Montana Senate Passes Hoffman Fair Trial Bill In Afternoon Session
Helena dispatch reports Montana senate approved Hoffman senate bill No. 1 allowing supreme court reviews of facts in equity appeals, and passed eight hour constitutional amendment. The body also advanced senate bill No. 4 adding cost allocations on venue changes, with passage by 21 to 3 and an 8 hour amendment unanimous. House held no session.
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Supreme Court
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Helena
United Copper Company
Montana
Senate of
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Teton County
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Fitzgerald Kills Woman Then Fatally Shoots Himself
New York reports Lester M. Fitzgerald a glass maker shot and killed Mrs. Matilda Wood in a Williamsburg Brooklyn hotel then killed himself with the same pistol. The couple, who registered as Lester C. Fitzgerald and wife, were found dead. a theater worker who heard the quarrel and witnessed the shooting via a keyhole.
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New York
Lester M. Fitzgerald
Matilda Wood
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Bryan meets Loubet in Paris before Swiss trip
William J. Bryan was received by President Loubet in Paris with Ambassador Porter arranging the audience. He will depart tomorrow for Switzerland.
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Paris
William J. Bryan
Loubet
Ambassador Porter
Mr. Bryan
Switzerland
Princess Elizabeth of Windisch Graetz Denies Killing Claim
Prague reports there is no basis for a rumor that Princess Elizabeth of Windisch Graetz shot and killed an actress found with Prince Otto. The hunting prince and imminent word from Princess Eliza beth's camp frame the story as a jealous fiction from theater colleagues.
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Otto
Windisch Graetz
Austria
Prince Otto
Elizabeth
New York
Lion Tamer Killed by Four Lions in Germany Cage
In Dessau Germany today Frau Fischer a lion tamer was killed in a menagerie cage by four lions during a hoop jump act. She whipped a lion triggering its leap and the animal disemboweled her as three other lions attacked, tearing her apart before a large crowd.
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Dessau
Germany
Frau Fischer
Dowie Proposes Settlement to Clear Zion City Debt
John Alexander Dowie presents a plan showing assets of 18 845 210 and liabilities of 4 058 349 at Zion City meeting with creditors. He offers settlement terms with 10 percent immediate, 25 percent at six and nine months, then 40 percent in one year, targeting outside merchandise creditors.
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Dowie
Zion
Prisoner plot at Salem penitentiary investigated
In Salem Oregon on December 7 a rumor spread that prisoners tried to deliver poison to guards. An investigation found one night guard fell mildly ill after a midnight lunch, a circumstance amplified into an alleged outbreak.
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Salem
Ore
Geer Buys Statesman in Salem Oregon
Former Governor T. T. Geer has purchased an interest in the Daily Oregon Statesman in Salem and will serve as editor guiding the paper.
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Salem, Ore
T. T. Geer
Daily
Oregon Statesman
Young Man Inherits Fortune After Mother's Death
Ben W Meidner a 26 year old wanderer once with the Raymond Fatal Wedding troupe learns he inherits about 100000 from his mother Mrs R B Meidner of St Louis. He lives in Great Falls washing plates at Fuller studio and plans to go to St Louis when funds arrive.
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Standard
Great Falls
Ben W. Meidner
Fuller
Central Avenue
Minneapolis
Meidner
Raymond “Fatal
Missoula
St. Louis
Legacy to Ben Meidner Settles at 200 Dollars
In St. Louis the estate from the late mother of Ben W. Meidner of Great Falls Montana totals 200 dollars after a small life insurance payout. The heir will receive this amount as his portion of the inheritance.
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St. Louis
Ben W. Meidner
Great Falls
Mont
Ben
Grand Jury Probes Nebraska Adjutant General Office
Federal grand jury in Omaha began an inquiry into the adjutant general’s office over an appropriation to reimburse the government for penitentiary blankets after the two year old fire. Adjutant General Culver and two office employees, from the Colby administration, were summoned as witnesses.
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Omaha, Neb
Federal Grand Jury
Adjutant General of
Nebraska
Culver
Chester Tin Plate Mill Accepts Salary Cut. Plant to Restart Jan 1
Chester West Virginia December 7 The workers at the Chester tin plate mill of the American Tin Plate company have accepted the companys reduced wage scale and the entire plant will resume operations on January 1.
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Chester
W. Va
Chester Tin Plate Mill
American Tin Plate Company
Record Breaking Cargo Arrives in Boston on Knight Morant
The British tramp steamer Knight Morant reached Boston from Java with 11 000 tons of Java sugar, reportedly the largest cargo of sugar ever brought to any port.
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Boston
Knight Morant
Java
Five Grand Rapids men named in second water scandal round up
Grand Rapids police issue warrants for seven prominent men connected to the Lake Michigan water scandal based on confessions and police court testimony. An eighth warrant is planned as arraignments loom with figures including J Clark Sproat and Charles S Bureh among those targeted.
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Police Court
J. Clark Sproat
Grand Rapids Democrat
Charles S. Bureh
Grand Rapids Evening Press
Eugene D. Conger
Grand Rapids Herald
J. Russel Thomson
Isaac FF. Lamoraux
William F. McKnight
George E. Nichols
Lonia, Mich
Endeavor Reports Seaman Lost Overboard Near San Pedro
The four mast schooner Endeavor out of Puget Sound, 19 days at sea, reached San Pedro with news of John Michaelson missing after a fierce southerly gale last Saturday. Captain McCallop, the first mate, and crew tried to rescue him by small boat but the heavy seas thwarted the effort.
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Los Angeles
Endeavor
Puget Sound
San Pedro
John Michaelson
McCallop
Sharon Plant Resumes After Order Scarcity
The Sharon works of the American Steel Foundries in Sharon Pennsylvania reopened today after a shutdown due to lack of orders. Wages remain unchanged but workers will stay on the job while negotiations proceed for a new agreement.
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Sharon
American Steel Foundries Company
Heines Political Child Born Amid Helena Speeches
A large crowd gathers in Helena as Warren and George preside while Heinz partisans and employees deliver speeches. Attendance from Butte is strong. other parts of the state are light and scattered.
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Butte
Warren
George
Heinz
Helena
Montana
Governor Toole
William Seallon
D. J. Hennessy
Eugene Carroll
Tom Carter
Frank Collins
Anaconda
John Smith
Havre
Mr. McDonald
Madison
Peter Breen
W. B. George
Billings
Montana's new anti corporation party launches in Helena
A Montana political group organized in New Jersey with $80 million capitalization is launched in Helena as an anti corporate party. Delegates from Silver Bow Missoula Basin and other counties fill the auditorium amid mixed enthusiasm and questions about its real agenda and ties to United Copper.
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Helena
Montana
New Jersey
United Copper Company
Iate
Heinze
MacGinniss
Smith
Carlos Warfield
J. H. Trevise
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Billings
S. G. Murray
Missoula
D. M. Evans
A. CC. Gormley
Great Falls
C. S. Warren
Butte
Boston
Charley Warren
California
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Silver
Jim Reynolds
John Helehan
Weston
Hugh T. Wilson
D. Milrey
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al Frank
Bacon
Treiour
Bains
Sullivan
Corn
Bob Ellis
R. R. Wedekind
Ed .Z. Mahoney
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