Deserved His Sentence Two Women Protest Smith Pardon
Helena dispatch reports Mrs. H. F. Staple and Mrs. E. J. Welch of Clancy urge Governor Toole to deny clemency for J. W. Smith, jailed 10 years for manslaughter of his young son amid allegations of cruelty. They detail witnessed abuse and threats by Smith and his wife, urging justice.
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Helena
State Board of Pardons
J. W. Smith
H. F. Staple
E. J. Welch
Clancy
Toole
Smith
Jefferson County
Staple
Welch
Mr. Smith
Help to bring him to justice and petition from Mrs. Smith
The text questions who aided capturing him promptly and notes a petition from Clancy arranged by Mrs. Smith. It ends with a hopeful request to reveal any good in the man’s character and signs from Mrs. H. F. Staple and Mrs. Eb. J. Welch.
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Smith
Mr. Smith
Great Falls
Mrs. Smith
Clancy
H. F. Staple
EB. J. Welch
Wool Market Ends Strong Run At Big Timber
The Big Timber wool market practically closed, with 100000 pounds sold to Thomas Riley for John T. Lodge & Co and J. Koshland & Co of Boston. Riley led buyers with about 1100000 pounds, 55 percent of the total. Remaining sales were split among Jeremiah Williams & Co Boston Bach & Becker Philadelphia Dewey Gould & Co Boston and Hecht Liebmann & Co Boston. Highest price 1d, low 11 1 2 cents, average 13 1 2 cents. Of 2000000 pounds delivered fewer than 30000 remain in warehouse likely for local mills. J C Seidensticker Twin Bridges 16000 pounds to John T. Ledge & Co and J M Martin Bozeman 11000 pounds to J Roshtond & Boston. hide of 11 cents refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Riley
John T. Lodge & Co
J. Koshland & Co
Boston
Riley
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Bach & Becker
Philadelphia
Dewey, Gould & Co
Hecht, Liebmann & Co
J. C. Seidensticker
Twin Bridges
John T. Ledge & Co
J. M. Martin
Bozeman
J. Roshtond
Will Explore the Hills of Montana Expedition
A botanical and geological expedition led by Henry Cowles of the University of Chicago left Chicago aboard the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul line for research in Montana and Washington. The team includes Professors Grover and Meyers, J. M. Westgate, W. B. Mecallum, H. N. Whiteford, and others, with several ladies in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry
Anaconda Company and Hennessy File Government Suit Reply
Anaconda Copper Mining Company and D. J. Hennessy filed separate answers in U S court to suits by the government seeking timber values on public land. The responses deny the complaints except corporate existence. Anaconda also demurs claiming the timber description and identification are ambiguous and insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Company
D. J. Hennessy
Standard
Helena
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
D. J. Hennessy Today
United States
Governmnt
Finn Irrigating Company Incorporated in Helena
The Finn Irrigating company is incorporated with the secretary of state. Charles W. Nivale Andrew Pakkala Jacob Kleymer Alex Walbila and others are involved. Capital stock of 5000 dollars to dig an irrigating ditch on Rock creek in Carbon county.
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Standard
Helena
Finn Irrigating Company
Charles W. Nivale
Andrew Pakkala
Jacob Kleymer
Alex. Walbila
Rock Creek
Carbon County
Supreme court adjusts writ in Burdette O Connor case
The Montana supreme court altered the writ of supervisory control in the Burdette O'Connor matter by setting the return day ten days after service. Marshal Crain traveled to Butte to serve the writ on Judge Clancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
Burdette O'Connor
Marshal Crain
Butte
Clancy
Glass Works Burned in Stockholm Fire
Fire swept the Corta Glass works in Stockholm today. The plant, reported as Sweden’s largest, suffered extensive damage with unknown casualties as crews battled the blaze. Local authorities cordoned off the site while investigators assess the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Corta
Sweden
Many Rebel Victories in Colombian Conflicts Reported
A. Diez Guerrera in New York says trusted agents report a 17 day battle at Palo Negro in May with insurgents withdrawing after ammo ran low. Reports cite Generals Perrera Argila Castillo and Marin, a growing revolutionary army, and disruption of commerce as Cali and Bogota feel the impact.
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New York
A. Diez Guerrera
Venezuela
Palo Negro
Philadelphia
Guerrera
Benjamin Perrera
Pacific
Department of
Cauca
Argila
Atlantic
Santander
Possesson
Oceana City
A. Castillo
Clodmire Castillo
el Valle
the Magdalena
Marin
Jirador
Cundinamarca
Bogota
Colombia
Herrera
Tuiacco
Barbacos
Agent Guerrera
Maracaibo
Senor Valencia
Cucuta
Senor Guerrera
General Uribe-Uribe
Vargas Santos
General Castro
Castro
General Uribe
Caracas
la Guayra
Venezuelan revolt erupts as Gen Carlos Bengal Garbiras leads
Port of Spain reports a Venezuelan uprising with Gen Carlos Bengal Garbiras leading 4900 to 5000 armed rebels near San Antonio del Tachira. Government declares martial law and censorship limits details as the crisis unfolds.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Venezuela
Carlos Bengal Garbiras
Senate
Rojas Paul
Cipriano Castro
San Antonio del Tachira
Colombia
Republic
Panama Governor Alban Reports Colombian Revolutionists
General Alban, governor of Panama, telegraphed to the Herald that the revolutionists do not occupy any city or place of importance, indicating a limited or shifting threat amid the Colombia upheaval. The message underscores uncertainty about positions and aims to reassure stability in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alban
Panama
Herald
Colombia
Colombian Defense Against Foreign Invasions Strengthened
The article notes guerrilla groups attacking undefended villages while warning that Colombia faces threats of foreign invasion aided by presidents of Venezuela Ecuador and Nicaragua. It asserts the Colombian government is prepared and will act in self defense within the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Venezuela
Ecuador
Nicaragua
Marshal holds package for Uribe Uribe papers in Porto Rico
Ironton Ohio August fifth. S Wilson United States marshal for the district of Porto Rico says he has in safety deposit at San Juan a valuable package of papers and money belonging to General Uribe Uribe the South American revolutionary. They were seized by the insular police chief and secured by the marshal on a writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Ohio
S. Wilson
United States
District of
Porto Rico
San Juan
General Uribe- Uribe
Insular Police
Venezuelan battle report remains unconfirmed
Washington reports no confirmation from the Colombian or Venezuelan legations regarding a Caracas cable stating a battle occurred between Venezuelan government troops and rebel forces led by Dr Garbiras. No official word yet from Caracas or allied officials.
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Washington
Caracas
Venezuela
Garbiras
Rebels Raid Matachin Stocking Gunpowder For Railroad
A party of rebels raided Matachin on Saturday night and seized a quantity of powder and dynamite belonging to the railroad company. The government's cruiser Namouna with General Alban aboard sailed for Cartagena yesterday.
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Colon
Matachin
Namouna
Alban
Cartagena
War Rumors Rise Over French Turkish Diplomacy
Paris reports the foreign office won t confirm or deny Constantinople dispatches about the Quays company rights under a treaty and recall of M Constans. The Temps suggests recall or passport revocation for Salih Bey, with Delcasse and others away on holiday delaying a decision.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Constantinople
M. Constans
The
Quays Company
Salih Bey
Francaise
Turkey
Constans
M. Delcasse
Jurors Charge Bribery Tied to Anderson Trial
Four jurors in the Anderson case affidavit bribery attempts by Police Judge Thomas and Court Officials Schrader and Sadler. They allege offers of money for a guilty verdict. affidavits to be filed in district court. Sadler suspended as fire warden amid the dispute. defendants deny the allegations.
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Denver
Colo
W. W. Anderson
H. H. Tammen
FE. G. Bonfiels
the Post
W. J. Thomas
R. Schrader
PD. J. Sadler
Anderson
Police and Fire Board
D. J. Sadler
Major Charles A. Doyen Court-Martial Reprimanded
Washington reports Major Charles A. Doyen fleet marine officer of the North Atlantic squadron was found guilty by general court-martial and sentenced to loss of two numbers and a public reprimand. Acting Secretary Hackett indorsed that publication of the order shows the department’s duty to reprimand the officer for indulging in alcoholic stimulants.
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Washington
Charles A. Doyen
Fleet Marine
North Atlantic
Newport
Hackett
Doyen
Secretary of the Navy
Treaties To Be Ratified In Coming Trade Policy
Senator Cullom says no broad tariff bill next winter but many pending commercial treaties should pass. He notes 10 reciprocity treaties could reshape tariff relations and favors ratification if mutual benefits accrue with involved nations. He also discusses Philippines Cuba Porto Rico status and annexation sentiment.
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Chicago
McKinley
Canton
Cullom
Senate
Hanna
Congress
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
United States
Roosevelt Heads to Coyote Hunt Near Fountain
Vice President Roosevelt left Colorado Springs for a three day coyote hunt near Fountain. He travels with P. B. Stewart Alfred A. Cowles Lieut H K Devereaux John Goff and Joe Kenyon serving as guard and pilot on the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Roosevelt
Fountain
P. B. Stewart
Alfred A. Cowles
New York
Mr. Stewart
H. K. Devereaux
John Goff
Grasshopper Plague Overruns Naples Town
Naples New York sees a severe grass hopper outbreak with more than half the town infested. Farmers cut grain early to save what remains as the pest grows in intensity and scope.
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Naples
N. Y
Fire destroys Exposition Building in Kansas City
A blaze today leveled the old exposition building occupying half a city block in the eastern part of Kansas City. Across from a circus that pitched tents last night, a panic arose among the crowd awaiting the opening show, but no injuries were reported. The landmark edifice, slated for demolition with dynamite next Sunday to clear space for a new structure.
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Kansas City
No Recognization Rumor Denied by Union Pacific Leaders
In Omaha Nebraska on August 5 General Manager Dickinson and T M Orr private secretary to President Burt rejected reports of a management reorganization. Dickinson said the idea is absurd with no truth and Burt, at a Minnesota lake resort, noted the road would keep operating as before.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Management
Dickinson
Burt
Minnesota
T. M. Orr
Seattle man seeks writ in Nordstrom murder case
Portland, Aug 6 James Hamilton Lewis of Seattle appeared before United States Circuit Judge Gilbert in chambers to seek a writ of habeas corpus for Charles W Nordstrom convicted of murder in King county Washington. The judge denied the writ and a later request to summon the King county sheriff to show cause.
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Portland
Ore
James Hamilton Lewis
Seattle
United States
Gilbert
Chambers
Charles W. Nordstrom
King County
Wash
Mie
Lewis
Peruna Endorsed by Women Across States in Testimonial Slideshow
Seemingly random letters claim Peruna helps severe lung colds and general debility. Mrs C H Buck from Omaha praises its effect after a cold and mother’s guidance. Lillian Roenheld of Chicago Germania Club reports nervous strain and partial paralysis improved. Dr Hartman offers free treatment for women this summer in Columbus Ohio.
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Helen Murphy
Usanavsa
Wis
Peruna
Helen Murphys
C. H. Buck
Douglas Street
Omaha
Neb
Lillian Roenheld
Chicago Germania Club
Chicago
Hartman
Peyt
S. B. Hartman
Columbus Onhtio
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France
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Italy
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Roenhelds
E. P. Taylor
Billings
Mont
M. A. McLaughlin
Cor
Columbia Std
Seattle, Wash
Wen
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Butte, Montana
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