National Live Stock Association backs Roosevelt in cattle world
Chicago December 4 the National Live Stock association passed resolutions praising President Roosevelt for understanding cattle interests and pledging loyalty to his leadership It backed federal inspection measures for wool and urged new interstate commerce reforms while calling for statehood for Arizona and New Mexico and other livestock security steps including eradication of buzzards and enforcement against horse thieves and cattle rustlers.
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Chicago
National Live Stock Association
Washington
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
F. G. Hagenbarth
Idaho
Gifford Pinchot
Oregon
California
Sterling Morton
Thomas Shaw
Univer
Sity
Minnesota
Davenport
Illinois Experiment Station
United States
William M. Springer
Washington, D. C
D. FE. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
C. A. Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
Vermon
Savage
Nebraska
Frederick V. Colville
Department of Agriculture
Arizona
New Mexico
Germany
National
England
Negligence Blame in Midwestern Train Collision
Adrian Mich Dec 4 coroner jury finds Wabash Railroad and train No 4 crew negligent in Seneca collision of trains 13 and 4. Findings cite lack of brakeman, signals, and improper adherence to orders by engineer Strong conductor Martin fireman Kastien brakeman Dittman for failing to stop and apply brakes at Seneca.
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Adrian
Mich
Seneca
Wabash Railroad Company
Aaron T. Strong
George J. Martin
Kastien
A. W. Dittman
Guilty Verdict in Grand Rapids Bribery Case
In Grand Rapids Michigan the jury found Attorney Lant K Salisbury guilty of accepting a $75 000 bribe to push a 4 million water contract with eastern capitalists Indicted co defendants Henry A Taylor and lawyers Thomas McGarry and Stilken V McLeod faced related charges Judge Newham denied a quash move and ordered contempt proceedings against State Senator George Nichols stayed while perjury subornation charges proceed
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Lant K. Salisbury
Salisbury
Lake Michigan
Salsbury
Henry A. Taylor
New York
Thomas McGarry
Stilken V. McLeod
Newham
Superior Court
George Nichols
Nichols
Must Keep Out of Church
Father Jeremiah Crowley, after apologizing to Cardinal Martinelli, will not be allowed to worship in the Cathedral of the Holy Name. In injunction proceedings, Judge Tutey deferred the case and no dismissal occurred as Archbishop Feehan had not instructed withdrawal. Crowley remains under oath not to worship in the parish.
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Chicago
Jeremiah Crowley
Cardinal Martinelli
Nelson Capsizes in Pacific Storm With 28 Crew Aboard
Reports from Astoria Oregon state the British ship Nelson bound for Queenstown with wheat may have capsized after a gale. Tug Wallula and Tatoosh aided earlier. the Nelson disappeared last night as its steel cable parted. Crew of 28 unaccounted as search efforts continue. some believe she may head for Puget Sound or the Columbia.
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Astoria
Ore
Nelson
Queenstown
Searen
England
Wallula
Tatoosh
Tatoosti
Banley
Puget Sound
Perriam
Columbia
Proclamation by Governor Toole on Louisiana Purchase Day
Governor Toole issued a flag day proclamation declaring December 20 the anniversary of the Louisiana Purchase transfer to the United States. President D R Francis of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition urged observance, with St Louis fair directors to break ground. The governor accepted an invitation to attend the exercises in St Louis.
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Louisiana Purchase
United States
Helena
Toole
D. R. Francis
St. Louis Fair
Governor Toole
Francis
St. Louis
What Causes Deafness A Catarrh Based Link
An era of ear specialists notes catarrh of the head and throat as a major cause of deafness. Catarrh can clog the Eustachian tube, harden secretions, and permanent hearing loss if untreated. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets touted as a safe, effective cure praised by physicians and affordable at 50 cents.
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Honkles
Stuart
British Sailor Abused by Colombian Troops At Bocas Del Torre
British consul and Captain Gallway plan to file complaints over alleged mistreatment of Tribune boatswain by Colombian soldiers at Bocas del Torre. Peace talks yielded Diaz’s promise to lay down arms and travel to Panama, with Diaz expected to arrive Havana with followers for surrender. General De la Rosa to become commissioner for prisoner exchanges.
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Colombia
Tribune
Bocas del Torre
Gallway
The
Hudson
Panama
Bocas del Torro
Peace Commission
de la Rosa
Domingo Diaz
Diaz
Lugo
Havana
Senor del Rio
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
General de la Rosa
Tumaco
Schwartz Gray Wedding Ties Stockman and Montana Society
Henry F. Schwartz and Miss Mary Gray wed at J. F. Patterson’s residence in Fort Benton at 10:30 AM. The ceremony was by Rev. H E Robbins. Schwartz is a prominent stockman near Box Elder. Gray is William Gray’s daughter with deep Montana social ties. Archibald Gray of Great Northern attended from Butte. The couple planned a Seattle wedding trip and will live at the Schwartz ranch near Box Elder.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Henry F. Schwartz
Mary Gray
J. F. Patterson
H. £. Robbins
Episcopal Church
Schwartz
Box Elder
Mies Gray
William Gray
Fhe
Montana
Archibald Gray
Great Northern Railroad
Butte
Gray
Seattle
Schwartz Home
De Lorimer building to host dancing school in Fort Benton
Special correspondence reports repairs to the De Lorimer building beside Center market for a dancing school run by Mies Chemedlin. Nine applicants seek teachers certificates with examinations split between Fort Benton and Chinook under Professor Davee. County commissioners are in session all week. Charles Lippard and W M Green bought ten carloads of 83 year old Hereford heifers at Great Falls. Lippard drives them to his ranch. Mrs Boyle and family depart for Washington, D C for the winter.
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Fort Benton
de Lorimer
Center Market
Mies Chemedlin
Chinook
Davee
Charles Lippard
W. M. Green
Great Falls
Company Wins Its Case in Damages Suit Against Railway
Nesena Dec 4 The damage suit of C. BH Anderson against the Northern Pacific railway, tried in federal court since Nov 25, failed in a verdict for the defendant today under court instructions. It is understood an appeal will be taken to the circuit court of appeals. Walter Zeitz, who rode with Anderson, also sues the company for 10000, continued for the term.
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Standard
Nesena
Anderson
Northern Pacific Railway
Circuit Court of Appeals
Walter Zeitz
Vanderbilt Fined in French Court for Automobile Collision
Paris court orders W K Vanderbilt to pay 1000 francs damages after a dog cart collision with his automobile last year. The ruling cites the four incidents as the cause of the award.
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Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Mayer presses disbarment claim against Weed in Helena court
Theodore Mayer ranchman filed a petition in court alleging professional misconduct by Attorney EF D Weed. Mayer accuses Weed of land sale deceit and misappropriation while Weed counters that Mayer seeks blackmail. The hearing will proceed as the court considers action. Also reported are wartime casualty notices and returned military remains from several units.
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Standard
Helena
Theodore Mayer
Prickley Pear
EF. D. Weed
Mayer
Weed
Wuwe
Washington
United States
George Meekley
Minnie Bowers
Hancock Brings Sick and Dead From Manila Route
The transport Hancock arrived in San Francisco with 900 soldiers including casuals sick and discharged. It ferried troops from Manila via the Warren and Sheridan after accidents near Kobe. Two deaths occurred on the Hancock and several bodies from the Sheridan and Warren were aboard. Congressmen Weeks and De Armond were among the passengers.
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San Francisco
Hancock
Manila
Warren
Sheridan
Nagasaki
Kobe
Weeks
de Armond
Willis G. Harriman
Company K
Third Infantry
Mary C
Staley Kills Man in Log Cabin Saloon Self-Defense ruled
In Baker City Oregon George Biles was shot by David Staley a fare dealer during a saloon altercation. Biles interfered with a card game and threatened heels leading to Staley shooting with a shotgun from ten feet away. Coroner's jury clears Staley of homicide claiming self-defense.
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Baker City
Ore
George Biles
Log Cabin
David Staley
Staley
Biles
Railroads hold New York meeting on rates and car supply
Representatives from nearly all western railroads met in New York to discuss maintaining freight and passenger rates across the region. A major issue was a rising car famine that could force per diem car charges. Reports indicated rate levels were satisfactory with no immediate rate cuts, and no ICC business was transacted.
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New York
Chicago
Great Northern
Hill
Ramsay
Ht- Caco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern Securities Company
Church Charter Granted in Guthrie for Living God Church
A territorial charter was granted today to the Church of the Living God in Guthrie Oklahoma marking the foundation of four new religious sees. Founder J B Christian of Barbers states he has found the way to heaven and already has a strong congregation.
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Guthrie
Okla
Church of the Living God
Christian
Barbers
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