Clark's flimsy story on Edmunds brief in Montana senate case
Ex Senator Edmunds files a separate brief focusing on Clark testimony. The document argues Clark spent vast sums to secure Montana's senate seat, notes destruction of accounts, questions legality under Montana statutes, and claims the election is void due to unlawful expenditures and bribery by Clark and his agents.
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Washington
Messrs
Edmunds, Birney and Hartman
Memorialists
Edmund
Clark
Ed@Miunds
Muongana
Senate
Montana
Democratic Committee
Charles Clark
McDermott
Davidson
Anaconda Company
Daly
Friends
Silver Bow County
Junta
Ignor
Martin
Judge Brantly
John R. T
Wellcome
Whiteside
Madison County
Madison
Supreme Court
Brantly
Day
Loth
MelLaughlin
Woods
Fine
Marcyes
Estate of
United States Senate
Pepo Death Penalty Cleared by Governor Smith
The article reports William Pepo a German man sentenced to death for murder. Governor Smith refused clemency despite limited connections and circumstantial evidence. Pepo was executed, alongside Hurst, while Pepo’s attorney argued life imprisonment.
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W. H. Clinkerbread
Pepo
United States
Barr
Helena
Smith
Bair
Hurst
Glendive
Pepe
Govannes Smith
Tuesay
J. B. Barr
Chateau, Mont
William Pepo
Robert Ft
Mith
Fuel for Force in Scott's Emulsion Ad Declares Benefits
An old advertisement claims cod liver oil in Scott's Emulsion fuels bodily forces including nerves, muscles, and digestion. It asserts that stronger nerves and increased muscular power follow from using the product, priced at a dollar from druggists. Scott & Bowne, New York chemists.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
New York
Duel at Nuilly le Vallois between Comte de Dien and M. de Saint Alery
In Paris on April 7 a duel occurred in the hippodrome at Nuilly le Vallois between Comte de Dien and M. de Saint Alery, seconds Comte de Lubersac and Baron Edouard de Rothachtd. Saint Alery was wounded in the 16th onslaught and the fight ended after nearly two hours. He was taken home with a wound to the right arm. Comte de Dion fought despite medical advice for a longer postponement due to a sprained wrist.
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Paris
Comte de Dien
M. de Saint Alery
Comte de Lubersac
Baron Edouard de Rothachtd
Nuilly le Vallois
de Saint Alery
Conant de Dion
Raton delegates back Bryan in territorial convention
A special dispatch from Raton New Mexico reports that at the territorial convention today Denver Cal April 7 delegates to the democratic national convention were chosen and all declared for William J Bryan for president.
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Denver
Cal
Raton
N. M
W. J. Bryan
Senate Debates Indian Schools Bill Amid Sectarian Clash
The Senate debated the Jones Arkansas amendment to the Indian appropriation bill seeking government contracts for contract Indian schools. West Missouri delivered a prominent defense of Jesuit work among Indians and praised Booker T. Washington, while objections cited church state separation and funding Catholic schools. A vote on the amendment yielded no quorum, with adjournment at 4:50 pm.
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Washington
Senate
Jones
Arkansas
West
Missouri
Secretary of the Treasury
State Department
George Kruz
Puerto Rico
New York
United States
Auld Kruz
Allen
Secretary of the Interior
Chandler
Quay
Platt
Connecticut
Mr. Jones
Thurston
Kyle
Tellered
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Mr. West
A. PB. A
Northern Pacific
Potomac
Mr. Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Duncan
Metlakatia
Montana
Esenete
Puerto Rico Bill Sparks Democratic Caucus in Washington
Democratic members in Washington held a caucus to plan strategy for the Puerto Rico relief bill vote. They urged members to return at once, end general pairs, and write formal pairs. The party pledged unwavering support and asked members to stay for the debate and vote, aiming to boost opposition strength next Wednesday.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Puerto Rico
Underwood
Alabama
Waenington
Richardson
Congress
Bitterly Contested Livingston School Trustee Election
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a hard fought Livingston school district election for three trustee seats. Candidates were split into two slates led by Dillon Talcott and Wilson vs Miles Van Derren Roth, with Dillon Talcott and Wilson winning. County high school proposition vote was weak. 290 for against establishment, with county results pending and doubt over the measure passing.
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The
Standard
Livingston
W. C. Dillon
J. CC. van Derren
Maurice Roth
A. W. Miles
FE. H. Talcott
M. R. Wilson
Dillon
Talcott
Wilson
van Dorren
Miles
Roth
Wlson
Great Falls School Election Reported For April Seventh
A brief item notes a school election scheduled in Great Falls on April 7. Details remain sparse in the readable fragments, but the notice confirms an upcoming voting event connected to local education matters.
City School Board Re elected In Quiet Election
Voters supported the present school board with a large, calm ballot. Results show J. P. Lewis 286, B. de LeBaugh 8, and B. Strain 213, indicating strong patron endorsement and no campaign agitation.
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Leebaugh and
Dews
J. P. Lewis
B. de LeBaugh
B& Strain
Senate adjournment nears with no decisive action yet
Washington April 1 The republicans caucus on order of business ended without final decisions beyond continuing to push bills including the Quay case Philippine bill Alaskan etc The shipping bill may be delayed until near adjournment. democrats oppose fast passage. No votes expected on treaties this session and Isathmian treaty faces continued refusal by Senator Davie and committee support.
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Washington
Republicas Caucus
Senate
Davie
Committee On Foreign Relations
Bualnese
Memphis and Oakland Race Meet Results Summary
Memphis racing card reports wins for Lea Josephine Ally Paentiand Geaton Hotel Joe Frey and Vanished. In California at Oakland Zurich Parsi Fal won with Lothian and Futurity handicap Bolain took $2000 with Diderot third. Other winners include May W Gauntlet and Headwater with Pompino and Dr Sheppard placing respectively.
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Memphis
Tenn
Rewalte
Eeliing
Eeven Furlonge
Lea Josephine
Mise Wane Day
Lady In Blue
Ally Paentiand Wes
Queen Dizen
Beath Breese
Joerivener
McAlbert Seen
Fleilingburn
Joe Frey
Garry Hermann
Sard
Vanished
Abusive
W. B. Gates
Wardell
Freehand
R Blase
San Francesco
Oakland
Ecling
Zurich
My Dear
Christine
Parsifal
Gaylon Brown
Aphrodis
ceiling—Lothian
Scotch Plaid
Jennie Reid
Bofaln
Dunfree
Diderot
May W. Wen
Gauntlet
Headwater
Pompino
Dr. Sheppard
Engagement Report Near Reddersberg Details Unconfirmed
General Gatacre clashed with the enemy near Reddersberg this afternoon. Telegraphic details from that engagement remain unavailable here as of Wednesday.
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Bloemfontein
Gatacre
Redderserg
Butte Classifieds Urge Cheap Furnishings and Room Rent
Fragmentary ad copy lists cheap cash sale of a washing machine, carpet, and bed. Mentions 16 W Broadway Butte and rooms for rent with furniture sale, likely targeting budget buyers.
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Walter Vlog “Ryove
W. Broadway
Butte
General Otis Relieved as Philippine Commander
Washington reports Gen Otis formally relieved from command in the Philippines with relief by May 1. Correspondence shows Otis seeks return to private affairs and notes intent to remain until civil administration modifications are made and a new department commander is named.
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Washington
Otis
United States
Philippines
Th Army Corps
War Department
Manila
Marist
Secretary of War
Requisito Ofrer
MacArthur
Department of Northern
Luzon
Corbin
Dewey Candidacy Dismissed by Haldeman
Louisville April 7 W D Haldeman of the Courier Journal a veteran Democratic leader says the Dewey presidential bid is an overnight affair unlikely to win prominence. He predicts Bryan will be nominated and expresses intent to support him, praising Bryan as an honest politician with strong hold on the party.
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Louisville
W. D. Haldeman
The
Courier-Journal
National Democratic Movement
Kentucky
Dewey
Mr. Bryan
Admiral Dewey
Clark Arrests for Worthless Checks in Great Falls
Great Falls April 7. City Clerk C. H. Clark was arrested for issuing worthless checks. M. Phillips posted bail and was set to appear at 10 this morning but was not found by late evening, causing concern. Clark was later found and taken to the city jail on a second charge by A. Neldom.
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Mpesial Miepatch
Great Falls
Cuity
C. H. Clark
M. Phillips
Clark
A. Neldom
Fa'r
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Price
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Siegel’s. Cor. Main and
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Pews
Butte, Montana
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