Smith gets a year for shooting woman in alley
A jury found Smith guilty of shooting a woman in the alley during an attempted arrest. The victim described hearing two shots as Officer Nelson pursued the suspect, with a .28 caliber handgun recovered. Evidence showed the bullet entered the woman's right side and that Smith fired as he fled. medical testimony confirmed caliber and gun characteristics. The case was presented by Chief Deputy County Attorney and defense was conducted by Harry Meyer.
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Jude
Cart Bierma Louie
Carls
Thom
Janes
Lincoln Fielding
Office Md
N J
Smith
Horst
Yagun
County Attortwyer
Harry Meyer
Ian Sailor Escapes Shark Near Edward Sewall
Francisco March 19. An entry describes the ship Edward Sewall from Baltimore with cargo. A dozen crew swam as a shark fin surfaced near Italian Giuseppe who cried out. The sailor grabbed a line and was hauled aboard just before the creature reached him.
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Francisco
Jeg
Edward Sewall
Baltimore
Quick
Giuseppe
Readwear and accessories at Bouchers on Work Street
An ad notes Readwear, handwear, hosiery, shirts, and silk Fat Soc items available at Bouchers, located at 37-39 Work Street. The automotive and department-store style copy emphasizes purity and fashion.
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Bouchers
Wrk Street
The Useful Career of Eva Booth Speaks Here Sunday
Eva Booth, daughter of the late General Booth, has spent a life in Salvation Army work from London to Canada. She spoke of rising from humble beginnings to lead open air campaigns, face slums, parliaments, and riots, gaining a reputation as the Angel of the Slums and guiding army reform and training across provinces. Her career included open air preaching, prison work, and the establishment of day schools and relief efforts during crises.
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Butte
Eva Hooth
General Booth
Wat Crys
London
Ters
Geller
Miserva
Consul Hooth-Ticker
Emma Tooth
Ming Hooth
Ami
Salvation Army
Eva
Toby
Aga
Pei
Corquay
Whitchurch
Eastbourne
Ryle
Joan
Arc
England
Feld
International Training Home
Canada
Newfoundland
Theon
Guid
Klondike
Priso
Beaides
Miss Booth
Telephone company annual report summary rises in 182
New York reports the American Telegraph company shows 1.496 million telephone stations across 7,900 cities and towns at year end. Net earnings reached 84.099 million with a 10.0 percent rise, and the system notes 10 extra railroad stations and 649 more port offices than prior totals.
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New York
Butte Men Form a Dredging Company in Montana
A group of longtime Butte mining men organize the Montana Gold Gravel Company to dredge Vermilion Creek in Sanders county. Directors include Mattingly Tout Straight Montgomery Briggs Davis and Pine. The project foresees large scale operations, with tests showing gravel values around 1.49 per yard and ample water power to run dredges.
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Montana
Butte
Santere County
I. Mattingly
C. A. Tout
C. J. Straight
John Montgomery
EE. Briggs
Davis
B. J. Pine
Montana Gold Gravel Company
B. J. Fine
Sanders County
Rodda
Thomas Eva
Butta
Tretal Slav “Bank
Pressident
Beaverhead County
Ce A. Tout
Bed. Kine
Vermilion Creek
Thompson Park
Conners Is Not Guilty as Other Cases Dismissed
A North Montana Street keeper charged with selling to a minor was found not guilty by a Kerrigan court jury yesterday. It was shown Conners advised the youth to stay away and instructed bartenders not to serve minors. The alleged offense dated February 28 involved the youth, his father, and the Rev. Dr. Wolfe of Mountain Ridge.
Jury Members Acquit in State Case at View Church
Witnesses for the state testified as the jury acquitted. Jurors listed include Willama Brennan Edward Conners A Spitz Fred White William Murphy and Dan O'Brien. Two similar charges with Vigers as the complaining witness were dismissed on motion by attorney William Meyer with state consent. Defendants Charles and John Dineen and Le 5 Tustell ran saloons on Montana Street.
Rubber company ordered to wind up business
London authorities moved to compel the winding up of the Peruvian Amazon company after parliament exposed outrages in Putumayo rubber fields. Sir Roger Casement testified that Arana brothers were responsible and Julius Caesar Arana was removed as liquidator. An affidavit quoted Arana claiming Indians were cannibals resisted civilization, denying knowledge of agent abuses.
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London
Chancery Court
Amazon
Roger Casement
Rio Janeiro
Arana Brothers
Julius Caesar Arana
Arana
Putumayo
Justice Gerard May Be Made an Ambassador
From the New York Wars, James W. Gerard appears a favorite for an ambassadorship. A New York Supreme Court justice, rumors say he may be sent to Austria-Hungary as U S ambassador, where his temper and attainments would suit. The piece suggests he would keep peace and improve relations with Francis Joseph.
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Gerard
New York
James W. Gerard
Supreme Court
Commonwealth of New York
Francis Joseph
Chicago Auto Bandits Sentenced to Prison
Chicago, March 1. Robert Webb and Thomas Burke, leaders of the automobile bandits, pleaded guilty to burglary and were ordered to indeterminate prison terms with a one to two year minimum. Webb and Burke face later trial on a murder charge in the shooting of Detective Peter Hart. James Pers, the reputed brains, stood trial for highway robbery as five other alleged bandits were to be tied in rotation.
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Chicago
Robert Webb
Thomas Burke
Peter Hart
White Cvaling Webb
Hurke
James Pers
Engineers Succeed Electric Workers Resolve Union Jurisdiction
Engineers and electricians clash over who operates plant machinery at the Bullwhacker site. Engineers claim jurisdiction over motive power and operation after carpenters built the plant, while electricians resist. A meeting of Electric Workers Union No. 65 is set for Friday to decide next steps, with possible submission to the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly Sunday.
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Electeelang
Engineers' Union
Tr Agement
Butte-Duluth Company
Butte Whiacker
Engineers
Electrical Union No. 85
Electrical Union
Engineer
Engineers’ Union
Electric Workers’ Union No. 65
Silver Bow ‘Trades and Labor Assembly
Uncle Sam's Profit on Nickels and Pennies
Washington reports the federal government earned about 6.3 million dollars from coinage profits in the past year. Mint director F Roberts notes treasury gains of over five million on a one thousand two hundred eighty dollar investment, with seigniorage on subsidiary coins reaching around 4.57 million.
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Washington
F. Roberts
Treasury
In Furnace English Electrica Annonce
An English expert, A Harker, announces that placing two highly heated carbon electrodes in opposite furnace points of differing temperature yields notable electrical effects.
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English Electrica
Experiente
A. Harker
Carbon coating forms on brass in electrical experiment
In a historic tube experiment a movable electrode created a low frequency alternating current. Two concentric tubes, brass and carbon, carried water cooling and inert gas insulation. When the outer carbon tube heated, electricity flowed and the brass tube developed a thick carbon deposit from the heated electrode.
Fast Young Bank Clerk Sentenced to Sing Sing
William B. Trefry, a young Canadian bank clerk, was sentenced to Sing Sing for four years after pleading guilty to forgeries that defrauded the Royal Bank of Canada in New York of thousands. He spent the money in Europe with a young woman he met in New York before his arrest.
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New York
William _B. ‘Trefry
Europe
Royal Bank of Canada
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