Dark Man Sentenced to Serve Jail Term
A judge yesterday sentenced a dark man, identified as Trabert Wynne, to 20 days in jail after vagrancy charges and a disturbance case. Officer Peters described the accused as bad and defiant. The court considered other cases, including James Little and Tom Miennessy, for drunkenness and disturbances.
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Dark Man
Trabert Wynne
Warren
Robert
Peters
Wyoming Street
Yellowstone
Tad
James Little
Tom Miennessy
Saloon melee ends with mixed blame in street incident
In an East Park street saloon a packet knife was waved during a scuffle. The knife proved comparatively harmless. The judge, after hearing testimony, discharged all involved in the melee. Toe Kinkle faced vagrancy charges and a pending case was dismissed due to the absence of the chief during trial statements.
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East Park Street
Toe Kinkle
Rich specimen of ore from Cobalt district
Fassel C Leyson, superintendent of Green Campbell Mining, received a two pound ore sample from the Cobalt district near Foronte Canada. The sample is about half native silver with a vein 4 to 8 inches wide. About 200 tons of ore shipped earlier netted $700,000. A cobalt specimen accompanies the silver sample and cobalt is valued at about $4 per pound at the mines. H W Layson, another brother of Masset and George, left Butte for Cobalt.
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Fassel C. Leyson
Green-Campbell * Mining Company
Cobalt
Foronte
Canada
George
Cebalt
H.W. Layson
Masset
Butte
Democratic City Convention of Hulie Butte Montana Date
The Democratic City Convention of Hulie in Silver Bow County Montana is called for Monday 1th March 1906 at Miners Union Hall Butte to nominate one alderman for each of eight wards and conduct other business. Primaries for delegates and alternates are set for March 15 1906 between 7 and 9 pm at ward locations listed including Pleasanton State Judge Dorans court Florence hotel Casey block Hamilton street Clarence hotel W A Clark mine and Skabitz hall. By order of the Democratic City Central Committee William B Daly secretary J Bruce Kremer chairman.
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Hulie
Siver Bow
Montana
Miners’ Union
Clty
Butte
Rreh
Granite Street
Florence
Casey
Hamiltan Street
Clarence
Sifth
W. A. Clark
West Glenna Street
Skabitz Hall
Fast Secans Lghin
South
Malin Street
Democraticity Central
Finding Out How Much Expert Harkins Knows
A debate on the Washoe smelter stack tests features W D Harkins of the state university and Dry Swain of SGin Tort. They discuss measurements of arsenic, sulfur, and gas output, with estimates ranging from 44,000 to 46,400 pounds of arsenic every two hours and smoke velocity adjustments.
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Harkins
W. D. Hirkins
The
State University
Farmers” Alliance
Ale Kelley
Swain
Kelley
Hoyle
Alliance
Dee Swain
Profesor Uorking
Marking
Fragmented Testimony on Gas Extraction and Metering
A witness described drawing a map of a gas extraction setup and used chemistry terms to explain its workings. He defined terms like “impact pressure” and attempted to justify a density figure, but admitted the map lacked proper density placement. The examiner pressed on apparatus details and sample security, while the witness defended the analyses as crude and inaccurate.
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Levin
Holds Girls Love Letters at Post Office
Hundreds of Allegheny youths face a crackdown after Postmaster John Francis ordered stricter handling of letters to minors. He noted flirtations via the resort delivery window and now requires letters to minors be delivered only through guardians or postal officials, unless minors are under guardianship.
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Plutsburg
Mareh 12
Allegheny
Joh
Francies
Minora
Regul
Milage
Paris
Sweetheart Found Dead by Gas in Lynn Boarding House
Charles Warner, linked to a Washington hotel, is reported dead after a gas incident at his Lynn boarding house. The tale clarifies he is not Seth Warner of New York, a wealthy hotel proprietor, who summers in Waghamton and winters in Florida. Warner allegedly left money to Mrs. McCoy, with a postponed marriage planned for next summer.
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Warner
Hill
Jury panel drawn for McClermin court faces sitters
A list of jurors called for Judge McClermin’s court shows twenty nine retained with several excused after a panel was drawn. Juror Cary tries to dodge service claiming opposition to punishment, while others offer excuses. Trials were deferred as attorneys were not ready, with two cases rescheduled for today and more to come.
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Alfred T. Stance
Pat M. O'Donnell
Alex Kintres
Louis Larsen
Peter Lena
John Morgan Philip Watkins
Vetar Hory
George Mitchell
H. $. Mell Dames Connell
Daniel Cohn
J. G. Bailey
Carnelina Breslin
Thomas Torrened
Tstac Burrows
J. J. Leahy
John Orr
Aone
James, Cary
I. I. Maloney
Flon
Merwan
Sonn Yank
Thomas Bordeaux
Beaus in District Court Recount of Small Claims
In district court decisions the record reflects several justice court appeals heard after the last jury press. The cases involved sums ranging from ten to two hundred ninety nine dollars.
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Beaus
Justice Court
Stroudsburg ministers push purge after stage show
In Stroudsburg and East Stroudsburg Pa pastors including William Veensehoten of the East Stroudsburg Presbyterian Church urge a moral crackdown after a recently shown play drew wide male attendance and provoked complaints from wives. Clergymen plan to visit churches, warn against profane performances, and push prosecution of offenders.
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Stroudsbiwe
Ney
William Veensehoten
East Stroudsburg
Hiymen
Stroudsburgs
Veenschoten
Veensschoten
Husband shoots flirt who annoyed his wife Calvo
Guy Smith fired at Otto Kerschell after learning of alleged unwanted attention to Mrs. Smith on the street. Kerschell was wounded by a single shot, with an internal hemorrhage likely to cause death. Smith surrendered to police.
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Calvo
Maron
Guy Smiths
Otto Kerschell
Berschel
Berschell
Mis Bitek
Sint
Achell
Amt Dasane Asviim
No Progressives Euchre Society Scandal Reported
A report to the Judge of the county urges investigation into the Progressive Euchre Society in Entheans Kentucky. The document accuses members of gambling tied to prizes and rewards, requesting indictments for all offenders and noting that details of guests and winners should not be published.
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Enthians
Marek V
Sneloty
Evehrely
Four for Deer Lodge Prisoners Sentenced in Butte
Sheriff Quinn transported convicts to Deer Lodge to serve terms after a spree in Butte. John Gooch received a 10 year first degree assault sentence. Dan Dunn and James Byrnes given shorter terms, with two felonies pending. Delmar Wilson, the fourth, drew a one year forgery term. Gooch rumored as stool pigeon, remains disliked by inmates, and known for aiding police.
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Quinn
John Gooch
Dan Dung
James Byrnes
Delmar Wilson
Deer Lodge
Dinn
Byrnes
Butte
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World Messenger
Avis
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Casa SB
Carr
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Sai
Salta
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Goch
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