Changes in Its Laws At International Typographical Union
The International Typographical Union convened and enacted major law changes including a 54 hour weekly cap for evening and Sunday papers, broader membership tests, and stricter rules on exchanges of type matter. Debates over militia membership and wage-related reforms persisted, with several amendments approved to tighten dues, labels, and hours while preserving individual rights and organizational unity.
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Indianapolis
Ame
Addresserry
J. Sheffington
Committee On Laws
Law Committee
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Birmingham
Tost
Persson
Breitenstein
Ashville Net
Hyan
Newark
N. J
International Stereotypers and Electrotypers
United Typotheta
Typographical Union Celebrates Golden Jubilee in Music Hall
Stereotypers and electrotypers filled a 5000 seat Music Hall for the International Typographical Union golden jubilee. Speakers included Governor White of West Virginia and James M. Lynch. Montana associations plan Friday meetings to discuss sage hens season, turtle doves, and English sparrows protections. Officers: Richard Harlow president and A L Pimer secretary with a 300-member state branch.
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International Typographical Union
Governor White
West Virginia
James M. Lynch
Daveler
Salt Lake City
Standana
Montana Flak
Jame Protective Association
Helena
Montana Asso- Ser’ S Ceasel St Petes Een
Kettering
Montagu
Harry Palmer
Richard Harlow
Sherwood Wheaton
Frank K. Turner
A. L. Pi Mer
Fred Naugel Elrod
Missoula
Roa
J. M. Boardman
Stolen Bank Note Finds Its Way Home
The American National Bank recovered one of the notes stolen from the Great Northern express robbery in Northern Montana on July 2, 1901. Found at Glendive, the note bore the signatures MLC Kane as president and John as cashier, marking its return to circulation.
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Helena
Aus
American National Bank
Great Northern
Montana
Glendive
National Bank
T Bank
Mlc
Kane
John ” Cashier
Ames
Early morning Moro attack at Camp Vicars outpost
Moros surprised the Camp Vicars outpost as foggy dawn hid their approach. Sergeant Foley and Private Carey were killed while Private Van Dorn was severely wounded. The attackers, Racolods, numbered few and carried swords, slipping in from within a few feet of sentries before escaping as defenders rushed the post. The ambush may prompt a move against the town with its strong fortifications.
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Manta
Amman
Foley
Carey
Van
Dorn
State Treasurer drafts for Bozeman rural college funds
Helena Aug 12 Special Disputeh reports State Treasurer Barret sent a draft to the Bozeman rural college treasurer. The college remains cash based as per Interior department guidance. Warrants for the last outstanding agricultural college bond fund total 11010.
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Helena
Barret
Aue Rural College
Bozeman
Haa
Interior Department
Age Cultural College
Agricultural College
State Reform School
Builetins
Peasants Resist Army at Concarneau School Evacuation
Rioters block doors and hurl threats as gendarmes and troops attempt to seize a school in Concarneau. Beehives and armed resistance reported, with sisters expelled and a police stand-off lasting into the afternoon. Courts consider similar cases across the province.
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St. Meon
Folgoet
Senoor Au'st. Meon
Con‘arneal
Selock
Quimper
Concarneats
Getting Ready for School in Helena Aug Examinations Begin
Helena August report shows the state department scheduling teacher certification exams for eighth graders and prospectives this year. County superintendents will administer tests on August 2 and 3, while diplomas await those who qualify. The annual school census is also underway with forms mailed to districts and early returns expected, aiming to detail student counts and free text book provisions.
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Helena
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Department of Educ
Allan
Gage Leads In California Republican Convention Returns
Complete returns from yesterday's primaries show Governor Gage with strong support. The regular Republican organization commands a large bloc in the Attec convention as 400 votes are needed for renomination. In San Francisco Gage has 182 delegates and 74 of 96 in Los Angeles, while no major opposition exists in the Democratic primaries.
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San Francisco
Attec
Gage
Los Angeles
Syndicate Buys Omaha Street Railway Stock
An afternoon Omaha report states a New York syndicate led by J. and W. Seligman paid 9 cents per share cash for the Omaha Street Railway stock, totaling about 1000.08 in value. Most shares are held by Sith Butoe and Marshall Field of Chicago, with blocks recently consolidated. The Omaha company had recently absorbed the Omaha and Council Bluffs Bridge and Railway assets.
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Omaha
Aug
Omaha Street Railway
New York
Sith Butoe
Marshall Field
Chicago
Omaha Company
Omaha & Council Jutte Bride and Railway Company
Property sale terms and corporate capital details
The document notes an option extending to October 1 for the present sale with most of the purchase price due then. It mentions Omaha company's capitalization and Council Bluffs company's capitalization, and states the property has paid dividends of 4 percent for the past four years.
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Omaha
Sumay
Council Blufts
Billings Council Transacts Business and Vexing Proposals
The Billings council debated an ordinance banning mechanical music devices in saloons. A misreading delayed the act, a police sweep closed music boxes, and a remonstrance altered a proposed district. They discussed adding land to the northern city limits, dislodging draymen, drug-store removal orders, and bids for sidewalks around the city hall. A three year jail sentence for Groark and a resolved meeting date were noted.
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Standard
Billings
Alferman Benningoft
Pater
Groark
Taylor
Reunion Opens for Army of the Philippines Members
The third annual reunion in this city draws nearly 2000 delegates and veterans of the Army of the Philippines. Gen Irving Hale presides at a reception and meeting at Ate canium hall with Governor Cummins and Governor Savage in attendance. A Roosevelt telegram expresses regret at inability to attend.
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Society of the Army of the Philippines
Irving Hale
Heneral Hale
Lake Manaw
Cummins
Savage
Abraska
Hal
Roosevelt
Society of the Army
the Philippine
Cubs
Philippine Islands
Tam
Conspiracy Charges in Minneapolis Case Expand
A second indictment adds Mayor Ames, Norbeck and Gardner to charges of conspiracy to commit extortion and bribery. About 25 women were alleged to pay between 15 and 60 dollars monthly for protection. The October 1900 date is cited for alleged acts. The hearing follows a prior indictment against Ames and Cohen.
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Minneap Police Mik
w.Kinee
Hie Norbeck
A. Gardner
Bret
Ieph Cohen
A. A. Anes
Norbeck
Gardner
Aimer
Pred Ames
Tela
Lane highwayman robs Wells Fargo stage near Tonapas Nevada
A lone highwayman halted the Wells Fargo mail stage about 10:30 near Tonapas Nevada. Driver Dan Robbins was restrained with a shotgun and the treasure box opened with a sledge hammer. No passengers were aboard. Sheriff Long and Constable Sullivan pursued the suspect toward town, with a likely capture expected.
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Sacramento
Cal
Bee
Tonapas
Nev
Wells Fargo Mail
Dan Robbins
Sheriff Long
Sullivan
California Governor Gage Arrested for Criminal Libel
Henry T. Gage governor of California was arrested in Los Angeles on a warrant by John D. Spreckles and W. S. Leake of the San Francisco Call, charged with criminal libel. A habeas corpus petition was filed and a writ set for 10 o'clock tomorrow, with bail fixed at 50 dollars as Judge Shaw presiding. The case centers on actions taken in official duties and legality of arrest of a state governor.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Henry T. Gage
California
John D. Spreckles
Leake
San Francisco
United States
Authority to enforce school attendance in Great Falls
Great Falls Aug 1 truant officers to be more active as autumn opens. State and local officials will ensure every child of school age attends in the new year. State superintendent plans to remind school boards of the law and local truant offices will intensify efforts to bring outliers back to school with the goal of full attendance.
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Great Falls
J. M Lewis
Jose
Laat
Butte
Truant Attendance Noted in Helena City Schools
In Helena a truancy report shows many students missing school, but most gave valid reasons chiefly physical ailments. The truancy officer completed his survey and found only a few youngsters not attending, with better-behaved children evacuated to attend classes elsewhere.
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Helena
Grand jury to investigate stembeings killing in Illinois Wire office
Grand jury in Chicago to investigate the stabbing death of Scott at the Illinois Wire Co office in the Monadnock building. Stebbings testified he acted in a dazed state after being kicked and stabbed with a letter opener. Bail set at 20000. coroner’s jury urged grand jury action. Also, in Helena, Ernest Taker died by own action after drinking arboric acid. jury finds death by self act, Baker temporarily insane. Funeral plans for Baker in Bozeman area.
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Chicago
Bings
Walter I
Steb
Scott
Ilinola Wire Company
Monadnock
Stebbings
Tae
Helena
Aug
Yroner Brooke
Ernest T. Taker
Baker
Henry Baker
Madison County
W. B. Lorentz
Lombard
Bozeman
Miners Near Sept. 1 Strike Over New Contract
In the Flow Fitspurs district mine operators have not signed for the next year. The current contract ends Sept. 1 and union officials expect a strike then. If called, miners in Arkansas Kansas and Indian Territory will halt work.
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Fitspurs
Arkansas
Kansas
Inian Territory
Baby hit by switch engine near Stockett
A baby girl from Stockett was struck by a switch engine while sleeping between rails near the track. The engine, traveling about 15 miles per hour, tossed the child to the ground. the left foot was severed, right arm broken, hip and body injuries reported. The child was transported by special train to Deaconess Hospital in Great Falls with the mother and relatives. Outcome not yet known.
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Standard
Great Falls
Ola Gill
James Mitchell
Stockett
Celock
Deaconess Hospital
Wiece
Meas Stockett
D. F. Rambangaaw
Ana
Anthony
Pressure gauge testing by Helena Water Works
Fire Marshal F Day notified Helena Water Works manager Chessman that pressure gauge tests will be conducted on hydrants to determine pressures at courthouse elevation and below it. Tests will occur periodically and the water company may have a witness present for comparison.
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