Exoneration for Under Sheriff in Rossi Ranch Shooting
Coroner's jury clears Under Sheriff Taylor of blame in the Rossi killing at the Para ranch near Anaconda. Rossi, described as demented and armed, advanced on Taylor. the officer fired a rifle shot in self defense after orders to drop the revolver were ignored. Rossi had claimed threats from various men after a prior fight in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Pietro Rossi
Para Ranch
Walsh
Tolan
CC. M. Sawyer
Bart Para
Warima Springs Creek
Anaconda
Rossi
Italy
Columbia Gardens
Mr. Para
Frank Threlkeld
Para
Butte
Warm Springs
Fleming
Smith
Richard Austin
Nora Para
Andy Mandoli
Sheriff Fleming
Para’s
Mr. Taylor
Boston & Montana
Sam Treloar
Strain's Cravenette Coats Go On Sale for Damp Weather
Sample line ladies' cravenette coats offered at reduced prices by Strain's. Coats described as fine for damp or dusty weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cravenette
Strain’s
Local notices tease city life with sales and visits
Garden hose at Stagg's and fresh cut flowers at Greig's mark a busy day in town. Travelers from Helena Missoula J B Leyden Butte and Philipsburg arrive while auctions and union meetings set Fourth of July plans. A Spiritualist church warns against floating mediums and a Standard composing room employee lights up with a Fourth of July pyrotechnic display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Jake Cohn
Symons
Anaconda July Fourth Parade Plans Expand
Fraternal societies respond to parade invitation as finance committee pursues more funds for a record celebration. Special floats and decorations committees organize business participation and novelties. Veterans may lead as marshal. Cap tain Golder rumored for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Board
Executive Committee
Anaconda
MacCallum, Davidson, Coy
Hurley
McRae
George Long
Joseph Lepke
Joseph Moehr
J. J. Wegener
Barry Falk
Joe Moehr
Rk. T. Williams
F. W. Wurley
F. W. Harrison
Martin Drug Company
Golder
Rainy afternoon visit brings joy and treats
About a dozen little companions arrived on a rainy afternoon to pay respects and leave mud on the parlor carpet. They enjoyed bon bons cake ice cream fruit and a joyful time.
First Spiritualist Church Meetings Planned in Anaconda
Rev. Harry Moore of Chicago and Mrs. Eva McCoy of Marshalltown Iowa will visit Anaconda to hold meetings under the First Spiritualist church. The venue and dates will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Edwards
First Spiritualist Church of
Anaconda
Harry Moore
Chicago
Eva McCoy
Marshalltown
Iowa
First Spiritualist Church
Former conductor Zick dies in Aberdeen at 34
KE G Zick longtime Montana Central conductor and Great Falls resident dies in Aberdeen 8S. D. He was about 34, married with no children. Zick left Great Falls for Aberdeen months ago while in ill health. He belonged to Cascade lodge A F and A M and Black Eagle commandery Knights Templars Elk.
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Standard
Great Falls
KE. G. Zick
Montana Central
Aberdeen
Black Eagle Commandery
Knights Templars
Damascus
Zick
Cascade Lodge
A. F
A. M
The Shearing of the Goats from The Golden Flood
In Lefevre's satirical piece, the wealthiest financiers trigger a panic by selling bonds and stocks while the rich prosper, spreading confidence through social networks. The scene shows torrential aggregate sales, frightened professionals, and a market collapse harming small speculators as the Mellens buy. The treasury secretary visits New York to consult with financiers who offer no remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Lefevre
McClure
Mellens
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
The Astor Fortune and a Poet's Annuity
In McClure's The Astor Fortune Burton J. Hendrick notes John Jacob Astor and his son kept offices on Prince Street with Fitz Greene Halleck as a trusted clerk for 17 years. Halleck later joked about wealth while Astor left him a $200 annual annuity in his will, a point of local amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor
Burton J. Hendrick
McClure’s
John Jacob Astor
Prince Street
Broadway
Fitzgreene Halleck
Marco Bozzaris Halleck
Halleck
Astor Library
New York
Missionary Rev. W P Tellsworth to Visit Anaconda
The American Tract Society of New York sends Rev. W P Tellsworth as a commissioned missionary. Supported by evangelical churches, the society publishes child friendly books in 160 languages and aims to evangelize worldwide. Tellsworth claims a circulating library across 560 Sunday schools and arrives with broad pastor endorsements in Anaconda.
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W. P. Tellsworth
Anaconda
American Tract Society of
New York
American Bible Society
United States
Tellsworth
Muslin Underwear Samples Offer Material Cost Insight
A note on muslin underwear samples explains they reflect actual material cost with no extra making charges. The message emphasizes transparency in pricing and invites comparison with Strain's offerings.
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Strain’s
Beware of Alleged Inspector Robbery at Lawyer’s Estate
Two men posing as telephone inspectors robbed a country house belonging to a prominent New York and Boston lawyer. They stole diamonds and other jewelry valued at 25000 dollars for intrinsic worth and heirloom significance, securing the items before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Lindley acquitted in insanity case after letters to Story
In Bozeman the Lindley case heard Dr. Warren notes delusional symptoms but not insanity. Lindley testifies he wrote abusive letters to Mr. Story to pressure a settlement over Bozeman Creek damage. Verdict acquits Lindley and he is deemed competent to manage his own affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
C. Y. Warren
Warm Springs
Lindley
Story
Bozeman Creek
Confirmation Suits for Boys a Proud Wearing
An advice note urges buyers to choose quality over price for a boy’s confirmation suit and to seek an inspection before purchase, stressing that dressing well does not require extravagant expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strain
Man Takes Laudanum Attempt in Fast Park Saloon
Patrick Doyle from Butte tried to commit suicide yesterday by consuming laudanum in a Fast Park avenue saloon. Dr. St. Jean saved him with a stomach pump. Doyle is jailed for care. He mentions a sister in Butte and possible charges to detain him a few days. Mrs L A O’Neil to open hair parlors on Cherry street with facial massage and manicuring services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Doyle
Butte
Park Avenue
F. L. St. Jean
Doyle
Anaconda Road
Wholesale Variety Offer Sparks Large Selection
A notice advertises a broad mix of strains available at wholesale prices. The listing emphasizes variety and discounted bulk purchases for buyers seeking extensive options.
Strain's Wet Weather Coats at Half Price
Men and women can prepare for rain with coats offered at half their usual selling price. Shoppers are asked to view the garments at Strain's to take advantage of the deal.
Gerald Cushing MacCallum Birthday Gift Highlight
Little Gerald Cushing MacCallum, one year old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. MacCallum, celebrated his birthday yesterday. His gifts included a baseball bat and a baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Cushing MacCallum
Charles A. MacCallum
Folk reforms extend limits and ban racing in Missouri
The World Today notes Governor Folk expands the statute of limitations for bribery cases from three to five years and abolishes the breeders law. Horse racing is prohibited statewide and wagering on races becomes a felony. Enemies in his own party push harsh measures to undermine him.
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William Warner
Folk
Hymn Anecdote and Moody's Prayer in Sea Rescue
A Delineator note on hymn fame includes Dwight L. Moody aboard the German steamer Spree during a 1882 storm. Moody led 700 passengers in prayers and hymns, claiming divine intervention saved the ship when Lake Huron arrived. General C. O. Howard recalls the sea rescue and united Christian singing.
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Allan Sutherland
Dwight L. Moody
Lake Huron
C. O. Howard
Moody
United States
South America
England
Attorney General Rules Fees Go To State Treasury
In a June 22 opinion from Helena Attorney General Galen states county clerks collecting fees under the new bounty law must receive payment from the state treasurer, not the county treasurer, since treasurer refers to the custodian of state funds with charge of bounty money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Galen
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Cravenette Rain Coats
Stagg’s
Verberckmoes
Catholic Prayer Books
Greig’s
Greig's Daily
B. McCarthy
A. J. Davidson
J. B. Leyden
Hammerslough’s
Zollman
E. Park
Gilbault
Chestnut
H. N. Napton
Missoula
Philipsburg
W. H. Trippet
Granite County
J. A. Shoemaker of
City
J. A. Morrelles
Eagles’ State Aerie
Palace Hotel
James M. Glenn
Georgetown
Finlay McRae
Eagles
F. E. Taylor
Finance Committee
Pro
Hollister
Smith Drug Co
Copper City
van Camp
American Tract Society
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main Street
Gerald
Standard Drug Store
REX Rheumatic
Rex Rheumatic Ring Co
Hartford
Connecticut
Paice
Anaconda, Mont
State Treasury
Daly Bank and
John R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
C. Norbeck
Yegen Bros. Savings Bank
Yegen
E. F. Moffitt
Third
Cedar
Aod
DAN & CO
Market St
Mrs. Winslow
Recure
Grand Central Hotel
T. J. Fowlie
Dorsey, Proprietrem
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