Supreme Court limits mine inspection in Heinze case
The Supreme Court narrowed Judge Clancy's order allowing inspection of the Minnie Healey mine. It permits review only of northward workings toward the Gambetta and Piccolo veins, not southward openings. The court upheld the writ but limited inspections to relevant lode directions and included a provision for weekly inspections by two named defendants with restrictions.
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Standard
Helena
Boston & Montana Company
Minnie Healey
Heinze
Gambetta
Piccolo
Boston & Montana
Supreme Court
Clancy
Brantly
Demurrer
Lode
Dayton
District Court
Aren't You Pleased With Our Men’s Shoe Sale
The store extols a men’s shoe sale promising savings well below high fashion shop prices. It emphasizes a long term shoe business for keeps and invites inquiries from customers impressed by the value offered.
New Bank Officers Named After Daly Estate Purchase
The First National Bank of Great Falls under Daly ownership elected John D. Ryan as president D J Hennessy as vice president and John G Morony as cashier The board was reduced to five directors including John D Ryan J Hennessy A J Campbell J C Lawler and John Morony The new officers visited the bank and saw strong prospects with no clerical changes announced.
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Standard
Great Falls
First National Bank
Daly
John D. Ryan
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Butte
J. Hennessy
Hennessy Mercantile Company
F Butte
A. J. Campbell
Daly Estate
J. C. Lawler
Margaret P. Daly
John Morony
State Bank
D. J. Hennessy
John G. Morony
Ryan
Mr. Hennessy
Court martial for Smith in conduct prejudicial to discipline
General Jacob H. Smith, former commander of U S troops on Samar, is ordered to stand trial for conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline. A high‑ranking panel including Generals Wheaton, Sumner, Ball, Bisbee and Colonels McKibben, Rafferty, Dougherty, Markley and Lee will try him. Maj. Harvey C. Curbaugh is judge advocate. defense by Col. Charles A. Woodruff. Trial set to begin Thursday.
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Manila
Jacob H. Smith
United States
Samar
Lloyd Wheaton
Samuel 8. Sumner
James M. Ball
William H. Bisbee
Chambers McKibben
William A. Rafferty
William E. Dougherty
Alfred C. Markley
Jesse M. Lee
Harvey C. Curbaugh
Charles A. Woodruff
General Smith
Ministers to Convene in Great Falls for Scandinavian Methodist Session
Special dispatch from Great Falls Montana reports the annual Montana district ministers meeting of the Scandinavian Methodist church from Wednesday to Sunday at Immanuel church. Leaders from Helena and Butte discuss topics on pastoral duties youth outreach social reform and church relations with other denominations. All sessions are public with evening preaching and a Young Peoples reception Tuesday.
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Candard
Great Falls
Montana
Scandinavian Methodist Church
Immanuel Scandinavian Methodist Church
Second Avenue
Thirteenth Street North
Helena
Butte
F. A. Scarvie
A. A. Arveson
I. I. Field
N. L. Hanson
E. J. Lundegaard
John Nelson
S. A. Westergreen
The
Young People's Society
President nominates naval officers to rear admiral ranks
Washington April 21 President nominates Navy officers to rear admiral ranks including Capt. Joseph B. Coghlan and Capt. James H. Sands. Assistant Surgeon W M Garton and Gunner Joseph R Ward also named for senior posts.
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Washington
Senate
Navy
Joseph B. Coghlan
James H. Sands
W. M. Garton
Joseph R. Ward
Water Cure in Philippines Inquiry Faces Testimony
Senate Philippines investigation hears Grover Flint recount water cure use by Macabebe scouts to extract gun locations in 1900. He describes methods, effects on natives, and that some victims were villagers. The panel adjourns to April 29 for further hearings on MacArthur and other witnesses.
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Washington
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Philippines
Grover Flint
Cambridge
Mass
35Th Volunteer Infantry
United States Army
Flint
Dietrich
Burrows
Lodge
Beveridge
Newgate
Culberson
Cuba
A. Lester Hazlitt
Columbus
Wis
Train speed notes for Fort Morgan to Corona run
The report describes a 112 mile segment with an upgrade and a requirement to slow to 10 miles per hour at city limits. It states average speed to city limits was about a mile per minute and notes some portions exceeded that pace. A 14.7 mile stretch from Fort Morgan to Corona took 13 minutes.
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Depot
Fort Morgan
Corona
Crowder Report on Port Chalmette Conditions Reaches President
Washington April 21 Colonel Crowders inquiry into Port Chalmette conditions fueling South Africa shipments is now with the president. At the president's suggestion details were added though no recommendations are given, the document merely records conditions as found. The cabinet will review it at tomorrow's session.
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Washington
Colonel Crowder
Adjutant General's Department
Port Chahmette
South Africa
Port Chalmette
Crowder
Death ruled as self-inflicted in Miles City
Coroner and sheriff probed the Bloom creek sheep wagon death of William Ennis a sheepherder for James H. Daly found with a 45 50 Marlin rifle. The inquest found no signs of mental derangement and ruled the death as self-inflicted with bullets to the head and jaw, leaving a blood smeared scene in the wagon.
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Standard
Miles City
Bateman
Savage
Bloom Creek
Custer County
William Ennis
James H. Daly
B. Jackson
Jackson
Ennis
Samuel
R. I. Selway
Batson Sentenced to Death for Earl Family Murder
Lake Charles La April 21 The jury found Edward Batson guilty of first degree murder in the Earl family case and sentenced him to death. Two jurors favored life. others joined for the death penalty. Batson showed emotion during polling and will move for a new trial.
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Earl
Lake Charles
Edward Batson
Batson
Payne
Robbers Hit 17 Laborers in Utah Box Car Raid
A Deseret News report from Ogden says two masked men halted 17 laborers near Corinne, Utah, robbing two in a box car and then 19 Italian workers in another car. All victims had money and valuables seized, suggesting an organized gang operates on the rail lines.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Deseret News
Ogden
Corinne
Denver Times Sold To Bank President For 110000
The Denver Times was sold today by its bondholders for 110000. David H. Moffatt, president of the First National Bank, bought the paper. A strong new company will form to purchase it from Mr. Moffatt and continue it as a republican newspaper.
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Denver
Denver Times
David H. Moffatt
First National Bank
Moffatt
High Speed for Up Grade Record Set on Burlington Line
Denver, April 21. A new long distance up grade record was set this morning on the Burlington road. The second section of passenger train No. 8 with three cars pulled by engine No. 279 made 112 miles from Akron to Denver Union.
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Denver
Colo
Burlington Road
Akron
Denver Union
Allotments Taken Up in New Shipping Corporation
London April 21 British members of the shipping syndicate took up all allotments of stock at noon today. J P Morgan is in Paris while Morgan firm says the United States Steel model will be followed with each branch retaining individuality under a central directing body. The firm notes some lines have defecting ships may join later and asserts no danger of British or continental shareholders blocking directors actions as it already holds controlling interests.
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London
New Shipping Corporation
Europe
Morgans
J. P. Morgan
Paris
Associated Press
United States Steel Corporation
Cunard
Allan
Anchor
Morgan
Continental
Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Nomo Quinine
Advertisement claims a single day cure for a cold using Nomo Quinine tablets. Box bears E. W. Grove signature and promises refunds if the remedy fails. Price listed as 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Famous Woman's Birthday Celebrated by London Society
Baroness Burdett Coutts, the wealthy philanthropist, received many congratulatory calls on her birthday. King Edward sent an autograph letter, and she eyes the coronation, hoping to attend. The baroness married her former secretary, now Mr Burdett Coutts, many years ago when she was 67 and he 29. He now earns about $200,000 annually.
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London
Queen Victoria
Burdett-Coutts
William Lehmar Ashmead Bartlett
Freight Sheds Burned in Buffalo Fire
Sheds on Greene Street below Exchange Street Station burned early today. Occupied by American United States Canadian and National express companies the sheds held freight. Five cars of express matter were being unloaded. Loss estimated over 150000 dollars.
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Buffalo
Greene Street
New York Central Railway Exchange
National Express
New York Central
Lake Shore Roads
Washington Granted Leave to File Against Northern Railroads
The U S Supreme Court granted Washington leave to file an original bill for injunction against the Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and Northern Securities companies. Chief Justice Fuller cited care in original cases and followed the Louisiana Texas precedent, granting leave to file and issuing subpenas returnable October first term.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Great Northern Railway Company
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Securities Company
Fuller
State of
Louisiana
Texas
Minnesota
Van Sant and Douglas Cite Supreme Court Merger Victory
St Paul Minn April 21 Governor Van Sant and Attorney General Douglas welcomed the Supreme Court ruling in the merger case. Douglas called it a decisive victory for state and federal authority over railroad consolidations and said Minnesota and Washington statutes would be tested for force and effect. He noted plans to move again after reviewing knotty issues raised by the defendants.
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St. Paul, Minn
Bpoth
van Sant
Douglas
Federal Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Washington
Minnesota
Washington Attorney General Tours Portland En Route Home
Portland Oregon April 21 Attorney General W B Stratton of Washington arrived while returning from Washington D C where he argued before the supreme court the Washington against the Northern Pacific Great Northern and Northern Securities cases He noted the swift action in granting leave to file an original bill and expressed gratification that the decision favored the commonwealth He predicted a decision by the court soon.
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Portland
Ore
W. B. Stratton
State of Washington
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Stratton
Portland Leather Workers Strike Over Wages
Portland Oregon April 21 seventy five leather workers walked off the job demanding higher pay in a coordinated wage dispute across shops with unions backing the action.
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Portland
Ore
San Francisco Street Car Strike Stalemate Deepens
The United Railroads strike in San Francisco prevents any company cars from running while independent lines operate. Mayor Schmitz fails to unite railroad officials with strikers though he vows to continue mediation. Baltimore syndicate asserts no settlement talks yet, with potential hiring of foreign labor and daily losses mounting to 30 000 to 35 000 dollars.
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San Francisco
United Railroads of
United States Mail
Baltimore Syndicate
Leford
United Railroads
Chicago
Baltimore
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Montana Company
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Smith
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