Murderous assault on Blondinette woman on East Galena Street
A woman known as Blondinette was savagely attacked last night with a water pitcher and a heavy glass. She lies dying at St Pauls hospital from a compound skull fracture as investigators pursue a lone suspect described as portly with moustache and dark clothes. A neighbor reports a man leaving the scene as police search for closure.
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Galena Street
Biondinette
St. Paul's Hospital
Schwarts
Blondinette
Erlb
Hondinette
Dr. Schwartz
Henry
Schwartz
Sievers
McKinley Prosperity Boosts Utah Republicans Say Holmes
G F Holmes former Salt Lake county Republican chairman says McKinley era prosperity carried Utah for the GOP. He notes the Democratic tilt since statehood ended with four years of good times and predicts a Republican senator from among Salisbury Thomas Kearns Smoot or George Q Cannon. Holmes also discusses hotel ventures and possible Thornton motel management as he plans Salt Lake return.
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McKinley
Utah
G. 5. Holmes
Butte
Holmes
Republican County Central Committee
Salt Lake County
Frank J. Cannon
McCune
O. J. Salisbury
Arthur Thomas
Thomas Kearns
Reed Smoot
George Q. Cannon
Great Montana smelter chief tours Butte hotel scene
C W Goodale, formerly of Colorado smelter now with Boston and Montana at Great Falls, visits Butte. He says regular production tops 2 million dollars monthly and praises the Montana plant as among the finest. Construction plans near completion and the smelter operation is robust as the year advances. A list of visitors and hotels follows with names from Chicago New York St Louis and San Francisco among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Goodale
Colorado
Boston & Montana
Great Falls
Butte
Mr. Goodale
Montana
the Butte
John Revkin
Boulder
Harry J. Johns
New York
John J. Rigney
Chicago
St. Burkett
Pipestone
N. C. Kingsbury
Columbus
G. A. Holmes
Salt Lake
M. C. Smithers
H. M. Weber
Hunter's Hot Springs
T. W. Wagener
St. Paul
R. Hamburger
Chiscago
Theo
Manrfield
EK. J. Marx
High carnival in county doi prompts restraints
George W. Gleason, whose mental condition is reported as badly off, held a continuous howl in the box car of the county doi today. He was placed in a straight jacket to prevent self harm, but he bit through a heavy strap. He will likely be taken before a commission this evening or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Gleason
Doi
Local Briefs: Farewell for Joan Farrell and union funeral detail
Joan Farrell aged 45 died yesterday with funeral set for tomorrow at 2 from A. O. H. hall Centerville. Catholic Benevolent Association to form a branch in Walkerville meeting tonight at St. Joseph's hall. A. Bertram's funeral held this afternoon. he belonged to Plumbers' Union No. 41 and was joined by the Aliver Bow Trades Assembly, a full turnout.
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Joan Farrell
A. O. H. Hall
Centerville
Ladies of the Catholic Benevolent Association
Walkerville
St. Joseph's All
A. ©. Bertram
Plumbers’ Union No. 41
Bow Trades Assembly
Personal News From Butte and Nearby Mines
John T. Cowan, a Madison county mining man, visited Butte yesterday. Mrs. Edward Cooner and her children from Great Falls depart for California for the winter. Undertaker E. H. Sherman and wife, after months at their Idaho ranch, returned to Butte for the winter. Gen. Charles B. Warren, touring Oregon and British Columbia mining regions, arrived in Butte yesterday and reports the Sumpter and Trail districts in nourishing condition.
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John T. Cowan
Madison County
Butte
Edward Cooner
Great Falls
California
E. H. Sherman
Idaho
Charles 8. Warren
Oregon
British Columbia
Mrs Cleveland discharged in grand larceny case
Preliminary nomination of Mrs Cleveland in Justice Harringtons court led to her discharge after evidence showed the matter was settled in a civil action. Prosecution witness J Seller had claimed goods valued at 21 but later admitted paying for them. The case also involved E H Mooth and James Coleman, both tied to grand larceny charges. Mooth was bound over in $300 bond, Coleman was discharged.
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Cleveland
E. H. Mooth
Electric Light Company
Justice Harrington
District Court
Ti Ia
Mooth
Electric Company
James Coleman
Judge Deliberates on Mine Case Between Mantle and Largey
A motion to reject the jury verdict in favor of the defendant was argued and the judge took the matter under advisement. The suit, Lee Mantle versus Lulu F Largey as administratrix of Patrick A Largey's estate, involves an interest in the Speculator mine. A decision is expected before the month ends.
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Lee Mantle
Lulu F. Largey
Patrick A. Largey
Grey Eagle Claim Quiet Title Suit Opened in Court
The trial of Lulu F. Largely versus J. B. Leggat to quiet title on the Grey Eagle fraction quartz claim began in Judge Clancy's court with no jury. Testimony filled the day and may continue tomorrow. The property was bought at a 1896 partition sale by Leggat amid a dispute over whether the purchase was for Leggat or P. A. Largely, who was alive then.
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Lulu F
J. B. Leggat
Desertion case filed for divorce in Denver marriage
John Stenuff sues Louise Stenuff for divorce alleging marriage on March 11, 1895 in Denver and that she deserted him on July 18, 1896. The action was started today.
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John Stenuff
Louise
Denver
PARDONS ANNOUNCED BY GOVERNOR SMITH IN MONTANA
Special to the Inter Mountain Helena December 1 1900 Governor Smith pardons R Camp who served seven years of a twenty year highway robbery sentence in Lewis and Clark county He also commutes Louis Mulla life sentence for killing Kittie Lee at Butte to twenty years Ex soldier Mulla petition signed by Capt Geo P Ahern and D Gay Stivers and Judge Speer who condemned him Plea noted he should have pleaded not guilty Frank Murray four year grand larceny at Butte is unconditionally pardoned amid grave doubt of guilt The pardon actions reflect strong opinions on sentences and prior service
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Helena
Smith
R. ©. Camp
Lewis and
Clarke County
R. Craig
Tatooma
Louis Mulla
Kittie Lee
Butte
Geo. P. Ahern
6Th Infantry
D'Gay Stivers
Stivers
25Th Infantry
Official bonds filed for county officers in 1900s era
Peter Breen county attorney elect filed his official bond for 10000 with M Meyer and Thomas P F Stephens as sureties. Alvin Crossman new auditor filed his bond approved by Judge Lindsay. Bond for 30000 signed by H L Frank A A McMillan and Charles R Leonard. Frank Zimmerman constable elect of South Butte posted bond 2000 with T Z Hinds and C Chevrier as bondsmen.
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Peter Breen
M. Meyer
Thomas PF. Stephens
Alvin A. Crossman
Lindsay
H. L. Frank
A. A. McMillan
Charles R. Leonard
Frank Zimmerman
South Butte
T. Z. Hinds
C. Chevrier
Finances of the County Costs to Aid the Poor Revealed
The Silver Bow county annual financial report shows 46 622 06 spent to feed clothe and warm paupers for the year ending November 30 1889. Total indebtedness stood at 127 512 55 with 125 000 in bonds included. net balance after paying debts would be 157 411 48. The document details expenditures for officers deputies and various county services and notes the total assessed valuation at 46 264 40.
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Jill EK. Moran
East Tisa
C. Ve ‘Court House
Sale Repalra
Smallpox Cases Spark Quarantine in Anaconda
In Anaconda Montana county health officials report sixteen new smallpox cases in three days. Two men identified as Th. AR Huddleston and another unnamed man were exposed along with many customers at Strain derhirtment store. Mouster Clork area placed under quarantine with guards after six cases found by County Physician Stephens. City physician Spellman reportedly failed to ensure food for patients, causing unrest as patients left the premises and wandered lawns. The outbreak prompts expectations of broader containment measures.
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Huddleston
Easy Park Streeet
Mouster Clork
Stephens
Spellman
Prisoners Eager for Life Terms Cited in Remark
A visitor notes that prisoners with life sentences seem unusually restless and anxious, while a guard courts closer questioning about which inmates crave longer confinement. The Philadelphia Record cites the remark as a curious exchange about terms and punishment.
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Philadelphia
Funeral director ties to local grounds and team talk
In a brief, clipped exchange a funeral director named Mr. Wine is discussed as allowing funeral teas to play on his grounds. The dialogue reveals he is not aligned with a team but acts in a director capacity. The mention of Men's Black Clay Worried Salt at $10.00 and Boucher appears as garbled OCR.
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Boucher
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Brownlee
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Joplin
Brownslee
Alaska
White Horse Rapids
George Gleason
Mai
Wees
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Mase
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Boston & Montena
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Tamarack
Osceola
S . Pi
GREY_EAGLE
Butte Hotel Stock Exchange
BR. T
Fed Steel
Com
Mo. Pacific
N. P
Burlington
Eee Tsg
Wenn. C.& Lis
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SL West Park
Thomas C. Miller
Dhysman
Ine
A Stranger
Strange Land
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Sutton
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Menmess
Henny
Columbia
Cabinlet
Hennessy
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