Southern Railway Clarifies L & N Stock Deal
President Samuel Spencer says the Gates group bought Louisville & Nashville stock without railroad input. J P Morgan & Co will hold the stock to avert a market corner, with no railroad interest in the deal. The Southern Railway states it has no stake or intent to control L & N.
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Avlanta
Samuel Spencer
The
Southern Railway
M. Inman
Louisville & Nashville
Gates
South
Louisvile & Nashville
Treasury
J. P. Morgan & Co
Alfie
Southern Railway Company
J P. Morgan & Co
Louieville
Catholic Church Council in Montana Meeting at Bishop Brandel Residence
Special dispatch from Helena reports a Montana Catholic council gathering this afternoon at Bishop Brandel's residence to discuss church matters. The proposed new parish in Butte was among topics, with all members present: Rev. Peter De Bieres, Rev. J. J. Callahan, Rev. J. B. Allaeys, and Rev. Victor Jay.
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Standard
Helena
Council of the
Catholic Church of Montana
Brandel
Butte
Peter de Bieres
St. Patrick's Church
J. J. Callahan
Church of the Sacred Heart
J. B. Allaeys
Bozeman
Victor Jay
Hevena
Jerry Simpson to Speak at North Montana Round-Up Meeting
Ex Congressmen Jerry Simpson of Kansas will arrive tomorrow to address the gathering in Helena. Cattlemen and buyers from Chicago and Miles City have travelled to attend the round-up association meeting set for Friday in the city auditorium.
Meeting Led by Governor Toole Introduces Speaker
Friday evening event features Governor Toole presiding and introducing the speaker at a local gathering.
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Rium
Gvernor Toole
Will Deal With The Pope Over Philippine Lands
Arch bishop Ireland and Bishop OGorman propose settling the Philippine friars land question directly in Rome to avoid delays from Manila. Secretary Root and President discussed the approach. Governor Taft will visit Rome to arrange a basis for transferring lands to the Philippine government in trust for the Philippine people.
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Washington
Ireland
St. Paul
Root
O'Gorman
Rome
Archbshop
Manila
Vatican
Taft
Ferris Family Ties Sought in Billings Case
A Billings dispatch reports an exhaustive inquiry into the Ferris family tied to a suicide attempt at Rock Island Nebraska. No Ferris or Berry family connections found in Billings city records or police knowledge. searches along other lines also yielded no results.
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Standard
Billings
W. R. Ferris
Rock Island
Neb
Poice
Berry
Four Boudrau children die in Tacoma ptomaine case
Four children of Alfred Boudrau die in Tacoma after arriving from New Hampshire. Alfred, age 3, dies from diphtheria while three other children Minnie 6 Amos 6 and Philip 9 months die in the morning. Health officers link deaths to ptomaine poisoning from canned salmon clams and shrimps eaten on the Eastbound cars.
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Tacoma
Wash
Alfred Boudrau
New Hampshire
Alfred
Minnie
Amos
Philip
Schug
Cadogan Proclaims Crimes Act Sections Enforced in Ireland
Three sections of the crimes act take effect in many districts by proclamation of Earl Cadogan lord lieutenant. The measures cover summary jurisdiction for conspiracy intimidation and unlawful assembly trial by special jury and crown driven venue changes.
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Dublin
Ireland
Earl Cadogan
Lord Leutenant
Payne Victory in House Over Cuban Reciprocity Debate
In Washington on April 16 the Cuban reciprocity bill won a key procedural victory as a motion to close general debate was carried 153 to 123. Thirty-three Republicans opposed, offset by 32 Democrats who supported the move. the vote followed tense sessions and shifting alliances among leaders and rank-and-file members.
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Washington
Friends of the
House
Messrs. Roberts
Massachusetts
Patterson
Tennessee
Cochran
Missouri
Meesrs Bartlett
Georgia
Curniss
Michigan
Broussera
Louisiana
Colorado
HH. C. Smith
Payne
Williams
Mississippi
Jones
Watson
Indiana
Man and Jones
Warren
Bartlett
Richardson
Ways and Means Committee
Corliss
Broussard
Cuba
Bell
Cure a Cold in One Day with Loxativs Tablets
An advertisement claims Loxativs outa Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. Allgifts refunds the money if it fails. Grove's signature appears on each box. Price listed as 25 cents.
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BE. Grove
Supreme Court Grants Bond Time in Colusa-Parrot Suit
Helena April 16. The supreme court allows 10 days from today for the Colusa Parrot company plaintiffs to file a $15 000 bond or injunction will be vacated. The court also dismissed Frary versus Dwyer on motion. Arguments heard in the case over three cows dying from cyanide exposure near a Helena area cyanide mill with Reinhorn claiming negligence by Griswold and Griswold denying liability.
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Helena
Supreme Court Today
Colusa-Parrot Company
Bernard
Frary
Dwyer
Cascade County
Fred Beinhorn
L. &. Griswold
Grswold
Reinhorn
Griswold
Chowen
Phelps
Suit to Enforce Contract Over Helena Books
J J Newbegin of San Francisco sued Mrs Lulu F Largey of Butte in U S court to recover 510 for books contracted in June and delivered but refused. The dispute centers on fine editions including Beaux and Belles of England priced at 75 per volume. the contract called for two volumes.
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Standard
Helena
United States
J. J. Newbegin
San Francisco
Lulu F. Largey
Butte
Forsyth Notes on Dedication, Sports, and Arrivals
Governor Toole appoints reception committee for the state capitol dedication at Helena on July 4. A tennis court is built near Professor Keeman’s home. Lester Patrick from Dunnington Nebraska will reside in Forsyth. Blacksmith Pall nearly blinded by a plum bob fragment, eye surgery performed and eyesight improving. Local minstrel troupe to reorganize for ball club benefit. Wyoming sheepmen J. T. Viall and Frank Lowery move to Milton house with 10,000 sheep, cattle, and horses for range north of the river. Rancher Anniow Sherman visits Miles City to deal with the land office. Call boy Charles Smith injured in yard accident recovering but off duty.
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The
Standard
Forsyth
Ira Cole
Times
W. H. Beeman
the News
J. T. Viall
Frank Lowery
Wyoming
Milton House
Stricken With Paralysis in Big Timber
Special Correspondence of the Standard reports A G Keller, prominent local stockman, suffered two strokes on Sunday in Big Timber. He collapsed near the post office, was carried to the Grand hotel, and remained in precarious condition with a slim chance of recovery as physicians monitor his progress.
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Big Timber
A. G. Keller
Grand Hotel
Keller
Senate Passes Exclusion Policy Bill With Amendments
The senate approved a substitute extending current Chinese exclusion laws and regulating Chinese residents in insular territories including provisions for certificates of identification. Debate centered on seamen’s clause and exemptions for Chinese born in the United States or who became citizens. Senator Hoar criticized exclusion on moral grounds, while cloture followed a Party-line roll call.
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Hanna
Lodge
United States
Fairbanks
Indiana
Stewart
Nevada
Mr. Quay
Mallory
Florida
Elkins
America
China
Patterson
Carmack
Mr. Dillingham
Quay
Pantang
Pekin
Dolliver
Iowa
Conger
Messrs. Burton
Hoar
Platt
New York
Proctor
West
Conneticut
Cockrell
Philippines
Lodge Ntet
Mitchell
Oregon
Hawaii
Great Falls Notes: Court Verdicts and Local Departures
In district court Thomas Dean won a title dispute against David and John McConnell over Missouri river island lands. William Budge is named executor in George Budge’s will, and John Budge of Grand Forks receives most of the $4,000 estate. Juror Thomas J. Kelly was fined $5 for late attendance. Railroad payroll arrived by through train. William Heywood’s voluntary manslaughter trial is set for April 25. Professor Bovee has left town amid a warrant for grand larceny over a stolen violin. Attachments reportedly cover most money owed him, with more claims pending. Mrs. Bovee says he will return to fulfill engagements at Benton and Havre.
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Great Falls
District Court
Thomas Dean
David
John McConnell
Missouri River
George Budge
William Budge
John Budge
Grand Forks
Thomas J. Kelly
Albert R. Mettler
Bovee
New Norwegian Premier setup after Steen resignation
At the council of state session in Christiana on April 16, Prime Minister Johannes W. C. Steen resigned and a new cabinet will be formed.
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Christiana
Council of State
Johannes W. C. Steen
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