Revenge motive drives kitchen shooting in Dublin gulch
James Murray 19 armed with a revolver shot at William Kiley 358 East Broadway alley at 4 30 pm yesterday wounding him in the left side. Mike Murray 17 suffers a 3 inch thigh cut after a knife attack at Patrick Leggan's saloon. James and Mike Murray are jailed. Kiley hospitalized. investigation ongoing with witnesses detailing the clan dispute.
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Dublin Gulch
James Murray
William Kiley
East Broadway Alley
Riley
St. James’ Hospital
Murray
Mike
Quinn
Butte
Murrays
John Mooney
Murray Brothers
Wild Boys
Ringtail
Dave
Jim Murray
Nine Mile House
East Summit Street
Gulch
Kiley
Matt Kiley
Sisters’ Hospital
Mike Murray
Lowney and
Walsh
William Dolan
Summit Street
Dolan
Haggerty
The
Standard
Willian Kiley
Patrick Leggan
Wyoming Street
T. B. Moore
Moore
John
John Murray
Embroideries Offered at Fifteen Cents a Yard
A large and unusually fine collection of embroideries on fine sheer cottons in several styles is offered. Decorations are particularly pretty with 22c and 25c grades. Regular prices range from 22c to 30c, now reduced to 15c a yard.
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Lyons
Butte Real Estate Board Pitches Weather HQ Plan
The Butte real estate board discussed pamphlet advertising for the city, weather reporting, and vandalism of vacant property. They reported 25 000 pamphlets subscribed on the spot while banks offered data on clearings but rejected a central clearing house. The group urged making Butte Montana weather headquarters and planned next week’s meeting at 19 West Granite.
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Committee On Bank Clearings
Butte
Associated Press
Helena
Havre
Montana
Billings
West Granite
Butte Club Plans City Building With Stock and Bonds
The committee agreed to subscribe to stock and bonds and believes all in the city will be safe. They hope to dispose of both rights in Butte and discussed site selection but found no final decision. The appointed committee will report progress next meeting. The building aims to credit the city and begin construction soon to beat cold weather if possible.
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Butte
New Building Discussed by Silver Bow Club Members
At a club meeting the Silver Bow members discussed erecting a new building and appointed a 15 member committee to canvass the situation and report in about two weeks. The group will try to raise 30 000 dollars in stock and 50 000 dollars in bonds to fund the project.
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Silver Bow Club
T. J. Murray
George W. Irvin
John F. Forbis
E. Siegel
Joseph Case
D. J. Hennessy
P. J. Brophy
John MacGinniss
T. M. Hodgens
M. 8. Largey
Charles F. Booth
A. J. Davis
J. D. Slemons
Donald Campbell
A. B. Clements
Two Waifs Found At Montana Union Station Put Under Judge Warren
Police found nine and six year old George and Walter Grisham crying in the Montana Union station waiting room. They had been sent from Spokane to walk eight miles to their grandmother Mrs. M. E. J. Fisher south of Butte. Judge Warren took them into protective custody after brief interviews and lunch with Detective McInerney at the Butte cafe. Their father Fred Grisham plans to return to Indian Territory where siblings are being cared for. The boys’ mother is dead.
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Montana Union Station
M. E. J. Fisher
Butte
Spokane
George
Walter Grisham
Fred Grisham
Indian Territory
Waverly
Walla Walla
Judge Warren
the Butte
Gallagher Sought in Estate Settlement Case in Philipsburg
Inquiries at police headquarters identify Patrick Gallagher of Basin as wanted in the settlement of the late Frank P. Lacey estate. The hearing is set for Tuesday morning in Philipsburg, and Gallagher is required to appear.
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Patrick Gallagher
Basin
Frank P. Lacey
Philipsburg
Gallagher
Women arraigned on vagrancy charges in county court
Several women from the bad lands were arraigned before Justice Deevy. They were placed under bonds of 50 dollars each pending pleas and trial set for today.
One Woman Convicted Of Grand Larceny In Row Crime
Nellie Kremer a Mercury street resident was found guilty of grand larceny by a jury in Judge Donlan s court. The victim George Andres Kanice a one armed Austrian born man testified he lost 50 dollars and a $80 check. Police found Kanice s purse in Kremer s room but she claimed the man had no money. The jury returned a guilty verdict with an 18 month sentence, amid questions about the strength of the case.
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Nellie Kremer
Mercury Street
Donlan
Kremer
Austria
George Andres Kanice
Andreskanice
Lamb
Deputy County
Denny
J. Bruce Kremer
Escaped Convict Captured in Park and Main Area
Fred Smyth, an escaped convict from Wadsworth Nevada, was captured on the corner of Park and Main streets last night after information from Harry Everett. Everett, recently arrested for stealing clothing from a friend who aided him, claims Smyth prompted the theft and Smyth reportedly escaped Nevada prison by burning his way out. Dublin stout on draft. Daly's place.
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Fred Smyth
Wadsworth, Nev
Park and
Main Streets
Parlin
Harry Everett
Everett
Smyth
Nevada
Breeding Lions for Profit at Dublin Zoo
The Dublin zoo replaced its old lion house with a new building named after Lord Roberts. Over 200 cubs were born there and nearly 25 000 dollars were earned from sales to other menageries at home and abroad. One lioness with a 16 year tenure produced 55 cubs and brought in 7 000 dollars.
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Dublin “Zoo
Lion House
Lord Roberts
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Christopher Turner
J. B. Sullivan
Turner
Thomas Murray
Symons
America
London
W. B
Adler
Real Estate Board
Weather Bureau
Point Committee
Fisher
Dublin
Daly
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