Minnie Healey Mine Awarded to Heinze by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court with an opinion by Justice Holloway and concurred in by Justice Milburn affirms the lower court ruling in Heinze's favor. The document notes the decision is voluminous and rests on a preponderance of evidence supporting Heinze's contention.
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Minnie Healey
Heinze
Supreme Court
Justice Holloway
Justice Milburn
The
Standard
Helena
Miles Finlen
F. Augustus Heinze
Butte
Holloway
Milburn
Brantly
Finlen
Brantly Dissents in Minnie Healey Mine Case
The Montana Supreme Court affirms Heinze in the Minnie Healey mine dispute with Finlen. Chief Justice Brantly dissents, saying the court should not disturb the district court based on the evidence as presented and citing limitations on reviewing equity cases.
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Brantly
Bordeaux
Mont
President Roosevelt hunts grizzly in Colorado camp notes
Secretary Loeb returns from Camp Roosevelt detailing the president's bear and bob cat hunts near Glenwood Springs and Redstone. The article also notes Roosevelt signing George W. Atkinson of West Virginia as judge of the court of claims and plans for a Denver return aboard the Denver and Rio Grande.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Roosevelt
Rocky Mountain
West Divide
New Castle
Redstone
Denver
Chicago
George W. Atkinson
West Virginia
Court of Claims
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Loeb
Washington
Havre Girl Dies After Opium Use and Beating
Lizzie Booth a 16 year old found dying in a disreputable district after voluntary entry. She had used opium and suffered a beating before death. Charles Toy and Maggie Hickman held for preliminary inquiry though coroner's jury did not fix murder. Body taken to home ranch of her stepfather George Card for burial.
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Havre
Charles Toy
Maggie Hickman
Lizzie Booth
George Card
Globe Ends St Paul Publication After 28 Years
The St Paul Globe suspended May 1 due to bad advertising. Founded 28 years ago by James J. Hill, the paper has not been profitable and will sell its plant while the Associated Press franchise ends. Circulation remains high but mercantile interests failed to support the sheet.
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Standard
St. Paul, Minn
St. Paul Globe
The
Globe
James J. Hill
Associated Press
Missouri Official Says Sufficient Evidence Ahead of Action Against Standard Oil
Kansas City April 20 James R Garfield commissioner of corporations and Herbert S Hadley attorney general of Missouri held a conference. Hadley said enough evidence exists to prove Standard Oil violated Missouri laws by monopolizing oil products. Garfield spoke at a Knife and Fork club dinner urging publicity in big corporate affairs. Garfield heads to Topeka then California.
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Kansas City
James R. Garfield
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Hadley
Standard Oil Company
Garfield
Knife and Fork Club
Beef Trust
Topeka
California
Beef Trust Subpoenas Armour Buyer Amid Town Departure
A grand jury probing the beef trust subpoenas C J Davis Armour sheep buyer as he nears leaving Chicago selling his home. F A Fowler Swift & Co beef manager testifies as the panel also investigates Aetna Trading Co. DA Morrison says the inquiry may finish by May 1 with railroads and Garfield report not part of the probe.
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Chicago
Beef Trust Today
C. J. Davis
Armour & Co
Davis
Aetna Trading Company
Impossibility to work in harmony at Wabash lines
St. Louis April 20 President Joseph Ramsey Jr of the Wabash railroad resigns as president of the Wabash Pittsboro Terminal Railway company. He cites policy and administration differences that made harmony with directors in New York impossible and declines further comment.
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St. Louis
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
The
Wabash Railroad
Wabash & Pittsboro Terminal Railway Company
New York
Santa Fe denies Carmen and Blacksmiths would strike
Topeka April 20 General Manager Mudge received a letter from Frank L Renemus grand chief carman denying that Santa Fe employees would strike to aid the machinists and boiler makers The blacksmiths also assured they would not strike J D Buckalew had said the carmen and blacksmiths were ready to strike in support of the machinists
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Topeka
Kan
Mudge
The
Santa Fe Today
Frank L. Renemus
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Santa Fe
J. D. Buckalew
Associated Press
Carmen
Tidewater Virginia Crops Damaged by Late Mal Ala Snap
A Norfolk report states a large Virginia truck farmer estimates crop damage from the late ela Snap will top 1 000 000 dollars affecting Tidewater farmers.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Tidewater
Great Northern Extension to Ashland Let to Peter Sims
Sioux City Iowa April 20 The contract to extend the Great Northern from Sioux City to Ashland Nebraska has been awarded to Peter Sims a St Paul contractor. A large workforce will begin within ten days and the project will connect the Great Northern with the Burlington.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Great Northern
Ashland
Neb
Peter Sims
St. Paul
Burlington
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Armour
Chamberlain
Milwaukee
Fergus Woolgrowers Fetch Twenty Three Cents
In Lewistown on April 20 the Fergus firms sold 280000 pounds of wool to Jeremiah Williams & Co. of Boston and Hecht Liebman & Co. at 23 cents, four cents above last year's clip. Lyle Smith sold 90 cattle from J J Brown at Judith Landing for 2700 dollars.
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Standard
Lewistown
William Fergus & Sons
Fergus Bros
Fergus Land ,and Livestock Company
Patterson
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Boston
Putnam
Hecht, Liebman & Co
Lyle Smith
J. J. Brown
Judith
Bounty Inspector Charged With Fraud in Miles City
Miles City April 20. Bounty inspector T. J. Newman and Fred Franklin were arrested on charges of violating bounty laws. They allegedly had affidavits from Ralph Gilmore and John Smith claiming kills of 2 wolves and 18 coyotes, then presented them for certification without proof. Hearing set Friday at 10 a.m. before Justice Gibb.
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Standard
Miles City
T. J. Newman
Fred Franklin
Ralph Gilmore
John Smith
Gilmore
Gibb
W. D. Smith
Newman
Nan Patterson case ahead in high profile murder trial
Nan Patterson remains confident of acquittal as her defense team plans to present new witnesses. The jurors were finalized yesterday and testimony will begin Monday. Meanwhile J Morgan Smith and his wife win permission to inspect grand jury minutes in their conspiracy case and fights over evidence access continue in New York.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Tombs
Abraham Levy
Henry W. Unger
Daniel O'Reilly
Miss Patterson
Levy
J. Morgan Smith
Foster
Court of General Sessions
Cincinnati
Witness Card Claims Caesar Young Shot Himself
A Chicago man says he witnessed the killing of Caesar Young and that Young shot himself. The note was sent to the Vorwaerts, a Newark based Jewish newspaper, while Nan Patterson stands trial in New York City.
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Newark
N. J
the Vorwaerth
Chicago
Former Yazoo City Postmaster Indicted for Perjury
St Louis April 20. After a Roosevelt ordered investigation M L Reddick former postmaster at Yazoo City Miss indicted by the federal grand jury on perjury charges. The indictment stems from a letter to the president alleging Congressman Claude Kitchen of North Carolina took money to secure a prisoner's release in Nashville Tennessee.
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St. Louis
Roosevelt
M. L. Reddick
Yazoo City
Miss
Reddock
Claude Kitchen
North Carolina
Nashville (Tenn
Doctor Weyand Commits Suicide in Denver Clinic
Denver April 20. Dr I Weyand killed himself by injecting morphine to ease pain during an operation. He left a sane ar ery in his leg and was despondent over indictment by a federal grand jury for illegal mail use. He had moved to Denver in 187? from Belle Fourche South Dakota where he served one term as mayor.
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Denver
Dr. I. Weyand
Federal Grand Jury
Snowstorm and Blizzard Hit Western Nebraska Roads
A snowstorm and blizzard raged over Western Nebraska with heavy snowfall reported at several points. Strong winds drove snow in blinding sheets across the prairies, yet temperatures remained not severe.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Northern Pacific Shares to Enter Unlisted Quotations
The stock exchange committee on unlisted securities ruled that shares of the Northern Pacific railroad, to be released by Northern Securities, be admitted to quotations in the unlisted department on April 24.
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New York
Stock Exchange Committee
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Securities Company
Fatal Mine Explosion In Cabin Creek West Virginia
A blast in the Cabin Creek mines near Rayford up river from Charleston, West Virginia, today is believed to have killed five miners and fatally injured three more. Names of the presumed dead include Burt Green Charles Nicolla Iras Nicolla Arthur Crump and William Allen. The fatally hurt are George Eastman Mora Darby and William Robinson.
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Charleston
W. Va
Cabin Creek
Rayford
Burt Green
Iras Nicolla
Arthur Crump
William Allen
George Eastman
Mora Darby
William Robinson
RussiaJapan war news from St Petersburg and Paris
Telegrams from St Petersburg Paris and Manchuria report Rojestvensky’s squadron possibly passing Formosa without Togo. Government orders 400 million cartridges and mobilizes ironclads. Motono protests Russia’s Pacific squadron. Delcasse seeks France neutrality assurances amid tensions.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Paris
Rojestvensky Not In French Waters Claim
St. Petersburg reports Admiral Rojestvensky did not overstep French neutrality at Kamranh Bay with coaling and provisioning outside territorial waters. Russia has not been advised of Japan's protest in Paris. Headlines link neutrality charges to broader moves against Russia, including fleet routes and British fleet dispositions.
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St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Kamranh Bay
Russia
Japan
Paris
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Aegean Sea
England Not Alarmed Over Far Eastern Situation
London reports the British government remains unfazed by far eastern events. Officials deny any proof of neutrality violation and argue France observes neutrality by its own interpretation while Russia would not risk dragging its ally into conflict.
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London
Foreign Office
France
Russia
War in the Orient to Last Two Years
Captain R H Jackson, arriving on the Korea, predicts the war in the Orient will endure another two years and says he heads to London to sell a vessel bought for Japanese transport service. He notes Japan is preparing for a long campaign by buying steamers.
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San Francisco
Cal
Orient
R. H. Jackson
Korea
London
Jackson
Wide Turning Movement Report From Manchuria Front
Dispatch from Gunshu pass says Russians detected a turning movement 80 miles northeast of Kuanchengtzu and 30 miles northeast of Gunshu pass. Two forces of 3 000 Chinese bandits apiece with thousands of Japanese cavalry and 22 guns opposed advancing troops. Kuanchengtzu corresponds to Changchun on the main front of General Linovitch extending to Kirin.
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St. Petersburg
Gunshu Pass
Kuanchengtzu
Changchun
Linovitch
Kirin
Russian Squadron Conflicts Over Wendaed Waters Status
Outside French waters Paris April 20 considerable conflict exists between press and official advice on the Russian squadron location. Officials insist the squadron has been outside French waters since last Sunday. If near Kamranh bay the government asserts the area lies outside French waters.
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Paris
Kamranh Bay
British Denies Nevoe Vremya Claim On Iphegenia
London April 20 Foreign Secretary Lansdowne formally denies the Nevoe Vremya report that the British cruiser Iphigenia was passed by Admiral Rozhdestvensky's squadron 140 miles from Saigon.
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London
Lansdowne
Nevoe Vremya
Reegard
Iphegenia
Ema
Rojestvensky
Saigon
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Charles Nicolla
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