Bates Says Militia Handling Cripple Creek and Telluride
Maj. Gen. Bates reports insurrection in Colorado mining districts and urges continued state militia presence at Cripple Creek and Telluride. He notes mines reopening, guards may stay months, U S troops not yet needed, and possible troop use if coal mine disorders worsen. Prices and company responses cited.
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Cripple Creek
Telluride
Washington
J. C. Bates
Colorado
Young
Denver
United States
Trinidad
Striking Miners Arrested in Telluride Jail Return
In Telluride 8 of 17 strikers fined for vagrancy were rearrested and jailed after failing to pay fines or leave town by 2 PM. Deputies seek to have them work on streets under guard. The scene follows prior arrests as 12 non union men arrive, with Tom Boy mine at 108 workers and Butterfly Terrible resuming. Salt Lake dispatch continues with Utah details.
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Price
United Mine Workers
Utah Fuel Company
Kramer
Breedon
Denver
Colo
Telluride
Tom Boy
Limoges Haviland china offered with historic resorts ties
One of Limoges oldest factories promotes Haviland china made for over a century. It highlights designs for De Monico s Hotel Walton Royal Poinciana and others, introduces new holiday pieces, and notes low prices with an official stamp showing exclusive sourcing. Clerks invite viewings and mention a quarterly dinner set giveaway.
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Limoges
France
Demonico’s
New York City
Walton
Philadelphia
Rurleigh
Washington, D. C
Victoria
Chicago
New St. Charles
New Orleans
Royal Poinciana
Palm Beach
Fla
Telluride Miners Rights Question Stays with Colorado Courts
President Roosevelt received a telegram from the Western Federation of Miners urging protection for miners ordered to leave the Telluride district in Colorado. Officials say federal action is not proper now and the matter rests with Colorado authorities and the courts to safeguard miners' rights.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Western Federation of Miners
Telluride
Colorado
Big verdict against the Southern Pacific
A federal jury in Los Angeles awarded Mrs. Cora Vernon 27,500 for her husband’s death in the Martinez wreck of December 20, 1902, marking a record high award for loss of life in the state.
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Los Angeles
United States District Court
Soothern Pacific Company
Cora Vernon
Martinez
Vernon
Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets Promise a One Day Cure
Advertises a patent remedy claiming to cure a gold illness in one day. Promises money refunds if it fails. Boxes bear the signature of E. W. Grove. Claims to relieve symptoms with a single dose and urges purchase from all druggists.
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E. W. Grove
Bartlett Murders Case Ends In Not Guilty Verdict
Not guilty was the verdict of the jury in the Bartlett murder case heard for two weeks before Judge Ball in the superior court. Michael Bartlett admitted killing his wife under extreme provocation and was acquitted of the murder charge.
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Seattle
Bartlett
Ball
Michael Bartlett
University Closes at Kieff Over Student Disorders
The university in Kiev is closed until January 3 due to renewed student unrest. Students refused to recognize the professors court trying 29 arrested for earlier disturbances in Kiev, Odessa, Kazan and Tomsk, later battering gates and damaging the building before Cossacks and police expelled them.
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Kieff
Russia
Odessa
Kazan
Tomsk
Gun Discharges at Miles City Bank No Injuries Reported
A gun stored at the State National bank to deter holdups discharged when knocked from a shelf by book keeper Theodore Bowden. It tore a ceiling hole. no one was hurt though Edith Whalen sat nearby and City Attorney Myers was in a second story room.
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Miles City
State National Bank
Theodore Bowden
Edith Whalen
Myer
Trinity College Trustees Reject Bassett Resignation
In Raleigh on December 2 the Trinity College board votes 18 to 7 to refuse Dr. John S. Bassett's resignation as history professor. The decision notes Bassett spoke opinions on Booker T. Washington in a magazine article not representing the college. Faculty and students disagree with Bassett but support keeping him.
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Raleigh
N. C
Trinity College
Johns. Bassett
Booker T, Washington
Bassett
Plan to reorganize International Bank
President Hunt outlined a reorganization plan for the suspended International Bank and Trust. A holding company would own 51 percent of a new Mexico based bank with 17 million dollars in silver capital. Depositors would receive stock equal to 5 percent of deposits and 95 percent in cash.
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Mexico City
Hunt
International Bank and Trust Company
New York
International Bank
Three More Boarders for Conley and M Tague
Kalispell dispatch reports sheriff to escort three prisoners to the penitentiary this week. Erick Michaelson convicted of first degree burglary for stealing from Bader Lumber and blowing it open, sentenced to four years. Two McIntosh hardware store suspects were convicted. one to four years and the other to one year. Tom Hall received four years and James Stevens one year.
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Standard
Kalispell
Erick Michaelson
Bader Lumber Company
McIntosh
Pale
Tom Hall
James Stevens
High winds cause damage and a shed fire in Miles City
A strong wind in Miles City on December 2 caused shattered large window lights and a saloon sign torn from its fixtures. Smoke revealed a coal shed fire in a red light house, started by hot ashes blown from a nearby heap and quickly extinguished by the fire department.
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Standard
Miles City
Noa
Bishop Abiel Leonard In Salt Lake Dies Threatened
Rev. Abiel Leonard bishop of the Salt Lake diocese is critically ill with typhoid fever and not expected to survive the night. He has overseen parishes in Nevada Utah and Western Colorado.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Abiel Leonard
Protestant Episcopal
Chuch
Nevada
Colorado
Deputy Sheriff Felix Alston Missing in Wyoming Mountains
Basin Wyoming December 2 searching parties have been sent to look for Deputy Sheriff Felix Alston who left town two weeks ago to arrest two saloon keepers and has not been heard from since authorities fear he was murdered in the mountains during the license law arrest attempt.
Body of Otto Frane to Arrive in Billings Friday Morning
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports P B Moss learned by telephone that the body of Otto Frane, the Wyoming ranchman killed near Meeteetse, will be brought to Billings on Friday morning aboard the Burlington line, escorted by Merril and Chappell.
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Standard
Billings
P. B. Moss
Otto Frane
Wyoming
Robert Gatlin Dies in New York at Home
Robert Gatlin son of the late R G Gatling inventor of the gun bearing his name was found dead in his New York apartments. Doctors attributed death to heart failure with high likelihood.
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New York
Robert Gatlin
R. G. Gatling
Doctor Cyrus Edson Dies in Roosevelt Hospital
New York reports the death of Dr. Cyrus Edson, son of former Mayor Edson, from typhoid fever at Roosevelt Hospital. He authored numerous medical books.
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New York
Cyrus Edson
Edson
Roosevelt Hospital
Santo Domingo Remains Unsettled Amid Government Row
General Augustine Morales, head of Santo Domingo's provisional government, pressed United States Minister Powell to replace Senor Galvan on the arbitration board. Powell refused, citing required adherence to prior U.S. engagements. Rumors of unrest mount, with Rosa leading disturbances at Barolana and calls for U.S. gunboat Newport's stay amid a desperate financial crisis.
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San Domingo
Augustin Morales
Santo Domingo
United States
Powell
Senor Galvan
Finance
Wes Y Gil
Candelario Rosa
Barolana
New Port
Post Office Bribery Probe Advances in Nebraska
Federal land jury resumes bribery conspiracy inquiry into Nebraska post office appointments. Focus includes Alma and Orleans cases as two Alma bank cashiers testify that Postmaster Mitchell borrowed $1000 around his Alma appointment.
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Omaha, Neb
Federal Land Jury
Nebraska
Alma
Orleans
Mitchell
Sheep feeding in Gallatin valley for Chicago and Seattle markets
In Gallatin valley 42000 sheep will be fed this winter for Chicago and Seattle markets in lots from 200 to 8500 head. Last season about 10000 were fattened here and sold well at good prices.
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Standard
Bozeman
Chicago
Seattle
Gallatin Valley
Is Cabbage Deadly A Georgia Poison Panic
The Charleston News and Courier reports alarming claims that cabbage from Georgia may carry deadly worms and poison. Reports from White Towns Union Dawson and Forsyth counties describe deaths following cabbage meals. a worm found in a head prompted chemist tests finding poison lethal to fifteen people. Authorities warn Georgia cabbages may pose danger to unsuspecting households.
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Charleston News and Courier
Georgia
Union
Dawson
Forsyth
Hartford Police Chief Named City Musical Censor
The Hartford Post reports Chief of Police Ryan is declared the city musical censor by the police commissioners. He will decide when street organs are instruments of harmony or nuisances, following a complaint by oil dealer C F Sweet. Concerts may be heard at the police station, and organ grinders may be hauled in for hearings.
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Hartford Post
Ryan
Board of Police Commissioners
C. F. Sweet
Sweet
Killarney
Big Room Underground Found by Chester Hunters
A party of Chester gunners in Mifflin county Pennsylvania discovered a cave near Burnham. They entered a six foot passage and descended a steep natural staircase to a large subterranean room that could seat 500 or 600 people, with notable stalactites revealed by torches.
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Mifflin County
Pennsylvania
Burnham
Death on Pacific Express Pilot in St. Paul Accident
In St Paul an eastbound Pacific express train halted after a mangled body hung from the pilot. Believed struck crossing the Short Line tracks, the man is identified as Arthur Bergstrom of Butte pending state authorities' confirmation.
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Standard
St. Paul
Pacific Express
Union Station
Arthur Bergstrom
Butte
Rev. R P Smith Leads Noble Work Sermon at College
Bozeman reports Rev. R P Smith pastor of St Pauls Methodist Helena conducts special services with Rev L H Mickle at the local Methodist church. This morning he spoke to college students on the Nobility of Work and was warmly received by students and faculty.
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Standard
Bozeman
R. P. Smith
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Helena
L. H. Mickle
Elk lodge memorial services set for Kalispell opera house
Kalispell plans memorial services next Sunday afternoon at the opera house. Charles M. Webster of Great Falls will deliver the address. A full program is arranged. Kalispell will hold one vacant chair for Fred Sauerbier, who died in St. Joseph Michigan in October.
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Standard
Kalispell
Elk Lodge
Opera House
Charles M. Webster
Great Falls
Fred Sauerbier
St. Joseph
Mich
County high school hosts three day art institute exhibition
Kalispell December 2 The county high school will hold an art institute in the assembly room of the school building this week. The art pictures, shipped from an eastern concern, will be exhibited as they are moved from city to city for this purpose.
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Standard
Kalispell
Lonnie Lawrence to Visit Billings for Lectures
Lonnie Lawrence known as the boy preacher plans a Billings visit with a Salvation Army hall lecture next Saturday evening and a follow up appearance at the opera house at 7 30 Sunday evening.
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The
Standard
Billings
Lonnie Lawrence
Salvation Army Hall
Opera House
Typhoid Toll in Butler On Dec 2 Adds 4 Deaths
Butler Pennsylvania reports 4 deaths and 14 new typhoid fever cases by 5 p.m. on December 2, reflecting a rising local outbreak.
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Butler
Bozeman Cow Barn Bid Deadline At Experiment Station
In Bozeman on December 2 bids are being received for constructing a cow barn at the experiment station. Bidders have until Friday of this week to submit proposals and the award will be made at that event.
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Bozeman
Executive committee to review bids for barn project
The executive committee will meet to consider the bids for the barn granted by the last legislature. It is hoped the building will be finished in time for next year's hay crop.
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Ing
Chilean Navy Buys Libertad and Constitution for 9 Million
The battle ship Libertad and the battleship Constitution were purchased by the Chilean government for 9 million dollars during speed trials on the Clyde and construction respectively. It is supposed the ships are intended for Japan.
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Santiago de Chile
Libertad
Clyde
Horses Learn to Swim in British Army Training Camp
At Aldershot the British army operates a swimming school for horses as part of cavalry training. Young horses begin lessons after two more years of service, guided by veterans and officers to enter water quietly and progress to swimming with others. They practise crossing rivers with troops, often bearing riders, while gear is minimized to maintain calmness.
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Aldershot
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