Man accused of leading Meaderville mob after Lazzari killing
Affidavit charges John Troglio with threats to kill and disturbing the peace following the murder of Joseph H. Lazzari in a Meaderville saloon. J F McEvoy swears Troglio battered the allegedly slain man with a revolver butt and menaced him plus others as officers arrived. county attorney to prosecute in Meaderville court.
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Joseph H. Lazzari
Bertoglio & Gros- 80
Meaderville
John Troglio
J. F. McEvoy
Troglio
McEvoy
Lazzari
MeEyvoy
Durance
Meader- Ville
Francesch
Franceschi
Tregifo
Shaft Breaks At St. Lawrence Mine Halts Hoisting Three Weeks Expected
An eight inch diameter main hoist shaft at the St. Lawrence mine broke Thursday evening. The three deck cage with eight miners per deck was lowered when the break occurred. Engineers restrained the load and the men escaped to the surface. No hoisting can resume until a new shaft arrives, likely three weeks or longer, affecting many workers though ore from other mines should keep smelters running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holsting
St. Lawrence
Anaconda
Northern Pacific Starts Summer Excursion Train Service
Northern Pacific will inaugurate its summer excursion train to Twin Bridges Alder and intermediate points next Sunday. The train leaves Butte each Sunday at 9 a.m. and returns from Alder at 5 45 p.m. arriving in Butte at 9 p.m. Special rates apply on this train only. For details contact W H Merriman General Agent N P Ry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Twin Bridges
Alder
Butte
W. H. Merriman
N. P. Ry
Missing roan horse prompts hunt for local thief
George R. Parker of Brown's Gulch reports his roan horse vanished from the stable. He accuses George Clinton of Browns Gulch, who is missing and suspected due to borrowing a saddle and no horse of his own. Sheriff Quinn notified to pursue Clinton toward Deer Lodge. Officials in nearby counties alerted for the alleged horse thief.
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George R. Parker
Brown's Gulch
George Clinton
Parker
Quinn
Clinton
Deer Lodge
Oregon Short Line Excursion Tickets On Sale Now
The Oregon Short Line offers Boston to Boston return excursion June 28 to July 1 for 72.50 and Denver to Denver return July with through routing via Salt Lake and Denver on the Overland Limited. Sleeper reservations and details available at 103 North Main street Butte Mont from Gen Agent H O Wilson.
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Oregon Short Line
Boston
Mass
Denver
Cole
Salt Lake
Butte
Chicago
Short Line
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
H. O. Wilson
Footpad Roach Identified in Saloon Hold-Up
Joseph Roach, arrested as a suspect in the saloon hold-up at 94 Pine Street Silver Bow Park on June 15, was positively identified by A Desjardine as one of the three masked men. Three watches, one gold, a revolver and about £2 in cash were taken. two assailants remain at large and a charge of highway robbery is expected to be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Roach
Nichelae Balkovetz
Pine Street
Silver Bow Park
A. Desjardine
Desjardine
Jesse James
Roach
Haderle
Rail special rates to Boston for National Educational meeting
Northern Pacific offers Montana common points round trip at 72.59 from June 28 to July 1 with 66 day final return limit for the National Educational Association meeting in Boston. Contact W. H. Priman, General Agent, N P Ry, for routes and sleeping car reservations. Orton Bros. at 219 N Main St Butte advertise pianos and organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Boston
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
W. H. Mprriman
N. P. Ry
Rail round trips to Gregson Springs begin May 23
Beginning Saturday May 23 and every Saturday after, the B A P railway will offer round trip rates to Gregson Springs. Anaconda to Gregson and return and Butte to Gregson and return cost 80 cents. Tickets sold on all trains from noon Saturdays until noon Mondays.
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Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Boe Butte
Great Northern Railway Announces NEA Meeting Travel
The Great Northern Railway offers round trip tickets from June 28 to July 1 with a 60 day return for the NEA meeting. For full route details contact the city ticket office at 41 North Main Street, Butte. W. R. Meech, C. P. and T. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern City
North Main Street
Butte
W. R. Meech
C. P
T. A
Northern Pacific Ticket Sale For Denver Convention
For the annual Christian Endeavor convention at Denver the Northern Pacific will sell tickets from Montana common points to Denver and return for 32 dollars. Final return limit August 21. Tickets good for stopovers. For details contact W. H. Merriman, General Agent.
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The
Christian Endeavor Society
Denver
Northern Pacific
Montana
W. H. Merriman
Agnes M Browne dies in Salt Lake then buried by son in Butte
Mrs Agnes M Browne died in Salt Lake City after illness from stomach cancer and a lengthy decline. Her body arrived in Butte for burial beside her son Frank Browne who died in a mine accident. Surviving are J A Browne, J A Browne Jr, Mrs Frank J Hagenbarth, and Miss Fannie Browne. Funeral at St Patrick's church opens the service with no flowers per her request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Browne
Salt Lake
Butte
St. Patrick's Church
Agnes M. Browne
Pittsburg
Iowa
Mr. Browne
Dusbuque
Dubuque
Browne
J. A. Browne
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Fannie Browne
Great Northern Excursion Deals Listed for Weekend Travel
Week ending excursions offered via Great Northern Railway include round trips to Basin or Boulder for 1.15 with Sunday return, 1.00 to Alhambra and back for Saturday or Sunday with Monday return, and 1.70 ticket office location noted on Main Street Butte. A Montana Coursing Club stockholders meeting at Butte hotel on Monday July 6, 1903, will elect officers and address business. attendees urged by President A. F. Bray and Secretary W. R. Tonkin.
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Boulder
Alhambra
Aden
Main ‘Street
Butte
Montana Coursing Club
Butte Hotel
A. F. Bray
W. R. Tonkin
Shorter Hours for Women Union Elects Officers
The Woman's Protective union No. 14 ASA met in executive session to elect officers for six months. Officers include Bridget Welsh as president and Mamie Hanby as vice president. Employers have agreed to a 10 hour day with nonconsecutive hours as needed, while the union plans an eight hour schedule starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Protective Union
No. 14
Bridget Welsh
Mamie Hanby
Frances Calvin
Ethel Campbell
Bessie Campbell
James
B. Welsh
Hungary to Name New Cabinet Members in June
Budapest reports Count H Medervary plans to submit the names of four new Hungarian cabinet ministers to the government in June. The move signals a reshaping of the executive branch amid ongoing political realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Count H Medervary
Hungarian leaders clash over army recruitment in shift
Emperor Francis Joseph faces a tense cabinet reshuffle as the late ministry, likely to stay in office, must resolve a dispute with Baron Fejervary and Count Szechenyi. Fejervary objects to Count Hedervary s surrender to Kossuth faction over plans to increase Hungarian recruits for the imperial army.
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Peror Francis Joseph Toomorrow
Baron Fejervary
Count Szechenyi
Count Hederwary
Kossuth Party
Farmer Shows Three-Legged Chicken in Montana
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Big Timber reports O. B. Curtis, a Sweet Grass county ranchman, boasting of a three legged chicken unseen in the Rocky Mountain region. The extra leg grows from the bird’s rear, alongside a tail, but does not aid movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
O. B. Curtis
Sweet Grass County
Rocky Mountain Country
Secret Montana Marriage Revealed By Special Dispatch
The marriage of Miss Minnie Foes and Edward W. Morrell was announced in Livingston on June 26. The ceremony occurred in Bozeman on June 12 and was kept secret by the few who knew. Morrell manages ranches in the Tom Miner basin while Mrs Morrell serves as a city school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Livingston
Minnie Foes
Edward W. Morrell
Bozeman
Boys Charged With Arson In Helena Case
A warrant issued by Justice of the Peace Frank L. Reece charges William Dickinson and Fairchild McCarthy with second degree arson. They allegedly set fire Wednesday to Sam Alexander’s barn, destroying property valued about 00, with investigators placing them in the barn at the time.
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Standard
Helena
Justice of the Peace
Frank L. Reece
William Dickinson
Fairchild McCarthy
Sam Alexander
Livingston Schools Close For Summer in City
Livingston closes for summer as pupils complete exams and hold grade exercises. Teachers host a reception at city hall with cards dancing music and refreshments. About three couples attend. Most teachers plan summer vacations away from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
City Hall
Bozeman to Host Livingston At Fair Grounds Sunday
Bozeman will play Livingston at the fair grounds this Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock sharp replacing 3 30. The Bozeman team will be the same as the one that played last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
Jane
Bills
Livingston
Fair Grounds
Cotton Gins Arrive in San Juan for Porto Rico Plantations
Five cotton gins have arrived from the United States and will be installed immediately. They are the first to reach Porto Rico in years as the island expands its 11,000 acres of cotton plantations. Willis Sweet of Idaho was sworn in today as attorney general of Porto Rico.
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San Juan
P. R
United States
Porto Rico
Willis Sweet
Idaho
Porto
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Oe Lider Lee
Athe
Waukesha
He Welsh
Lutey
East Park St
Turner & Co
S. Plain St
Merderville
J. F. Mevoy
Joe Lazzari
County
Cage
Witte
Brown
Cheap Kates East
Prisomer
Racetrack
Sateen
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Frank
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Jefferson Vailey
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Our Bakery
Iyer
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California
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Petrossi
Wheat Club
Livingston Schools
Sherman
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Ellis Paint CO
E. Quartz Street
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Arizona and Aluminum Sts
Misseuta
Bonner, Mont
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