Defense Is Now On In Fee Case In Anaconda Trial
The trial of Peter Breen and Swan Hogevelt against Mrs. Mary A Dunn of Anaconda continued in Judge Lynch's district court. Defense contends no contest existed in the land office, while plaintiffs claim services worth 1000 dollars. Witnesses described prior communications and an affidavit process. Dunn denied key testimony as cross examination neared adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Department of the District Court
Peter Breen
Swan T. Hogevelt
Mary A. Dunn
Anaconda
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Road
Breen
Hogewell
Land Office
Dunn
Darlington
Wis
Butte
Barney Hogan
Deer Lodge County
Craille
Hogewell & Short
Stewart
W. B. Rodgers
Beater Fined One Big Cent An Ugly Court Row
Police Judge A J McGowan presided over a morning session charging several offenders. S L Prestine received the day's heaviest penalty a $100 fine and jail time for beating his wife and son. Pat Conley and Paul Ramsand faced vagrancy charges with Conley jailed 50 days and Ramsand ordered to days. Charles McClellan and Henry Goodbar faced disturbances on East Mercury street with $20 fines. Goodbar paid, McClellan remained jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McGowan
S. L. Prestine
Front Street
Pat Conley
Paul Ramsand
Northern Pacific
Conley
Ramsand
Charles McClellan
Henry Goodbar
East Mercury Street
Goodbar
McClellan
Roosevelt Sympathizer in Egyptian Politics Dinner
London reports Theodore Roosevelt and Lord Cromer, veteran Egypt policy figures, dined together hosted by Spectator proprietor John St. Loo Strachey. Roosevelt and Cromer reportedly align on Egyptian politics and Roosevelt planned visits with notable guests including Sir Harry Hamilton Johnston, John Burns, and Capt. Robert F. Scott, then a Sunday gathering with Viscount Morley of Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Theodore Roosevelt
Lord Cromer
Egypt
John St. Loo Strachey
the Spectator
Roosevelt
Arthur H. Lee
Harry Hamilton Johnston
Africa
John Burns
Robert F. Scott
Sir George Trevilyan
Viscount Morley
Blackburn
Justice Court Notes On Local Vagrancy Case
Pat Lynch is accused of vagrancy and neglecting his family with Nora Lynch as the complaining witness. The case will be heard by Justice Egan. Enoch Johns Sidney Hughes and John Doe Williams are accused of petty larceny in a complaint filed yesterday in Justice Egan's court. The boys allegedly stole a catching glove from C. F. Carter. The Wylie summer camp near Bozeman, 22 miles away, opens mid June. For rates, address Mrs. W. W. Wylie Saiesville Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Lynch
Nora Lynch
Justice Egan
Enoch Johns
Sidney Hughes
John Doe Williams
C. F. Carter
Wylie
Bozeman
W. W. Wylie
Saiesville, Mont
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WIE Beater
Justice Court
Menmestys
Mennessyd
Yale
Lambert
Sarah Sei
Nation
Kloor
Axminster
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