Insular rulings end two more cases at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled on Pepke v United States known as the fourteen diamond rings case and Dooley v United States No 2. Chief Justice Fuller held rings from the Philippines were exempt from duty under the Paris treaty, while duties on goods shipped to Porto Rico were a tax for Porto Ricans rather than export duties. Dissenters included Justices Gray White Shiras and McKenna.
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United States Supreme Court
United States
Philippine Islands
Dooley
New York
Porto Rico
Fuller
Philippines
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Vyustices Gray, White
Shiras
McKenna
Philippine
de Lima
Bidwell
The
Downs
Emil J. Pepke
Spain
Congress
Brown
Gray
White
Pepke
Luzon
San Francisco
Chicago
Supreme Court
District Court of the United States
Illinois
Murrer
Senate
Didwell
Cuba
House
Justice Brown
Harlan, Brewer and Peckham
Quiet in Panama As Exile Expedition Aims Agua Dulce
All is tranquil in Colon following General Alban’s order. The Colombian gunboat Boyaca departs towing a troop-laden launch bound for Agua Dulce to clear liberal bands in Panama province. General Diaz’s former aide Jiminez surrenders in Panama. Britains Icarus returns. officials resume posts amid damaged records and confusion from Colon capture.
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Colon
Panama
Alban
Boyaca
Agua Dulce
Kelsaree Porras
Juan Antonio Jiminez
Domingo Diaz
General Alban
Diaz
Jiminez
Juan Jiminez
Icarus
South American
Mbnerals
Coion
Helena to Host Delayed 2 Round Fight Between Yanger and Wade
The sudden departure of Harry Monahan of Butte for California forced a referee change for the 2 round bout. Jake Yanger and Jack Wade will now be refereed by Ed Beadle of Helena. A special train to Helena leaves Butte at 6 p.m. and arrives at 10 p.m. on December 6, with the match held on arrival.
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Standard
Helena
Dee
Harry Monahan
Butte
California
Jake Yanger
Jack Wade
Ed Beadle
Np. m
Treasury balances report shows cash and gold totals
Treasury balance figures released from Washington on December 2 reveal an available cash balance of 167,010,064 dollars and gold holdings totaling 107,534,586 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Gold in Argentina says expert sees profitable mining
An expert with four years in gold mining in northern Argentina states there is little doubt gold can be mined profitably there. He notes abundant gold and a new process now making mining financially viable, predicting a flood of fortune seekers if practical results match laboratory tests.
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Argentina
Buenos Ayres
Lkely
California
Australia
South Africa
Klondike
Supreme Court Affirms Denial of Injunction In Montana Ore Case
The Montana Ore Purchasing company win in appeal preserves Judge Clancy’s denial of an injunction against working in the Pennsylvania lode claims. The ruling notes no abuse of discretion in denying pendente lite relief and discusses related rulings on evidence and testimony. The decision also upholds dismissals and cautions on improper transcript practices in a separate Cascade county case.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Milburn
Clancy
Boston & Montana
Montana
Pennsylvania
District Court of the Second Judicial District
District Court
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Bar
District
Brantly
Clements
District Court of
Lewis and
Clarke County
J. F. Grinstead
Forsyth
State Board of Medical Examiners
State Board of Medical Examiner
Grinstead
Board of Examiners
Great Falls Shooting Mystery Linked to Self-inflicted Wound
In Great Falls Montana on Sunday, Calkins is believed to have shot himself. Local doctors say the wound could not be self inflicted and McBride remains jailed. Omaha police doubt the shooter is Pat Crowe, suggesting misidentification may involve his Butte-based brother.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Benner
Cascade
Calkins
McBride
Omaha
Donahue
Mont
Pat Crowe
Montana
Butte
Big Sandy Man Hurt After Horse Kick In Great Falls
Peter Carter of Big Sandy was taken to Columbus hospital after a horse kicked him, injuring a badly bruised and broken knee. The Colum bus hospital notes eight Jap workers recovering well from Blair wreck injuries and ready for discharge. Lawrence Covington and Maybell Strong, both of Sun River, wed by Judge Safford. Nellie Hough's divorce suit against Jonas Hough dismissed. Conrad Cattle Company increases capital stock to 350000. stated assets 63715.77. Funeral for Maria Erika Frederickson set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. Readiness at post office expands services and space. City council pays November bills. bridge lumber contract with Great Falls Lumber Co. remains active amid delivery delays.
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Standard
Great Falls
Peter Carter
Big Sandy
Columbus Hospital
A. F. Langeway
Great Northern Railway
Blair
Lawrence S. Covington
Maybell O. Strong
Sun River
Safford
Nellie Hough
Jonas H. Hough
District Court
Conrad Cattle Company
Maria Erika Frederickson
Leonard Larson
Frederickson
Larson
C. P. Anderson
Helena
Wilbur Bros
Fifth Avenue
Great Falls Lumber Company
Tacoma
Debt declines as public debt shows month end total
The monthly statement of the public debt reports at December 3 1901 the debt minus cash in the treasury standing at 1 011 626 445 dollars, down 11 206 512 dollars for the month.
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Washington
Navy
Trial Begins In Bank Receiver Case Over Park Transport Stock
The Helena district court opened the case of E T Wilson receiver Merchants National Bank of Helena vs Herschfield. The suit seeks to set aside a stock transfer of Yellowstone Park Transportation stock made to the defendant's wife after bank closure to defraud creditors, notably the plaintiff holding judgment on his stock.
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Standard
Helena
E. T. Wilson
Merchants’ National Bank of
Herschfled
Yellowstone Park Transportation Company
Herschfield
State Loses Its Case Over Telephone License Tax
Helena December 2 The district court tested the ruling of Attorney General Ponovan on a 75 cent annual license tax on each rented telephone instrument. The verdict sided with the Rocky Mountain Belt Telephone company, and against the state. Judge Clements ruled for the company in a trial without a jury.
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Helena
Dec
Ponovan
Rocky Mountain Belt Telephone Company
Clements
Joyful Maternity and the Pinkham Remedy
Discusses healthy maternity and using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to strengthen female organs and address displacements. Claims actual sterility is rare and invites readers to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.
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Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lucy Dre Bert
S. Halstead St
Chicago
Ill
Pinkham
A. D. Jagpgt
Belmont
Ohio
Lydia FE
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