Anaconda District Court Hears Attempted Razor Attack
Voight, a tailor recently released from jail, faced preliminary examination before Judge Fitzerrald on a second‑degree assault charge after allegedly attempting to slash Officer Saratovich with a razor at the Anaconda lodging house. A second razor was found on his person at the station, and he claimed memory loss and unintended actions. Bond set at $1,000. he remained jailed after failing to secure bondsmen.
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C.T. Velgat
Fitzerrald
Aesnutt
Yestering
Tie
Fleming
Voight
Anaconda
Mape Street
Saratovich
Ile
Margaretheater to Show Tramp Play Tuesday Evening
Startling sale of all winter coats for misses and children prompts readers to view garments. The Margaretheater will present Tramp, a play long rewritten to sharpen its dramatic effect, with critics noting noted improvements in the final act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brea
Margaretheater
Settle Exemption Law Question In McCollon Case
Judge Neal’s court heard Patrick McCollon against Derais Lynch over a $16.75 wage attachment. Hammill & Heathey, a saloon firm, sought the sum and a bond covered any loss as Constable Lynch levied the wage attachment. An exemption affidavit claimed funds were for family support, not necessaries, and the case may ascend to the highest court to resolve how far the exemption law extends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelon
Neal
Tolan
McCollon
Lynch
McColon
Jim
Indians Arrested for Disturbing the Peace
Two Gus and Jim Goucher, described as half breeds, were arrested by Constable Lynch on complaint by Margaret Kennedy for disturbing peace at an Indian camp near Am ene gulch ten miles from the city. They allegedly invaded Kennedy’s cabin, frightened a old man, and caused noise and distress until Kennedy fled home. Authorities plan to question where the liquor came from and notify federal officials. The case notes a federal law against supplying liquor to Indians and calls for enforcement.
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Gus
Jim Goucher
Constable Lynch
Margaret Kkennedy
Amenee Gulch
Anaconda
Sin
Margaret Kennedy
Margaret
Kennedy
Ciy
Tolan
Fitzgerald
Lynch
United States
Lost Creek
Organ Recital Promises Musical Treat in Anaconda
W. EB. Matlack, organist at St. John's Episcopal Church of Butte, will present an organ recital at the First M. H. Church in Anaconda on the evening of March 20. He will be assisted by Miss Jennie Fletchner, famed as a top West singer, shaping what promises to be a major musical event of the year.
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Anaconda
W. EB. Matlack
St. John's Episcopal Church
Butte
M. H
Mise Jennie Fletchner
West
Divorce suit filed by C Kendall against Rose Kendall
C Kendall filed for divorce in district court from Rose Kendall, alleging wife abandoned him without cause after they wed in Butte on October 14, 1902. Attorney Dusty for plaintiff. Local ad snippets about shoes and plumbing nearby.
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C. Kendall
District Court
Rose
Kendall
Butte
Dusty
Oakland and Oaklawn races results summary
Race card reports from San Francisco and Hot Springs detail multiple events. Oakland winners include Faust, Reed, Blekiielle, Tavera, Tecolaw, and Ben Lear with various placefinishers and times. Hot Springs results show Millie Sutton, Nye fwelonge, Felesrapher, Vagabond, Henry C. with corresponding seconds and thirds. Los Angeles Ascot results begin but details incomplete.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Tony Faust
L. M
Mendenhird
Lem Reed
Homestead
May Bolladay
Pie
Blekiielle
Indy ‘Mimbo
Princess ‘Wheeler
Christine A.son
Fisher Boy
Chalms Werd
Tavera
Ratroise
Frolle
Missy's Pile
Inn
Hot Springs
March
Oaklawn
Ben Lear
Cottage Malil
Hoh
Secon
Heeé
Millie Sutton
Alme
Abigail
Haughly
Aut Inves
Aln Russell
Vime
Eneh
Felesrapher
Black Pat
Scolp Lock
Vagabond
Meelinga
Kings Walden
Henry C
Legater
Pickles
Cattle Receipts Mixed at Omaha Markets
March market notes show cattle receipts at Omaha with mixed prices for steers cows and heifers stockers and feeders bulls and calves. Steady to higher trends listed with prices for native stock and bulls and calves. sheep receipts and market activity also noted. Bank clearings for week ended March 8 across major cities are included with comparisons to last year.
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Omaha
Henry
Arket Aleady Hae
Acmaeag City
Wells
Ruth of Wales
Multons
Jamba
Fano wWethars
Ted’ Oes
Fst
New York
Biarch
Bradstreet
Tna
Sciicage
St. Tonis
Jan Tranetne
Hinluimore
Kamane City
Cha Orleans
Thoroughbred Racecard From Northville and New Orleans Meets
Multiple races across Northville and New Orleans tracks. Winners include Lady Kispar, Brooks course roster, Dewey Iron, Rubino, The Major, Vendo, Charlie Dixon, Cascine, Double, Spying Raincloud, Kercheval, Lleut Rice, Usury, Helen Lucas, Factor Nathaniel, Aromnddler. Timings range from about 1:04 to 3:34 for various distances. purses or stakes amounts noted in select events.
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Lady Kispar
Anon
Pacifico
Brooks Course
Roster
Iahere
Mi Relna
Tuat Gilroyson
Ponemax
Dewey Iron
Viena
Lot
Tine
Rubino
Gollonel Branston
Red Tape
Brooks
Player
Northville
New Orleans
Sister Peggy
Merry Leap Year
Charlie Dixon
Prestige
Fugurtha
Cascine
Norwood Ojo
Jack Adams
Inite
Déelenriva
Flying Charcoal
Spiying
Little
Avary
Trouver
Kercheval
Kazi
Lleut. Rice
Merry Acrobat
Anna. Smith
Electrical developments promise city power progress
Edward Z Ellicott notes in March Technical Wars Magazine that a prediction from fifteen years earlier about delivering 31 000 horsepower to Chicago seemed foolish. He cites forthcoming municipal drainage canal power of 15 000 horsepower and envisions urban projects surpassing previous limits as new facilities finish.
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Edward Z. Ellicott
March Technical Wars
Chicago
Labor Law Contracting on Verte Railroad Operations
A March Technical World Magazine passage cites Broughton Brandenburg noting mine crews along the Verte railroad require labor at lowest cost. It mentions James D. March, formerly Giacomo Maggio, a New York Sixth district Republican leader with wide contracting ties and influence over workers via friends and relatives. February and Blackot cook years distribute labor funds to future aims.
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Broughton Brandenburg
March Technical World
James D. Mareh
Giacomo Maggio
Ieader
Dstrict
New York
Dannar
Tabor
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Anaconda News
Strain
Homer Walter
MacCallum
Cloutier
Blue Sea Sn 206
Barton
San Juan Choica
BCANB
Select
America
Constable Lyeoh
M. GE
Alberta
Canada
Squtherr
Canadian Pacific’ Railway
Caredian Pacffc Railway
Carrelary Bros
J. J
Tnternet
Beesen Broperty
Poplin
Wieree
Ferma Steok
Gleichen
Cacadie
Rae Low Paikenda
Ray
Canadian Pacific Irrigation Colonization Co., Ltd
Calgary
Divonce
Shoee
Waaly
Corner Oak and Commercial
Los Angeles
Maron
Ascot
Omaha Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Louis Woor Market
McKibbin
Gopinus Clothing CO
Invinelite
Aromnddler
Kashier
Rath~ Land
miles—Bestering
Ralla
Kathe Powers
Loity Savage
Arclay A
Cuprea
ARROW
Conta Cluett, Peabody & GO
Chup
A. W. Jones
Tienes
Bre Ees SL Renume Priate Halvorush
N. P. Rail
O. Abet Raihway
Saver
G. N. Railway
Butté
Ty Co
Arya Butte
Tom
Sloan's
H. Clinton
Matasor
Elmer Watters
Gly Dome Go
Saunday
Daly Bank and
Bennete
B.C. Norback
Yegen Bros
Ais H. Park
Response Capital
Bf Momlt
Gachlerse TS
Ino
Su Potts Baat Vis de Palas Yaolfo
Olettad theAoors
Cutte
Chicasa Angeles
New Iectle Spa
Chioo
Japan de Aliant
Wutte
Arriva
Ith
Ods Thales
North Main Atgeet
Butte, Mont
H. C. Wilson, D. F
P. A
North Coast Limited
Elsctris
Buite Sched ‘Orth Co
Burlington
Eaarert
Irwin City Express
Pacific Eupriss
AT. Alder
V. & Pony Local
Ferit Io
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