Troubles of Rev Barr Harris trial ends with guilty verdict
In Gallatin county the sensational State v J Barr Harris case concluded with a jury verdict finding Harris guilty after a lengthy trial. Miss Abbie Hardenbrook testified of repeated intimate conduct and gifts, while Harris denied any improper acts and pointed to letters as proof of his innocence. Sentenced to one year in the State penitentiary, Harris prepared to depart to Deer Lodge.
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Gallatin County
State
J. Barr Harris
G. W. King
George Suafley
Walter Sprague
Charles Papke
Thomas G. Davis
J.D. Gr
Stewart
Fowler
K. Hardenbrook
Abbie Hardenbrook
Rev
Bozeman Avenue
North
M. EK
South
Dallas
Texas
Harris
Batte
Helena
Phillipsburg
Bozeman
Anil
Beall
Barr Harris
N. P. Evans
Miss Hardenbrook
Lynda Hardenbrook
Abbie
Miss Abbie
Belgrade
Mises Shultz
F. G. Davidson
Guy Noe
Floyd Mitchell
Court House
Deer Lodge
Heavy Rewards For The White Caps
Governor Heyward expresses deep concern after D G Hogan a Dent county farmer was whipped by White Caps on a Saturday night offering a 200 reward for the arrest of the assailants. Detectives are on the case as authorities vow to uphold the law and uncover the responsible parties. The governor has no details on who attacked Hogan or why.
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Blood Balm promises free cures for many illnesses
An advertisement touts B. B. blood balm as a universal purifier. It claims rapid cure for ulcers, scrofula, rheumatism, skin diseases, boils, cancer, and more, with free treatments offered by the Blood Balm Co of Atlanta, prepaid and mailed worldwide. advice provided until cured.
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Batdrug
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
B.T. B
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Lancaster Hercantile
Montana
G. D. Pease
Walter S. Martian
John A. Luce
Andy. L. Staats
Dock
Hogan
Cptlithen