Upton and McGregor Convicted in Conspiracy Trial
In a federal trial at the United States District Court in Baltimore, Upton and Thomas W. McGregor were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government over a leather pouch contract. Sentencing postponed pending a motion. Principal witness Charles Smith testified against the defendants, while Rose and Bonaparte addressed jurors for the government. The defense criticized the Post Office Department administration and officials.
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Baltimore
Columbus Cl- Moll
Upton
Thomas W. McGregor
States District Court
Charles Smith
McGregay
Oseriet Altarnes Rose
Charles Z. Bonaparte
Washington
Willian
Alleged Gang Member Tied to Horse Stealing Ring
Carlton county officers brought Klaas Nelson to the county seat amid ongoing six week prosecutions for horse theft in this and Carbon counties. Nelson, described as one of four men in a gang, had been held after a prior arrest in Red Lodge and a misdemeanor trial. He is accused of stealing a horse from J. P. Van Tloose, sub Indian agent at Pryor Creek.
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Standard
Billings
Carlton County
Klaas Nelson
Nelson
Iaken
Red Lodge
J. P. van Tloose
Pryor Creek
Wool men meeting on a sound footing in Idaho
The Idaho WoolGrowers Association opened a meeting with President McMillan and Secretary Gwynn reporting strong footing as membership grew by over 100 this year. C Martin of the National Woolworkers and Independent Packing Co spoke on arid lands forest reserves and arid land needs, while outlining a $5,000,000 plant plan. Eighty delegates were chosen for the National Livestock convention in Portland in January.
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Rolse
Thaln
Der
Idaho
C. Martin
National Wirestork Association
Independent Fackins Company
Martin
Alma
Preking Company
Shipbuilding hearing breaks loose again in New York
At a United States Shipbuilding receivers hearing in New York Lewis Nixon president of the company testified and was followed by Lear W. Perkutsa. The proceedings explored Morgan & Co involvement with the shipbuilding firm including money loans and connections to the order flow. Defendants sought to suppress telegrams and letters about French underwriting, and a copy in court was pocketed by Mr Guthrie as reporters failed to obtain it.
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New York
Dec
United States Shipbuilding
Lewis Nixon
Lear W. Perkutsa
Morgan & Go
Morgan & Co
Tethienem Pluii
Edward Carter Dies in Helena Hospital
Special Dispatch reports Edward Carter of eastern Montana died last night in a Helena hospital after a long illness from consumption He had spent recent years in the Magest shell country and will likely be buried locally Funeral arrangements are incomplete The Cowboy Is Near Jail Case before Supreme Court and Jeasle Vall versus Joseph Gussenhoven occupied much of the day at Fort Heaton and in the supreme court with George H Stanton for the appellant and J N Booth for the respondent A jury awarded damages in June 1901 and Gussenhoven appealed
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Edward Carter
Montana
Chy
Carter
Bia Howe
Bie
Ie Stantard
Helena
Dec
Jeasle Vall
Joseph Gussenhoven
George H. Stanton
J. N. Booth
Fort Heaton
Gussenhoven
Secretary Ahaw Seeks 16000 Extra for Antitrust Enforcement
Washington report notes Secretary Ahaw transmitted to the House a request for 16000 dollars more to fund the Department of Justice for enforcement of antitrust laws. The filing highlights the ongoing push for greater resources to sustain legal actions and regulatory oversight.
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Washington, Dee
House
Young Former Slave Waliay Rhodes Dies in Paris Hospital
Waliay Rhodes, born to slavery on a South Carolina plantation, died today at the chy hospital in Loule at age 16. Washington reports treasury balances with available cash at 24,897,681 dollars and gold at 1,440,000 dollars.
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Loule
Waliay Rhodes
South Carolina
Chy Hospital
Washington
Lay
Treasury
Decision on Entry of Lands Affects Widowed Claimant
The secretary overruled prior rulings and held Mrs. Anna Bowes must reside on the land, voiding her homestead entry. The case involved a widow of a Civil War sailor claiming credit for his service under a statute. She had leased land to a cattle company with an option to purchase, a condition found invalid by the decision.
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Astington
Department
Anna Bowes
Xebragka
Bowes
Saltor
Ricaichard
Ertcy
Senate debates Post Office frauds and Cuba policy
The Senate in executive session discussed post office frauds and considered a Cuba canal treaty and a Wood nomination. Senators Gorman and Nelson sparred over investigation scope, with calls to reveal all facts while avoiding premature public disclosure. The Cuban bill and sugar interests were tied to the debate as the session adjourned.
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Washington
Dec
Senate
Panamia
Isthmus
Leonard Wood
Tall
Investi Bation
Yiost Office de Partment
Gorman
Resoluion
Ubey
Isle of Pines debate extends executive session in Congress
The House approved a resolution asking the Judiciary Committee to investigate the Isle of Pines question and report back. Crumpacker argued the inquiry should determine if the island is U.S. territory and if treaty powers may cede it to Cuba without Congress approval. The measure passed, and the House adjourned.
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Washington
Tia
Dunkroada
Tecummehalty
Ain Overstreet
Aia Wal Me
Vibe
House
Overstreet
Crampacker
Lochana
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Congress
Committee On Judiciary
Wilaink
Crompacker
Judiciary
Iite of Pines
United Sites
Mattar
Reneord
Hi Uae
Grosvenor
Senate
Vic
Crumpacker
Willing
Helena Montana News Highlights and Local Appointments
Helena reports the completion target for Helens new post offices building by March 1 with Major Hossford overseeing readiness. Inspector Packard praises the federal building as credit to the city while Melena Dee notes upcoming seventh annual convention of the National Livestock association in Portland. County Attorney Duncan files pretrial subpoenas. Isaac Gravelle the Northern Pacific dynamiter faces trial next week. Dr. B C Brooke is reappointed county physician. Jacob Dour wins a county poor farm contract. Judge Smith approves adoption of John Owens Wayne Ardias Loe Young.
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Tielena, Dee &—Mt
Park Avenue
Hossford
Invernment
Thal
Packard
Helen Monday
Helena
Duncan Working
Smith
Isaac Gravelle
B.C. Brooke
Board of County Commissioners
Brooke
Ile
Jacob Dour
Mer
Fragments Describe Ottawa Fire Victims and Refund Confusion
A garbled report from Ottawa Ontario mentions a priest injured in a university fire and confusion over refunds. It references the incident date and a plan to pursue details, with disjointed phrases about dying, healing, and financial matters.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Hather Faledam
Ottawa University
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Chanpagne
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China
Tamogey
France
Mata
Vermonico’s
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Model Walton
Philadelphia
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Butte
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Christiania
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Denmark
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United States
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Ida
Shane
Charles WF
Hail
Supreme Court
Aivascelle
Treasury Statement
Swanson
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Iteeuniatien Toe
Tawathieng
Ourself
Lea
Chicago
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Optim
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Secretary of State
Republic of Colombia
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High Oficia
Lede
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Judge
Maryland
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Posiofee Department
Horr
Calvin Preney
Gunion
Teller
Mr.Telley
Angar Trust
Sccre
Ohlalert
Wood
Eller
Havemeyer
Teller Mig
Kedinn
Frye Han
Thay
Washington, Dev
Mrye
Philippine Archipelago
de Pilepines Archipelago
United Storea
Melena
Dee
W. G. Pruitt
State Board of Glock Commissioners
W National Liveawck Association
Porthamson Don
Tonal Woolgrowers’ Association
Portland
Prient
Lajnrlon
Mayer
IF. Mayer Boot and Shee Co
Ilwausee, Wie
Sam
Linea
Savas
Nextianii
N.wex
THE
Hayner Distilling Company
ST. Paul
Minn
Dayton
St.louis
Teor
Spaulding & CO
Goldsmiths
Silversmiths
Diamonds
Bnestaioners Spaulding & Co
Jackson Blvd
Blair
Ayers
Easi
Hgarere
Mim
Schatzlein Paint Co
W. Broadway, Batts
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