Kelley Pleaded Guilty in Butte Grand Larceny Case
A East arrival Kel ley formerly Sigmund Waldenher pleaded guilty to grand larceny in Judge Clancy's court and drew a one year sentence. Lawyer Burt Marsh and Thomas Williams pled not guilty to related charges. The docket also lists guardianships, ad ministrators, and trial dates for several local civil matters in Judge Lindsay's court.
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Burt Marsh
Granada
Lindsay
Butte
Thomas Williams
Suit Filed for 753.45 Against John W. Swain
VeeteraL Oy and Pete Pet sue John W. Swain for 753.45 on an account stated claim. Amount alleged due and payable.
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Veeteral, Oy
Pete Pet
John WW. Swain
Welch folding beds advertised at low prices
Brownfield Canty Carpet Company promotes Welch folding beds described as distinct from ordinary models with prices no higher than standard. Store location listed as 48 to 54 West Park Street.
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Welch
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Company
West Park Street
The Fair Advertisement Highlights Low Prices
An old style trade notice touts The Fair as a place for quality goods at the lowest prices with emphasis on location at No. 79 West ark.
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West Ark
Kennedy Furniture Co sale slashes prices this week
Kennedy Furniture Co offers one quarter off the entire baby buggy line this week. Shoppers can save on a full range of baby buggies as part of an in store promotion.
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Kennedy Furniture Co
Four Men Murdered in Wilderness Thirty-Six Hours Old
Seattle advices report four of five men attacked during a Russian placer digging expedition have been murdered. The victims include Oliver Woodruff Scott of Tacoma and Dr A Keyser of Minneapolis with W W Wright of San Francisco T B Haines also of San Francisco and George Beckholdt of Minneapolis missing or believed killed. A lone survivor wanders the wilderness possibly harmed by natives or wild beasts.
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Minneapolis
Minn
the Times
Seattle
Norton
Oliver Woodruff Scott
Tacoma
A. Keyser
W. W. Wright
San Francisco
T. B. Haines
George Beckholdt
Murder Trail Through Alaska Ends With Multiple Deaths
A diary from Scott reveals a gold rush killing spree as Keyser is stabbed in his sleep and Beckholdt is shot. Wright is pursued and dies. Scott is murdered near the Unga tulik river. Haines, the sole survivor, is missing. A search party follows to locate Russian diggings. Concerts by the Boston and Montana band at Mountain View Park in Anaconda Sunday June 17.
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Scott
Keyser
Wright
Beckholdt
Haines
Ungatulik
Norton's Bay
Herbert Murray
Boston & Montana
Mountain View Park
Anaconda
England's Task in South Africa and World Affairs
London dispatches from June 16 note Britain faces multiple crises. Boxers in China barely disrupt trade while South Africa’s Cape crisis tests leadership with Schreiner’s resignation fueling fears of unrest. A Pan African conference in July aims to advance colored subjects’ rights and education. The Gladstone legacy prompts widespread sympathy as Hawarden honors its founder.
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Associated Press
London
China
Great Britain
England
Far East
Cape
South Africa
Ireland
Bund
Schreiner
Cape Colony
Cape Town
John Gordon Sprigg
Colonial Office
Sprigg
H. 8. Williams
Trinidad
Southwest Africa
West Indies
Abyssinnia
United States
Mrs. Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Hawarden
Westminster
Herbert Gladstone
Eton
Oxford
Preston Florence mining case rules Florence location as prior
In Great Falls Judge Leslie ruled the Concentrated location notice defective, making the patent unable to relate back and designating the Florence location as the valid prior location. The decision affects several Benton Record notices and Neihart Meagher county claims, with tax titles also declared invalid. Defense counsel Gormley to study authorities. last witness for plaintiff heard. case to close by Tuesday.
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Great Falls
Preston- Florence
Leslie
Florence
Benton Record
Benton Record Publishing Company
Benton
Neihart
Meagher
Gormley
Dipping 600 Sheep at Great Falls Creek Bank
Great Falls on June 16 reports J. B. Long to dip 600 sheep in a riverbank tank near the Long Nelson plant tomorrow morning. The six foot vat will run at a dizzy pace, with the entire lot likely done in about an hour.
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Great Falls
J. B. Long
Italian Senate Opens 21st Legislature in Rome
Rome June 16 King Humbert presided as the 21st legislature opened with Queen Marguerite and nobles in attendance. He affirmed confidence in parliament to fund duties, improve working conditions, protect manufacturers and emigrants, reduce taxes, and pursue education and reform. The chamber elected ministerialist Gallo president by 242 to 214.
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Rome
Humbert
Marguerite
Aosta
Genoa
Turin
Gallo
Great Falls Notes Reach From Benton to Helena
In Great Falls Oscar Johnson of Benton and J C Furman with wife are in the city. Dan Morris the Cascade horseman and Attorney John G Bair of Chateau have been visiting and left for home today. Benton residents report sneaky thieves troubling the area. Montana State League President W H Lucas from Anaconda attended a ball game. Sidney A Cooney and Sandy Goodman left for Helena after a week in town. Lewistown’s incoming coach Hank Wilson made a record fast trip arriving Benton at 6 20 pm following an 11 hour 4 minute drive and a 9 hour plus running time.
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John G. Bair
Chateau
Benton
W. H. Lucas
Montana State League
Anaconda
Sidney A. Cooney
Sandy Goodman
Helena
Lewistown
Hank Wilson
Benton Presa
Malloney Case Dismissed After Insanity Examination
Hugh Malloney was examined by a medical board in Great Falls after being arrested at Steele Thursday. The panel found he was not insane but suffered from physical and mental weakness due to lack of proper nourishment, and the case was dismissed.
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Great Falls
Hugh Malloney
Steele
Reynolds
A. F. Longeway
J. L. Westmand
Malloney
Disappearance of Pioneer Sealing Schooner Cleared
Advices from Alaska report the sealing schooner Pioneer last seen October 4, 1894, near Bering Sea, found wrecked on rocks five miles from Quatsino coast. Siwaah ranchers claim eight skeletons, believed to be Captain Lock and crew.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Pioneer
Bering Sea
Siwaah
Quatsino
Captain Lock
Delaware Congressman Hoffnecker Dies in Smyrna
Dover June 16 Congressman Hoffnecker Delaware’s sole House member and a widely supported Republican figure collapsed and died today in Smyrna. His death leaves a vacant seat and prompts condolences from local officials and party members.
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Dover
Del
Hoffnecker
Delaware
National Congress
Smyrna
Navy to establish second class coal station at San Diego
The Navy Department will establish a second class coal station at San Diego California following Captain Field of the Ranger reporting harbor survey results. The bar depth is 21 feet at low tide with a five foot tidal rise, enough water for smaller naval vessels.
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Washington
Navy Department
San Diego
Cal
Field
Ranger
New York Is the Pivot Continued From Page One
Secretary Root and Postmaster General Smith arrived late this afternoon after traveling from Washington. Smith reportedly carried the platform that meets the president's approval as part of the ongoing New York pivot coverage.
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Root
Smith
Washington
Delegates and Visitors Rally to Philadelphia Convention
Delegates and visitors swarmed into Philadelphia for the national Republican convention with trains delivering their quotas and big hotels packed. California led arrivals with over 40 people headed by A. B. Grant Jr. and a Scott badge band, while Roosevelt drew crowds at the Walton. Oregon and Washington pledged support for Bartlett Tripp, as New York officials and other dignitaries arrived.
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Philadelphia
California
A. 8
Grant, Jr
Scott
Coronado Hotel
Walton
Teddy
New York
Roosevelt
Senator Platt
Depew
O'Dell
Platt
Homs
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Shaw
Iowa
Oregon
Bingham House
Bartlett Tripp
Washington
South
Senator Platt Seriously Ill After Injury in New York
A June report from Philadelphia says Senator Thomas C. Platt is in a serious condition after fracturing a rib in his New York office when he fell against a chair. He traveled to Philadelphia this afternoon with his physician, and his exertion to keep the true condition hidden has left him weakened and feverish.
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New York
Philadelphia
Thomas C. Platt
Platt
British Forces Hold Line in South Africa Front
London reports no new news from the war seat as British forces press the Boers on the front and deter threats to Schopernck rear. General Rundle’s line at Senekal and Ficksburg remains almost invulnerable. Boers attacked Ficksburg this morning but were repulsed. President Steyn of the Free State remains active in rallying supporters.
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London
South Africa
Rundle
Senekal
Ficksburg
Steyn
The
Free State
Boer attacks north of Bloemfontein as DeWet strikes
General DeWet leads trek north of Bloemfontein to attack the railroad pioneers near Zand river. Boers are repelled but Pioneer commander General Seymour is killed. Seymour, an American, formerly worked for the road. In Cape Town reports ministers may form a cabinet under Sir Gordon Spriggs. London rumor says Lord Roberts negotiates surrender terms with Kruger and Botha through their wives.
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DeWet
Bloemfontein
Zand River
Seymour
Cape Town
Gordon Spriggs
London
Lord Roberts
Kruger
Botha
Judge Muras ky bars bookmaking in San Francisco
San Francisco on June 16 Judge Muras ky issued a ruling forbidding bookmaking and the sale of pools within the city limits, a move aimed at curbing illegal betting and gambling activity.
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San Francisco
Murasky
Enduring Love Across Decades From Mount Vernon Romance
A Mount Vernon Ohio romance unfolds from antebellum ties between Lucy Howard and John Smith a Southerner. After years of waiting through war captivity and hardship the couple reunites as Smith rises to wealth and plans marriage once his mother passes. He is 54 and she 41.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
John Smith
Culpepper
Fredericktown
Thomas Howard
Lucy
Smith
Missouri
Miss Howard
Shall We Limit a Man's Wealth
Walter E Logan proposes a $10,000,000 wealth cap with a graduated income tax to fund public works. He argues wealth limits would not affect living owners or inheritance, and could enable projects from canals to city ice plants. He warns against excessive paternalism and socialist drift guiding state ownership.
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Leslie
Walter
Logan
New York Centre
Ares Buys Steel Bullets for War Amid Muses’ Dismay
In the Detroit Journal Ares arranges with the Fates for steel bullets to be used in war. He predicts bloodshed while the Muses lament the brutal impact, yet civilization presses on regardless.
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Detroit
Ares
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Emmet Callahan
George
Alfred Hale
Jean W. McBee
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Marie Bayone
Nicholas Hughes
Hughes
Mary A. Ryan
Sadie
Philip
Annie Ryan
James Clancy
Joseph P. Collins
Collins
Nannie L. Nagle
H. Falk & Co
J. Stromberg & Co
E. G. Smith
Joseph Klafski
Butte & Boston Mining Co
Societe Anonyme Des Mines de Lexington
Bennett Bros. Co
BEE. Congdon
Anton Maffel
Montana Union Railway Co
Pennsylvania
Clancy
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
J. F. Beck
Tay
Main St
Butte, Mont
Montana
Standard 8
Bach-Cory
Park Hotel
Preston-Florence
Standard
Bach-Cory Building
Eheefoot
Leo
N. B
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the Argyle
Nedfecjececjesse
Graham
Argyle
Madam Graham
Oscar Johnson
J.C. Furman
Wife
Athea
Dan Morris
Cascade Horseman
Oye
Hack
Vicksburg
J.N. Nevils & CO
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Phone
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
E. W. Griffin
Sli Deuilders
East Broadway
McDermott
Arizona Streets
Butte, Montana
Dv Weel
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Hamilton, Mont
Omice and
Vardse
Arizona and
Alumieum
Yards
Cor
Birch and Prout
Baar
Madam Shields
Ender
City Library
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