Supreme Court voids alternative writ in Silas King case
The Montana Supreme Court declared three decisions with Helena as context. It quashed the alternative writ of mandate in the King Murray litigation against Judge Clancy over Plymouth Silver King cages and refused a peremptory writ. The court noted rules of court may shape procedure and disapproved of a prior Stevenson Cadwell ruling.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Milburn
Silas F. King
James A. Murray
Second Judicial District Court
Clancy
Stevenson
Cadwell
Brantly
King
Pigott
James H. Moloney
C. P. Drennan
Plymouth
Silver King
Supreme Court criticizes injunction without full hearing
The court condemns issuing an injunction pendente lite without hearing both sides, noting the lower court acted with undisclosed certainty. It affirms some evidence supports the order amid ongoing trial, and reverses a separate Cascade county ruling in Freeman v Sand Coulee Coal, remanding for a new trial due to trial-error concerns.
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Supreme Court
Plymouth
District Court
District Court of
Cascade County
Emil Freeman
Sand Coulee Coal Company
Freeman
Sand Coulee
Damaers
Tnaticn Mithurn
Cormneel
Cvnreme
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Quinine Tablets
An ad touts a quick cure for a cold using laxative quinine tablets priced at 25 r. The copy emphasizes fast relief and ease of use for the common cold.
Larkepur Wins Montgomery Handicap In Muddy Memphis Race
Rain drenched opening day at Memphis Jockey Club as Robinson & Leache’s day mare Larkepur finishes a length in front of The Conqueror in the Montgomery handicap. About 3,000 in attendance. track a mud bath with early conditions favorable to the upset.
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Memphis
Tenn
Robinson & Leache
Larkepur
Memphis Jockey Club
Silverdale
W. J. Deboe
St. Marios
Red Hook
H. L. Coleman
Jean de Berzke
Nance Dolan
el Caney
Plead
Larkspur
the Conqueror
Darouche
Tennys
Boston
Janewood
Close finishes mark Tanforan racing with long-shot wins
In San Francisco on April 1 at Tanforan track, Bly won the opening six furlongs by a neck over Yellow Tail while Headwater failed to threaten. Flora Pomona upset in race two, Gibraltar captured race three, Lena led most of race four and won at 15 to 1. Races five and six saw Beau Ormonde and Bennota win respectively with solid times. Weather was fine and track fast.
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San Francisco
Tanforan
Bly
Yellow Tail
Headwater
Flora Pomona
Crogados
Gibraltar
Lena
Sly
Yellow ‘Tail
Hagerdon
Lucien Appleby
E. M. Brattain
Hermoso
Maggie Davis
Epperstone Plate Winner At Nottingham Races
At Nottingham on April 1 the Epperstone selling plate was won by W A Dowling's unnamed filly by Aperse out of Queen Bonby ridden by J Reiff. The Elvaston Castle selling plate for all ages over five furlongs was won by W Loyt's Deuce of Daisy. Richard Croker's yearling bay filly Eolin Violet, with Kelff aboard, finished third.
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Nottingham
London
Epperstone
W. A. Dowling
Aperse
Queen Bonby
J. Reiff
Elvaston Castle
W. Loyt
Deuce
Adaisy
Richard Croker
Governor Bowers urges promotion for Hazzard and Haggard
Governor John K. Rogers telegrams the president requesting speedy promotion for Capt. Russell T. Hazzard and Lieut. O. P. M. Haggard, formerly of the first Washington volunteers, who served with General Funston on a recent venture. He commends Captain Hazzard's character and notes his brother Lieutenant Haggard is said to share the same qualities.
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Tacoma
Wash
Bowers
Russell T. Hazzard
O. P. M. Haggard
First
Washington Volunteers
General Funston
Hazzard
John K. Rogers
Powers Seek Indemnity as China Reform Plans Move Forward
Pekin April 2 ministers of the powers met to discuss the tsung li yamen reform and court ceremonial changes. The plan calls for a reduced tsung liuamen to one prince and two ministers, with western styled court ceremonies. Indemnity terms expected to be high and arbitration possible if nations balk. Rockhill advised that excess demands be reduced to avoid empire disruption, with The Hague arbitration as fallback. Reported German 3000-man expedition from Shanghai to Thaiyuan denied by Berlin. Li Hung Chang hosted the ministers and Count von Waldersee at luncheon.
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Pekin
China
Rockhill
Washington
Hague
United States
Legation
Shanghai
Thaiyuan
Li Hune Chang
Powers
Count von Waldersee
Russia Warns China On Manchurian Accord
Washington reports indicate Russia has issued an ultimatum to China over the Manchurian agreement. China faces possible rupture of relations with Russia if it refuses signing, with internal divisions among Chinese officials and Li Hung Chang cited as a factor. Secretary Hay discussed U S support as the Chinese dossier was reviewed.
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Washington
China
Chona
Russia
United States
Cona
Wasthine
Li Hung Chang
Chan Chi Tururaja Kun Yi
Rockhill
State Department
Hay
Lord Paunceroe
Nicaraoma Canal
Russian stance on China contrasts with other powers
In St Petersburg on April 1 Russian publicists stress Russia will not abandon China due to their shared frontier while other nations see China mainly as a market. Foreign merchants may doubt the idea of a substitute for the Chinese market despite this view.
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St. Petersburg
China
Novoe Vremya
Russia
Russian Flags Banned at Chinese Landing During Tientsin Dispute
In Pekin on March 31 British protests lead to Tsarist minister M de Giers being instructed from St Petersburg not to allow Russian flags at or near the disputed landing in Tientsin while the case remains unresolved.
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Pekin
M. de Giers
Bt. Petersburg
Tientsin
Britain denies Protest Over Manchurian Convention
London with the Foreign Office debunks reports that Britain protested at St. Petersburg against the Manchurian convention and says it does not believe any other power has lodged a protest.
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London
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Great Britain
St. Petersburg
Trade Growth Reported by Consular Representatives
Consular representatives show a large increase in trade last year despite the war, noting gains across sectors and regions including Pekin and surrounding markets.
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Pekin
German battleship Weissenberg sails from Shanghai toward Nankin
The Berliner Tageblatt reports from Shanghai that the German first class battleship Weissenberg has begun moving from Shanghai toward Nankin and the north with the aim of impressing the Chinese authorities and populace. The dispatch notes strategic tensions in the region amid broader imperial interests.
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Germany
Berlin
Berliner Tageblatt
Shanghai
Weissenberg
Nankin
North
Allies aim to preserve German prestige in Yangtse Valley
The gunboat Tiger has relieved the Ilts at Hankau where the Ilts stayed four months due to shallow Yangtse water. The note highlights Germany's efforts to heighten its interests and prestige in the region.
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Germany
Yangtse Valley
Hankau
Yangtse
Bishop Denies Loot Claims and War News From Pekin
At Pekin 7000 German troops nearing release return home as transports become available. Russia’s M de Giers questions praise for Chaffee and Squires over US marine burials. Bishop Favier denies loot accusations, citing donations sold for native Catholics. China asks for more time on Manchurian pact talks.
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Pekin
M. de Giers
Chaffee
Squires
Favier
Europe
America
China
Russia
M. de Gilers
Russia Defeats Signings as Emperor Bans Convention
London reports from Pekin say Li Hung Chang informed the emperor that the throne rejects the Manchurian convention. Despite threats, the throne remains firm, while Li Hung Chang and M. de Giers discuss formal amendments and Russia pursues cautious diplomacy.
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London
Morrison
Pekin
the Times
Li Hung Chang
Kwang Su
Russia
M. de Giers
Trade shifts show rising American woolen goods exports
Pekin reports from April 2 indicate Sir Robert Hart has sent customs comparisons to legations showing a surge in American trade, notably flannels, sheeting and jeans, with a drop in British trade. Kerosene demand in the US declines while Russia dominates oil trade, raising fears of Russian competition and loss of Manchuria to international trade due to the closed door policy.
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Pekin
Robert Hart
Legations
Russia
Manchuria
English Pekin syndicate wins vast Chinese concession
The Daily Express reports an English Pekin syndicate of allan financiers secured a concession covering 71 000 square miles in Shanasi and Honan, rich in coal iron and petroleum. The grant includes an uninterrupted coal belt of 4 000 square miles and bears a date before the present crisis.
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London
The
Daily Express
Pekin
Allan Financiers
Shanasi
Honan
Chinese Emperor Resists Manchurian Convention
London reports via the Pekin correspondent that the Chinese emperor has instructed the Chinese penitentiaries not to send the Manchurian convention even in a modified form, signaling continued resistance to foreign mediation or agreement.
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London
Daily Mail
Assault on Captain Barrett in Sabres by Frenchmen
Report from Tientsin says Captain Barrett of the Burmah troops was assaulted at Sabres by several Frenchmen last night. He was not dangerously wounded.
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Tientsin
Barrett
Toledo Neighbor Shot by County Commissioner in Feud
J W Ferrier a county commissioner and prominent farmer near Toledo shot neighbor KB Holcomb with a Winchester. The bullet hit Holcomb in the stomach and he may die. Holcomb’s brother Harry Holcomb was shot in the arm and a third man Billy Miller was also reported shot. The dispute had been brewing for some time.
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J. W. Ferrier
Toledo
Holcomb
Holecomb
Harry Holcomb
Ferrier
Billy Miller
Explorer Is Dead in Berlin Tragedy
Dr. Sehlichter, an African traveler and geographer, is reported dead in Berlin on April 1. The incident ends a noted career marked by field expeditions and scholarly work.
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Explorer
Berlin
Dr. Sehlichter
Rand
Pyramid Pile Cure Claims Lasting Cure for Piles
Modern medicine offers a remedy for piles, the Pyramid Pile Cure. Claims include quick relief and lasting cure with all vegetable ingredients. Letter from J W Rollins cited praising rapid results and safety, produced by Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan and sold by druggists at 50 cents per package.
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J. W. Rollins
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Witness refuses to answer on grounds of self incrimination in Patrick case
The Patrick hearing opens with Mrs. A M Francis withholding questions about Mr Rice and Mr Patrick citing self incrimination. Judge Jerome urges counsel and advises a recess to seek counsel. Francis later testifies she met Jones in 1900 and Patrick stayed at her Lexington avenue boarding house.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
A. M. Francis
Patrick
Osborne
Moore
Francis
Meyers
Justice Jerome
Tam
Wrag
Mr. Osborne
Jerome
Jones
Lexington Avenue
Fifty-eighth Street
Rice
Louisiana
Walker Curry
Dr. Curry
John R. Potts
Witness
Mr. Rice
West African regiment mutiny feared in Cape Coast
London reports that 40 to 60 men of the British West African regiment mutinied at Kumassi after deserting and marching armed to Cape Coast Castle. They protested not being sent to Sierra Leone as expected and feared looting of Cape Coast.
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London
House of Commons
Mr. Chamberlain
Accra
Gold Coast Colony
Kumassi
Cape Coast Castle
Sierra Leone
Gold for Export Ordered by National City Bank
New York reports the National City bank has ordered 500000 dollars in gold at the assay office for export to Europe tomorrow.
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New York
The
National City Bank
Europe
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