Iglesias Will Go Free in Porto Rico Conspiracy Case
The Porto Rican Supreme Court heard the appeal of Santiago Iglesias, head of the Federation of Workers, who was jailed for three years and four months for conspiring to raise labor prices. The prosecutor urged dismissal, citing the right to peaceful assembly, and indicated Iglesias is likely to be acquitted. The Attorney General questioned the sentence as abridging personal liberty.
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San Juan
P. R
Supreme Court of
Porto Rico
Santiago Iglesias
Federation of Workmen of
Iglesias
Harlan
District Court
Death of a Pioneer Woman
Deer Lodge March 24 death of Mrs Finis R. Miller in Quartz Site Arizona. Born Lexington Kentucky January 5 1834 she married Finis R B Miller at Lexington 1851 later lived in St Louis Montana Virginia City Helena Deer Lodge Oakland. Survived by four sons and a daughter.
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Deer Lodge
George
Miller
Quartz Site
Ariz
Lexington
Finis R B. Miller
St. Louis
Montana
Virginia City
Helena
Oakland
Cal
Robert W
George S
Charles E
John H
Minnie
Byron G. Smith
Arizona
Library plans chosen for William Kohrs Free Library
A committee in Deer Lodge reviews bids for the William Kohrs Free Library. Architects from Butte and Helena attend with all members present. They expect to select a plan within ten days and begin construction soon, budgeting 15000 for the building and 5000 from Mr Kohrs for books, with annual city tax support to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
William Kohrs
Butte
Helena
Kohrs
Death by Own Action Claims Ray Wilton in Deer Lodge
A telegram from Great Falls reports Ray Wilton aged about 24 a well known Deer Lodge youth died by hanging The Wilton family Mr and Mrs John Wilton are respected ranching in the valley The funeral date is to be announced locally with Wilton having maintained a good reputation and visiting Deer Lodge recently
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The
Standard
Deer Lodge
Great Falls
Ray Wilton
Wilton
John Wilton
Modesty Creek
Bills and Northern Railroad Incorporation Filed
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the Billings and Northern Railroad formed at Omaha to build 191 miles from Billings to Armington, connecting with the Great Northern or Montana Central. Incorporators are Burlington Railway connected officials.
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Standard
Helena
Billings & Northern Railroad Company
Omaha
Neb
Secretary of State
Burlington Railroad
Associated Press
Burlington
Billings
Great Northern
Montana Centrail
Armington
Senators Defeat Push on Chinese Exclusion Bill
In Washington on April 10 the Senate failed to reach agreement on a vote for the Chinese exclusion bill and sales moved to next Tuesday. Debates featured Dillingham Stewart and Hoar opposing the measure with strong cautions about labor and citizenship impacts.
Tabor Widow Sues for 250000 Damages and Stock Recovery
Elizabeth B. Tabor widow of Senator H A W Tabor sues in Denver district court for 250000 total damages and to recover mining stock. One suit targets David H Moffatt seeking 150000 and an accounting of 71 250 Maid of Erin shares and 9158 Gold and Silver Extraction shares. A second suit against George W Trimble A V Hunter John F Campion seeks 100000 damages for 50870 Iroquois Mining shares.
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Denver
Elizabeth B. Tabor
H. A. W. Tabor
District Court
David H. Moffatt
Tabor
Waller Case Is Closed in Manila Court Martial
Records of Balangiga in Samar are handed to the court martial trying Maj. Littleton W. T. Waller US Marine Corps for executing natives without trial. The letters from insurgent leaders Lukban and Guevarra and a Balangiga president note facts and warn on war laws. Waller may speak after counsel finishes presenting witnesses.
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Manila
Littleton W. T. Waller
Marine Corps
Samar
Balangiga
Lubkan
Gueverra
Presidente of
Lukban
Major Waller
Job for newspaper man named Wynne for postmaster post
Washington April 10 Robert J Wynne Washington correspondent of the New York Press has been offered and accepted the office of first assistant postmaster general The nomination will be sent to the senate soon after the president returns from Charleston and the change will take effect May 1 or earlier
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Washington
Robert J. Wynne
The
New York Press
Senate
Charleston
Rocky Fork Mine Closes Over Car Rides Idling 530 Men
State Mine Inspector orders the Rocky Fork mine not to draw miners up the hoist cars. Miners refuse to work, 530 men idle. Local union action, pickets, and no further rides cited. Company warns of long idleness amid enforcement.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Rocky Fork
Executive Committee
United Mine Workers of the
United States
Walsh
O'Shea
Bush
Rossland
Wash
Welsh
Man Hangs Self in Spokane Insane Ward
A man calling himself G. M. Moore and then John Weir was committed to the insane asylum in Spokane. During the jailer's absence at noon he hanged himself in his cell, believing a mob sought him. His origin is unknown.
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Spokane
G. M. Moore
John Weir
Insane Asylum
Weir
Horrible Legacy Turned Success for Dunkirk Hotel Owner
Thomas E. Lawes of Hotel Taft Dunkirk Ind attributes his recovery from a decade of paralysis to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He testifies before a notary Feb 15 1902 and urges readers to obtain the genuine medicine, noting cures for paralysis locomotor ataxia neuralgia and blood disorders.
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Thomas E. Lawes
Taft
Dunkirk
Ind
Dr. Williams
TI Continued With Them Until I Was Cured.” Mr. Lawes
J. J. Stewart
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Bridge completion in Billings delays and railroad vote call
Special correspondence from Billings reports a six month extension on a Yellowstone bridge project after disputes with Minneapolis contractor Hewett over a $361 county surveyor bill. The county paid $10,740 minus the disputed amount and will use the bridge. A May 12, 1902 stockholders meeting call for Billings & Northern Railroad seeks surveys from Billings to Great Falls, amid talk the county will finance and operate the line. The town weighs school closings over scarlet fever as cases rise and Navy enlistments proceed. Red Lodge ex-senator C C Bowlen wins mayoral seat as other local notes surface.
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Standard
Billings
Hiten
Rewett
Minneapolis
Yellowstone
Hewett
Haviland
Billings & Northern Railroad Company
G. W. Holdrege
J. G. Taylor
H. D. Allee
G. W., Loomis
H. B. Segur
Great Falls
Burlington
United States Navy
J. P. Morton
Butte
Billings Smallpox Hospital
Charles A. Whitney
W. H. Conway
C. C. Bowlen
Red Lodge
Carbon County
Bowlen
Citizens
Finn
Tariff is Not a Fetich in Cuban Reciprocity Debate
In Washington on April 10 the House debated the Cuban reciprocity bill with notable remarks by Grosvenor Ohio warning against defending tariffs as sacred and urging Republicans to reject locking in tariff schedules. Other speakers from Massachusetts Illinois Michigan and Texas argued for and against the measure as discussions extended to related state department inquiries. The House adjourned at 5 45 p m.
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Washington
House
Grosvenor
Ohio
Prince
Illinois
Messrs. Lawrence
Massachusetts
Miers
Indiana
Messrs
Weeks
Michigan
Kleberg
Texas
Hitt
Foreign Affairs Committee
Secretary of State
Alaskan
Sulzer
Louisiana
South Africa
Payne
Tawney
Minnesota
Dingley
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Charleston
Thayer
Prince of
Ilinois
United States
Cuba
Miles City Items Details from Main Street and Local Affairs
A muskrat on Main Street was killed by Tony Loftus after a brief struggle. Vincent Pierce, missing from Abram Hall's, has enlisted at Fort Keogh. Rev. FE M Calvin returned today after two weeks of illness. Knowlton results show 12 against and 2 for free high schools. Jesse Black elected trustee. Robert Aitchinson rents his Pumpkin Creek ranch to a new tenant.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Main Street
Tony Loftus
Effortt
Loftus
Vincent Pierce
Abram Hall
Fort Keogh
FE. M. Calvin
Local Briefs From Montana Ranch Life and Sports
Missouri named Johnson. The rental is 400 dollars per year. Judge Webb and wife are visiting from their Beebe ranch. The gun club held its first match of the month with scores: Savage 35 Kern 38 Myres 34 Bullard 36 Hauge 32 Wiley 34. Notables include N J Humphrey of Bonner, brother-in-law of Capt. Joseph Brown, who will visit from Helena for livestock commission meetings. Several locals and visitors arrive or depart, including W Freeman reporting livestock losses, Gen FE P Ewers marriage news, a sheep shearer exhibition planned, and Private Edward Methegor’s remains shipped to Los Angeles.
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Missouri
Johnson
Webb
Beebe
Savage
Kern
Myres
Bullard
Hauge
Wiley
N. J. Humphrey
Bonner
Joseph Brown
Brown
The
Stock Association
Helena
Livestock Commission
Capital
Do. M. Curtis
Kenneth McLean
New York State
William O'Toole
Fort Keogh
General Ewers
Fifth Infantry
J. K. Farnum
Tom Gibbs
Pierre Wibaux
Wibaux
Jack Re Reays
France
Fay McKenzie
Poverty Ridge
Knowlton
J. R. McKay
Hunter’'s
Hot Springs
H.l Weir
Blatchford
Ekalaka
Mr. Weir
Don Sexton
Darnall Hospital
Virginia
Washington
Edward Methegor
Post Cemetery
Edgar Campbell
Los Angeles
Cal
B. Brusch
Hell Creek
Penman's
Engagement at Penmans on the Big Dry and local cattle notes
At Penmans an engagement is hinted on the Big Dry. The band includes George Ferill John Ellis Chris Barbo John Byrum and another member. Fred Hitchfelt partner of Judge Loud in cattle business shows interest in Angora goat claims and considers purchasing a dozen head in his locality.
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Penman’s
George Ferill
John Ellis
Chris Barbo
John Byrum
Fred Hitchfelt
Judge Loud
Forsyth Items Highlight Local News And Court Action
Forsyth notes include Johnson’s return from Glendive and O’Brien visiting Custer. Haynes studio car did strong business. Holt’s bowling club reports a possible fall game with the All American trio. Election board named. Meehan faces assault case. Nelson reports good sheep range. Hale visiting from Livingston. Meehan jailed but confined in city jail after refusing to leave.
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Standard
Forsyth
Johnson
Billings
Glendive
O'Brien
Custer
Haynes
Elmer Holt
Dayton
Ohio
Andrew Tadsen
T. W. Longley
John Wetterall
Helena
Teena Meehan
Thomas Meehan
Meehan
Wright
David Nelson
Porcupine
Hale
Livingston
Bk. Martin
Bhe
Train crashes into freight building in Wayland kills two
A freight train on the Boston and Maine railroad ran into an open switch and jumped the track striking the freight house in Wayland Massachusetts early today. Engineer Fred Judkins and brakeman William Southerland both of Somerville were killed. Fireman Charles McNear of Boston was badly injured.
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Wayland
Mass
Boston & Maine Railroad
Fred Judkins
William Southerland
Somerville
Charles McNear
Boston
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G. W. Loomis
H. B. Segar
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Francis
Little Joe
Finis B. Miller
Saccumba
Billings and Northern
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Dillingham, Stewart and
Hoar—Depew
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Vermont
Stewart
Nevada
Hoar
Depew
New York
Congress
Mr. Depew
House of Representatives
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Tacoma
DR. Kilmer & CO
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North Dakota
Puget Sound
T. F. McHugh
South
Nature
Bright
Kilmer
Anaconda Daily Standard
Binghamton, N. Y
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