Police Exonerate Officers in Cusick Arrest After Thorough Inquiry
A unanimous city police committee vote found Leyden Barshaw Roach and Hamilton acted within duty in the arrest of James Cusick on vagrancy charges in the tenderloin. Witnesses described a struggle and injuries. officers testified they used force only to subdue Cusick and protect themselves.
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Leyden
Barshaw
Roach
Hamilton
James Cusick
Cusick
Gleeson
Duggan
O'Brien
J. F. Ryan
Bachelor
Davey
Reynolds
Lamb
Hinkle
Wallace
Cusk
Galena Street
Tenderloin
Wyoming and
Galena
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Bartenders’ Union
Keefe
Cayley
Harry Adams
James King
James Turner
James Foley
Oscar Christall
O. Rasmussen
Alderman Ryan
Everts
Reduced fare promotesSmelter City outing
Condo and Pacific Road announces a regular fare reduction for the trip. Officials expect a large crowd will join the excursion to the Smelter City.
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Condo & Pacific Road
Mrs Niedenhofen Lines Up New Ice Cream Parlor Edifice
Construction starts on West Park Street for Mrs Niedenhofen. The single story and basement building, 21 by 12 and a half feet, aims for occupancy by month end to capture summer ice cream trade. Parts of the three story plan to follow next year with a $9000 first phase and lavish Parlour details.
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Niedenhofen
Woman's Suffrage Association Formed in Butte
A new Butte group named the Woman's Suffrage Association was formed at the business college. Mrs M FE Oeild presided. officers include President Green Majors and Luke Kelley as vice presidents. Miss Gale Laughlin, a national equal rights worker, addressed the meeting before the Miners' celebration.
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Butlec
Woman’s Suffrage Association
Workers For Equal Rights
Butte
Business College
Owsley Block
M. FE. O
E¢Il
Taussocia
Gireen Majors
Luke Kelley
Trevise
J. 8
Shropshire
Charles W. Dempster
Resse l Hughes
Gertrude Pearce
Haggerty
Dunckle
F. Tonge
Ella Knowles Haskell
Samuel L. Roberts
C. M. Reed Carl J. Smith
Bertha Mackel
J. G. Hammer
A.B. Keith
Poitier Breen
N. E. O'Neill
M. E. O'Neill
National
Worker For Equal Rights
Mise Laughlin
Butte Brings Briefs From Readers and Visitors
Edwin Young of Great Falls was in the city yesterday. George T. Stack of Fort Keogh is registered at the Butte. W. W. Welch, state superintendent of schools, is in the city. F. T. Gridley of Salt Lake City registered at the Thornton. Mr and Mrs Ives of Missoula were guests at the Finlen yesterday. J. J. Cusick left for Pocatello to take part in the grand rush for the opening of the Indian reservation on June 17. Dan Leary, president of the Mill and Smeltermen's union of Anaconda, was in the city en route home from Denver after attending the Western Labor union convention.
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Edwin Young
Great Falls
George T. Stack
Fort Keogh
Butte
W. W. Welch
F. T. Gridley
Salt Lake City
Thornton
Ives
Missoula
Finlen
J. J. Cusick
Pocatello
Dan Leary
Mill and Smeltermen's Union of
Anaconda
Denver
Western Labor Union
Jim the jail dog escapes execution at city pound
Jim a jail dog in Butte was believed doomed to be drowned with fellow pet Blackie but vanished from the execution cage. Authorities later decided to save Jim and send him to a friend in Great Falls, while Blackie was reportedly executed.
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Jim
Jackie
Blackie
Louis Cooper
Mahoney
Dawson
James Corbett
Pound
Great Falls
Italian Feud in New Orleans Ends in Multiple Deaths
In New Orleans Italian factions clash on Poydras Street leaving three dead and two wounded. Victims are Salvatore Luciana Vincenzo Velura and Berri. Wounded Joseph Calimina and Joseph Geranchi, Geranchi may die. Antonia Luciana, brother of one victim, was released as a witness and later Luciana killed Berri.
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New Orleans
Salvatorieo Luciana
Vincenzo Velura
Acasimo
Berri
Joseph Calimina
Joseph Geranchi
Poydras Street
Luciana
Velura
Antonia Luciana
Two Little Waifs staged at Suttons Broadway in Lincoln
Dark side of life shown in Lincoln Carter's latest production at Suttons Broadway theater drew a small audience. Stanley and Lolita Lamp give clever performances though the plot is woefully sad and full of pathos, depicting a destitute family amid city hardships with just enough comedy to relieve tears. Performances scheduled for this afternoon and repeated tonight and tomorrow and Saturday nights.
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Lincoln Carter
Sutton
Broadway
Stanley
Lolita Lamp
Attempted Grand Larceny Case Dismissed in Butte Court
Levi Cartier faced a preliminary hearing in Judge Olsen's court on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing a brown mare from A. J. Robinson of Butte nearly two years ago. Testimony was weak and Cartier was dismissed after admitting he gave the mare to Ovide Beaudin, claiming it was a different animal. The case notes Cartier's prior involvement in a related horse theft.
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Levi Cartier
Olsen
South Butte
Cartier
A. J. Robinson
Butte
Robinson
South Washington Street
Basin
Ovide Beaudin
Smith
Anaconda
Beaudin
Roy Alley
Miles Cavanaugh
Physician Arrests Spark Health Ordinance Probe
Dr. J. Hammond was arrested by order of the health office for failing to report a birth as required by city ordinances. It is expected that other prominent physicians will also face arrest as the health crackdown continues.
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Hammond
Health Office
Excursion to Anaconda Park Promises Lively Day
On Sunday three divisions of the A. O. H. will visit Mountain View park in Anaconda for an outing. The resort management has provided a varied program of sports and a musical event. The day is expected to offer lively entertainment from start to finish.
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Anaconda
Mountain View Park
The
Butte, Ana
Elkes Breaks World Records in Hour Long Motor Pace
Harry Elkes won the Brassard race at Charles River Park, breaking all world records from one mile to 41 miles in the hour. Contenders included Bobby Walthour Nat Butler and Charles McConnell, with Walthour finishing eight and a half laps behind. Elkes clocked 7:16 1-5 for five miles and 1:28 1-5 for his fastest mile, leading by wide margins through 25 30 and 35 miles.
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Boston
Harry Elkes
Charles River Park
Will Stinson
Brockton
Elkes
Bobby Walthour
Nat Butler
Charles McConnell
Walthour
Stinson
Mining Congress Edition to Spotlight Montana Mines
The Western Mining World plans a comprehensive Mining congress edition on Montana mineral resources. The 100 to 200 page issue will cover all districts with data and illustrations, aiming to name every mining property and attract interest from miners, promoters, and operators statewide.
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Western Mining World
Montana
Mining Congress
J. H. Heilbronner
cattle stealing trial in ruby valley ends without verdict
Special Dispatch reports in Virginia City that the state versus Andri Tredeau for calf killing and cattle theft occupied district court for two days. County Attorney Duncan prosecuted and L L Calloway defended Tredeau, two prominent Ruby Valley ranchers, with no jury agreement reached by late tonight.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Andri Tredeau
Richard D. Long
District Court
Duncan
L. L. Calloway
Tredeau
Ruby Valley
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Hurler
Richelieu
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W. Park
Cnene
Pratts
Beebe Grain CO
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Arizona St
Butte, Mont
Lincoln J. Carter
Hudson River
Yao
Fae
Mrs. Niedenhofen
Pancy
Miss Laughlin
Butte Briefs
Lucky Star
Jim Cor
Pritchard
Harrison Carpet Company
Justice Court
John G. Holland
North Main Street
Cigar, Tobacco and Liquor
Sweet Marie Cigars
Beod Junior Cigar
Sweet Marie Tobacco
Kirby's
Como
Hunter Rye
Lithia
Tee
Victor Refrigerator
Lander Furniture and Carpet Co
East Broadway
Pufahl’s
West Park Street
W. Hl. Wix, D.D.S
Broadway and
Main Sts
Rods
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Batte, Mont
Complete Mining Review
Grand Theater
Howe & Marks
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Milton Nobles
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
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