Stabbing Case Mystery Deepens at Sloane’s Boarding House
Police narrowed a case of a stabbing on North Wyoming Street to a Michael Murphy after arresting a man with the same name and locating a letter and funds in his possession. Witnesses and relatives offered alibis, but authorities remained unsure of the suspect’s guilt while pursuing a better lead.
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William Shine
Michael C. Murphy
William
Dan Shine
Sloane
Wyoming Street
Shane
Michaell. Murphy
Michael Murphy
Fic
Olice
Pojneman Foley
Voley
Gagnon
Foley
Murphy
Michael
Granite Street
Bunday
Speculator
Tie
Patrick Sloane
Michael. Murphy
Murpoy
St. James’ Hospital
Moane
Bill Quinn
Quinn
Shine
Detective Murphy
Shie
Suit Against Bondsmen Injunction Over Mine Lease
A jury trial in Judge Harney’s court hears W B Hamilton sue Cambers Andrew J Davis and George W Andrews for damages from a wrongful injunction that halted mining on the Cambers mine lease in Lerfat Foster addition. Hamilton alleges loss of 351 tons daily output and profits totaling about 338,862.70 plus attorney fees, with prior injunctions dissolved by the supreme court.
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W. B. Hamilton
John J. Cambers
Andrew J. Davis
George W. Andrews
Harney
Department of the District Court
William Lowry
David McLauughlin
Donald Gillis
Hamilton
Jesse B. Roote
Plantiff
J J. Cumbers
Cumbers
Lergat & Foster Addition
Cambers
Lindeau
Camigyrs
Supreme Court
Pat Casey
W. H. Chevelew
Dan Cullivan
Pat MelIntee
W. Young
W. Palmer
Pat Harrington
George Griss
John Casey
Dennis Ra
Defendants Silent as Defense Arguments Arise in Lease Suit
The record shows only documentary evidence on the lease and injunctions. Defendants represented by U S Thresher and Robert B. Smith have not stated their defense, but their answer lists multiple defenses in the case.
Painstaking Burglars Hit Evan Fisher Assay Office
Burglars entered Evan Fisher's assay office at 21 East Granite by removing a rear window pane between 9 and 11 pm. They left about $3.50 in cash and a small silver bullion bar valued at $3, with the large glass pane removed but laid inside the room. Police are investigating.
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Evan Fisher
East Granite
Fisher
Custody Agreement Reaches Settlement for 4-Year-Old Thomas
Jehbn and Ellen Mangan settle custody of their 4 year old Thomas. The father will keep the boy at the Sisters' home in Missoula for one year and may not move him without both parents consent. Mangan covers the boy's care costs in Missoula and at the Paul Clark home. Agreement filed with County Auditor Crossman.
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Jehbn
Ellen Mangan
Thomas
Missoura
Mangan
Missoula
Paul Clark
Crossman
Sale of the Homestake Mine Transfers for $30.04
Deeds show Basin & Bay State Mining Co sold its Homestake mine interest in Parkecaryon to Percy S. Dudley who then sold it to John MacGinniss. The consideration from MacGinniss to Dudley is listed as $30.04.
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Basin & Bay State Mining Company
Homestake
Parkecaryon
Percy S. Dudley
John MaeceGinniss
MacGinniss
Dadley
Taming of the Shrew draws strong Broadway audience
Sutton's Broadway theater saw a well filled second performance of The Taming of the Shrew by Charles B. Hanford and company. Hanford and Miss Grantly received several enthusiastic curtain calls as the play and players pleased. A matinee is scheduled this afternoon and the final performance tonight.
No Quorum Reported as Butte Oil Stockholders Adjourn
Stockholders of the Butte Oil Company failed to achieve a quorum for a meeting at the Lewisohn Building, adjourned yesterday to next Friday evening. The gathering was held at the water company office, but postponed due to insufficient attendance.
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Butte Oil Company
Water Company
Lewisohn Buiding
Surprised American and the Kaiser in Berlin tale
An American visiting Berlin meets a courteous German who speaks perfect English and reveals he is the Kaiser. The tale, set in 1890, contrasts Western views of the Kaiser as mad or dangerous with expert opinion that he is a masterful, clever ruler. The anecdote ends noting how opinion shifted to recognize his true abilities.
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New York Times
Berlin
Lustgarten
America
Europe
New Yorker
Tornado Report Sparks Telegraph Wires Damage North of Omaha
A tornado is reported to have swept the country north of Omaha with sudden telegraph wire damage appearing to confirm the sighting. The storm’s reach and exact path remain unverified as officials assess the damage.
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Omaha
Here
Hundreds Fall to Boer Forces in South Africa Disaster
Reports detail General Methuen's defeat near Kimberley with heavy casualties and the capture of a prominent British commander. Lord Kitchener notes Methuen's fractured thigh while dispatches describe chaotic mule and wagon movements and Boer success led by Delarey.
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Lord Spencer
Council
Methuen
Lord Salisbury
General Methuen
House of Commons
South Africa
Kritzsinger
Kimberley
Belmont
Graspan
Magersfontein
Delarey
Lord Roberts
Wolseley
War Office
van Donop
Lord Kitchener
Broderck
Lord Methuen
Northumberland Fusiliers
Lancasters
Kitchener
Broderick
Blind stenographer handles school correspondence at Illinois school
Miss Kate Carter, a graduate of the Illinois School for the Blind, now stenographs all office correspondence for Prof rank H. Hal, superintendent. She takes down letters by oral dictation using an embossed shorthand writer and then transcribes them.
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Hall
Tall
England
Professor Hall
Remington
Jacksonville
Ill
Rank H. Hal
Blinois School For the
Kate Carter
Carter
Tran
Not Named for William Penn
A 1681 letter by William Penn explains the name Pennsylvania honors his father Admiral Penn, not the son. Penn says he opposed New Wales and Sylvania, but the king kept Pennsylvania to honor his father, despite his concerns about vanity.
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Pennsylvania
William Penn
Admiral Penn
England
New Wales
Sylvania
Penn
Yerrys Heavy Club Dues Highlight Perry Belmont Costs
Perry Belmont pays about $2,000 in annual club dues and spends over twice that to join several clubs. He visits each club at least yearly, and in practice is seen twice weekly at a few locations.
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Perry Belmont
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Cadet
Oxford
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