Officer Killed in Meaderville Double Tragedy at Saloon
Deputy sheriff Joseph H. Lazzari was shot and killed at Bertoglio Groszo’s saloon in Meaderville. Salvatori Francesco, a countryman and friend of Francesco, was seized by authorities as the alleged killer after firing five shots at close range. Lazzari, 42, had a long public service record and leaves a widow and three adopted children.
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Joseph HW. Lazzari
Meaderville
Bertoglio& Groszo
Maine Street
Salvatori Francesco
Lazzari
Charles Rhodes
Quinn
McGrath
Police Department
Lagzari
Franseco
Lazzari Ig
Tazzari
Lagzuri
Joseph Lazarri
Italy
Michigan
Montana
P. A. Regan
John J. Quinn
Furey
Libby
le Noble Street
Beaten and Robbed Man Hurt in Victoria incident
Charles Whitford from Victoria, en route to Big Timber to defend his son charged with murder, was badly beaten and robbed on Fourth Street. He suffered severe head wounds, lost $145, and possessions, with three assailants of whom two were half breeds. He identified two companions, Keppler and another, as not involved in the assault. The elder Whitford's motive was to aid his son Walter in a murder case.
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Standard
Charles Whiteford
Victoria
Big Timber
Fourth Street
First
Central Avenues
Whitford
Columbus Hopital
George Keppler
First Avenue South
Johnson
Keppler
Walter Whitford
Jerry Whitford
Lethbridge
Montana
Great Northern
Unruly Element Appeased by Coroner's Jury Ruling
The coroner's jury verdict on the death of George White who was burned at the stake, and the release of Arthur Corwell on bail, calmed unruly elements in Wilmington. Disturbances ceased after word of Corwell's discharge, while authorities seek leaders from last night's disturbances.
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Wilmington
Del
George White
Arthur Corwell
Corwell
Col. Well
Willun Hf. Wolfe
Blick
Lore
Ghubb
Spruance
Hunn
Ward
Richards
Fisher
Reinhart
Yale Triumphs Over Harvard In Thames Regatta Sweep
New London June 25 Yale defeats Harvard in all three boats at the Thames regatta. Yale wins varsity eight by three and a half lengths, freshman eight by two and a quarter, and varsity four by one and a half. Yale credits stroke coaching by John Kennedy.
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New London
Yale
Harvard
Thames
John Kennedy
Walters
Guy
Herve
Yule
Moetvien
Jolly Deer Lodgers Feast in the Smelter Big Flue
Story of the Big Stack with figures for the height and diameters of the stack and flues. Measurements include a 200 foot stack height, top inside diameter 500 feet, base inside diameter 333 1 3 feet, brick shell thickness one foot, base outside diameter Hs feet, main flue length 2170 feet, main flue width 50 feet, main flue height 36 feet, tunnel under the flue seven feet, and various other dimensions related to the smelter’s stack and connections.
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Powell County
Hue
Pioneer Woman Mrs. Browne Dies After Operation
Special Dispatch reports Mrs. Joe A. Browne of Montana died in Salt Lake City after a surgical operation. Wife of Gen. Joe A. Browne of Brown's Spur near Melrose, her body to be brought north for funeral in Butte at St. Patrick's Church.
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Butte
Joseph A. Browne
Balt Like
Shermar & Reed's
St. Patrick's Church
Prominent Man Accidentally Shot In Port Angeles
Port Angeles Washington June 25 Charles A. Cushing president of the... was accidentally shot while... The report identifies Cushing as a prominent local figure and notes the incident occurred in Port Angeles.
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Port Angeles
Wash
Charles A. Cushing
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Meaderville Saloon
Salvator Francesco
Pellow Countryman
Wires Five
Tured
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Waszaari
Anaconda
Fantana
Fontana
Egan
Sherman & Reed
Mealerville
Wan
Lothes
Chharles
Tis
Tis Sea
Ttis
Jim
Abe
Port Angeles & Mastern Railroad
Milg Ton
Haited
Deer Lodge
Washoe Works
Wiliams Scallon
Seaton
Garrison
Sali Wrese
Elis
White Stroke
Hogue
Onds
W. M. Meikleham
Columbia
Blue
Crimson
Hervand
Salt Lake City
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