Roosevelts St Louis visit marks dedication of expo
President Roosevelt arrives for Louisiana Purchase exhibition ceremonies in St. Louis. He is greeted by Governor Dockery and Mayor Wells and attends talks at Odeon hall and Music hall. He tours St Louis University, pays tribute to General Sigel, and later travels to Keokuk Iowa amid large crowds.
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St. Louis
Good Roads
Music Hall
Roosevelt
Forsyth Junction
Odeon Hall
Francis
Dockery
Missouri
Keokuk
Iowa
Wells
Carter
National Commission
Weis
Loeb
St. Louis University
Cardinal Gibbons
Father
Mississippi
Louisiana Purchase Territory
Franz Sigel
General Sigel
Judge Mann This Afternoon Solves Wedding License Issue
The bride was under age and could not locate someone to witness her father’s signature for a license to marry. L. L. Moffett, arriving from Wyoming on the afternoon train, came to the rescue and provided the needed assistance.
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Judge Mann
L. L. Moffett
Wyoming
Charge Against Moore Dismissed in Harris Case
Helena April 29. County Attorney Lincoln Working dismissed the complaint against Raymond Moore brought from Butte on suspicion of knowledge of Evan J. Harris death. Inquest found Moore had nothing to do with it. The district court also faced Roy Jones charged with involuntary manslaughter for the fatal blow. penalty ranges from one to ten years.
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The
Standard
Helena
Lincoln
Raymond Moore
Butte
Evan J. Harris
Working
District Court
Roy Jones
Jones
Harris
Odds and Ends Stockouts Soak Shoe Line Prices
The store notes never sold regularly under five and a half dollars and four pounds, with a three fifty dollar price in another entry. They admit losing money on every pair while discounting odds and ends, not a full size run, but some sizes remain in every line.
President Roosevelt Visits Quincy Illinois Ad dress on Currency
President Roosevelt stopped at Quincy Illinois this morning for about 45 minutes. A large crowd gathered as he was driven to Courthouse park where he delivered a short address. He discussed the question of currency.
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Quincey, Ill
Roosevelt
Courthouse Park
Roosevelt makes first Missouri stop in Hannibal
President Roosevelt arrived in Hannibal at 12 45 PM and spent about fifteen minutes addressing a large cheering crowd. The stop marked his first appearance in Missouri during a campaign swing.
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Hannibal
Roosevelt
Missouri
Stockmen to Fight Beef Trust With New Capital
Denver April 29 Twenty five million dollars have been subscribed for stock to a cooperative company by members of the National Livestock Association to oppose the beef trust if the Chicago packing houses merger proceeds. President John W Springer said the association could build a chain of packing houses in principal western and eastern points if needed. The trust people know we mean business and we have the money to compete.
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Denver
National Livestock Association
Beef Trust
Chicago Packing Houses
John W. Springer
Springer
Oregon Supreme Court Grants Probable Cause Certificate
Salem Ore April 29 The supreme court granted a certificate of probable cause in the state versus Pleasant Armstrong. Armstrong was convicted of murdering Miss Minnie Bmsminger of Baker county on December 25 and sentenced to hang on May 8. The case has already been appealed.
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Salem
Ore
Supreme Court
Pleasant Armstrong
Minnie Bmsminger
Baker County
Reporter Denies War Dept Claim On Baldwin Interview
The Denver Post denies the war department statement that the reporter involved in General Baldwin interview was discharged. The paper says no action is planned and the reporter has sworn an affidavit confirming he quoted Baldwin correctly.
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Denver
the Post Tonight
War Department
General Baldwin
Baldwin
Thayer and Todd Tie the Knot in Fenton Wyoming
Frank L. Thayer and Charlotte Todd, both of Fenton Wyoming, were united in marriage by a ceremony on April 29 in Thayer-Todd. The couple plans to reside in the area and starts their life together.
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The
Standard
Billings
Frank L. Thayer
Charlotte Todd
Fenton, Wyo
Clad in gala trappings Saint Louis awaits dedication
A crowded arrival scene unfolds as diplomats from Washington and President Cleveland are greeted by committee members at the station. The diplomatic corps and Cleveland are escorted to quarters, then proceed to the residence where President Roosevelt is also a guest, amid a throng of admirers and officials.
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Washington
Cleveland
Francis
Roosevelt
Forsyth Junction
Question of co-surety argued to the court
In Helena this morning the case A A Lisker against John J O Rourke was argued and submitted in the supreme court. Lisker, the plaintiff and appellant, sues for contribution as a co-surety after paying over 400 dollars on a 2500 dollar note of Northwestern Brick and Supply to First National Bank of Butte. The bank renewed the note. Lisker signed again and the defendant indorsed on the back. The bank sued the corporation and the surety, not including the defendant. The defense claims Lisker as trustee and alleges failure to file annual company statements, making him liable.
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Ghhe Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
A. A. Lisker
John J. O'Rourke
F. P. Howell
Lisker
Northwestern Brick and Supply Company
First National Bank of
Butte
Corporation
Gallatin Institute Comes to an End
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman April 29 The Gallatin county teachers institute closed this afternoon continuing the work from Monday and Tuesday Instructors included Dr Bagley Professor Harmon Professor Cooley and Miss Hartman The session opened with a vocal duet by the Misses Hartman a recitation by Miss Ellen Benepe and a geography and history civics lesson by Dr Bagley and Professor Harmon An address on Education and the State by Dr James Reid president of the agricultural college concluded the program Miss Ferguson county superintendent of schools organized and promoted the event
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Standard
Bozeman
James Reid
The
Agricultural College
Miss Ferguson
Two Helena Weddings Set After Licenses Issued
In Helena on April 29 two marriage licenses were issued. Dr M W Billings will wed Mrs Grace Fisk Bryan at 9 am tomorrow at A J Fisk’s Rodney street home before a California visit until June. Miss Clara Bullard and Herbert W Brown were married tonight at the bride’s parents home on Madison and Hemlock with a large reception.
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The
Standard
Helena
District Court
M. W. Billings
Grace Fisk Bryan
A. J. Fisk
Rodney Street
California
Clara Bullard
Herbert W. Brown
St. Paul
Madison Avenue
Hemlock Street
Great Falls land office to move to courthouse
Great Falls officials announce the land office will relocate tomorrow evening from First Avenue South to the Cascade county courthouse. The office is expected to open in the new location Friday morning, with full operation taking several days as the move is completed. The new quarters are larger, better lit, and more conveniently arranged.
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Standard
Great Falls
Tie vote yields won by Kinman in Jefferson county race
In Woodville district Jefferson county a school board race ended in a 28 28 tie between Mrs C E Kinman and Payton Allred. Kinman received a certificate after a dispute over illegal votes and a withdrawn opponent. Kinman appealed to force filing. writ returnable May 4.
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Standard
Boulder
Clancy
Butte
Alma Kriger
Jefferson County
Woodville
C. E. Kinman
Payton Allred
Kinman
Allred
County Superintendent of Schools
W. W. Welch
Woman is shot guarding brother in Illinois quarrel
In Galesburg Illinois on April 29 Mrs Edward Morrison died after leaping between her husband and her brother Frank Cronkrite during a shooting quarrel. Edward Morrison and Frank Cronkrite are under arrest.
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Galesburg, Ill
Edward Morrison
Frank Cronkrite
Thaw Settlement Details for Earl of Yarmouth Bride
Mrs. Thaw explains in a press message the settlement tied to Miss Thaw becoming Countess of Yarmouth. Income from three trusts will support her and the Earl, with future provisions for Hertford if he outlives his father. She criticizes newspaper guessing and ciphered reports.
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Mamma Thaw
Earl OF Yarmouth
Pittsburg
Associated Press
William Thaw
Countess of Yarmouth
Miss Thaw
Countess of
Yarmouth
William Thaw Coke
Lord Yarmouth
Fidelity Title and Trust Company of
Hertford
Change of time affects Northern Pacific trains at Billings
Billings April 29. A time change goes into effect next Sunday on the Northern Pacific. Only trains 1 and 2 at Billings station are affected the north coast limited in either direction. No. 1 westbound arrives at 11:02 instead of 10:27. No. 2 eastbound arrives at 10:10 a m, one hour ten minutes later than present.
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Standard
Billings
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
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Waltham Watches
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