Democrats Honor 10 Jefferson in Cascade County Smokeroom
Great Falls April 12. The Jefferson smoker hosted by Cascade county Democrats drew over 300 attendees. Delegates from across the state heard speakers on Jefferson’s legacy and its relevance to modern politics.
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Montana
T. Jaleh
Helena
Jefferson
Edwin Norris
Dillon
Col. T. O'Leary
Anaconda
A. C. Gormley
Great Falls
J. C. Bundy
Kibbey
O. F. Wadsworth, Jr
Vincent Fortune
Charles Wegner
A. C. Gormle
James Greeley
A. W. Kingsbury
J. M. Gaunt
H. H. Ewing
H. J. Skinner
T. R. Carson
George Ryan
Pan Tracy
Jasper Tullock
Abbey
James Pearson
Stockett
R. P. Thoroughman
EF. E. Duimby
Cascade
W. D. Delphy
Monarch
T. FE
Healy
C. W. Hay
Belt
D. J. Condon
Neihart
J. C. Adams
William Birkenbuel
Sun River
B. F. Perkins
Adel
Thomas Moran
St. Peter's Mission
Joseph Sarzin
Sand Coulee
A. J. McDonald
Geyser
David Pymperton
Cora
Louis Goslin
Barker
J. J. Patterson
Truly
Eden
Armstrong
Nearly Cuts His Head Off Special Dispatch to the Standard
Thomas Moore a pioneer freighter between Lewistown Great Falls and Lewistown Benton died by self harm at John E. Sipple’s ranch 20 miles southwest of Lewistown. He used a razor and death was instantaneous. No cause given beyond recent illness and drinking. The coroner is at an inquest elsewhere. Known as Roaring Tom, he had no known relatives.
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Standard
Great Falls
Cascade County
Luthers Hall
R. S. Ford
John Stanton
J. H. Duffy
Anaconda
W. S. Hartman
Bozeman
N. W. McConnell
William Y. Pemberry
G. R. Milburn
Helena
W. T Pinkham
Joseph K. Toole
Paris Gibson
William Jennings Bryan
Jesse B. Roote
Butte
Thomas Jefferson
Roote
Jefferson
United States
Lewistown
Thomas Moore
Montana
Benton
John E. Sipple
Moore
Nate Pierce
Fiat Willow
Sipple Ranch
Roaring Tom
Death of Rev T De Witt Talmage at 70 in Washington
Washington April 12 Rev T De Witt Talmage noted Presbyterian clergyman died at 9 PM at his Washington residence after a period of illness. The immediate cause was brain inflammation. He spoke last days before his daughter's wedding, then sank into unconsciousness. Funeral plans place his remains at the Church of the Covenant before interment in Greenwood cemetery Brooklyn. His career included a famed Brooklyn Tabernacle pastorate and a near-miss boating accident on the Schuylkill river.
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Washington
T. de Witt Talmage
Brooklyn
Daniel Mangum
Allen E. Donnan
Richmond
Clarence Wyckoff
Talmage
Church of the Covenant
Greenwood Cemetery
Dr. Talmage
Tabernacle
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
Crystal Clings to Life After Montana Shooting
Helena April 12 Thomas Crystal fights for life after being wounded by J S Keerl. Doctors report he rests easily and may survive if no complications arise though paralysis of his lower limbs is possible due to spinal injury. Keerl shows remorse and awaits legal counsel with his wife expressing sorrow over the incident.
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Keerl
The
Standard
Helena
Thomas Crystal
Bulldog
J. S. Keerl
Crystal
Prisoners From Fort Keogh Arrive in Helena
Seven military prisoners escorted by Sergeant Hunt of company H first cavalry and three privates arrived in Helena from Fort Keogh. They stayed part of the day, left by train tonight on the Great Northern to Fort Assinniboine. They were jailed between trains, chained together, drawing strong attention. two recently escaped from Fort Assinniboine and were recaptured.
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The
Standard
Helena
Fort Keogh
Fort Assinniboine
Hunt
Company H
First Cavalry
Great Northern
Assinniboine
Potter Reunites With Klondike Daughter After Five Years
Mrs. Mary Potter from Chicago, once of Butte, joins Sadie Bb. Lee in Chicago after six hours of newspaper help spanning Dawson Alaska and Maine. Separated since 1896 in Minneapolis, the pair had last correspondence in 1897 before Mrs. Potter, now wealthy from Alaskan ventures, found her daughter.
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The
Standard
Chicago
Dawson
Klondike
Maine
Mary Potter
Butte
Sadie Bb. Lee
W. B. Lee
Potter
Arguing Clancy's Orders in Helena Supreme Court
J J McHatton opposed a writ of supervisory control to Judge Clancy seeking vacating his contempt order. Constable Boyle and others were found in contempt for ignoring the injunction against entering the Nixon house in Butte during the ownership dispute. The court reserved judgment on the matter.
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Sweetas
Standard
Helena
J. J. McHatton
Supreme Court
Constable Boyle
Clancy
Nixon
Butte
R. L. Clinton
Waveman Sutton
Silver King
Robert McBride
Blanche Walsh Injured After Fall at New Whatcom Theater
Missoula reports Blanche Walsh injured after a fall of about 15 feet while stepping off a rear platform at the Union theater in New Whatcom Washington. She suffered the effects of a recent accident and now requires crutches.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Big House
Blanche Walsh
Union Theater
Janice Meredith
Miss Walsh
New Whatcom
Wash
Rebels Routed Near Jacmel In Haitian Uprising
Forces led by Gen. Nicholas Baptiste who seized Jacmel on April 5 were pursued by Gen. Guillaume’s troops and defeated at Fonds Melon near Jacmel. Baptiste was captured and shot. rebels suffered 12 killed and several wounded while government troops reported no losses.
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Port Au Prince
Hayti
Nicholas Baptiste
Jacmel
Guillaume
Fonds Melon
Baptiste
Governors Toole Invites Citizens for State House Dedication
Governor Toole mailed invitations to about a hundred Deer Lodge and Silver Bow county residents to join the reception committee for the dedication of the new state house. Prominent invitees include J. M. Kennedy J. P. R. Toole Dr. Oliver Leiser Judge Welling Napton John M. Madden H. L. Frank W. W. Dixon and others from Anaconda Butte and Helena.
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Standard
Helena
Governor Toole
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow Counties
State House
J. M. Kennedy
J. PR. Toole
Oliver Leiser
Welling Napton
John M. Madden
Anaconda
H. L. Frank
W. W. Dixon
Lee Mantle
C. W
Want Order Modified in Helena Coal Mine Ride
April 12 Helena. Alex Fairfax and another Red Lodge miner representing Roky Fork coal company employees seek State Mine Inspector Welch to modify the order barring men riding on cars in the slope after work. Inspector unavailable. committee to await return.
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The
Standard
Helena
Alex Fairfax
Red Lodge
Ro Ky Fork Coal Company
Sneppetor Welch
President Proclaims Salt River Valley Water Reserve
The proclamation sets apart a San Francisco mountain area to conserve water for about two and a half million acres in the Salt River valley where Phoenix lies, affecting Arizona and Washington Federal Reserve interests.
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Washington
San Francisco
Salt River Valley
Phoenix
Henry L. Wilson Among Philadelphia Passengers
United States minister to Chile Henry L. Wilson was among passengers aboard the steamship Philadelphia as it arrived from Southampton today in New York.
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New York
Henry L. Wilson
United States
Chile
Philadelphia
Southampton
Boers Agree to Peace Terms Paved by Friendly Powers
Edinburgh reports Boers ready to accept terms including amnesty for Cape rebels and restoration of confiscated property with compensation. Proposals include debt recognition and neutral supervision by one or two friendly powers, as UK cabinet weighs finance and South Africa peace. A London police alert aims to prevent disturbances if peace is announced.
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Michael Hicks-Beach
Klerksdorp
South Africa
Edinburgh
Great Britain
Cape
London
Peace rumors fade as Britain weighs Kitchener message
London reports belief that peace is near but officials warn that end of the war remains uncertain. Prime Minister Balfour says discussions at a cabinet meeting centered on a communication from Lord Kitchener and the possibility of delaying the budget, amid ongoing speculation.
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London
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Balfour
House of Commons
Lord Kitchener
Associated Press
Klerksdorp
Leaders arrive in Pretoria by special train
Acting President Schalkburger and Generals Louis Botha Tucas Meyer and Delarey Mr Steyn and General Dewet reached Pretoria this morning on a special train from Klerksdorp.
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Pretoria
Schalkburger
Louis Botha
Tucas Meyer
Delarey
Mr. Steyn
General Dewet
Klerksdorp
Lewistown Home Burned in Late Night Fire
Fire destroyed the dwelling of J. L. Bright in Lewistown shortly after 10 last night despite two hours of firefighting. The home was one of the town’s best and the loss is set at least five thousand dollars.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
J. L. Bright
Helena Elks Install Officers at Banquet Night
Elke Installation in Helena on April 12. Helena lodge of Elks held its officer installation. Many members attended a banquet with toasts following the session.
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Standard
Helena
Justice Works Swiftly in Michigan
Detroit reports Prof. Joseph M. Miller received a life sentence with hard labor for the hatchet murder of Miss Carrie M. Jennett. After pleading guilty, Miller was deemed sane by a commission and condemned by Judge Murphy, noting the demonlike crime and police efficiency. Mrs. Miller remains in danger at home.
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Detroit
Mich
Joseph M. Miller
Carrie M. Jennett
Jackson
Recorder's Court
Miller
Murphy
Miss Jennett
E. E. Chamberlain
Police Department
Michigan Central Railroad
Mrs Heywood Admits Intimacy With Roomer In Heywood Case
Mrs Heywood acknowledges an affair with William Jones the roomer under arrest for her husband’s murder. She says Jones had influence over her and admits to the police theory that he left the house around 3 am to commit the crime. Jones remains in custody, Mrs Heywood ill in bed, police doubtful of her knowledge of the murder.
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C. B. Nolan
Keerl
Standard
Detroit
Heywood
Jones
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