Annals An Order on Mine Survey Lacks Interest
HelenaApril 15 The Montana Supreme Court annuls Judge Clancys order allowing F A Heinze to survey Anaconda mines for trespass grounds in Belmont case. Court says petitioner has no interest in premises and lacked jurisdiction. Arguments set for next Tuesday on Boston Montana injunction.
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Helena
Clancy
F. A. Heinze
Anaconda
Fairmount
Belmont
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
District Court
Boston & Montana
Heinze
Pennsylvania
Booth
McGovern
Silver Bow County
W. 8
Frary
W. R. Dwyer
Cascade County
Dwyer
Baker
Butte City Water Company
J. M. Clements
King
Silver Bow
Radu Agains Pavelyn
Appeals Heard After Justice Milburn Disqualification
Justice Milburn was disqualified prompting appeals argued by G. W. Stapeton and John W. Cotter. Both sides presented their cases before the court seeking review of prior rulings.
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Bow
Justice Milburn
G. W. Stapeton
John W. Cotter
Infringement Case Hearings in Copper Refining Patent dispute
Helena April 15. Arguments in Migeon and Farwell versus Boston and Montana over alleged patent infringement in copper refining continued before Judge Knowles. Also, Charles Murphy of Butte and George F. Barnes of Butte were ruled involuntary bankrupt. Joe Kipp’s bankruptcy assets were sold for 75 dollars. he plans a new mercantile venture after discharge.
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The
Standard
Helena
Migeon & Farwell
Boston & Montana
Knowles
Charles Murphy
Butte
Ellen Dunn
Gallick
Chevrire
George F. Barnes
Joe Kipp
Blackfeet
Fred Drake
Kipp
Seon
To Cure Grip in Two Days
Laxative Bromo Quinine claims quick relief by removing the cause with EF W Girove signature on every box.
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EF. W. Girove
Many Applicants Seek New Capitol Positions in Helena
Dispatch from Helena reports 68 applications for engineer, janitor, and assistant posts in the new state capitol. Most applicants hail from Helena with a few from Livingston Anaconda Butte Red Lodge and San Francisco One applicant sent a photograph Beulah Steinhauser of Helena seeks the telephone girl post and the board may hire five or six men and an elevator boy for now.
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Standard
Helena
Fle
New Capitol
State Furnishing Board
A. L. Harris
Frank J. Mason
A. G. Redding
John W. Webber
David Woo
Charles Warner
John B. Kaiser
Charles W. Harris
F. M. Lund
Ike W. Baker
Livingston
M. J. Murphy
Anaconda
Joseph Salay
Butte
J. C. Bennett
W. A. Blanks
Buck Dillard
Fabian Xavier
W. H. Blakely
Amos Calvin
John Naugh
Charles L Curtis
John Anderson
John Hennebery
W. H. McCann
W. J. Noonan
J. BR. Welch
Charles L. Buckmiller
Archille Beaupre
B. F. Hooker
J. B McDermott
John Hogarth
Michael Bennett
John Ross
J. W. Yates
William Grigg
Henry Williams
Elmer
Frown
Rees Davis
Red Lodge
James McDonald
A. Jamieson
C C. Cochran
William Carr
Bozeman
Richard P. Pearson
Cascade
John Reaviey
Fast
Crystal Recovers After Shooting as Local Groups Hold Benefit
Crystal remains hopeful for recovery following a Friday shooting by J. S. Keerl though a cough persists. The Helena Liquor Dealers Association bartenders union and Milwaukee beer hall proprietors organized a benefit for the injured man. All house receipts were donated, totaling over $1.
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Crystal
J. S. Keerl
Helena Liquor Dealers’ Association
Bartenders’ Union
Mlwaukee Beer Hall
Eva May Mine to Resume Operations and Pay Debts
Special dispatch reports Montana Mineral Land & Development's Eva May mine near town will resume with more workers. Manager Drakenfield says $5,500 will circulate locally this week and labor claims of about $5,000 will be paid within days. He notes $50,000 in claims against the property will be settled in turn and mine operations will restart soon.
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Standard Racin
Drakenfield
Montana Mineral Land & Development Company
Standard
Eleven Killed Aboard Ship In Gun Disaster
A British battleship Mars at Berehaven suffered a fatal gun explosion during practice. Gunner Lieut H S Bourne and two officers plus nine bluejackets were killed when the breech blew out after two misfires. Several sailors wounded were brought ashore at Queenstown.
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Queenstown
H. S. Bourne
M.11
Mars
Berehaven
Train wrecked but no one injured in Montana incident
Bridge fire caused a Northern Pacific derailment between Terry and Fallon. The mail car burned but not seriously damaged. The engine plunged through and the first class coaches derailed. About 13 000 dollars of First National Bank money was destroyed in the mail burning.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Northern Pacific
Terry
Fallon
Father Lambert
Church of the Sacred Heart
First National Bank
Brien Gen Isaac De Russy Andrews Burt Sheridan Retired
Washington April 15 Brig general Isaac De Russy Andrews Burt and Michael V Sheridan were placed on the retired list on their own applications after forty years service. Col Mott Hooton of the 28th Infantry will be retired for age tomorrow. Hooton entered service in 1861 and has served recently in the Philippines. Three more Civil War era colonels are expected to be promoted to brigadier general and retired on their own applications in a few days.
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Washington
Brie
Isaac de Russy
Andrews. Burt
Michael V. Sheridan
Mott Hooton
28Th Infantry
Hooton
Philippines
Shepherd found dead near Bloom Creek in Daly range
Miles City reports the discovery of a Daly shepherd, likely named Hennessy, with a gunshot wound near Bloom creek close to the Wyoming line. Death appears recent, with foul play suspected. Sheriff Savage and Coroner Bateman pursued the case to determine cause and identify the perpetrator.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Selway
Daly
Bloom Creek
Powder River
Wyoming Line
Hennessy
Savage
Bateman
Will Cure Rheumatism Without Payment Upfront
Dr. Shoop claims a universal cure for rheumatism after 2 000 experiments. He offers six bottles of Dr Shoops Rheumatic Cure with no money due unless the cure works after a month. If it fails he will pay the druggist. Address Box 708 Racine Wis. Mila cases may require only one or two bottles.
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Dr. Shoops
Governor Ferguson urged to act in Cleveland county Ku Klux case
In Guthrie Oklahoma April 15 Governor Ferguson was asked to intervene in a reported Ku Klux case in Cleveland county. A colored woman who won a government claim over a white challenger says 15 men entered her home gave 50 lashes and ordered her to leave within 15 days. The governor ordered county officers to investigate and referred the matter to federal authorities for prosecution. He urged extreme measures to capture and punish the attackers.
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Guthrie
Okla
Ferguson
Cleveland County
Rebellion grows in South China with heavy rebel gains
Reports from The Japan Times and Pekin dispatches describe a spreading rebellion in Kwangsi and Liangkwang provinces. Government forces suffer heavy losses as rebels seize villages and artillery, while officials debate French involvement and call for troops to quell the uprising. In Henan, tax riots and a church siege add to regional unrest tied to Boxer indemnity resentments.
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B. C
South China
Japan Times
Kwangsi
Russia
Fr Nch China
Iis
Tolo Asahi
Pekin
Liangkwang
Piki
Tamah
Kwargii
Ma Yuh Kwan
Honan
Nangyang
Tunepo
Piyang
Henan
Rebels aim to seize three Chinese provinces and form an independent government
A Hongkong report states that rebels in Kwangsi plan to take Yunan, Kwangsi, and Kwangturg, forming an independent government. They pledge not to interfere with foreign trade and will avoid attacking Canton until the provinces are subdued, hoping to prevent clashes with foreign powers.
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Hongkong
Kwangsi
China
Yunan
Kwangturg
Canton
Shaffer Is A Candidate For Relection At Amalgamated Meet
Wheeling April 15 The Amalgamated association opened its session with President Theodore Shaffer presiding before about 200 delegates. The wage committee is expected to report favorably on the agreement with Tin Plate Sheet Steel and Republic Iron and Steel. Shaffer seeks reelection. Assistant Secretary Tighe is a candidate for the post. John Williams is expected to be elected secretary without opposition.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Amalgamated Association
Theodore Shaffer
American Tin Plate
Amrican Sheet Steel
Republic Iron & Steel Companies
Saffer
Avowa
Letter Carrier Refiles Suit Over Dog Bite Damages
Helena April 15. Letter Carrier Henry L Grossemeyer filed a new district court suit against butcher T L Matthews for 1008 dollars claiming damages from injuries after being bitten by the defendant's dog. The prior case was dismissed without prejudice after the court barred a reposition at last week’s trial.
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Helena
Henry L. Grossemeyer
District Court
T. L. Matthews
Grossemeyers Counsel
Wine of Cardus touted by satisfied users and doctors
A testimonial advertisement cites Miss Rose Owens of Washington D C and Mrs W H Jones of Cameron Missouri praising Wine of Cardus for female ailments. It claims over a million women cured or benefited and promotes the medicine as a daily tonic with no doctor needed.
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Washington,d.c
Cardui
Cardus
W. H. Jones
Mrrs. Evans
Bon Air
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Jones
Miss Owens
Miss Daulton
Tales of Torture Continues Through Western Politics
The article notes officials must be of the highest type to oversee Native affairs, stressing political considerations as secondary. It also reports the Red Rock Samoa City and Gibboneville Stage Co. increasing capital stock, two Beaverhead boys among naval recruits visiting Dillon, and H. H. Swain of the Montana State Normal on a western state tour for the institution.
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Red Rock
Samoa
Montana State Normal
Boulder Local Notes: Stock Shipment and School Board Changes
Special Correspondence reports A C Quaintance shipping about 800 yearlings by Great Northern to Culbertson bought by Henry Steben of Helena. Miss Fischer appoints Jefferson county high school trustees to replace expired terms. New appointees include A H Foster I A Leighton and A J Holloway. They will organize this Saturday. Also noted a change in Boulder Mercantile ownership to John Steele Emil Theyson of Basin. Master workman reports M F Lynch seriously injured at The Dalles and hospitalized in Portland. Local lodges sell one third of fraternity hall to Knights of Pythias for 800 and plan improvements. N Soldatti v Thompson case bonds set at 400 to keep the peace.
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Boulder
A. C
Great Northern
Culbertson
Henry Steben
Helena
Miss Fischer
Jefferson County High School
Messrs. Pfaff, Holloway
Tindall
Basin
Daniel Morrison
Whitehall
W. B. Redding
Clancy
Boulder Mercantile Company
Messrs
L. O. Skelton
D. C. Skelton
A. H
Portland
Northern Pacific Company
Masonic and Odd Fellows’ Lodges of
Proprty
Lodge of Knigits of
Pythias
Elk Park Country
N. Soldatti
Gregory Thompson
Justice Sweet
Dillon boarder fined for assault at Minnie Smith’s Island resort
Jessie Kennedy, a boarder at Minnie Smith's resort on the Island, was fined five dollars and costs by Justice Hirschman after a trial in which Lucile Dunsmore, proprietress of another resort, sustained injuries. About 300 townsfolk attended. the testimony fell short of expectations. The defendant claimed Lucille provoked the conflict by calling her a harsh name. the case is appealable. Also filed for record: Kid No. 2 oil placer, 160 acres near Sheep canyon.
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Standard
Dillon
Jessie Kennedy
Minnie Smith
Lucile Dunsmore
Lucille
A. C. Hammond
Sheep Canyon
Miner ride limit in coal cars under review
State Coal Mine Inspector Welsh returned from the north to meet Red Lodge Miners union representative Alexander Fairgrave. They discussed modifying the notice requiring miners to ride up the slope in coal cars after men quit work. Governor Toole agreed the inspector should visit Red Lodge to review the union’s proposal and limit riders per car.
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Standard
Helena
Welsh
Alexander Fairgrave
Red Lodge
Attorney General Defines Bounty Fraud Guard
Helena April 15. The attorney general in an opinion prepared for Secretary Preuitt of the State Stock Growers association rules bounty affidavits must show the claimant was the direct cause of the animal’s death. The ruling aims to curb fraud and will be enforced by county officials, with the attorney general coordinating observance.
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Standard
Helena
Wealthy man commits death by own action in Kansas
William A. Bassett 60, superintendent of the Arkansas City Land and Improvement Company, was found dead hanging from a barn rafter in Arkansas City Kansas today. Ill health is believed to have caused the self inflicted death though he was financially well off.
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Arkansas City
Kan
William A. Bassett
Arkansas City Lanb and Improvement Company
Minister in Laconia Takes Own Life in Despondency
Rev. Samuel Krel pastor of the Methodist church in Laconia Iowa committed suicide today. He had served two years in the Philippines as a private in the 51st Iowa volunteers and was despondent over poor attendance at church meetings.
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Laconia
Iowa
Samuel Krel
Methodist Church
Philippines
Iowa Volunteers
Shot Down by Assassin Killed in His Offices
A public figure was killed by an assassin inside his offices. Police launched an investigation as witnesses described a sudden attack and officials called for calm while security heightened around government buildings. Investigators focus on possible motive and identify potential suspects.
Russian minister fatally shot in St Petersburg lobby
In St Petersburg on April 15 minister M Sipiaguine was shot in the ministerial offices by a student disguised as an aide de camp. The shots killed him within an hour and wounded a servant. The assassin, named Balsahanstt, was arrested and said revenge followed riots in 1901.
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St. Petersburg
M. Sipiaguine
Committee of Ministers
Imperial Council
Sergius
Balsahanstt
Kieff
Sipiaguine
Maximilianovky
Train wreck east of Chattaroy on Great Northern
Spokane report says Great Northern westbound No 4 derailed near Chattaroy just before noon. Engine stayed upright while tender and four cars lay in ditch. three baggage cars and three passenger coaches left the track. One man possibly injured internally. no serious injuries reported. cause under investigation.
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Wash
Great Northern
Chattaroy
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