Butte News: Complex Legal Battle Over Mason Contractors
In a Montana court, J F Ridley sues BIT Francis over a five percent contract fee tied to Mason Contractors association. Francis claims duress and illegal price fixing. Sidley holds the note, while the jury weighs rightful ownership and payment obligations amid threats and boycott pressure. Months concern revolver case and partnership dispute as other filings unfold.
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J.F. Ridley
Bit. Francis
Marney
Pion
Idaho
Francis
Tual
Mason Contractore
Nccess Il
Association
Prancis
Imne
Sidley
Wannn
Grave Dreyfus Case Papers in Hand for Commission Review
The Dreyfus petition and potential sentence revision dominate discussions as the justice minister weighs whether to pursue a court of cassation or war council action. Leading figures urge full exposure of the case while Durand confirms receipt of papers. delays loom as witnesses previously believed unreliable are noted and public interest grows among Jewish communities awaiting vindication.
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Farls, Bee
Franeg Ta
Porrew
Valle
Millot
Dreyfus
Fay
Rennes
Dreyfus Pitlen
Efile
Mtudke Muenteallag
M. Durand
Comusis Stan
Efe
King
M. Wallet
Stmi-Ministerial Publicnan
Andre
Anatusi Major Lsterhazy
British North America urged to adopt own doctrine
At a meeting of the Guard of trade George Holland delivered an address on the Alaskan boundary awards. He pressed that Canada should have a separate doctrine and warned that U S acquisition of St Pierre and Miquelon would harm Canadian interests and risk conflict with the United States.
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Ottawa
Guard of Trade
George Holland
Lord Alverstone
Holland
British North America
United States
St. Pierre and Miquelon
St. Lawrence
Canada
Wig Meat in Wheat St Touts Dec 1 Syndicate Sale
About 3,440,000 bushels of wheat valued at roughly 3.3 million dollars was sold on the merchants' exchange to a syndicate led by Darwin J Spencer. The No 2 red winter quality wheat was for December delivery and the trade was partly handled with capital cl go.
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St. Touts
Merchants’ Exchange
Darwin J. Spencer
Cl Go Capital
Che
Tragedy on Burlington Train in Nebraska Killing Two
A freight train collision near Mason City Nebraska on the Burlington line killed two men, TE Lackla of Brush Colorado and Thoms Dye of Eugene Oregon. The men were blasting in the same section when the wreck occurred.
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Mason City
Why Me Killed Her in Macon and Havana Case
A young man calling himself Frederick Simun surrendered to police in Macon on December 1 claiming he killed Alice Henninger after she laughed at him. He supposedly pressed her to marry him and used a Monkey Wrench during the confrontation. Berlin dispatches note shifts in imperial announcements due to illness, with Christoph von Buelow standing in.
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Macon
Amo
Frederick Simun
Havana
Alice Henninger
Miss Heninger
Ex-Treasurer indicted in Socorro embezzlement case
A Socorro grand jury indicted Abram Abertn, former county treasurer, on charges of embezzling about $30,000 in county funds and grand larceny of public records. The report includes scattered federal and Hawaii nomination notes and unrelated parliamentary items.
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Denver
Santa Fe
Socorro
Abram Abertn
Allice
Eka
Hoberts Reports on the Making of Money
Washington December 1 The annual report of Creator Roberts of the United States Mint Bureau shows coinage at Philadelphia New Orleans and San Francisco was active during the year with output higher than any prior year. Gold reserves and bar balances rose sharply and the mint faced demand for small denomination coins and Philippine issues. The report details net gains in national gold stock, silver and gold bullion deposits and exports and notes a large increase in gold barrel manufacturing. It also mentions imports and exports of gold and silver and overall earnings exceeding expenditures by 46 million. Washington December 1 Senators discuss adjournment impact on General Leonard Wood nomination and other confirmations amid uncertain Senate rules.
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Washington
Creator Roberts
United States Mint Bureau
Colnagr
Philadelphia
New Oreana
San Francisco
Treasury
Kilbourne and Kilbourne in disarray at duty trial
In Chicago on December 5 Major Kilbourne formerly with the Dakota department and a West Point graduate aged 69 was en route to Columbus Ohio. He had served as treasurer of the Philippine Islands during military rule 1898 95. In New York Capt John W W Coutren and several sergeants faced trial on charges of failure of duty during war. The proceedings involve the police force and relate to events surrounding President Roosevelt’s visit for the General funeral.
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Chicago
Iml
Charles FE
Kilbourne
Dakota Department
Columbus
Ohio
Migor Kilebourne
West Point
Ippine Islonda
New York
Der
John W.W. Coutren
Arethur & Deming
Representative Ralinsen Proposes Dunanese Exettabony Law
A political notice notes Representative Ralinsen of Vidiana introduced a bill to establish a new legal regime called the Chirene exettabony law, aimed at governing dunananese affairs. The proposal signals legislative attention to cross border issues and potential administrative reforms.
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Washington
Den
Ralinsen
Vidiana
Comptroller Reports Monthly Currency Totals For Nov 30 1903
The report shows national bank notes in circulation at 141,103,979 dollars, up 16,252,468 for the year and 1,486,298 for the month. Currency secured by lawful money totals 38,540,505 dollars, down for the year and up for the month. Government receipts and expenditures for November show customs at 19,280,347 dollars, a monthly drop. War department outlays fell by 1,150,000 dollars, navy up 704,000. Mint coinage for November reached 10,695,120 dollars with gold 9,?600, silver 1,401,000, minor coins 229,550. 14,652,828 silver pesos for the Philippines and 1,400,000 silver pesos for Venezuela were coined.
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Washington
Des
United States
Repuiville
Hieeson
Ware
War Department
Navy
Mint
Philippines
Carnegie funds boost planned tech school in Pittsburgh
Arthur Hammerschlag, director of the new technology school, returned from New York and announced Carnegie’s continued generosity. The endowment stands at 2 million dollars with additional Carnegie funds to cover building costs. Hammerschlag said he is ready to make the technical school the largest and strongest in the work if the people of Pittsburgh support it, with the final cost and scope to be determined by public appreciation.
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Piltgsburg
Arthur M
New York
aMelnliy
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegi
Hammerschlag
Planburg
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