel Shoon spanned justice, district, and supreme courts. Frank bought the mare in good faith and sought about 678 for recovery of expenses, while Campana’s transfer of the mare’s interest was disputed. Judge Lynch heard motions for directed verdicts as the jury faced competing claims of ownership and reimbursement.
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Sip
Havil Simon
Bete Simon
Clement Campana
Sion
Jon C. Frank
Hed
Ahl
Simon
Angel Shoon
Ite Gray Amare
Justice Court
District Court
Supreme Court
Frank Gually
Frank
Campana
Lynch
Camapana
Carroll
Peter Green
Swan T. Hogewell
Campina
Pinintife
Tudge Lynely
Misbranding Count to Remain in Petition
Federal Judge Smith McPherson in Kansas City today overruled the defense motion to strike the misbranding charge in the government's petition on flour bleaching by electricity. The court suggested the case be heard by a special master instead of a jury, citing complexity. Adjournment was set to 7 0 o'clock tomorrow morning to allow further discussion.
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Kansas City
May
Federaal
Smith McPherson
Triners
McPherson
Misrouting by railroads may prove costly
Washington May 31 The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled on a closely watched case guiding Interstate railways and shippers It held that a connecting carrier receiving a shipment without instructions may demand route guidance from the initial carrier but must accept liability for increased charges if a wrong route is chosen The decision elevates the commission’s stance as freight routing issues grow for shippers and railroads alike
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Rommiarion
Death at Alhambra of Pioneer Woman
Special dispatch describes the death of Mrs. Nicholas Hilger a venerable pioneer of the state in Alhambra after a period of ill health. Relatives in Helena will bring her body home this evening as due to health improvement efforts. The report also notes a separate note on state receipts showing a gain over the previous quarter totaling $53.50.10 with sources listing domestic and foreign corporations and miscellaneous items.
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Vielena
Elelena
Atbaiiita
Nicholas Hilger
Hele
Clisant
Silger
Alhambra
Helena
A. MN. Yoder
Norris
Department
Domesti, Corporation
Commissioner Neill Leaves Houston After Fail to Bridge Atlas System Dispute
Charles P Neill of the bureau of commerce and labor has been in Houston several days trying to resolve a dispute between the Atlante system of Hardmannes and state graphers. He left for Washington without success. In Washington Buck is named postmaster at Creston Fiathead counts replacing G Li Buck who resigned.
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Houston
Texas
Charles P. Neill
Bureau of Commerciand Labor
Washington
The
Standard
Frank W. Buck
Creston
Fiathead Counts
G. Li. Buck
Troops and Police Duel in Cheyenne Street Battle
In Cheyenne Wyoming May 31 soldiers from Fort D A Russell clashed with police in a pitched street battle. Three soldiers wounded, police retreated to the station house and were besieged until relief by colored troops. Wounded were hurried away. no arrests. The trouble followed the death of Private Frank Carroll alleged clubbing by a policeman while under arrest.
Salt Lake Electricians Strike for Higher Wages
Salt Lake City May 34. Electricians union No 354 and the International Brotherhood began a strike demanding a minimum wage of 4.40 per day for union shop workers. About 160 members belong to the local, with roughly 60 percent involved. Demands were submitted March 15 and were refused in all shops except two.
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Salt Lake
Electrical Workers
Internavilional Brotherhood
Devastating cyclone hits Portuguese East Africa coast
A cyclone in early April devastated the coast of Mozambique prompting May 31 advisories from Imbamban. Many bodies have washed ashore from shipwrecks, including a steamer with 400 natives aboard. Most government offices at Imbamban were blown down.
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Mall
Imbamban
Portuguese East Africa
Monzambique
Imhamban
Captain Carter Loses Rehearing Bid in Harbor Scandal
Washington May The Supreme Court of the United States today denied Cheriin MM Carter former captain of the United States army a rehearing in the case where $460000 was seized and handed to the government as part of the Savannah harbor improvement scandal. American flag for Play day promotes subscription to The Standard with advance payment options and a note on bunting and telephone services.
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Washington
Sopranis Court
United States
Teday
Cheriin MM. Carter
Unite States Army
Savannah
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