Mountain Murder Trial Echoes in Judge Lindsay Court
In Silver Bow canyon the case centers on Dan Lucey as a suspected killer of Patrick L. Regan last fall with ties to a possible second murder. Testimony from Tim Lowney and others disputes Lucey’s guilt, while lawyers and prosecutors discuss previous incidents and alibis. Medical and mental condition proceedings proceed with multiple experts and local officials testifying about Lucey and Kerwin.
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Dan Lucey
Patrick L. Regan
Silver Bow Canyon
Coeur di Alphe
Lucey
Rezan
Coeur d'Alene
Paddy Russell
Buttenowy
Fussell
Tim Lowney
Justice Trapp
Lowney
Lacey
Russell
Black Jack
Mack
Alyeged
Filmer Mulganey
Darel Kerwin
Chen
Dutaml
Muly
Tome
Neder
Horsman
Wet'e
Kerwin
James Pyean
Steret
Dover
Florida
Conroy
Hovse
Tess
Local Court Notes Detail Suspicion and Divorces
Kerwin denies serious danger, cites smoke and cold as cause, claims Ryan borrowed $200 and considered a health trip to the Springs, later learning asylum existed there. He admits sending a telegram and knows a woman by reputation. Kerwin deemed sane. Mrs. Mabel Wierching granted divorce for non support from R B Wierching. Roselle Banfield legal separation from William G Banfield after a troubled marriage with a child, drink, gaming, and relocation episodes. Michael Regan seeks headstone for brother Patrick L Regan with sister Kate Ryan opposing. Ida J Parker granted sole tradership pridges via Judge Lind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerwin
Ryan
Conroy
Roselle Banfield
Roselle King
William G. Banfield
Landsay
Philipsburg
Banfield
San Francisco
Michael Regan
Patrick L. Regan
Kate Ryan
Byudge Lindsay
Autopsy disputes poisoning in Chouinard child death
Coroner Jullien reports cerebrospinal meningitis as the cause after an autopsy on the 4 year old of German Chouinard. Dr. Hanson challenges the ruling, arguing poisoning caused death. An inquest is planned to resolve conflicting testimony and may include spleen and kidney analysis.
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Jullien
Germain Chouinard
Hanson
Select Vintage Wines Highlighted by Butte Firm
Repeat select vintage wines, the delight of the connoisseur, the dream of the epicure. 1. Brophy & Co., sole agents, Butte.
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Brophy & Co
Sule Agents
Butte
Robbed in the Bad Lands and the Fergus County Cowboy
A $1,200 robbery in Galena street is blamed on three women Kate Sutherland Ada Stuart and May Jewell and two men Casino Glenn and Sam Stith. Stuart and Jewell pleaded guilty in police court and were fined $100 each. Brown was robbed of his pocketbook with a safety pin securing the money. D Z Harrington a Fergus county cowboy pleaded guilty to gun play at a casino and was fined $10.
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Galena Street
Robert Brown
Vctim
Kate Sutherland
Ada Stuart
May Jewell
Glenn
Sam Stith
Smith
Stuart
Brown
D. Z. Harrington
Fergus County
Court session fines and pleas in Pleasant Alley cases
Inpress his honor notes no shooting just a late display with a gun. Nettie Schofield in police court for prostitution admitting guilt and fined 100. Suspected of robbing a sheep herder of 175 dollars. officers suspect her. Pertha Dillon and Eva Spray pleaded guilty to disturbing Pleasant alley and were fined 10 each. John Delaney and W H A Garrett delayed pleas for hours. Victor Tetesse sought time to plead. Willam Lee and Don McCamp fined 19 each for fighting. George Gunn pleaded not guilty to death avminaree charge. trial set. Paul Stewart arrested for vagrancy and, as a former burglar known as John Clark, tied to a manor theft.
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Fpertha Dillon
Eva Spray
Pleasant Alley
John Delaney
Kate Robinson
W. H A. Garrett
Victor Tetesse
Garrett
Willam Lee
Don McCamp
George Gunn
Wis
Ferrel
New Hotel Advertises Elegant Rooms and Services
A historic ad promotes a new hotel offering elegantly furnished apartments with electric light baths hot and cold water in every room a reading and writing room and a sample room suitable for travelers. The notice mentions a grand office and sample rooms near Granice and W. Young with telephone access.
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Vin
Granice
Vornar
W. Young
Telephone
Short Line Park resort offers picnics and excursions
Short Line Park invites visitors to a recurved resort for picnics and excursions with reliable train service and strong management. The notice promotes a Hard Timer dance at Pride of the West lodge hall next Saturday evening, featuring music, ads, garden supplies, and wood provision. rental rooms priced at 25 dollars per month.
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Short Line
Lie Stein
Pride of the West Lodge
U. W
Utah
Front Street
J. H. Fariss & Tro
Lynndale Dance Hall Schedules and Ambitious Rides
At Lynndale and Crystal Spring Stage offer frequent departures with stage leaves at 2 pm Sundays and three daily runs from Club Livery stables at 10 am 2 pm and 8 pm. Bids for privileges at this popular resort are open with several large plans booked and a first‑class merry‑go‑round wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynndale
Charles Langlois
Privleges
Chas
LIFE
Hennesnstein
Notice for Butte Miners Union Meeting April 25 1699
All members of the Butte Miners Union are urged to attend the next regular meeting held Tuesday evening April 25 1699. Important business will be transacted. William Hagerty Recording Secretary.
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Butte
Tnlon
William Hagerty
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Lindsay
Gustave G. Kohl
Nativ
Eniz Clancy
Judge-Cleer
Auretles
Augustus Heinze
Ow J.C. Sullivan
Amonist Aol
Frank
Mabel Wierching
R. EB. Wierching
Clancy
Ida J. Parker
Pridges
Lind
B. Aldrich
Dr. Rinehart
Hennessy Block
the Butle
P. A. Paulson
Minneapole
J. Paul Mitchell
Little Bear
W. @. Ahern
Anaconda
D. Gist
Glendale
B. Frank Head
Buffalo
A. D. Hart
H. la Hart
Grand Rapids
Joseph Dixon
City of Mexico
Reed
Salt Lake
Ike Boyer
Helena
James A J.P. van Saum
New York
St. Pauls
LW. Vole
Chic Mayors
San
the McDermott
W. Foss
Denver
M. Micbash
Great Falls
James Reid
Bozeman
George W. Tower
Washington
Misa
Mary Farrel
Dan Teddier
Neihart
Rycose
Minneapolis
B.A. Parsons
Detroit
Livingston
Len Teehee
S. Goodman
Cooney
PB. Wileson
Helen
John Wy Pace
Whitehall
Missoula
Thussel
St. Be
TH. Smith
D.C. Barclay
W. Ss. Keyes
Davi Marks
Congdon
McQueen
Honen
Devon
Judge Ferrell
Nettie Schofield
Sulry
Schofield
Paul Stewart
Offerr Leyden
Stewart
x-Manor Kenyon
John Clark
Alec
Hennessy Wtoek
Henney Block
Montana Collateral Bank
South Main Street
Uncle Sam Loan Office
C. Karatofsky
Frop
Dr. Wix
Thomason Paint & Wall Paper Company
Mainelevet
Lutey Bros
Ralston
Ray Furnishers
Ie Cnan
Nat
Melba ST. Clair
Servine
Companie
Tinusante
Ibs Wetiog
W. Park
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