Red Shirted Cowboy Sought in Inquest Over Austrian Deaths
Coroner's inquest at Gregson probes whether a red shirted cowboy at the springs is the same man who shot two Austrians, Marco Nicolich and John Garsavesich, during the Sunday riot. Witnesses describe the red shirt, liquor influence, and contrast with Billy Gray in dark attire. Police seek the red shirted man to resolve identity amid shifting testimony. case postponed to Monday for additional evidence.
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Marco Nicolich
John Garsavesich
Billy Gray
John H. Raftery
Gregson
Gray
Dravos Ich
Peter Vucovich
Smith
Hom
Rattery
AU Gregson
Shim
Chicago
Harry A. Frank
Toole
Jarvis
Major Roote
Walker
Maine Leaders Push for Wilson Campaign Stops
Maine political figures urged Governor Wilson to make a few speeches before the gubernatorial election. His campaign schedule remains with his committee, with earlier reports indicating little chance of a Maine visit, though renewed hints suggested a possible stop before the September vote. In San Francisco, Judge Seawell gave Continental Loan Association directors five days to show cause on dissolving their affairs, listing liabilities over 318000 dollars against assets.
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Seagirt
N. Ju
Maine
Wilson
San Francisco
George 8. Walker
State Building and Loan
Association
Walker
The
Continental
Freight car demurrage rate raised to 45 cents
Chicago reports a flat per diem demurrage of 45 cents per freight car will take effect January first next year on all railroads, up from 3 to 35 cents in previous seasons. The American Railway Association released ballots showing 179 roads favoring the increase and 182 against, with ownership totaling over two million cars. A note mentions crackdown on foreign cars and a reward offer of ten dollars for a man at Columbia Gardens Sunday.
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Symons
Chicago
Railwa
American Railway Association
Columbia Gardens
Taft gains assurance on tariff bills veto risk
Washington August assurances from Regular Republicans Senators Rott Crane and Street to President Taft indicate little chance the Senate will pass the wool tariff bills over his veto.
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Washington
Taft
Rott Crane
Street
Senate
Bishop Waterhouse on visit to Butte and Helena
Bishop R. G. Waterhouse of the Methodist Episcopal Church South visited Butte en route to Helena and met with Rev. C. A. Rex Toad and Rev. Frank Hopkins, praising Southern Methodist work in the state. He noted Bozeman efforts under Rev. Andrew Walker and planned a conference in Butte, returning next week. Concurrent note: Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Barry was assigned to command the eastern army division with HQ in New York, as Gen. Frederick D. Grant retires. Col. C. P. Townsley to become superintendent at West Point.
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R. G. Waterhouse
Methodist. Episcopal Church
South
Butte
Helena
C. A. Rex= Toad
St. Paul's
Andrew Walker
Hey
Walker
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Boze=han
Bishop Waterhouse
Grand Street Methodist Church
Missoula
Bishop Waters House
Washington
Thomas H. Barry
U.S. A
Military Academy
West Point
Army
New York
Frederick D. Grant
C. P. Townsley
First Artillery
Portland
Ulery
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Avery
St Springs
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Prings
Roote
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Barry
Gran
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