More Witnesses Against Pooley in Murder Trial
A short session in the Pooley murder trial saw County Attorney Connolly introduce three new witnesses, with defense requests for time to assess their credibility. Judge Clancy adjourned the trial until Monday as the jurors faced delay and a requested barber service was granted amid courtroom tension.
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Pooley
Connolly
Clancy
James Rogers
Caleb John Crowley
John Caddy
James Harney
James
Burlington
Thomas Littlejohn
Littlejohn
Mr Connolly
Tom Littlejohn
Virginia
Montana
Supreme Court
Judge frees boy in rock throwing case at police court
Last Monday a Chinaman was struck with rocks but found not guilty by Police Judge Sullivan who discharged the youth. The court noted the boy’s lack of toughness and granted him another chance. Charles KE. Oles has moved his office to rooms 2 and 4, No. 37 N. Main St. Plans for a $25 000 Gothic Catholic church for Great Falls Montana are due by October 15 1900 to Father H. B. Allaeys. Orton Bros offer pianos and organs at 219 N. Main St. Butte.
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Mr. Wines
Mr. Connelly
Rogers
Pooles
Littlejohn
Mr. Connolly
Sullivan
Charles KE. Oles
Bee Hive
N. Main Street
Great Falls
Mont
H. B. Allaeys
Lost faith and millions spent on Diamond Hill mine
A Scottish syndicate abandons the Diamond Hill gold property in Broadwater county Montana after four years and nearly a million dollars spent on development. Andrew Urquhart, tied to the venture, reports the plant cannot profit from low grade ore as power and water limits cripple production. He plans to sail to Glasgow soon.
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Diamond Hill Gold Mining Company, Limited
Diamond Hill
Broadwater County
John &. Miller
California
Miller
Scotland
Mr. Miller
Andrew Urquhart
Scotch Coal Fields
Urquhart
Butte
the Standard
Glasgow
Hassel
Missouri River
Plasterers' Union Delegate Reports From Washington
Robert Kidney, president of Montana Plasterers' Local 119, attended the Plasterers International convention in Washington D C as the sole Montana delegate among 200. A test vote showed 228 backing Bryan as a preview of the presidential race. Montana boasted the top daily wage for plasterers at 7 dollars, with Spokane Falls and Seattle paying 5 dollars, while Birmingham Alabama paid 3 50. The convention noted Montana as the leading wage state in the country.
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Robert Kidney
Plasterers’ Union
Washington, D. C
The
Plasterers’ International Association
Montana
United States
Kidney
Bryan
Birmingham
Ala
Spokane Falls
Seattle
Widney
Helena Police Move With Seven Suspects To City Hall
Chief Travis of Helena seized seven suspects from local jail and took them to Helena to answer to a writ of attachment claimed by Attorney Michael Donlan. Donlan says no service was made and the prisoners will not appear in Justice Bliss's court at South Butte this afternoon. The prisoners were handcuffed two by two and transported by train. Cut glass, fine china, lamps advertised at Davis and Weimescary Co this week.
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Travis
Helena
Michael Donlan
Teddy Roosevelt
Donlan
Court of Justice Bliss
South Butte
Schatzlein's Paper Hangers Make Effective Stickers
The article extols Schatzlein's paper hangers as good stickers and notes that customers who employ them never get stuck.
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Schatzlein
Hotel Rates At Southern Named In Sedans Quote
Rates at the Southern hotel are listed as 1.00 1.25 and 1.50 dollars per day according to Sedans.
Faithful Lodge Members to Attend Sister Cox’s Husband
All members of Faithful lodge No. 6 Degree of Honor are asked to meet at Good Templars hall next Sunday at 1 30 PM to attend the funeral of Minnie Oleson husband of Sister Cox.
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Faithful Lodge No. 6
Good Templars’ Hall
Cox
Minnie Oleson
Vintage Textile Prices and Displays for Flannels and Shirtings
A Detroit era display lists 2k inch Prench Flannels in multiple colors with price per yard, 23 inch Prench Flannels in plain colorings, Persian designs in various colors, 26 inch Scotch Plannels in checks and plaids, camel hair effects, and 24 inch all wool Shirting and Underwear Flannels in plain colors stripes and figures. Prices range from 20¢ to $1.00 per yard.
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Price
Whitney's Blooded Nags Ney Lork in Training at Aiken
Whitney's horses in training will winter at Aiken South Carolina under the care of John K Madden. The plan is nearly decided and Madden may stay in Aiken though not yet confirmed. Never before in American racing have horses been shipped so far for wintering.
Sharkey Seeks Rematch With Jeffries in New York
Sailor pugilist Thomas Sharkey says he wants to fight Jim Jeffries again and will deposit to bind the match if Jeffries is ready. W A Brady questions arranging a return bout and notes other contenders, while Fitzsimmons' plans loom.
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New York
Thomas Sharkey
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Sailor
W. A. Brady
Sharkey
Mr. Fitzsimmons
Railway Blacksmiths elect officers for next convention
Detroit sept 21 The National Association of Railway Blacksmiths elected officers including President Thomas Lace of Baltimore and vice presidents William Savage of Palestine Texas and Milton Dobbins of Fitchburg Massachusetts Secretary Treasurer A L Woodworth of Lima Ohio The next convention will be held in Denver.
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Detroit
Mich
National Association of Railway Blacksmiths
Thomas Lace
Baltimore
William Savage
Palestine
Tex
Milton Dobbins
Fitchburg
Mass
A. L. Woodworth
Lima
Ohjo
Denver
Smallpox Strikes Butte County as Cases Grow
The county pest house lists 18 patients, with two new cases reported yesterday. Mayor McCarthy and Dr. O Leary face housing and quarantine challenges as residents fear exposure and officials debate who pays for a detention hospital and lodging-house quarantines. Dr. Alexander and local physicians urge vaccination to curb an impending epidemic.
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John Cassidy
William Daily
George Brown
D. Richards
William Robinson
John Smit
Ed Berrerson
Clarence Hoey John Ltt
H. N. O'Neil
J. Bresnahan
E. McCarthy
W. H. Harris Warren Henderson Gabel Anderson
Hazel Clifton
S. W. Bryant
J. W. Coulter
Divide
Coulter
Geo
O'Leary
Pest House
Dublin Gulch
Harrington
Frank Collier
East Park Street
Standard Office
Man Coulter
McCarthy
Alexander
T. J. Sullivan
Sheeran
Fire at Ranchers Park sparked by locomotive debris
A still alarm from Ranchers Park yesterday afternoon sent Arizona Street Fire Department to the scene. A spark from a locomotive allegedly ignited rubbish against a fence, destroying a section of the fence while stalls to the west were saved by quick firemen. With racing season ended, no spectators were present to watch for trouble, raising the possibility of self-inflicted fire.
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Ranchers Park
Arizona Street Fire Department
Echlves
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