Jury selection faces setbacks in burglary trial
In Judge Donnan’s district court, three of twelve jurors called for a burglary case were excused after questions about burglar exposure. Of the sixty examined, 42 were retained, with jurors named from Basher to Richardson among those chosen for the panel as the jury was impaneled for the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnan
Department of the District Court
Denian
Sum
Thomson
John Basher
J.T. Broughton
Henry Borgman
Wd Carter
Dryden
B.D. Elderkin
Thomas Garland
Louis Giathor
Don Harrington
Ilshdeld
Mee
Holland
Frank Houdell
C.J. Layne
TB. Jones
Pat Lovell
John Senna
M.P. Lavelle
Theodore
Siarceau Manion TD Miller
Rie Siutenn
Meddlan
J.B Sickvoy
John
Econ
Mie Mestanamnon
Ymara
JT O'Brien
Joseph
Paras
Trowan
Franke Rowe
Fto Tis
JM Rien J
Te Richardson
Aac
Siovlom
J. A. Sampson
James Dilk
Te H. Stanhone
Henry Timbans
Hue Wright
B.D. Walker
Ithard
Perham Heads Railway Department of Federation
Denver reports the new railway employees department of the American Federation of Labor held its initial session last Saturday, naming H. R. Perham president and Ped. Flannery secretary. The group wired its constitution and by-laws for completion at the January Chicago meeting. Also noted: Tom F. Smith of Holdor attended the Eagles initiation in Garrison with 135 initiates. McEntes faces court for disturbance as a store clash leads to fines. St Marks Lutheran Ladies plan a turkey dinner at the warehouse in Silver and Montana streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
American Federation of Labor
Ily
Chicago
Theaberhott Hotel
H.R. Perham
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Wax Nade
Ped
Flannery
Tom F. Smith
Hold
Ute
Montana Eagles
Lodge of Eagles
Garrison
Mr. Smith
Tad
Deer Lodge
Drummond
Montana Politicians In Butte Salute Taft Victory Anecdotes
Charles N Pray and wife toured Butte en route to Chicago and New York, praising Taft’s Montana support in the national election. Colonel Tom Marshal discusses party strength, Governor Norris’ administration, and Montana’s economic gains from lumber, fruit, mines, cattle, and wool, with locals like James Mauldin reflecting on state prospects.
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Charles N. Pray
Butte
Fort Benton
Chicago
New York City
Pray
Washington
Montana
Tom D. Lang
Tom Long
Han
Sesson
Congrean
Scather
Charles
Pappie
Tom Marshal
Emiling
Aussoula
Republican Party
Thornton
Diya
Taft
Bryan T
Contata
Tripieitis
Mortara
Death of Miner’s Consumption Claims Kempton McKeen
Kempton McKeen, long time resident of Butte, died at his home on 261 South Minuana Street after a prolonged illness attributed to miner’s consumption. He was a native of Nooitia, widowed, and survived by his son Hen Kee of Butte. He was a member of the Dageee oud and a BE Fanon, Copper aman Wee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempton McKeen
Hutte
Hie
South Monuina
Ives
Ite Wan
Nootia
Tim Hino Kee
Butte
Fragmented ad copy on shoes and styles
The readable text shows an advertising fragment for women’s footwear praising comfort and shape. It mentions pride in appearance, a range of styles, low heel and median heel options, and a variety of features but the wording is garbled and lacks clear specifics.
Former Butte Resident Dies in Salt Lake City
D McPhee of the Jerday telegram from Salt Lake City notes the death of Fred Rodgers, a longtime Butte resident who ran a rooming house and later lived in Salt Lake City for several years. Rodgers, identified as STL Rogers in the message, died after an illness described as paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Salt Lake City
D. McPhee
Fred Rodgers
Salt Lake Cits
Rodgers
Stl Rogers
Gers
Csts
Fabie Setoun
Salt Lake
Mr. Setantack
Butte News Highlights Local Visitors and Crimes
Bozeman and Lewistown visitors checked into the Butte area hotels including the Finten and Thornton while Missoula’s McGregor and Pringle registered at the Finten. A Finnish miner died of typhoid fever at 4 East Gatena Street after a brief illness. Sherman A. Kool to handle funeral plans. Emma Miller was arrested for petty larceny after allegedly separating a man from a group, bond posted for appearance in police court. The dog popularity contest awarded first to the Aquimaux husky owned by Mrs George H. Brecker, official number 304.
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HT. Grinith Te Hese
Bozeman
W. M. Green
Lewke
Ceonge H. Boe
Lombard
Finten H. Tanner
Helena
Thornton
George Pringle
Missoula
Finten
David Jones
Melrose
Butte
James L. Coleman
Iss Coleman
Deer Lodge
Fred L. Stone
Ditton
Tutte
Faward
Finland
Ga Tena
Sherman A Kool
Emma Miller
Andrew Mortman
Hoffman
Eaquimaux Husky
George H. Brecker
Te Ley
Miller Will Case Reversed By Court
The Montana Supreme Court reverses Judge Bourquin and allows the contested will of Mary Miller to stand. Justice Henry C. Smith writes a 28 page opinion, finding the testimony shows a sound and disposing mind and that Mary Miller understood her actions. The ruling directs the lower court to admit the will and dismiss Ella Miller's contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preme Mary Miller
Ella Miller
Mary Bush
Henry C. Smith Wauch
George M
Mary Miller
Butte
Gto
Ther
Muller
Stiler
Atrix
Afise Miller
Willy
Bourquin
Mise Miller
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West Park St
Butte’s Shopping Center
Bell
Latey's Store
Turkeys
Satie
Nile
Empson
Abe
Abe Malaga
Brazil
Richelieu
Zhe
Utah
Escattop
Yin
Hertifornia Ors, PLC
Cate Hunkselv
Itesteam Bakery
New England
Smalier
Welch
Huntey & Palmer
Ney American
Len
Ane
Lee
Perham
Railway Department
Federation
McEntes
Lawrence Nelil
Palice Court
Ladies of
St. Mark's Lutheran Wareh
Silver and
Brophy
Idaho
California
Ferrara
James Maulain
Manton
Mauldin
San Dien
Mroo Machlin
Copes Valea Hagan
Cottonwood
Wigan
Owta
Tom Shieh
Pinaty
Mumtanga
Momtana
Newate Newamr
Mure
Parton
Canada
Alun
Kempton M’keen
Everybody's Shoe Store
East Park Street
Butte Boss
Edward Mack
USKY
Miller
Justice Smith
Eidence
Atami
Sale St
Pritchard-Harrison Co
Corner Park and
Main, Butte
Riddell Paint and Art Co
West Park Street
Fast Park
Newbro
Newbro Drug Co
North Main
St. Clair
Majestic Range
IFI
Jai
Joseph Richards
Undertaking Park
Montana Street
Butte, Mont
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