Dawson County Stockgrowers Plan Action on Grazing Land Tax
More than 40 livestock men met at the courthouse to form the Dawson County Stockgrowers association, changing its name from Woolgrowers and adopting resolutions. They demand lower minimum valuations on grazing lands, seek a permanent county inspector, and urge cooperation with the Northern Pacific Railway on baling rates. Officers were elected with William Lindsay as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson County Woolgrowers’ Association
William Lindsay
Dawson County Stockgrowers’ Association
Dawson County
Glendive
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Billings
Montana
Boston
State Board of Stock Commissioners
Dawson
H. J. Haskell
C. D. Hollecker
George McCone
Henry Dion
FE. S. Herrick
A E. Aiken
F. P. Flemming
Federal appeals uphold district court ruling in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on April 8 the federal circuit court of appeals affirmed the United States district court decision. The ruling preserves the lower court judgment amid the ongoing federal case and sets the stage for further proceedings in the appellate system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District Court
Injunction Blocks C & O Fuel Coal Output Pact
The Kanawha district West Virginia trade agreement between Chesapeake & Ohio Fuel Co and 17 coal operators to channel output exclusively was ruled unlawful under the Sherman antitrust act by both courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio Fuel Company
Kanawha
West Virginia
Pope to Send Delegations for coronation and Alfonso rites
Rome reports the pope will dispatch special missions to England for King Edward VII's coronation and to Spain for King Alfonso XIII's enthronement. Cardinal Rampolla opposed England mission. Mgr Merry del Val refused. papal nuncio may represent at Madrid events with Cardinals Vannutelli or Cretoni possible.
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Rome
Rampolla
Edward
Spain
Alfonso
England
Mgr
Merry del Val
London
Nicholas II
Moscow
Vatican
Quirinal
Madrid
Cardinal Vannutelli
Cardinal Cretoni
Danish Cruiser Valkyrien Neutral at Port au Prince
St Thomas April 8 The Danish cruiser Valkyrien did not depart Port au Prince Haiti for this port suddenly as the London Mail Copenhagen correspondent claimed. The government is not distraught and there is no revolt. King Christian's birthday is being celebrated normally on the island.
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St. Thomas
D. W
Valkyrien
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Copenhagen
London Mail
Christian
German buy of Chicago switchboard rights shocks operators
German government plans to purchase patent rights for an automatic switchboard made in Chicago. The seven month inquiry results in control of electrical apparatus in most of Central and Eastern Europe, excluding Great Britain, Ireland, and France. The deal will displace about forty thousand telephone instruments and reduce operator demand.
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Chicago
Germany
Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
France
American meat trust plans threaten higher British meat prices
In London April 8 authorities report that the Chicago beef trust aims to control cattle shipments to Britain. The Liverpool Post notes livestock dispatch limits will push meat prices up as ships sail to Liverpool without cargo for the first time on record.
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London
Liverpool Post
Chicago Beef Trust
Liverpool
Pope Accepts Philippine Judgeship From Governor Taft
William H. Pope of Atlanta Georgia and longtime Santa Fe resident has accepted a judgeship of the court of the first instance in the Philippine islands. He has served as United States attorney of the Pueblo Indians and assistant United States attorney of the court of private claims. He will sail in June. He is a 31 year old Democrat.
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Santa Fe
N. M
William H. Pope
Atlanta
United States
Pueblo Indians
Court of Private Claims
Court of the First Instance
Philippine Islands
Taft
Stormy Passage Sails Albania Reaches Antwerp After Storm
A London dispatch reports the Norwegian ship Albania from Oregon arrived at Antwerp after a stormy voyage. The vessel sustained freight damage from heavy seas and was forced to jettison 10 tons of cargo during the violent blow.
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San Francisco
London
Albania
Oregon
Antwerp
MacArthur argues Philippines archipelago vital to U.S. interests
General MacArthur testifies before the Senate committee on the Philippines, stressing that permanent possession of the Philippine archipelago is essential to American interests, aids in observing Asia, and safeguards East Asia from threats. He asserts humane conduct in war, rejects crude racial comparisons, and supports Filipino representation in central government while delaying concessions for railroads until evolution progresses.
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Washington
General MacArthur
Philippine Archipelago
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Spain
MacArthur
East
China Sea
Orient
America
Philippines
Asia
Lodge
Senator Carmack
Culberson
Chicago wheat and corn futures drift amid light demand and modest gains
Chicago markets show a dull start as outside interest fades and farmers focus on planting. May wheat fluctuates around 71 cents with a brief rally after a 26,000 bushel seaboard clearance. corn and oats follow with moderate firmness and light trading. Cash quotes list mixed grain prices and standard pork, lard, and soybean meal figures.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Chicago cattle and hog prices and receipts report
Chicago cattle receipts total 4 000 with 20 Texans and 300 westerns. Prices range from 1 25 to 6 50 for cows and heifers up to 7 30 for prime steers. Hog receipts 13 000 with steady to strong trading, mixed and butchers 6 60 to 6 97. Sheep receipts minimal with steady to strong demand and western lambs 5 25 to 7 dollars.
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Chicago
Texas
London Money Market Report Highlights Slips and Steady Rates
Consols for money stand at 941-16 and consols for account at 944 with Anaconda at 5 percent. Atchison yields 7 percent with preferred at 100. Baltimore and Ohio price at 10814 and Canadian Pacific at 11844. Bar silver remains steady at 24 1/4 cents per ounce money 24 3 per cent.
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London
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Coroner's Jury Verdict In Will Hawks Death
The coroner's jury finds Will Hawks died from a head injury caused by a cuspider thrown by Nettie Russell. Russell is in custody and will be bound over for court on a murder charge.
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The
Standard
Kalispell
Will Hawks
Nettie Russell
Taken to Prison Kalispell April 8
Sheriff Hand escorted J F Thompson to the Deer Lodge Penitentiary after Thompson pleaded guilty to burglary for stealing chickens. He received a six year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Kalispell
Hand
Deer Lodge
J. F. Thompson
Gross Fraud Revealed In Transport Service Scandals
Secretary Root releases an hundreds of pages long report on the San Francisco to Philippine transport service noting lack of supervision and use of inexperienced staff. He cites the Hancock repairs cost and a painting bill of 343 074 dollars as proof of inflated expenses and poor oversight.
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Washington
Root
House
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Chamberlain
Maus
S. B. M. Young
Young
Hancock
Government arms investigation cites excessive costs and inferior fittings
General Young summarizes the Chamberlain report finding work procured without protecting government interests. Bills such as 105 381 are deemed unsatisfactory with excessive charges and inferior materials. Purchases favored certain firms with inflated prices amid transport needs.
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Young
Chamberlain
General Young
Bates Board
Logan
Hancock
Reid Declines British Offer to Stay for Coronation
Whitelaw Reid head of the U S special embassy to King Edward VII's coronation declines the British government invitation to be their guest. He prefers a longer stay than the six day limit and will lease a house at his own expense to cover extra time before and after the ceremonies.
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Washington
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Edward VII
London
Reid
Wreck of Eastbound Passenger Train Near Belton
Kalispell area reports an eastbound passenger train wreck four miles west of Belton station. Engineer Charles Hart and fireman W O Charrier scalded badly. Express Messenger Ed McConville leg injured. two unnamed passengers hurt. Engine and first four cars destroyed. Cause unknown. Physicians dispatched. railroad company aiding victims.
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Standard
Kalispell
Belton Station
Charles Hart
W. O. Charrier
Express
Ed McConville
Houston and
Campbell
Cholera Reports Rise in Manila and Bulacan Province
Post Surgeon Hagencey from Bulacan reports 81 cholera cases in the provincial capital and requests aid. In Manila, 154 cases have occurred by noon with 140 deaths to date from the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Hagencey
Bulacan
Augusta Cotton Mill Strike Locks In
The Augusta district lockout of cotton mill operatives began this evening after a Manufacturers' Association meeting resolved to fight to the end. No spindle will turn in Augusta or the House Creek valley tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Manufacturers’ Association
House Creek
Man Without Bar Argues Case Before Supreme Court
Rees Powell of Bitter Root Valley addressed the Montana Supreme Court in a water right appeal, saying if relief is denied he must defend his property with a gun. The court ruled he must speak through counsel. Powell’s case, with May Brothers and later Nolan as attorney, may be heard about a year hence amid related Bordeaux and MecHatton Cotter appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Rees Powell
Bitter Roct Valley
Supreme Court
Nolan
John R. Bordeaux
Bordeaux
MecHatton & Cotter
Clancy
Fea
Rhodes Body Arrives in Bulawayo for Rhodes Memorial
The funeral train carrying Cecil Rhodes arrived in Bulawayo as the town mourns. The coffin lies in state at the drill hall while wreaths adorn the bier. Tomorrow the coffin proceeds to the Rhodes farm and on April 10 to The View of the World hill for memorial services aligned with St Paul’s cathedral London.
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Bulawayo
Matebeleland
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Town
Rhodes Farm
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Goodnow Named General Manager of Rock Island System
Official announcements say Charles Goodnow is promoted from Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul to general manager of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway, replacing Andrew J. Hitt who moves to other duties effective April 15.
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Chicago
Charles Goodnow
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Andrew J. Hitt
Hitt
Women urged to use Wine of Cardui for female weakness
Miss Cathryn Lawler Appleton Wis secretary of the Ladies Shakespearean Club extols Wine of Cardui as a remedy for female weakness claiming it relieves fatigue appetite and sleep loss. She asserts it can regulate menstruation and avoid surgical procedures and urges women to start treatment at home with guidance from The Chattanooga Medicine Co.
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Cardui
Cathryn Lawler
Appleton, Wis
Ladies’ Shakesperian Club
Wine of
Cardus
Miss Lawler
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
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N. K. Fairbank Company
New York
St. Louis
ZC Swayne
Philadelphia Inquirer
White House
Far East
Chicago Livestock
Great Northern
Ranchman Powell
Lief
Erty
Rhodes
Mr. Goodnow
Sec’y Ladiee
Shakesperian Club
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