Laying on of Hands Heals Fire Chief’s Gash in Town Incident
Fay amie Mawes demonstrated a claimed healing power by pressing his hands on a deep cut on John Seele’s head, stopping profuse bleeding before medical aid arrived. Keefe, a popular fire department member, received stitches from Dr. R. C. Munakan after a drunken misfire in what authorities called a routine roughhousing incident among police and jail staff.
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Fay
Jhn Seele
Weefe
Medcal
Keefe
Fire Department
R. C. Munakan
T Sharp
Wttemot
Police follow up clews in Chamberlain shop robbery
Police followed up clues yesterday and arrested Joseph Sullivan Joseph Murphy and W Peeples a boy of years old Only Peeples is held at the city jail Murphy was fined 80 for carrying concealed weapons Sullivan and Murphy were not guilty Peeples was identified by Oliver White of 114 Orketa street as a suspect in dealing of items from the burglary The force continues to work on the case
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Chamberlain's
Arizona Street
Joseph Sullivan
Joseph Murphy
W. Peeples
Peeples
Sullivan
Murphy
Oiiver White
Orketa Street
Boxer
Finlanders At Variance Over Arrest at Wilthouse Saloon
A Flander named Joseph Waika charged with instigating the arrest of a man he claimed caused his eye injury. The incident occurred at the Wilthouse saloon on Broadway and Arizona street, where the two men idler reportedly clashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Waika
Hoyle
Wily Hoth
Mae
Wilthouse
Broadway
Arizona Street
Petitions Seek Town Incorporation Amid Election Debate
A petition from 110 residents of an unnamed township asks county commissioners to consider incorporating a new town. City attorneys advised retrial, citing insufficient inhabitants. In a separate note, Dr Manly's relative injured when a horse rope entangled him, dragged several rods before rescue.
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Livingston
Baril
Cmtily
Darybofeners
Dee
Manly
Oxtehlig Norges
County Contracts Awarded for Public Works and Care
The county commissioners awarded contracts for county and posthouse practice. Dr Andrew Clark settled at $100 a year. P O T Smith got the grave burying contract at $20 each. Vincens howilat awarded county car services for the sick and poor with a rescindable term. efforts to erect aid facilities and equip the county poorhouse noted.
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Stamford
Billings
Dee
Board of
County Commissioners
Andrew Clark
P.ot. Smith
Panpern
Vincens Howilat
Paradise Lost in Market at Milton Patent Sale
London December 10 It is announced that the sale of Milton's Paradise Lost will be in the market and payment will be due in March unless privately disposed of at private sale.
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London
Striking miners buy revolvers amid unrest in Trinidad
In Trinidad Colorado on December 10 striking Ital an and Stellian miners bought revolvers and threatened violence against coal company employes. A Berwind attack involved Stella and Hallan women. The United Mine Workers plan a depot to distribute supplies to nearby camps amid fears of clashes with guards. Nearly 2000 miners attended the double funeral of Velia and Desans, victims at Segumto. In Cripple Creek Alexander Paul, secretary of the miners union, was arrested by the military last night for reasons not disclosed.
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Trinidad
Colo
Italaan
Stellian
Tawit
Tr Dw
Velia
Desans
Segumto
Cripple Creek
Alexander Paul
State Department Deliberations Delay Naval Move in Mediterranean
A terse dispatch notes the State Department awaits clearer information before approving a naval shift to Alexandretia. The Mediterranean squadron remains in eastern waters with target practice as planned, while low priority moves to the West Indies are deferred. A backup resource is kept in reserve for emergencies. In a separate case, Charles Spear sues Stoltz Bros in Park City over a $1000 chattel mortgage foreclosure tied to oats and herd stock, seeking $1, 062.25 plus $250 counsel fees and 10 percent interest.
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Washington
Dee
State Department
Navy Department
Rejrut Ie
West Indies
Alexandretia
Medterranean
Davis
Standard
Alkings
Charles Spear
District
F. G. Stoltz
Park City
Bame
Stoltz Bros
Tate
Oatthc
Resignation of State Land Register Lang Placed in Governor’s Hands
Special Dispatch to the Standard Kelona reports the torn resignation of rhamas D. Lang as state land register, whose retirement was announced earlier, now placed in the hands of the governor for action.
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Kelona
Rhamas D. Lang
State Land Register
Hnds
Loda
Interest of Wood in Captain Bellairs Case
Washington reports a senate talkney affairs inquiry on Col Charles Diehl’s submission of letters regarding General Wood’s request to retain Captain Bellairs as correspondent for the Associated Press in Havana. Bellairs reportedly left China in July 1902, with later statements defending him. hearings adjourned until Washington. A separate note mentions Secretary Root urging printing of Cuban revenue documents for congressional review, warning of misstatements about Cuba’s military government finances. A fire alarm from Bozeman notes a fire at FR M Gardner’s residence drawing department response.
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Washington
Ore
Senate Committee On Talkney Affairs
Charles
Diehl
Associated Mess
Figtes
Wood Tw Lin
Bellairs
Associated Presa
Vana
China
Associated Press
America
Gengrel Weoad
Lelluirs
Tellales
Oumbies
Dee
Toot
Frntz
Senate
Cuba
Congress
Root
Cubs
Fire damages caused by chemical blaze estimate seven million
An early report states a chemical fire damaged stairways and other areas affecting Deuce of J Ui Staats The Niemen Voon. Insurance covers about seven million in losses.
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Staats
Niemen Voon
Ineurance
Forsyth County Board Holds December Session Actions
Forsyth December session of the county commissioners approved several bills. The appraisers’ report on the new courthouse block was received with a valuation set and disputed. Bert Cateman was appointed justice and O G Bite constable for Forsyth township. A Tongue River road near the Wyoming line was laid out. County Treasurer Langley got a one day leave of absence. Taxpayers’ petition to build a 41000 wagon bridge across the Yellowstone near Forsyth was tabled pending engineering cost.
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Llandara
Worsyth
Board of County, Commissioners
Paar
Bert Cateman
Reger Anl O. G
Porsyih Lownelip
Wyoming
Langley
Yellowstone
Forsyth
Pittsburg Out After National Convention
Washington Bec 10 delegates from Chicago St Louis defend their claims to host the national convention. New Orleans seeks the honor but has yet to field a delegation. General sentiment favors Chicago, with St. Louis pushing to outpace rivals. Missouri offers 66,000 dollars to win the selection.
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Washington
Bec
Chicago
St. Pouis
New Orleans
New Orleany
St. Louis
Misiarg
Marines land at Guantanamo for formal occupation
Four wanted United States marines and 300 troops landed at Guantanamo Bay today and took part in simple ceremonies marking the formal occupancy of the naval station. The Cuban and American flags were saluted with military honors as the action proceeded.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
United States Naval Station
Denial Repeats Old Story On Korea Crisis Rumor
A dispatch from Taku asserts a Russian fleet nears Chefoo Korea to back opening Yangampho at the Yalu river and threaten 3 000 men to march on Seoul if Korea resists. The Russian foreign office and diplomatic circles deny the report as sensational, noting no confirmation from St Petersburg and cautioning against inflaming Japanese sentiment.
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St. Petersburg
Der.ji
Takto
Chemmipo
Korea
Russia
Yangampho
Yalu
Seoul
Foreign Office
Far East
M. Pavnoff
Beoul
Yongampha
Kkorea
Alexie
Ast
Baron de Loxeu
Japan
Anmival Diexiett
Charter I Renewed by Treasury for First National Bank
Billings December 10 The First National Bank of Billings charter renewed by the secretary of the treasury for another twenty years after its Dec 8 expiry. The bank thus enters a second degree of operational status in banking circles. Cadillac December 19 A jury convicted Mrs Mary McKnight of poisoning her brother John Murph and she received a life sentence.
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First National Bank of Billings
Secretary of the Treasury
Cadillac, Mich
Dee
Mary McKnight
John Murph
Mry. McKnight
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