Testimony in Pooley Case Ends After Dramatic Trial
The Pooley murder trial neared verdict as the defense rested after lengthy testimony. Judge allowed jurors to separate during the trial, and Adjourment was granted for prep. Key witnesses included Pooley and Mrs Pooley with details on threats dynamite and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pooley
Thomas Littlejohn
Connolly
Mr. Thresher
Silver Bow
Pooley
Littlejohn
England
Burlington
James Rogers
Rogers
Lydia
Miss Pooley
Deer Lodge
Littlejohs
Mr. Connell
Littleton
Old Country
George Tonkin
Littlejohns
Thresher
Evan Herbert
Walkerville
Clancy
Mcitrath
Fire at Northwestern and Silver Row coal sheds
A fire at the Northwestern and Silver Row coal sheds began around 2 20 yesterday morning and, despite low water pressure, was contained before a larger blaze. Two coal cars from Northern Pacific and Montana Union were destroyed, with fuel losses about 400 dollars for Silver Bow and 100 dollars for Northwest. An end of 150 cords of wood burned as firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Silver Row
Senger Soss
Northern Pacific
Montana Union Railroad
Silver Bow Company
Northwest Company
Hogan and McNulty Acquitted in Petit Larceny Trial
Tom Hogan and James McNulty faced a jury in Justice Harrington's court for petit larceny after a night drinking with George Day in Day's cabin. Day testified the incident occurred on the fourth of the month, with Hogan and McNulty claiming September sixth as the visit date. The jury acquitted the defendants and discharged them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hogan
James McNulty
Justice Harrington
George Day
Hogan
McNulty
Day
Fire In Vacant Northern Pacific Bunkhouse Quickly Doused
An old unoccupied bunkhouse in the Northern Pacific railroad yards caught fire at 1 pm. Firefighters arrived fast and smothered the blaze before significant damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railroad
Questers
Man with revolver threatens Expressman in rent dispute
John B. Clemens appeared with a large revolver in his front yard at 904 South Wyoming Street and threatened Expressman W. H. Holden over a $9 rent dispute with the Wehl family. Holden backed away and neighboring women were frightened. Clemens was taken to the city jail and a state charge ordered by Police Judge Sullivan. Clemens faces a hearing the next morning. Orton Bros. piano and organ values advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Clemens
South
Wyoming Street
W. H. Holden
Ed Wehl
Wehl
Clemens
Wehls
Mr. Holden
Mr. Clemens
Wehr
Holden
Rentger
Sullivan
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Butte News
Montana
HEINZ
W. Park
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Pennsylvania Lode
Silver Bow County
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Co
C 5S
Batterman
West
Granite Street
DR. Chung
Galena
Hultte,Mont
William Hocky
Charley Gore
Mr. Connolly
Hocky
Pouley
Michael Trevethan
Ladia Littlejohn
Connelly
Thgat
Mitchell
Expressman
Holden Obdjeda
Deadly A'm
Orton Bros
Main Street
Comfort Sale
Tures
Cial
Lander Furniture & Carpet CO
East Broadway
Postoffice
E. H. Sherman
East Park Street
Putte
Anaconda
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Bonner, Mont
Butte, Anaconda
Missoula
Tland Opera House
Butte, Montana
Dick P. SuTos
Wise Guyse Company
Vaude ‘ A
Wm. Sellery
Anna Mortland Hertle Haydn
Chas. Graham
Joy & Claytor Hillee Marlow
Saville & Stuart
Ed. Bice
Burdell Sisters
Spike ' Hennessy
Adtorine
Bampoo
Albertowise Guy
Lindy Loo
Mary Cary
Grand Opera House
Dick P. Surros
the Royal Marine Band OF
Italy
Signor
Giovanni Setare
Tuis Ppe Createre
Trembene
Ferraccio Guasuial
Electrical Essentials
Montana Electric CO
Mont
Max Geisler
Omaha
Neb
U. N. Baird
Missoula, Mont
Guakasteerd Geister
Swend Carlson
Tom Moore
Main, Butte
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