Winstanley Denies Misappropriation Claims At Land Office
In a forceful statement to The Standard Missoula official A. Winstanley rejects rumors of involvement in public moneys misappropriations. He explains that while a clerk, Lynden Catlin, misused funds during 1907 to 1908, the receiver had no knowledge or control over the clerk’s actions and thus bears no responsibility. He urges inquiry to clear his name and preserves the integrity of colleagues and officials.
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Standard
United States Land Office
Missoula
Mont
Harry QO. Collins
W. H. Houston
Collins
Lynden
Catlin
Louis Ja Sharp
Hig
Mr. Catlin
United States
Land Office
Sno
Civil Service
Harry ©. Collins
Himelf
Sharp
Land of Ice
Ciifact
Faels
Bn. A. Winstanley
Missouth
Cleveland 18 Recovering From Attack and Illness
Former President Grover Cleveland continues to recover from rheumatic fever and stomach trouble after an attack, with reports noting his improving condition at his Lakewood residence in April.
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Lakewood
Neon
Grover Cleveland
Hamilton Notes From April Dispatches
Special Dispatch to the Standard Hamilton April 21. Charles F E Dalleman arrived from Missoula on business and returned its promising. Dr Robert L Owens newest arrival from Dayton Ohio will to rah in Hamilton to practice medicine. He will purchase the offices used by Dr Thornton who moves to Codyall where he recently bought the Are Glass residence. Dr Owens will practice surgery and eye and ear. A H Conley and P P Means came from Kansas City and will make their home in Hamilton. County Superintendent Miss Jennie Adams assisted by J I Shatt Stevensville conducts a teachers examination at the courthouse. Harry Bustand visited from Victor. Richard C Parmenter returned from Missouri. Mrs John McLaughlin of Stevensville visits Mrs B de Dayet. A dance at the skating rink last night benefited the Eagles band and social. Rev Frank Cockcroft and daughter went to Missoula to see Myre Cockcroft at the Sisters hospital. Most delegates and reverend men at the Butte presbytery left for home, a few staying through Sunday. Editor J C Conay of the Ravalli Republican visited Missoula today.
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Hamilton
Charles FE. Dalleman
Missoula
Robert L. Owens
Dayton
Ohia
Medline
Thornton
Cor Yall
Are. Glass
Owen Wit
A. H. Conley
P.P. Means
Kansas City
Jennie Adams
J. I. Shatt
Stevensville
Harry Bustand
Victor Richard C. Parmenter
Missouri
Earthquake felt in San Francisco at eight this morning
Alexander Mc Adie head of the United States weather bureau reports a moderate earthquake shock felt in San Francisco at eight oclock this morning. No damage was reported.
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San Francisco
Alexander McAdie
United States Weather Bureau
Sii Odlock
Trouble in Argentine Anarchy in Province
Buenos Aires reports a severe crisis as Carrients faces a treason indictment against its governor. A conspiracy forecast by observers hints at wider anarchy with revolutionaries in Santiago attacking the provincial leadership, wounding the governor and killing his brother before troops restored order.
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Buenos Aires
Neva
Chamber of Deputies
Santiago
Electric railroad planned from Billings to Cooke City via Columbus
Billings April 25 articles of incorporation filed for the Stillwater Power Railway to construct and equip an electric railroad to Cooke City with branches to Yellowstone Sweet Grass Carbou and Park counties. Capital stock 3 million dollars. Directors include Willard Bennett Helena George H Savage W. J. Dufreese and K. E. Congdon of Butte.
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Billings
Cooke City
Columbus
Stillwater Power Railway Company
Yellowstone
Sweet Grass
Carbouaml Park
Willard Beinett
Helena
George H. Savage
W. Js. Dufreese
KE. B. Congdon
Butte
Head
Northwest
Home Rule Democrats Meet In Conference
Tica N T April 23 The up state Democrats meet to condemn the state convention action replacing district elected committeemen. They adopt an address to the state Democrats and authorize a general committee to preserve the home rule principle. Washington April 2 It is reported Senator Dalyver of laws will be temporary chairman of the Chicago Republican convention and Senator Lodge of Massachusetts permanent chairman. Washington April 23 Senator Foraker received a telegram that the Sixth Mississippi district selected delegates to Chicago instructed for him.
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United States
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Chicago
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Foraker
Mississippi
Veteran newspaper man dies in Colorado Springs
ISAAG X GOALTRAN DIA dies tonight in Colorado Springs after a night of heavy snowfall in the mountains. The veteran journalist and one of the last charter members of the Grand Axymy of the Rer RUUe passes away as snow continues to fall across the region.
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Dadutur
Beelenag
Coaltran
Contryatnals
Tonigh
Colorato Springs
Valley town draws prizes at state fair and visits noted
The report notes favorable valley conditions for a fiduatry and mentions prizes already won at the state fair for excellence. H. Sanders of Plains is visiting friends in Stevensville. Mrs Elizabeth Miller of Butlere returned home after several weeks visiting her brother John Poss of this name.
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Plains
Stevensville
Elizabeth Miller
Butle
John Poss
Anarchist from Jersey in Buffalo Jail After Arrest
Ludovic Caminita, labeled the Tialien anarchist who edited a Paterson paper, was arrested in Buffalo on an open charge after delivering a lecture. A satchel containing Italian books and pamphlets accompanied him as he prepared to depart.
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Ludovic Caminita
Paterson
Kentucky Delegates Favor Taft Across State Conventions
Republican county and ward meetings in Louisville and statewide selected delegates to the state convention. Delegates at large will go to the Republican national convention and district conventions will choose two delegates each. Early reports indicate Taft supporters prevail in most counties, though Fairbanks factions held separate conventions in several counties. Taft groups appear to control party machinery in many areas.
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Taft
Fairbanks
Evans to Join Fleet on Last Day of April
Santa Barbara Calif April Admiral Thomas commanding Allantin battleship Heet received a telegram from Rear Admiral Rowley Evang at Paso Robles stating he would return to the fleet and again hoist the flag on the Connecticut as commander in chief when the ships reach Monterey on Thursday evening April 33
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Cal
Thomas
Heet
Rowley D. Evang
Paso Robles
Snrings
Connecticut
Monterey
Mexico City reports to carry armed parties to Central America
The text notes a plan to land armed parties if southern republics justify the move, linked to ambassador Buchanan and Creel. Official confirmation could not be obtained. The fragment references a persistent ru and potential diplomatic action but lacks clear dates or completing details.
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Mexico City
Buchanan
Central America
Stevensville Notes Special Dispatch to the Standard
Stevensville April 25 Dei Karth Kellogg received appointment from Governor Norrin as static delegate to the International congress on tuberculosis in Washington D C from Sept 21 to Oct 12. Kellogg has expressed intention to attend. A Stevensville Reading Room Society meeting was held at the home of Miss Sielenstone with a delightful programme and pledges served. Mr and Mrs C Jamesen south of lawn report splendid success in live poultry business.
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Stevensville
C. . Jamesen
Lawn
Glacier National Park Bill Favored by Public Lands Committee
Washington April 25 Senator Car er s bill creating Glacier national part in the Lewis and Clark forest was favor ably reported to the senate by the committee on public lands via Senator Dixon report relief in favor of establishment and protection of the area
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Standard
Washington
Senator Career
Glacier National
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Sanster
Committee On Public Lands
Dixon
Bond issues carry in Helena on water and sewer bonds
Helena voters by about 400 majority endorsed a $6,000 water bond and a $70,000 sewer bond proposal. The decision reflects taxpayer support for local utility improvements and bonds were approved in today’s vote.
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Helena
Snowstorm News From Lewiktown Describes Weather Impact
A light snowstorm swept over the Sudith brain last night as April 26 reports from Lewiktown describe. The moisture fall after weeks of warm weather is expected to prove highly beneficial to agriculture and livestock interests.
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Lewiktown
Wonder With The Cue Sutton Has No Hands
George H. Sutton, famed billiard marvel from Butte, performs exhibitions with no hands using stumps. He challenges amateurs and professionals nationwide during a week in Butte, with local players to contest him at O Gorman's billiard parlor.
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George H. Sutton
Butte
Vignaux
France
Sutton
Fouril
Duke Schaefer
Butter
West
O'Gorman
Il Fg
Gama
Trytte Lovéra
Spokane
Prisoner John Jones Faces Theft Charge at Mercury and Arizona
John Jones is charged with stealing $400 from the Stanna Midbe account at the Swika Home located at Mercury and Arizona streets. He is held under 10 Dondsan & Witness.
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Butte Ality
Aoont
Tanna Midbe
Mercury
Arizona Atreats
Midoe
Dondsan & Witness
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