Healy Accused Of Pressuring Callan In County Fight
Healy testifies he heard Callan press for party nomination while alleging Callan sought favors and denounced gambling probes. He claims Callan offered influence with Walker and others to secure a county commissioner seat, describing tense exchanges and suspicions of graft tied to the Democratic primary. Reilly sought by authorities after an alleged street assault on Mahoney Street left Burns with a sore head.
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Callin
Walker
Affords Calbin
Healy
Calhin
tLook
Woo. Clark
John Doran
James Reilly
Justice Deere
Rault
William Burns
Reilly
Mahoney Street
Penna trial resumes as attorney absent in Rogieman case
William Rogieman, called the West India negro, was sentenced to 20 years after a jury convicted him of robbery. Judge Donlan rebuked defense counsel for delays and denied a stay of execution while Napton sought new trial grounds. The Penns murder case resumes today with a 50-name venire, and Finn John Trach awaits sentence after a second-degree assault conviction.
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Donlan
William Rogieman
Bogiemans
Percy Napton
West Indies
Butte
Napton
Dorndean
Victor North
Peter Breen
North
Eagleman
Penna
John Trach
Trach
Jel
Peacemaker Hurt as Rob Robbins Brothers Fight Turns Violent
Peter Nelson, a blacksmith's helper, intervened in a quarrel between Rob and Frank Robbins at the Robbins home on Jefferson Street. Nelson's head was cut open by George Robbins, now jailed on first degree assault charges after the incident at a saloon. City Physician T J Sullivan treated two wounds on Nelson. Frank Robbins, a blacksmith at the Saratoga mine near Columbia Gardens, is the other brother involved.
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Peter Nelson
George Robbins
Justice
T. J. Sullivan
Nelson
Jefferson Street
Frank
Frank Robbins
Saratoga
Columbia Gardens
White Woman in Peril Threatened by Ebony Man
George Washington Montgomery surrendered his liberty yesterday after an alleged threat to cut up Katie Beeton a white woman at her home 72 East Galena alley. Charged with second degree assault on a complaint from the county attorney filed in Justice Rhoades' court he remains in the county jail.
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George Washington Montgomery
Katie Beeton
East Galena Alley
Justice Rhoades’ Court
Trial of Sam Alexander Sets Next Tuesday Date
Sam Alexander, charged with assaulting an elevator boy, requested delays and a venue change. A change of venue to Justice Colligan's Walkerville court was granted, with the trial expected to begin next Tuesday in New Gitte.
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Sam Alexander
Anderson and Smith Sentenced in Freight Car Robbery Case
Special Dispatch reports Harry Anderson W and accomplice James Smith were sentenced by Judge Stewart to four and two years respectively in the penitentiary for assault in the second degree. The pair forced a Northern Pacific brakeman to help them ride from Woombard to Logan about six weeks ago. Anderson has prior Washington penitentiary time, Smith prior Washington county jail time for vagrancy. They will be taken to Deer Lodge on Thursday.
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Bozeman
Harry Anderson
Stewart
James Smith
Anderson
Northern Pacific
Woombard
Logan
Washington
Smith
Deer Lodge
Bank paper and name get him the money
Wallace, an agent, but behind bars on serious charges. Finlen hotel clerk duped as checks drawn on Union Bank and Trust Co. of Helena turned out worthless. Wallace had posed as a photo enlarger agent, took orders from Butte merchants, and five checks totaling $295 were honored before suspicions led to his arrest. He awaits action by the public prosecutor at the county jail.
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Healy
Cathe
Grand Jury
Calkur
Paibour Block
Cada
Cutlhin
Cathkin
Ndt
Cudlkin
Bourquin
William Seaton
Mo Or. Dempsey
T. B. Nokin
Mr. Healy
Andrew Wallace
Finlen Hotel
McGarvey
Union Bank and Trust Company
Helena
Wallace
Butte
Dane MacGregor
Montana Street
A. S. Christie
Walker
The
Finlen
Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Noftsinger Home
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Baptist church will be entertained this afternoon by Mrs. G. L. Johns, Mrs. L. R. Setzer, Mrs. White and Mrs. J. E. Noftsinger at the home of the latter, 641 West Granite street. The ladies of the congregation and their friends are cordially invited to attend.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
G. L. Johns
L. R. Setzer
White
J. E. Noftsinger
West
Granite Street
Charcoal Lozenges Claim To Cure Bad Breath
An advertisement touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a quick remedy for foul breath caused by indigestion and foods. It claims charcoal absorbs gases, purifies the stomach, freshens breath after meals, aids digestion, and promotes overall health. Readers are invited to request a free sample by mailing their address to the F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Smoke zone study owners crops differ by care not smoke
Witnesses describe valley conditions showing timber scars from prior fires and no clear smoke damage. Prof Ralph E. Smith noted new growth in burned areas near Anaconda and Warm Springs creek while some areas showed past damage but healthy recovery. Compare ranch results outside the zone, with care influencing crop yields and soil response.
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Ralph E. Smith
University of California
Ape
Anaconda
Warm Springs Creek
Evans
Smith
Clinton
Deer Lodge
Mr. Clinton
Judge Warns Daly to Stay Home After Drunken Night
In police court Patrick Daly and Pat Malloy faced a charge of passing a worthless Confederate $10 note at the Cooper saloon. Insufficient evidence led to dismissal. Daly, a miner with five children, said he found the note while drunk. Magistrate Warren gave Daly a warning to spend evenings at home. Gil Hinz faced a gun threat charge with no prosecution and was ordered to throw his six shooter away. John Doe and Tom Galligher pled guilty to drunkenness and fined $5 each. Dr Smith and Susie Durand had cases postponed to a later date.
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Warren
Patrick Daly
Daly
Pat Malloy
Cooper
G. Hinz
Copper State
John Doe
Tom Galligher
Dr. Smith
Susie Durand
Car shortage threatens Nome supply this winter
Seattle reports a dangerous car shortage on the Hill line. With scarce cars, canned goods will be hard to ship to Nome and other Alaskan points. Jobbers cannot secure cars in less than four days for within state business. shingle men and lumbermen receive less than 45 percent of needed cars.
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Seattle
Nome
Footpad crime targets women in San Francisco streets
In San Francisco on October 10 a wave of robberies by footpads terrorizes women. Two teens, 13-year-old Helen Davitt and 17-year-old Louise Sloss, were stopped by thugs, forced to surrender purses and jewels, and left badly frightened. Helen is the daughter of Rev. Dr. Bradford Davitt of the First Unitarian Church. Louise is the daughter of a wealthy banker and capitalist.
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San Francisco
Helen Davitt
Bradford Davitt
First Unitarian Church
Louise Sloss
Mourning in Rome As Adelaide Ristori Dies
In Rome on October 10, Adelaide Ristori died after a moving scene in the death chamber as her son the Marquis Giorgio Capricana del Grillo arrived from Paris in tears. He embraced the body and was restrained. The room is a mortuary chapel filled with flowers and visited by thousands.
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Rome
Adelaide Ristori
Giorgio Capricana del Grillo
Paris
Marguerita
Shu berts Secure $150,000 Sioux City Theater Deal
Sioux City, Oct 10 Independent managers the Shu bert s closed a deal today for a new theater project valued at 150000 dollars in Sioux City. Orton Bros advertise piano and organ sales at 219 North Main Street Butte offering best value for money.
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Sioux City
Iowa
The
Shuberts
Independent Theatrical Managers
Orton Bros
Main Street
Butte
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