Lynching of James Brady Shocks Helena Community
A mob dragged prisoner James Edward Brady from the Lewis and Clark county jail in Helena on Oct 2 and hanged him after a rapid assault on the jail. Brady had been jailed on a charge of assaulting Hazel Pugsley, 5, near a Peck smelter cabin. The coroner and grand jury opened inquiries, with no clear identification of the lynchers. The scene proceeded with notable restraint, and authorities prepared for further investigations.
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James Bmoward Brady
Lewis and Clarke County
Helena
Brady
Hazel Pungsley
Peter Pugsley
Peck Smelter
Mahrt
Haymarket
Smith
District Court
Peter Pugsley Released on $1000 Bail in Helena
Peter Pugsley, father of the assaulted girl, was freed from the Helena county jail on a $1000 bail bond secured by sureties Thomas Marlow R TM Wallace R H Kleinschmidt Jacob Fischer and Kate Opheim. Judge Henry C. Smith approved the bond after ex County Attorney R R Purcell moved for release.
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Standard
Helena
Peter Pugsley
James Edward Brady
Henry C. Smith
R. R. Purcell
Pugsley
Purcell
Thomas A Marlow
R. ™. Wallace
R. H. Kleinschmidt
Jacob Fischer
Kate Opheim
Butte
Brady
Inves
Brady lynching inquiry proceeds with many witnesses
The lynching of Brady is under examination with numerous witnesses today. Proceedings remain secret and the jury is not making progress. Many witnesses claim mere spectator presence while none have implicated anyone, and the inquiry is expected to continue for several more days.
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Tigate
Brady
Church Reorganization Moves Forward and Endowment Noted
Bishops from New Hampshire Western Missouri Georgia Lexington and Los Angeles were appointed while Massachusetts diocese division was approved with a $100000 endowment for new bishops. Debates followed on presiding bishop candidacy and canons for courts and worship forms.
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House of Bishops
House of Deputies
William Woodruff Niles
New Hampshire
Edward Robert Atwill
West Missouri
Cleland Kinloch Nelson
Georgia
Thomas Underwood Dudley
Kentucky
Joseph Horsfall Johnson
Los Angeles
Porto Rico
Vieques
Philippines
Antigua
West Indies
Church of England
Dallas
Virginia
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Ohio
Missouri
Lexington
T. M. Ringwall
Nebraska
United States
Chase
Convention
Fond du Lac
North Carolina
Schley Hodgeson Letters Introduced as Evidence
Court proceedings reveal scuffles over clipping admissions in the Schley and Hodgeson correspondence. Admiral Dewey rules that certain newspaper clippings are not part of official correspondence, and thus should not be read. The session adjourned for consultation after further reading of letters.
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Admiral Schley
Desperate Case Of Piles Cured
Mrs. Wim. Kenmore South Omaha says she suffered years with protruding piles and avoided surgery. After using Pyramid Pile Cure she was entirely cured with no recurrence. Sold by druggists 3 cents a box. Free book mailed. Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich
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Wim. Kenmore
Omaha
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Fire destroys Miles City frame livery barn
A frame livery barn managed by R. L. Barnes and leased from A. Bittle burned between 6 and 7 am. The contents were saved and no horses burned. A nearby frame blacksmith shop was saved. Insurance with North German totaled 2,500 on the barn and 600 on the contents. The origin is unknown.
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Miles City
R. L. Barnes
A. Bittle
Professor Fortier Studies Great Canal Route for Montana
In Great Falls on October 5 Professor Fortier of Bozeman Agricultural College travels north to assess the proposed St Marys River to Milk River canal plan. He will report on agricultural benefits and whether the project justifies the huge expense amid potential international water rights issues with Canada.
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Fortier
Bozeman Agricultural College
Great Falls
St. Mary's River
Milk River
Professor Fortier
Montana
St. Mary
Canadian
Dominion
Ancle Bam
Expert Ad Writer Praises Standard as Montana Reach
KEARNEY, a top Butte ad writer, calls the Standard invaluable for reaching Montana readers. With broad experience in ad writing and space purchasing, he confirms a newspaper's value to advertisers.
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Kearney
Butte
Montana
Advertising View from a Montana Merchant
A Montana advertisement writer praises the Anaconda Standard for wide reach and fast returns. He urges merchants to buy space, craft clear business messages, and maintain honest, strong ads as a path to profitable merchandising.
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D. Kearney
The Standard Covers The State In Depth
The Standard pledges broad circulation and thorough coverage, claiming stronger reach into Butte homes than any two rival newspapers. It emphasizes comprehensive statewide reporting and deep community presence.
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The
Standard
Butte
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