Supremecourt hears habeas corpus cases in Helena
In Helena on a busy session date the Montana Supreme Court did not hear the habeas corpus and certiorari returns as lawyers Forbis and Bans appeared with counsel Walsh. The court set the bill of exceptions and prepared a decision on several motions while reserving judgment on others including an injunction and bond issues. The court affirmed a district court ruling denying an injunction over county courthouse funds and addressed bonding and election legality questions, citing constitutional meaning of majority approval.
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L. Orvis
T. J. Walsh
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Fied
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Jules Harvey
Lee Mantle
J. Cats Oll
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Rockingalom
Matoneyr
Brantly
District Court of
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Head County
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Sheen
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Police Shootout Ends in Death in Loomis Street Area
April 28 report from enteago describes a gunfight between two policemen and five armed men near Archer avenue and Loomis street. One of the criminals was killed as officers O Connor and Maronde exchanged fire and pursued the suspects after the first shots.
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Archer Avenue
Loomis Street
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Radziwill
Princess Radziwill Forgery Trial Opens in Cape Town
In Cape Town the Princess Radziwill forgery trial began before the chief justice. She pleads not guilty to 24 counts alleging forged notes purporting to bear Cecil Rhodes's indorsements. Rhodes and Schultz, principal witnesses, have since died, but their affidavits remain in evidence challenging the signatures.
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Cape Town
Radziwill
Cecil Rhodes
Supreme Court
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Schultz
Mortensen Murder Trial Opens With Jury Draw
Salt Lake City April 28 Peter Mortensen contractor charged with the December murder of James St Hay secretary of the Pacific Lumber company will be tried next Monday The jury drawing occurred today to curb technical objections if Mortensen is convicted Utah law requires the defendant be present at all open court proceedings in the process.
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Salt Lake City
Peter Mortensen
James St. Hay
Pacific Lumber Company
Mortensen
Utah
Restraint for a Year in Grand Larceny Case
Helena April 28 Nels Stone convicted in district court of grand larceny and sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary. Stone and Shelton workers for Rich Harrison & Co near Bealemouth drew pay, stayed drunk in Bearmouth, then Stone robbed Shelton of a check on First National Bank Missoula for 60.10. He attempted to cash it in a saloon and a clothing store, but succeeded at a jewelry store after buying a watch and ring. He claimed he took the check to keep it.
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Helena
Nels Stone
Stone
Shelton
Rich, Harrison & Co
Beamouth
Bearmouth
Rich, Harrison
Sheep Loss From Storm Reported In Natrona County
Cheyenne reports from across the state indicate a severe storm killed about 12,000 to 13,000 sheep with losses ranging 2 to 10 percent. Natrona county suffered the heaviest toll, with about 3,000 head lost as shearing had begun.
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Une
Natrona County
Tornado Kills Seven in Glenrose Texas
A Glenrose Texas tornado between 5 and 6 pm killed seven people and injured about 40. The storm wrecked the courthouse printing office two saloons Milan’s wareroom Lilly and Sons grocery a blacksmith shop and four Hendricks buildings. Morgan sent aid. details to follow tomorrow.
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Morgan
Glenrose
Somerville County
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J. R. Milan
Ford
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Musgrove
Gage
Renomination Race Sparks Gubernatorial Criticism
The governor faces party criticism after pardoning former State Treasurer Bartley from prison. He defends the action and suggests he would pardon Bartley again under similar conditions if needed.
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Bartley
Debates on Weather Stations and Chinese Exclusion Bill
The House debated miscel laneous topics and amended the bill with several items struck from the list. An amendment proposed a $50,000 appropriation for weather bureau observatories. Roberts of Massachusetts proposed letting city and county members choose seeds for flowers or vegetables. The conference report on the Chinese exclusion bill was adopted, sending it to the president. The session adjourned at 5 20 p.m.
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Cannon
Weather Bureau
Roberts
Massachusetts
Forsyth to get new bank with $50,000 capitalization
Forsyth and Rosebud county will see a new financial institution soon. Senator J. C. Auld of Helena and Maj. C. Clifford of the Crow agency met local businessmen and stockmen, arranging a $50,000 capitalization. The Anderson lot now held by T. J. Thompson will host a four brick building. Auld will be cashier, and the bank expects to open within 60 days.
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Paris election returns shape ministerialist power
Paris April 2 minister of the interior released partial results from 578 elections showing ministerialists with 24 seats and anti ministerialists holding 158 seats. Subdivisions include Republicans radicals radical socialists socialists and conservatives with various counts. Re ballots tally favors to and against the government. M Noulens ousts M Paul Cassagnac from Micrande Gers seat.
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Taw
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M. Noulens
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Department
Gers
London Press Hops On Shaw For Ears And Decadence
London press largely ignores US Treasury Secretary Leslie M. Shaw’s Pittsburg banquet speech except for the Globe which denounces it as dangerous and decadent. The Globe mocks the reception of Shaw’s remarks as a sign of American decadence and questions English diplomatic restraint. In Washington State a fatal shooting occurs in Deming where Fred Conrad, defending his wife, shoots Joe Black through the chest at the Alaska Shingle Company mill, Black dying instantly.
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United States
Whatcom
Wash
Deming
Fred’ Conrad
Joe Black
Alaska
Conrad
Black
Jack
Americans jailed in City of Venice
In Venice Italy April 28 the crew of the U S cruiser Chicago was sentenced by San Marco police court to three to four months imprisonment for disorderly conduct. Captain Wynne four months ten days, others three months. costs and damages awarded. They pleaded intoxication and self defense against a mob. Injured victims claim £16 each. embassy indicates later American court martial arraignment after Italian court.
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Venice
Italy
United States
Chicago
Robert P. Wynne
Marine Guard
The
Chiago
Robert B. Ledbetter
John & Doddridge
Wilfred Langtry
CIA
San Marco
Wynne
Ladbetter
Home
Market notes and political opinion from 1904 era pages
Disjointed market items show cattle prices, hog receipts, and prices across regions with mentions of London and Baltimore. The column then shifts to a Roosevelt re-election critique noting doubt among party leaders about 1904 renomination and reliance on past advisers.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Hich
Archbishop Corrigan in Improved Condition at Easter
New York April 8 Archbishop Corrigan shows marked improvement after a peaceful day. Doctors report the pneu monia is now thorough and danger has lessened. The Archbishop remains under careful observation at the archiepiscopal residence with no public bulletin issued.
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New York
Corrigan
Pneumoni
Anak
Notice to reduce war office salaries sparks critique of army
A House of Commons member, after taking the oath, warned he would introduce a bill to cut the salaries of Sir William Brodrick, secretary of state for war, and Lord Selbourne, under secretary, aiming to spotlight alleged army inefficiency.
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Lord Beresford
House of ‘Commons
William Brodrick
Lord Selbourne
French mission ship Gau ss to sail for Rocheambau monument unveiling
Faris April 28 The warship Gau ss bound for the United States to represent France at the Rocheambeau monument unveiling in Washington May 4 is expected to reach its destination May 2 Governor Kara P Savage announced his withdrawal from NEC Aven comin a state ment issued to night.
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Wameship Gauss
United States
France
Rocheambeau Monument
Washington
Kara P
Savage
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