Jury Discharged After Hung Verdict in Robbery Case
After seventeen hours, the jury failed to reach a verdict in the robbery trial of Fred Kelly and Marie Pancheco, indicted for robbing George Whitehead. Initially eight favored acquittal and four for conviction. Judge Donlan discharged the jury and said he would appoint a new panel, drawing jurors from his own pool next Friday. Some defendants in recent gambling raids admitted guilt in Judge Donlan’s department, accepting fines. Dave Ryan went to trial and was acquitted by a jury from Judge Lynch’s panel.
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Fred Kelly
Marie Pancheco
George Whitehead
Donian
Dea
Donlan
Tee Pend Gui
Ryan
Wight
Lost railroad engineer inquiry spurs search for kin
Delia R Thompson of Los Angeles writes Postmaster Malcolm Gillis seeking news of her missing relative Samuel Thorp, former Milwaukee engineer last heard from in Dodge Center, visiting Wells family in Butte about a year ago. She fears he may be dead and asks Wells family members for any information. The inquiry has continued for years.
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Delia R. Thompson
Berendo
Los Angeles
Cal
Malcolm “Gillis
Samuel ‘Thompson
Thorp
Milwat
Dodge Crs
Tat
Wells
Ed Wells
Butte
Canadian Poplar Trees To Beautify Post Office
Canadian poplar trees are planned to beautify the post office grounds. Officials expect the planting to enhance the curb appeal and provide more shade. The project is part of a wider beautification effort in the town.
Inquest Hears Patrick Toomey Tragedy and Cabin Assault
Coroner's inquest reveals Patrick Toomey may have fallen from a Great Northern train while seeking his old home in Atlehigan. Witness Clement Sheridan says Toomey, nearly broke, planned to head east. Body found under a bridge near Ballaklava mine Saturday. Separately, James Costello recounts being attacked by John Selly at his cabin while aiding Mrs Brady, with Costello struck by a rock and the cabin damaged.
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Patrick Toomey
St. Lawrence
Great Northern
Atlehigan
Clement Sheridan
Toones
Toomey
Ballaklava
James Costeno
Agen Vo
East
Mercury Street
John Selly
Kate Brady
Costello
Brady
Kelly
Johnnie Chiminetti Cleared in Assault Trial
Johnnie Chiminetti was dismissed of assault charges after a Justice Shea court trial. The county attorney noted the defendant crafted the witness's rose for mentioning a woman’s name. The altercation occurred in Meaderville on May 11. The case was dismissed before jury deliberations.
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Johnnie Chiminetti
Justce
Shea
St Kad
Rose
Meadervile
Two Brothers Die in Separate Accidents
A letter from Elsie Holtbuer of Leipzig to attorney Frank A. Leng thanks him for his interest in Jean Holtbuer and notes the musician was killed after a streetcar struck him, his leg amputated, and he died the following day. Holtbuer and his elder brother Fred, also educated, died in separate accidents, leaving survivors in deep grief.
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Frank A. Leng
Jean Holt- Duer
Elsie Holtbuer
Leipzig
Holt
Jone
Bndustry
Leip=aig
Jean Holtbuer
Jean
Burgsteinfurt
Uncle Fred
England
America
Fred
Uncle Jean
Germany
New World
Wener
Lenz
Fred Holthner
Fred Holbner
The Honeymoon Express at Broadway May 22
A mammoth spectacle touted as the biggest Winter Garden show ever seen in New York. Al Jolson headlines with Ada Lewis and a strong comedy chorus, following a format similar to The Passing Show of 1912, featuring scenes, marches and dances for broad entertainment at the Winter Garden.
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Broadway
Butte
Winter Garden
New York
al Jolson
Ada Lewis
Anna Wheaton
Marie Robson
Burglary Charge Kept John White in County Jail
John White is detained in Silver Bow county Jail awaiting a preliminary hearing in Justice Doran's court on a burglary charge. The complaint filed yesterday alleges White entered Christ Caras's room at 2487 East Park Street on April 2 with intent to commit robbery.
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John White
Silver Bow County
Justice Doran
White
Christ Caras
East Park Street
Deposition in murder case as wife pleads for airing
Witness Annie Hickey testified in a murder case against Blixt, claiming epileptic episodes render him nonresponsible. She described bonds at the county jail, the defense deposition, and urged the sheriff to allow him a brief exercise outside. Trial date to be set after jury panel chosen. Parish plays progress noted for June 7 by Holy Savior Young Ladies’ Sodality.
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B.A. Buxt
Ed Burkheim
Blixt
Yester
Annie Hickey
Charles A. Little
Peter Breen
Dwyer
Hickey
Fiese
Donlan
Driscoll
Young Ladies’ Sodality of the Holy Savior
Gets It for Corns On Your Piggy-Wiggies
Advert shows a patent remedy for corns promising fast relief and painless removal. It claims to be sold at 250 a bottle through Lawrence & Co and distributed in Anaconda by Fut ter Drug Co Parden Drug Co and Helena druggists.
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Johnnie
Lawrence & Co. C
Futter Drug Co
Parden Drug Co
Helena
Plant Juice touted by Butte residents as stomach remedy
In Butte and Anaconda, Plant Juice is promoted as a vegetable remedy for stomach, liver, and kidney ailments. A local supporter, Mr. Kissinger of Independent Laundry, cites personal relief and says many business leaders endorse the product. The ad notes availability at Smith Drug Store in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Store in Butte.
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Phi Kissinger
Uth
Butte
Mont
Iissinger
Sam
Kissinger
Smith Drug Store
Anaconda
Newbro Drug Store
Fall from window kills carpenter in Hennessy annex
Charles Reinhardt, a Butte carpenter, fell about 90 feet from the third floor of the Hennessy annex yesterday while removing floor boards under construction. He died instantly when he struck a gravel roof. Margaret Gorman witnessed the fall and fainted. Coroner Dan Drew will hold an inquest. Reinhardt leaves a wife and six children, home at 1950 Yale avenue.
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Charles Reinhardt
Hennessy
B. Tyson
Iix
Margaret Gorman
MC Smatters
Reinhardt
Tyson
Butte
Yale Avenue
Dan Drew
Duggan
Taxes Coming Slow Warn of Enforcement by City Treasurer
City Treasurer Shoviin says encroachment taxes must be paid by May 31 with only 10 days left. Nonpayers will be summoned to police court and city crews will remove encroachments if needed. Dog licenses lag behind last year as the fee rises to 3 dollars, with a July 15 extension cited.
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Shoviin
U Che
Lynch
Play Protest Drama Against Opium Sales At Local Theaters
The uplift drama Dope portrays protest against indiscriminate opium sales. Hermann Lieb stars in his photoplay version of the play, once staged on legitimate boards 1300 times. Laura Nelson Hall Ei bat Truex Willian H Tooker Gaston Mervate Christine Blessing also featured. The Thanhouser produced photo drama is praised for detailed production.
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American Theater Today
Hermann Lieb
Mr. Lich
Weber's Theater
York
Mr. Lieb
Laura Nelson Hall
Ei Bat Truex
Willian H.tooker
Gaston Mervate
Christine Blessing
Joseph Medill Patterson
Thanhouser Studios
Thanhouser
Tramp Fatally Mowed Down Near Whitehall Rail Line
A man identified as Tony Foze koes slept on Northern Pacific tracks near Whitehall Monday night. Westbound No. 1 cut off his left leg and left arm. He died yesterday morning in Whitehall. Coroner Lees took charge. Foze koes had sought work in Whitehall for two days before deciding to ride a freight to Butte. The late train caused the fatal injuries.
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Northern Pacific
Whitehall
Tony
Fozekoes
Lees
Foze- Kees
Butte
Police Court Notes and Local Disputes at West Copper Street
Judge Booker dismissed the Goodwin Investment Company case on promises of immediate garbage can installation and premises repairs. J B Wolf's manager Guy McFadden drew 30 days in jail for stealing clothing from a man who offered lodging and meals. John Gilson fined 29 dollars. Charles Lewis dismissed for a saloon disturbance at Park Street fight. Olson named aggressor in separate incident. Jake Brinig fined 200 dollars for disturbance after dispute with Tom Wagner over a 5 cent shoe sale. County Republican officials invited to a non official meeting at Shilting's Hall on Friday May 8 at 8 o'clock. Andrew J. Guenther, Secretary.
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West Copper Street
Booker
Goodwin Investment Company
Wolf
Guy McFadden
John Gilson
Charles Lewis
Park Street
Olson
Jake Brinig
Tom Wagner
Brinig
Wagner
Republican Party
Republicans and Republican Club
Shilting’s Hall
Andrew J. Guenther
Woman Telegraph Operator Claims Akox Cured Hemorrhoids
Mrs. Bert Krueger a Western Union telegraph operator at 951 Eddy street San Francisco says she cured six years of bleeding hemorrhoids in one month using three Akox suppositories daily and Akox ointment. She credits the remedy with permanent relief and notes additional success with Akox for bruises from Natura company of San Francisco backed by John D. Mackenzie.
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Bert Krueger
Western Union
Eddy Street
San Francisco
Natura Company of
John D. Mackenzie
Akoz
Mrs Bert Krueger seeks relief from multiple ailments
A local advertisement notes Mrs Bert Krueger suffering rheumatism kidney bladder and stomach trouble along with throat ulcers piles and other ailments. It states demonstration is at the Newbro drug store in Intre with further information available upon inquiry.
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Newbro Drug Store
Intre
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