Woman Quitsack Up For Murder In New York Trial
Josephine Ter ranova testified in her own defense claiming years of abuse by her aunt and uncle, including beatings and isolation, led her to murder. She recounted a winter morning incident, boarders in the house, and a vision of her uncle haunting her as she planned and carried out the stabbing. The jury heard her account amid disturbing courtroom interruptions. The trial adjourned to continue.
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Bruce Brice Charged With Forgery After Checks Cashing
Helens dispatch reports Sidney Brice, 21, a former Helena Power Transmission employee, accused of forging three checks totaling 60 dollars. He was located in Whitehall by Deputy Sheriff Bassitt after cashing one check in Helena and attempting others in Bozeman and Butte. He confessed, blaming bad company.
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Ground Bought for Cathedral and School Expansion
Charles J. Grier acting for Bishop Carroll purchased half a block facing Rome Street for 5000 dollars to clear space for a new cathedral and school. Two existing buildings will be removed. Bishop Carroll plans to begin school building operations after parish engagements and travel.
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Italians Notified Of Game Law In Flathead County
Helena May 32 Reports to State Game Warden indicate several Flathead County stations are unaware of a game law. crimes near Somers and Antonia included fishing without licenses. Individuals were fined for offenses such as turtle doves, hunting with unlicensed gear, elk violations, and fishing without permits. total fines cited include amounts of 25, 20, 4, 2, 100, and 25 dollars respectively.
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Governor Toole to Address Butte Miners Union
Special Dispatch Helena May 22 Governor Toole has accepted an invitation to speak to the Butte Miners Union on June 13 the twenty eighth anniversary of the organization. He had planned a trip to the Sound country but altered his plans and appointed O Wadsworth Jr as a member of the state board of pack commissioners for Great Falls.
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Kentucky racing board fights injunction bid at court
Louisville May 22 The Kentucky racing commission answered the Stouglass Park Jockey Club bid for an injunction to block interference with its racing program. The commission defends public morals and contends the races at Church Downs and Latonia are long standing and should be allowed to continue under law.
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Butte State Actions Team to Meet College Dean Friday
Special correspondence reports a Friday game scheduled for May 25 between the Butte team and the Agricultural College dean. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Agricultural College
Anniversary of Coronation Proclaimed in Historic Notice
In a long awaited amnesty, a coronation anniversary is to be proclaimed. Authorities signal a formal acknowledgement and ceremonial observance to mark the historic event.
Amnesties debated as Russia readies royal speech
Bet constitutional democrats resist broad amnesty while government plans a May 27 proclamation timed with Emperor Nicholas II's coronation anniversary. Premier Goremykin to confer with the Emperor on the speech outlining the government's stance amid inquiries on parliamentary procedure and ministerial debate rights.
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Cincinnati Rally Secures Win After Late Baserunning
National League action from Cincinnati and Chicago details a late surge as McIntyre falters early but Cincinnati capitalizes with good hitting, an error, and four stolen bases to win. The Chicago game features a long, tiresome affair with Wicker ineffective in the fourth, while McGinnity stifles New York hitters. Philadelphia tops St. Louis later. Boston falls to Pittsburgh in a low-scoring affair.
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Detroit Stages Rally To Edge Boston In Tight Tilt
Detroit won the game by scoring late in the final inning as Boston faltered. A remarkable one handed grab by Cold keeps the Red Sox from extending their streak. Hittery and Schmitt contributed as Detroit secured the win in a pitchers duel.
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New York Alters Battler Order in Gate and Davis Return
New York changes in the batting order as Laporte returns while Davis is set out. New York secured a win with a noted score as Buchhoft was pitched out of the box in the game at Louis.
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Philadelphia Rh baseball game report May 22
Philadelphia details show Washington and Baderies, Wiltredga, Sraith, and Ieekek in a tense tenth inning. Benier earned his second win as Waddell struggled with a fractured pitching hand, while the lineup included Bauder, Clark, Dykort, and Sehreck in a fragmented box score.
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Races From May S. Thunder Downs Clara Russell and Others
Internationally detailed race card results list winners for five furlongs through a mile and a half. Clara Russell captured the opening five furlongs with Saghalien serani and Craci George in third. subsequent victors include Binabey, Shat un, Whimaleal, Mex ican Sliver, Ble, Bridgeman, Alf furlongs, Boserman, Ingenue, Henrippy Jack, Dr. Mcgiluer, and more. Several horses from Thomas W. Lawson’s stable sold at public auction, including Dreamer of Dreamworld bought for 2093 by W R Janvier, with past sale of 46,500 for 2:83 rated horse Ponce de Leon.
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Miss Sutton Ready for Wimbledon Defense After Local Win
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena California defeated Mrs Wallach in straight sets 6-1 6-1 6-0 on the Westchester Country Club courts in singles and with B S Prentice won 6-3 6-4 6-2 in doubles. She sails tomorrow aboard the Oceanic to Wimbledon to witness Davis Cup matches and defend her title.
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Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Offers Free Sample
An advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims tests like a 24 hour water test and asserts relief from pain and urinary troubles. The offer includes a free sample and mail order details from Binghamton New York, noting to mention reading in the Anaconda Daily Standard.
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Wreck sale nets fortune for Melbourne draper
Washington reports a Victorian legislator J G Aikman bought the wreck of the P O Australia for 1750 dollars, then salvaged vast cargo including 10 tons of Muntz metal worth 3750 and 1990 tons of scrap iron. Profits edge toward 1 million dollars, aiding his purchase of Melbourne properties and other businesses. Police salvage reveals continued cargo potential and questions remain about missing items.
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Immoral Sleighing Leads to School Expulsion in Freiburg
Geneva reports a Swiss school expelled a young girl for bobsleighing at Freiburg. The school commission declares sleighing improper and potentially immoral, quoting concerns over behavior and propriety.
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One Legged Bride Wanted Ad in Papers
A Bristol notice dated May 22 reproduces a widow er ad seeking a correspondence with a lady around 40, modest means, one leg preferred, aiming for an early marriage with a widower who is retired and free of debt. The quirky call reflects era mores and dating norms.
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Cossacks and peasants clash in Rusela May 72
In Shmbirsk Rusela authorities move to quell agrarian disorders. Four peasants killed and 200 wounded in a fight between Cossacks and peasants near Shmbirsk. Reports vary on exact numbers as authorities assess the incident.
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Nottingham Boy Killed by Rice Pending Death
A four year old Nottingham boy died after falling backward onto a ree pud ding as his mother faced near the end of the fender. The inquest was opened in London with details still pending.
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