Union Strike Hits East Helena Smelter Over Recognition
East Helena smelter of American Smelting and Refining Company faced a midnight walkout as union men struck for recognition. Management refused to meet with union reps, offering only talks with employees or a bond to accept union terms, while promising no layoffs over wage or hour disputes.
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Helena
Apri
East Helena
American Smelting & Refining Comany
Morton
Whiteley
Ameter
All and
Tumion
Fem
Sen
Philip ‘Bowden
Western’ Federation
J. Minerg
Rowden
Bowden
Inawe
Indefinite shutdown looms for Helena plant strike
Workers at the Helena facility remain idle as management refuses to recognize the union and discharge concerns persist. Nine men have been laid off while others fear a long halt, with company telegrams directing customers to source ore elsewhere and no near prospect of reopening.
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Mr. Whiteley
Rowden
Whiteley
Britt
Bagt Halenia
Helena
Decree of Divorce Stands in Youmans Case
Bernice Youmans failed to reclaim her former husband as a jury verdict favored the defendant in a Big Timber divorce suit begun this morning. The case cites desertion in 1802 and notes Youmans’ later wealth as a sheep owner of Sweet Grass county. The judge adjourned to the June term due to Judge Henry’s illness.
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Standard
Big Timber
Youmans
Bernice Younide
Wisconsin
Sweet Grass County
Yomans
Explosion Aboard Fulton Injures Five Crew
An explosion occurred on the submarine Fulton at the Delaware breakwater. Five crew members were severely injured including Lieut Arthur Macarthur and Lieut Oscar Kohen. The Fulton and its convoys Mindora and Storm King were at the breakwater. The cause remains a mystery and authorities have not completed an investigation.
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Philadelphia
Fulton
Delaware
Arthur Macarthur
U.S
Oscar Kohen
G. B. Miner
Harry Moore
Charles Brethold
Aintine
Putton
Mindora
Newark
Norfolk
Cable
MacArthur
Death of Captain A Albers on the Deutschland at Cuxhaven
Captain A Albers of the Hamburg American steamer Deutschland died of heart failure in the charthouse as the ship neared Cuxhaven. He expired in the arms of his first officer after a long watch on the bridge following the vessel’s earlier rudder loss. The Deutschland, on a New York voyage, was later found to require repairs and layup for an extended period.
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Berlin
A. Albers
Cuxhaven
Alberst
Plymouth
North Sea
Hamburg-American Steam Packet Company
Capti
Hamburg
Deutschland
New York
Unclear OCR yields fragmentary state note
Fragmentary text mentions April 2 and names Jenaury Valencoe with a reference to today states. No complete event or clear entities beyond these fragments. The readable content is too incomplete for a definitive news item.
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Jenaury
Valencoe
MacArthur testifies on Philippine policy and Aguinaldo actions
Washington reports detail General MacArthur's testimony before the Senate Philippines committee. He defends war era decisions, disputes forgery claims tied to Aguinaldo’s capture, and discusses the Manila massacre order while noting possible multiple versions. The panel adjourned to consider further actions and a subcommittee trip to the Philippines.
Robbers at McGuire Ranch Burn Remains of Cattle and Tools
Special dispatch reports an organized band of robbers at the McGuire ranch west of the city stealing grain sacks marked H F Pletcher Co and other provisions. Deputies recover oats from Fletcher Co, uncover cattle remains burned in a driftwood pit, fruit boxes from H March, and tools from a ranch house. Two McGuire brothers left the country after jail breaks.
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Syth
McGuire Ranch
Theity
H. F. Pletcher & Co
Flot
Muir
Fletcher & Co
TC. K
H. St March
Tanch House
McGuire
George McGuire
Por-ter'McDonald
Helena Water Plant Fight Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today affirmed a district court judgment in the case City of Helena versus Ames Realty Co and others. The action sought water rights by condemnation to develop a city water plant, with the ruling delaying the city’s efforts. Associate Justice Mil Dorn prepared the decision, which is exhaustive on the complex law involved.
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Stancare
Helena
Supreme Court Today
District “Court of Lewis and Clarke ‘County
Ames Realty Company
McClellan
Prickly Peat Greeks
Mil Dorn
Water rights condemnation need clearer land and water details
The court urges detailed descriptions in complaints to identify lands using water, locations, diversion points, ditch sizes, and volumes of water. It notes without stating water volume and available supply, condemnation may be unnecessary and urges counsel to review the law on measurement by inches.
Shipping Combine Report Shapes British Interests
London discussants call the plan a shipping combine linking American registered companies to pool gross freights and value each vessel separately. British ships likely remain dominant as most fleets join. no sale of British ships to J. P. Morgan. Leyland Line shareholders meet in London with movers such as Movers, Wilding, Pierrie and Torrey, AP confirms no change in the situation per earlier dispatches.
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London
House of Commons
America
Leyland Line
Combine
Movers
Wilding
Pierrie
Torrey
Associated Press
Ballot Box Stuffers Surrender in Philadelphia Fraud Case
Former Deputy Coroner Samuel P. Salter of Philadelphia and Clarence Meeser and Joseph Rodgers of Washington surrendered to the court amid a ballot box stuffing probe. The trio, linked to a 14 member gang, faced charges over plans to cast 200 fraudulent votes in a November election led by Col. James M. Barnett. Five members were previously jailed on bail. the others, including government employees, had vanished until today.
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Philadelphia
Samuel P. Salter
Philphia
Clarence Meeser
Josep Rodgers
Washington
Mattves
Meeser
Copyright Department
Congressional Library
Rodgers
Capitol
James M. Barnett
Ith
Pennsylvania ‘Regment
Sta
George Kirtland
Kirtland
Salter
Rodgere
Consul General Percy de Leon Arrives Aboard Orizal
New York April 2 Percy M de Leon formerly United States consul general at Guayaquil Ecuador was a passenger on the steamer Orizal which arrived last night from Callao He denied reports he had been recalled to answer charges saying no charges have been made and he performed his duties to the satisfaction of his government Also United States Consul Dickey a passenger said he left Callao on a leave of absence.
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New York
Percy M. de Leon
United States
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Orizal
Coton
Callao
Peru
Wine of Cardui Promises Relief for Female Trouble Claims
A Chicago woman Madam Rosa Marliani credits Wine of Cardui with curing eleven years of womanly suffering. She says the remedy lengthened her nerves restored appetite and built up her system after doctors failed abroad. The ad touts Cardui as a cure beating weak organs and many illnesses in women despite harsh conditions.
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Rosa Marliani
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
French Singers Association
Munity
Madam Marliani
Cardai
Cardui
Wine of Cardus touted by Mrs Lee and Rosa Marliani
A testimonial recounts nine years of illness cured by Wine of Cardus and Thedford's Black Draught. Mrs Susan Lee of Demopolis Alabama credits renewed energy and ability to work after three bottles, urging others to consult their druggist and begin treatment today.
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Susan Lee
Demopholis
Ala
Cardus
Thedford
Lever
Madam Mariani
Contributory negligence upheld in Helena mine injury case
In a Jefferson county incident from Sept 28 1895 Martin Cummings sued Helena and Livingston Smelting for damages after a rock fell at the Alta mine. The supreme court affirmed a non suit on second trial citing contributory negligence by Cummings who exposed himself to risk.
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Standard
Helena
Martin Cummings
Supreme Court
Helena & Livingston Smelting and Reduction Company
Alta
Jefferson County
Cummings
Ted
Rueme
Shane Parker
Pig
On Trial for Manslaughter in Great Falls
William Hayward is charged with voluntary manslaughter after striking Harry D. Stokes with an iron pipe, fracturing his skull and causing death. Stokes and Hayward are Black. jury seated as trial proceeds with witnesses including George Thomas and Mrs. Mollie Stokes. Hayward testifies he was ill and left to fetch water.
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Stokes
Thomas
Mrs Stokes
Standard
Great Falls
William Hayward
Harry D. Stokes
Hayward
Octave Lemire
St. Peter's
Il Harrison
P. McNar
W. F. Foster
Trigg
W. P. Gosney
C.H Stafford
P. P. Lee
Alex Gordon
William Holzberger
Harry Shepherd
John Fielden
Great Falla
George Thomas
Moliie Stokes
Hou Stokes
Consul General Osborne Dies in London Residence
Consul General Osborne died at his Wimbledon home at 10:30 this forenoon after a long illness. Born 60 years ago, he was appointed consul general at London by President McKinley on March 18, 1897. He had been confined to his home since November, suffering from Bright's disease dropsy and heart trouble, yet remained conscious until near the end.
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London
Osborne
Wimbledon
William Mc Kinley Osborne
Mc Kinley
Bright
Mr. Osborne
England
Washington D C Consul General a McKinley cousin
Washington April 2 The deceased consul general was a cousin to the late President McKinley and was appointed to London five years ago. The Post is considered to be the plum of the United States foreign service, for the compensation averages about 825 000 per annum and the expenses are not particularly large. Mr Osborne was secretary of the Republican national committee during McKinley's campaign for the presidency.
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Washington
McKinley
London
United States Foreign Service
Osborne
Republican National Committee
President offers vacant London consul general post
Commissioner's visit to the White House reveals President McKinley offered the London consul general position after the death of the incumbent. Evans expects to formally notify him, with decision pending but likely acceptance. The deceased's family remained in Europe during his illness and death.
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Ngton
apri_sx
Evans
White House
William McKinley Osborne
London
Horse Thieves Steal Four Horses Near Bridger
Bridger reports a Monday theft of four horses a pair of saddles bridles and a ranch rifle. suspects Clare Babcock and David Briscoe fled toward the Crow reservation as Sheriff Potter led pursuit from Red Lodge and county sheriffs were alerted. Babcock, about 16, and Briscoe, seen working in Gebo coal mines, are sought.
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Stannara
Red Lodge
Sheriff's of
Ree
Bridger
Crow Reservation
Sheri Potter
Sheritte
Aajerning
Clare Babcock
David Briscoe
Babcock
Gebo
Telegrams Hold John F. Greer In Grayson County Case
On April 29 Sheriff O Connor received a telegram from Sheriff Clark of Grayson County. It states Greer who surrendered himself is not yet wanted in Grayson County or murder. The telegram from Independence notes Greer is to be held until further notice. Requisition papers are expected before Montana transfer.
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Peela Aunpavei
Wy Ee
Evan Arse
Helena
O'Conner
Clark
Grayson County
Jonn F. Greer
Grayson
Independence
Montana
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Dre
Bernice Youmans
Albers of
The
Centacniana
Philippine Investigation
Seal MacArthur
Aguinaldo
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Philippine Islands
National Party
Patterson
General Luna
Manila
Funston
la Cuna
Geral MacArthur
General Macarthur
Sandico
Lana
F.C. Burns
United States Army
Htthrowkh
Burns
Pilpino
Ta ‘Ob Smith
Lamar
Beveridge
Philippines
M'Guire Ranch
Jen
Evily
Plimirto Laverpool
Cor
Schatzlein
W. Broadway
Wadam Marliani
Mimnett
Dee
TAAAM
Harry Stoke
Europe
Gold Dust Twins
Aes
N. K. Fairbank Company
Boston
St. Louis
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