Miss Anna L Harwood Dies After Illness at 38
Special Dispatch reports Miss Anna L Harwood longtime head of training at the state normal dies of heart failure from pneumonia in Dillon at 4 this morning She was born in New England 38 years ago a Oberlin graduate and popular instructor who helped institute work and served as vice president of the State Teachers association Her remains go to Chicago for burial and a service was held in the Episcopal church with the normal closing as mark of respect.
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Two Fugitives Captured Under Forsyth Jail Escape
Miles City April 11 Seth Payne, jailed after refusing to escape with McDonald and Lowry, was brought to the county jail for safe keeping. Payne aided in a horse theft plot but will face district court in Forsyth in May. Two of the five fugitives have been captured and sent to Forsyth. reports name the McGuire brothers among the recaptured, aiding the escape with horses.
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Freight Rates Come Down West of There
Miles City dispatch reports freight rates reduced between Miles City and western points. Agent J E Gibson announces new rates with merchants and shippers expressing happiness. First class, second class, and third class rates shown with lower present figures.
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Granite Local Notes Highlight Travel and Tragedy
In Granite April 10 residents share news of travels including Mrs. James Brosseit, T. J. Dorsey, J. G. Brown, and Laura Winkler visiting from Philipsburg and Kansas. An accident at Cook Crew railway injures T. H. Burg. Mourill Lawker suffers severe burns from boiling water. Birth announced for Tonkin daughter, April 6. Dan Moit dies in Park City. sympathy offered for Mrs Boundy. A dance in Granite Social Hall honors Roy Campbell, soon to depart for eastern fields.
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Mourill
James Lawker
Thomas Tonkin
H. Boundy
Park City
Utah
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Boundy
Roy Campbell
Eastern Fields
Campbell
Farming Busy in Gallatin Valley as Spring Agrees
Bozeman April 10. Farming has begun in earnest in the Gallatin valley with crops soon to be planted and marketed. Farmers anticipate a prosperous year aided by plentiful irrigation water and good winter wheat conditions after March snowfalls.
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Belgrade State Bank to Open by June 1 with $25,000
The Belgrade State bank, incorporated earlier this week for 25 000, plans to begin business near June 1. Incorporators include B F Gibson White Caldwell FE A Stiefel and others. Officers for the first year are Gibson president Stiefel vice president and Caldwell cashier. Bishop Brewer confirmed several youths at St James church in a full Episcopal service. Eleven young ladies were confirmed. The M W A and Royal Neighbors presented a farce comedy Wives of Woodmen in the opera house to a packed crowd.
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Opera House
Budget Delays as Cabinet Debates Revenue Duties
London April 11 British cabinet hangs on revenue plans for flour and wheat duties and a West Indies lump sum to bridge the deficit before the Brussels Sugar conference. The chancellor faces pressure over tax on flour petroleum duties and potential sugar subsidies amid fears of U S retaliation.
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Associated Press
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United States
Cattle Movements Through Dillon Flag Beef Trade With Big Sandy and Omaha
Twenty one carloads of cattle moved through Dillon on Great Northern trains, loading at Red Rock by McNamara and bound for Big Sandy. Purchases traced to Phil Shenan of Salmon City Idaho with plans for nearly two thousand head. Shaw Edinger sent four trainloads of Big Hole basin beef to Omaha this month, boosting western beef values. Additional shipments included twelve cars to Bridger and a carload of mutton wethers to Butte. The Poindexter Orr company plans 1,500 head north next week for range then market.
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Nominations sent to Senate from Washington April 11
The president submitted nominations to the Senate including James B. Warfield of Ohio as civil service commissioner and William Williams of New York as commissioner of immigration. Other picks cover postmaster Kansas City. Navy officers Lieut. Thomas F. Carter and assistants D. B. Kerr F. L. McCullough. Army Medical Dept officials Lieut. Col. Charles Heinemann and Maj. Louis M. Maus. Artillery officers William M. Lambdin Willis C. Metcalf David Y. Beckham John V. Green. Infantry officers Thomas J. Rogers Charles J. Winn.
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Steamer Williamsport Sinks Near Pollock Rip Shoal
The Philadelphia and Reading railway steamer Williamsport bound for Boston with the barge Paxinos ran aground on Pollock Rip shoal and sank. The barge ashore but crew saved by life savers from Monomoy station. No lives were lost.
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St. Louis Union Trust Formed By Merger
By the consolidation of the St. Louis and Union Trust companies a new powerful financial institution is created in St. Louis. The St. Louis Union Trust company opens with capital stock of 5,000,000 dollars and a surplus of 8,500,000 dollars.
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Reciproc ity bill debate hinges on overruling the chair
In Washington on April 11 the Cuban reciprocity bill dominated House action with speeches by Mr. Long of Kansas and Mr. Shafroth of Colorado. Long argued the measure would not hurt American beet sugar and would benefit Cuba, while Shafroth claimed the Sugar trust would profit at the beet industry’s expense. House leaders cited confidence that the chair would stand when an amendment to end the refined sugar differential was moved. The session opened with a funeral notice for Gen. Rosecrans and then returned to committee as the bill faced a critical vote on overrule.
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Chicago Indianapolis Louisville railroad declares dividends
The directors declared a regular semi annual dividend of 3 percent on preferred stock and 1 percent on common stock. The common dividend came from surplus earnings.
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Trade Outlook Notes Drawbacks in Weather and Wages
R G Dun and Co Weekly Review reports good overall business but two serious drawbacks weather unsatisfactory retail distribution and delay outdoor work and wage disputes between workers and employers. Manufacturing remains active with strong order books into late 1902 and grain movement steady despite lower wheat exports and weekly U S failures rising to 198.
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R. G. Dun & Co
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Bank clearings by city from Bradstreet week of April 10
New York report shows weekly bank clearings at principal cities with year over year percentage changes. The Bradstreet compilation highlights increases and decreases against the same week in the prior year.
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Bradstreet
Kansas City Market Boycott Over Yardage Rule
Kansas City stockyards face a near unanimous boycott at a special meeting of the livestock exchange. Shippers are urged to move cattle and hogs to other markets until the yarding rule dispute is settled.
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Kansas City Livestock Exchange
Writ of Habeas Corpus Sought for Suspect in Larceny Case
In San Francisco on April 11 H. W. Covert who was arrested after a Chicago telegram on a larceny charge applied to Judge Graham for a writ of habeas corpus. The application was taken under advisement.
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H. W. Covert
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Graham
Redwood Timber Sold by Wisconsin Syndicate in Oregon
A Wisconsin syndicate bought 20,000 acres of redwood timber in Southwestern Oregon from Isaac Minor for about $1,006,000. The purchase includes the harbor of Cheeto.
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Oregon
Isaac Minor
Cheeto
London donor gifts to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
Lord Mount Stephen, former president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, has donated £20,000 to the Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and previously settled a £26,000 debt of the institution.
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Retailers Forced to Close Amid Meat Scarcity
Telegrams from Birmingham report scarce American meat supplies and rising prices forcing many London retailers to close their shops.
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Birmingham
Harriman Re elected President of Southern Pacific
New York April 11 Fe Harriman was re elected president of the Southern Pacific company by the board of directors at a meeting held here today.
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William Cliff Awarded for Salvage of Etruria
In London the admiralty court awarded the owners of the British steamer William Cliff 11000 pounds for salvaging the Cunard liner Etruria.
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Rioters at Ningpo Disperse on German Gunboats Arrival
Shanghai dispatch reports Ningpo rioters scattered when two German gunboats arrived in the city in Chekiang province.
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Saloon Fight Leaves Two Deadly Wounded In Chicago
A gang of eight robs and shoots at Michael Adonowicz’s Mi chael Adonowicz saloon on the south side. Two intruders are wounded, one man wounded Adonowicz, another hits Ashmus with a gunshot. Suspects Beasley Podek and Polaczynski arrested after the raid.
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Bensley
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Herman Podek
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Laxative Bromo Quinine claims two day cure for grip
Advertisement notes that Laxative Bromo Quinine cures grip in two days with E. W Girove's signature on every box. The copy presents a product boast and a signature authentication.
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Plot to Escape Detected in Miles City
Harvey Sprague and Charles Conners reform school youths working at the Yellowstone Journal office were found planning an escape from Miles City. Superintendent Dickinson recovered them this afternoon after a Rosebud woman exposed Conners secret letter asking her to harbor them briefly.
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Miles City
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Blackleg Among Cattle Reported in Miles City
Miles City April 11 A H Tessler living in the pine hills found cases of black leg among his cattle last week. Three animals died and their carcasses were burned. The whole herd including the sick ones have been vaccinated since the deaths.
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A. H. Tessler
Pine Hills
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