Incest charge in county jail case in Butte district
Jacob Hefenstein or Melvenstein and his sister Augusta Schneider were arrested by Constable Voller on an incest complaint filed by Joan Schneider. The pair pleaded not guilty and face a preliminary hearing tomorrow. language barriers required a translator and Schneiders sister is described as both crippled and dependent. The record also notes related cases including a wife abuser on Maloney Avenue, a court action over an opera house receiver, and a Snohomish mining dispute involving the Montana Ore Purchasing Company.
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Jacob Hefenstein
Melvenstein
Augusta Schneider
Joseph Voller
J Lie Nichols
Joan Schneider
Stivers
L Otelock
Schneider
Mahoney Street
Blackfoot
Mike Torpey
Herenstein
John Rehnelder
Maloney Avenue
Behneider
Butte & Boston’ Mining Company
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Clancy
Snohomish
Arthur P. Heinze
Jas. Larkin
F. Augustus Heinze
Larkin
Clara A. Larkin
Montana
Frank Kiepetko
Bulle Aid
Boston
Murders and Disappearances Stir Montana Towns
Miles City reports Charles Decker's arrival detailing the murder of Harry Bell by Robert Nelson near Griffin's ranch. Nelson claims self defense and surrenders. Bell’s affair with Nelson’s wife is noted amid divorce proceedings. Great Falls tribune notes Dr Almas injured in Shelby Junction. Glasgow mystery surrounds A J Foster’s disappearance after a night of fighting with Tom Martel.
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Miles City
Charles Decker
Little Pumpkin Creek
Harry Gell
Robert Nelson
Decker
Bell
Nelson
Rod
Chas. Daly
Mr. Griffin
Chris
Cato
Hell
Th. J. Selway
Great Falls
Shelby Junction
Almas
Dan Sullivants
Sulivan
Havre
Glasgow
A. J. Poster
Pe Ters
Foster
Great Northern Reservoir
Eugene Coleman
Tom Lowe
Jor Martel
Martel
Lowe
Poplar
Mooneyford
Bastlie
Fried
Vote For U S Senator Al Helena Backed By Coal Co
A political pitch endorses U S Senator Al Helena with strong support from Silver Bow Coal Co. The ad asserts the coal seller will back the senator and highlights coal and wood offerings including four foot and black wood, with contact via Telephone No. 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Helena
Silver Bow Coal Co
Resignations, patents, and a fatal quarry accident in Montana
Assistant Chief Clerk J M Kennedy reports resignation accepted from Company K lieutenant. Dr J J Leiser named to Helena pension examiners board. Senator Mantle amends Indian appropriation bill to fund Tongue river settler rights. Montana patents granted to Hawkesworth and Smith for metal works, Rugee dies in Belong quarry accident. Sheriff arrests man linked to 1886 Pocatello police murder. suspect denies, held for further facts. Oregon Short Line paycar wreck attempt foiled near Mountain Home by three Boise youths ages 16 to 18.
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J. M. Kennedy
House of Representatives
Washington
Company K
J. J. Leiser
Board of
Pension Examliners
Helena
Ellis
Pocatello
Martin My On Rusplelin
Policeman Scanlan
Ryan
Butte
Indian Territory
Mountain Home
Boise
Emmett Allan
Hugh Breen
John Richardson
School Board Meeting Over Heating Upgrade and Insurance
The School Board met with members present except Trustees Morgan and Burke. They approved James Krueger's bill for 1,070.80 to replace the heating plant in the Washington school basement. The Thompson Investment range company policy was changed from one year to three years, for 1,400 on the Washington building. An 800 architect bill on account was approved, with 600 to stand. Edward Green's 9 sawing bill was favorably reported. Superintendent Hendricks requested 187 dozen copy books and noted a second room is needed at South Dakota street, but Lutheran church space will suffice until the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moregan
Burke
James Krueger
Washington School
Thompson Investment 1 Range Company
Ian
Washington
Lext- Nook Committee
Hendricks
Hrinmons
O'Brien
Edward Green
Mr. Hendricks
South Dakota Street
Runaway Accident Maligns Cigar Maker Dan McMahon
Dan McMahon, a cigar maker at Reuters factory, suffered two broken ribs and a scalp wound in a runaway crash near West Centerville. He was delivering goods with Mr. Reuter’s son when frightened horses bolted, slamming into a telegraph pole and throwing McMahon from the wagon. He is receiving care at Murray and Frennil's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McMahon
Reuter's
Murray & Frennil's Hospital
Reuter
West Centerville
McMahon
Notice to Pioneers Seeks Names and Arrival Details
Major Henry Elling president of the Society of Montana Pioneers urges all pioneers to send names addresses places of nativity and dates of arrival in Montana. The aim is a complete record before the state society meets in Virginia City next summer.
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Henry Elling
Society of Montana Pioneers
Montana
Elling
State Society
Virginia City
Spain's Sunken Ships Floated Again After Measureless Feat
Report of the raising of Spanish warships sunk at Santiago, hailed as perhaps the century's greatest mechanical feat, despite immense battle damage. An unrelated health ad claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters cures digestive disorders by regulating liver and blood, urging readers not to accept substitutes.
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Santiago
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A. Booth
Corner Main
Galena
Ica
Parcheesi
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Pillow Dex
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N. Main St
Ifn
Grove’s
Raymond
B. E. Calkins
North Main
Dugan & Jones
East Granite St
Bears, B. National Bank
Butte - Montana
Huie Pock & CO
Main
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A. Eustis
John H. Corts
E. L. Chapman
Charles O'Donnell
Grand Opera House Company
Opera House
Lindsay
A. R. Wedkind
District Court
Richard Devine
Viola Devine
Wedkind
Court House
Theodore H. Smith
Fred Whiteside
Whiteside
Smith
Hul
Ramona
News OF the State
Bholby
Inez
U.S
Mantle
Tongue River Reservation
Indian Affairs Committee
Arthur L. Hawkesworth
Elkhorn
Elias A. Smith
Eilas A. Smith
M. H. Lyng
Frank Rugee
Thomas B. Persell
Belong
Rugee
Tim
Bastien
W.hunterst
Atlanta
Benny Cone
Bevo
Forres
Dano
Tropa
Mesa
Spain
Good Jersey
Birchdale
W. Broadway
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Granite
North Main St
Butte, Mont
North Main Street
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