Emperor William Denounces Socialists in Bavarian Speech
Emperor William in Breslau declares laborers have been the focus of his care but warns against agitators from the socialist ranks. He says workers should avoid party ties and urges a plain workshop representative to sit in parliament, signaling a bid to curb socialist influence. A separate obituary notes local resident Mr. Koerner, once a union soldier, dying after a fall near the Grasshopper area.
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Breslau
Prussia
William
Socialist Party
Peror William
Essen
Krupp
Willian
Bannack
Glendale
Nathan Hobson
E. B. Sprinkle
Grasshopper
Anyon
Mr. Sprinkle
Koerner
G. A. BR
Dominion astronomer to aid marking of 4th parallel line
W F King of Ottawa will meet with the chief of the geodetic survey in Washington to plan a continuous visible marking of the 4th parallel from the Rockies to the Pacific. Ground tracing will occur in rugged mountains where marks were sparse. Congress may be asked for funds to carry out demarkation work.
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Washington
W. F. King
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Congress
Carrie Nation Returns to Topeka for Saloon Smashing Tour
Mrs Carrie Nation the saloon smasher arrived in Topeka and toured local saloons as she prepared for another smashing tour. A crowd formed and police arrested Nation for disorderly conduct, imposing a small fine. She vows to repeat her old-time exploits soon.
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Topeka
Kan
Carrie Nation
Mrs. Nation
Wright urges Philippine constabulary chief and coinage bill
Gen Luke E Wright vice governor of the Philippines testified before the house insular affairs committee advocating details of army officers as chief and assistant chiefs of the Philippine constabulary and backing the gold standard coinage bill for the islands.
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Washington
Luke E Wright
Philippines
House Committee On Insular Affairs
Philippine Constabulary
Wright
Islands
Funeral service for Philip Koerner held in Dillon
The funeral of Philip Koerner, about 70, German by birth, was held this afternoon at Brundage's undertaking establishment. The obituary notes he had been a long time resident.
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Standard
Dillon
Philip Koerner
Brundage
Montana State Bar to Meet in Helena Jan 17
The 18th annual Montana State Bar meeting will be held in Helena on January 17 during the legislative session. A banquet is planned for January 13 with papers on legal topics and toasts at the event. The organizing committee includes M. S. Gun and others from Missoula.
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Helena
Montana State Bar Association
E. C. Ruase
M. 8. Gun
A. Ballet
T. J. Walsh
R. L. Ward
T. C. Marshall
Missoula
W. K. Rodgers
Anaconda
United States District Attorney
BE. C. Roserve
Frank
Miracle
Ik. C. Russe
Pauline Criviansky Sues for Divorce and Custody
Pauline Criviansky of Great Falls files for divorce from Philip Criviansky of Belt in district court. She cites repeated cruelty including beatings since 1901 and seeks alimony, $100 attorney fee, divorce on extreme cruelty, custody of their three year old child, restoration of maiden name Pauline Muschek, costs, and general relief.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Pauline Criviansky
Philip Criviansky
Belt
Great Falla
Pauline Muschek
Amendment in force on county commissioners terms
Montana Governor J K To vie proclaims the constitutional amendment lengthening county commissioner terms to six years with staggered elections starting 1907. It preserves a continuing experienced member on the board and outlines the election schedule and vacancy rules. The proclamation cites House bill No 65 and notes the amendment’s adoption following the 1902 general election.
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Helena
Joseph K. Tool
Montana
State of
Board of County Commissioners
I. J. K. Tovie
Itching Piles Remedy Resp Ointment Guarantee
Itching, blind, bleeding and protruding piles are offered a guaranteed remedy. Resp Ointment promises money back if it fails to cure any pile case. Claims cures in six to fourteen days with one application offering instant itching relief.
Gould to Seek Injunction Over Colorado Fuel and Iron Stock
Denver December 1 The Times reports George Gould plans to apply for an injunction in New York to bar voting stock of Colorado Fuel and Iron registered in others names but owned by him He bought Fuel and Iron shares through brokers and cannot locate former owners unless transfers occur before books close he seeks to prevent any mis voting by registered holders.
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Denver
the Times Today
George Gould
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
New York
Gould
Lee Charged With Malicious Mischief in Billings
Special Dispatch to the Standard. Fred Lee faced a preliminary hearing in Justice Frank Mann and was bound over to district court on $500, unavailable. Ranchmen from Lake Basin accused him of firing a haystack owned by John Schroeder. Witnesses Schroeder Bowers Brown testified, with Brown identifying a bloodstained handkerchief linking Lee to the scene.
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Standard
Billings
Fred Lee
Frank Mann
District Court
Lee
John Schroeder
Lake Basin District
Schroeder
William F. Bowers
Jackson J. Brown
Brown
Livingston Considers Free City Mail Delivery Plan
The town's mayor plans a public meeting to decide on adopting free mail delivery. Livingston has qualified for carrier service under post office rules, with last year’s office receipts exceeding $11,000. Merchants fear a $190 annual cost from drop letters, while officials push house numbering and street naming to implement the system. If approved, full rollout could take four months.
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Livingston
Livington
Post Office Department
Capt. Perkins
Billings
Garnier
Big Firm Goes To The Wall In Boston
Boston collapse of contracting firm G Coburn & Co. threatens municipal work delaying city projects. Assets about 62 000 dollars. Debts include 75 000 owed to Central National Bank. Firm built two city hospitals and two Charlestown navy yard shops for the U S government. Failure blamed on Central National Bank closing tying up affairs.
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Boston
G. Coburn & Co
Ohich
Central National Bank
Charlestown Navy Yard
United States
Mr. Coburn
Pennsylvania Governor challenges Illinois quarantine on cattle
Gov. Stone protests Gov. Yates action against Pennsylvania cattle over foot and mouth disease. He notes no cases in Pennsylvania since 1882 and none in New York or New Jersey, urging removal of the Illinois quarantine and stating Pennsylvania remains free of the disease.
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Harrieburg
Mining Firm Wins Tax Exemption Ruling in Appellate Court
The Pines Pelican Mining Company, a four Colorado corporation with New York offices, won a favorable opinion from the New York appellate division. Justice McLaughlin authored the decision with all concurring, holding the firm should not be taxed for personal property.
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New York
The
Pines-Pelican Mining Company
Colorado Corporation
Toelay
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Whch
McLaughin
Change of Climate Not a Cure for Catarrh
Article argues climate change cannot cure catarrh and promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an internal remedy. Includes patient testimonial from A R Fernbank of Columbus Ohio praising relief after using 3 0-cent boxes and recommending for all ages to ward off colds and croup.
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Stuart
A. R. Fernbank
Columbus
Ohio
Dillon Man Held On Cattle Theft Charge
Louis Gerland of the Big Hole basin is held on 500 bond for cattle stealing with a preliminary hearing set for December 22. He allegedly killed a calf owned by Mrs Nelson of Horse Prairie. Deputy Game Warden Henry Avarie arrived from Butte to review the case as Dillon’s council reviews water works plans and prepares a special meeting. County commissioners adjourn after a long bills session.
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Standard
Dillon
Louis Gerland
Big Hole Basin
Nelson
Horse Prairie
Henry Avarie
Butte
Leane
Nogales customs chief Frank L Doan dies after five months illness
Tucson report says Frank L Doan United States customs collector at Nogales died today after a five month illness. He had succeeded William Hoey after Hoey’s removal amid alleged Chinese scandals. Doan was a son of Congressman Doan of Ohio.
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Tucson
Ariz
Nogales
Frank L. Doan
United States Customs
William Hoey
Deccasd
Doan
Onle
Rock Island grants wage increase for Choc taw shops workers
Guthrie Oklahoma December 5 The Rock Island Railroad company voluntarily raises wages for all helpers at the recently bought Choc taw shops in Pawnee Oklahoma and South McAlester Indian Territory. The increase is from 15 to 30 cents per day, making the new helper rate 1.65 dollars daily and affecting about 300 men.
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Guthrie
Okla
Rock Island Railroad Company
Pawnee
Ox.a
South McAlester
I. T
Jail Break Reported in Capanea Mexico Escapes 40 Prisoners
Phoenix dispatch reports another Capanea jail break in Mexico. Forty prisoners escaped, a posse pursued them, the fugitives were overtaken in the hills, and two escapees were wounded and recaptured.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Capanea
Mexico
German warships reach Willemstad Curacao from Caracas
The German cruisers Gazelle and Panther and the training ship Stosch arrived at Willemstad on Curacao Island after departing Caracas on December 5.
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Caracas
Gazelle
Panther
Stosch
Willemstad
Curacoa
Women of Woodcraft Elect Circle Officers in Great Falls
Women of Woodcraft circle 194 in Great Falls elected officers at a largely attended meeting. Guardian neighbor Nettie R Kirwan was named to lead, with others chosen for key posts.
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Standard
Great Falls
Women of Woodcraft
Circle 194
Nettie R Kirwan
Montana Auditor Seeks Annual Fraternal Insurance Statements
State Auditor J H Calderhead advocates requiring fraternal life insurers in Montana to file annual statements with the insurance department and pay a filing fee. He argues the move would protect the public, ensure transparency, and prevent low assessments from weaker societies driving out established organizations. He cites a 5,000 member group with $10,000,000 in coverage as an example and says fees would fund the filing system and public disclosure.
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Helena
J. H. Calderhead
Montana
Insurance Department
Au-Editor
Calderhead
Market Overrun With Old Debts Confounds Buyers
A flood of old debts on the market makes it hard for commission men to find buyers at any price. The sheer volume overwhelms demand, leaving lenders and traders seeking solutions amid uncertain confidence.
Robbers Intercepted Near Carton Post Office
A La Junta telegraph report says a posse cornered the three men who robbed the Carton post office Saturday night and later shot Sheriff Tate. In the ensuing battle two robbers' horses were killed, while the fugitives escaped after stealing fresh mounts from hunters. The posse pursues, and capture or death is believed imminent.
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Denver
la Junta
Colo
Carton
Tate
Violinist Kocian Debuts in Washington for Mrs Roosevelt
Bohemian violinist Kocian appeared at the Columbia theater in Washington for the first time, greeted by an audience including Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt. The Austrian ambassador and Mrs Hengelmuller attended, along with Reginald de Koven, Cortelyous, and other diplomatic corps members. Kocian has just composed and dedicated a serenade for Miss Alice Roosevelt.
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Washington
Kocian
Columbia
Roosevelt
Hengelmuller
Reginald de Koven
Teachers certificate exam yields several county names
Livingston reports results from the county superintendent examination for teachers certificates with Augusta Fisher Shirley Hatfield and J T Taylor approved first grade Laura Snyder Frank Taylor and Emma Searle second grade Blanche Welliver newly elected Meagher county superintendent and John Gough Clyde Park sought professional certificates under state rules papers sent to the state office for marking.
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Livingston
Augusta Fisher
Shirley Hatfield
J. T. Taylor
Laura Snyder
Frank Taylor
Emma Searle
Blanche Welliver
Meagher County
John Gough
Clyde Park
County bids approved for hospital care and medical services
Fort Benton hears the county commissioners accepted the bids from St. Clare’s Hospital for infirm and poor care, Dr. Carroll for medical attention, and D. G. Lockwood for medicines. The hospital charges $8.50 weekly per patient, Dr. Carroll sets $1.35 for medical care, and Lockwood will be paid $700 for drugs this year.
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Fort Benton
Dec. K
St. Clare's Hospital
Dr. Carroll
D. G. Lockwood
Slow Sale of Sheep from Fort Benton to Chicago
A large band of sheep shipped from Fort Benton to Chicago failed to recoup transportation costs. Reports say railroad firms may refuse future sheep freighting until charges are prepaid. Advices from Chicago note range overcrowding in the northwest.
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The
Standard
Fort Benton
Chicago
Immigration of Choctaw Indians to Indian Territory begins
Ardmore Indian Territory December 5 hundreds of Choctaw Indians from Mississippi have begun moving to Indian Territory. Many families arrived today to appear before the Dawes commission for enrollment. Indians must reside in Indian country for a period and prove Choctaw identity before allotment. Several thousand expected to reach the territory before February 1, the start of allotment.
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Ardmore
I. T
Mississippi
Indian Territory
Dawes Commission
New York Syndicate Offers Gold Backing for Mexico Deal
A strong New York syndicate is willing to provide gold to Mexico to establish a gold standard there. The amount named is 50 million dollars, though some bankers think half would suffice. There is sentiment to retain silver dollars with a nominal value.
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Mexico City
Dec
New York
Cuticura Soap Promises Skin Relief For Hands
Advert says red rough itching burning hands respond to a hot creamy lather of Cuticura Soap followed by liberal application of Cuticura Ointment. Recommends wearing loose kid gloves at night and notes Cuticura’s broad uses for skin care scalp cleansing and general toilet needs.
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A. F. Howard
J. J. Berky
Nettie M. Joslyn
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Elizabeth Williams
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Colorado
Tional Bank
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