Cattleman Gillette Settles Debts Through Kansas City Representative
A signed statement from Cattleman Gillette, from Fostoria Ohio, says he plans to settle debts totaling about 1.5 million dollars through his Kansas City representative who handles his creditors and assets. He claims his affairs are managed to protect creditors and that payments will come sooner than otherwise. Also in brief, ex-alderman McCool defended against a bribery charge and the Russian-Chinese bank plans rail subsidies and a Paris St. Petersburg subscription for a 3300000 dollar line between Chin Ting Fu and Yuan Fu.
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Raosss City
Grant C. Gillette
Fostoria
Onio
Kaneag
Kansas City
Toy Poy
Gilette
St. Petersburg
Itusso Chinese Bank
Paris
Chor Ting Fu
Chil
Tx Yuan Fu
Shan Si
Work of County Commissioners Special Dispatch to the Standard
Miles City December 1 special dispatch reports the county commissioners have transacted multiple items including adopting a resolution to dismiss the cases of Custer county against the fallon wagon defendants, with cases now poised for action.
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Miles City
Dec. U
Custer County
Fallawag
County court action notes and bids call
In district court Briggs and Tilly John Winworth R 7k Driggs and Continental Land and Cae Co appear. Treasurer WIG moves to transfer 125 to the general fund from trust, 63.85 in the case Stassmueven. A resolution calls for bids for county printing for four years, to be opened March 1 at 7 AM. Also mentions county physician fee and accident claim.
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Briggs & Tilly
John Winworth
Driggs
Cotinental Land and Cae Company
Wig
Stassmueven
Wad. Accentent
Porto Ricans Demand U S Recognition of Puerto Rico
Portorican figures led by San Juan mayor Tron Robert H. Todd and Jove Gomez Hincus visit Washington to press President and the Republican National Committee for political recognition of a Puerto Rican republic party. They seek representation within the national party and alignment with Republican principles.
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Washington
Repubilewe
Ute Island
Todd
Hricos
Parlo Rico
Ue Mational Republican Committee
Miles City Council Meeting Recap and Appointments
City officials discussed a war department notice about a water supply right of way across the Keogh reservation. Superintendent Moas was authorized to visit Billings for opera house wiring plans. City clerk J Gordon resigned. mayor named J E Farnum to succeed him, but aldermen blocked the appointment. H Ballard appointed to fill the unexpired term of the late Alderman Wilson.
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Samia
Miléa City
Dee
Keogh
Moas
Hillings
Alata
Gordon
Andria
J. E Farnum
Alin
H. Ballard
Wilson
Mining Congress Preparations Gear Up in Portland
Portland officials and businessMEN completed a plan for the American Mining Congress to meet in Portland on August 1, 1904. The $3,000 guarantee fund was raised in a single afternoon, securing the convention's return to the city. The executive committee voted to back a federal mining department bill, headed by a cabinet member, to be introduced in the next session. Committee members will depart for homes tomorrow.
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Portland
Ore
Congress
Association
Fede
Department of Mines and Mining
Mining Congress
Secretary Aytoy's $71.20 Request for U.S. Buildings
New Haven Washington Dec 11 reports the president sent to Congress a message recommending $71.20 for the cost of a $125,000 building in Washington to serve as permanent quarters for the Bureau of American Republics. The secretary also asks $1,000 to purchase a site adjacent to existing public buildings.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Bureau of American Republics
Roymity
Military boards plan gradual artillery withdrawal
Boldicea Com Mome reports the joint army and navy board will retire artillery units from Guantanana and Jahla Londa Cutue within a year, keeping forces at naval stations and withdrawing companies from Maven and Santiago as needed. The 3rd and 10th artillery at Havana Deh and Dehnetaed are cited in the transfer plan.
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Washington
Army and Navy Board
United
Santiago
Havana
McMichael on Probation and Possible Dismissal
Washington December 11 The civil service commission unanimously recommended to the president removal from office of Thomas McMichael of Philadelphia after an investigation into alleged violations. McMichael made explanations to the president regarding the actions in question, which were deemed unsatisfactory, and he will not be retained.
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Washington
Prsiuonser Cinyton McMichael
Philadelphia
Civil Service Commission
Bik
McMihael
Ias
Thoosewelt
Riehler
Udine
Maine Tenance
East Africa Brigade
Tun Gorinny
Basi Ama
Opa
Daron von Kardeit
Sintea
Baron Tien
Aplrian
Ramelulhyr
Laaguer
Tratesiinia
Tendon
Des
Peking
The
Times
Rusela
Dapay
China
Japan
Manchuria
Lien Rang
Board of
Foreign Attaire
Tha Rossen
Washington, del
David FR. Francin
Wiliam Th. Thorpian
J. M. Houser
St. Louis Grobe-Democrat
Bartholdt
Wall St Toula
Local Court Hears Forgery Case Against Juki
A court proceeding centers on forgery charges against Mrs. Juki as the grand jury reviews evidence. Male Genver and others traveled from St. Louis to the depot en route to Florence for the case. Rodale is awaiting details of the trial while Bonds are set near nine hundred dollars.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
McCool
exCity
Lant Kk
Superior Court
St. Louis
Dee
Jamen
We UO
Floris
Rodale
Noc Howe
Faermont
Fe Grand Jury
Emperor Hosts German Ambassador Return Visit to Roosevelt
Baron von Sternenberg met President Roosevelt in Washington on December 11 to present Emperor William’s goodwill message and discuss a cordial farewell, with a brief personal note not released publicly. In Brazil, Rio Janeiro traders report a budget amendment to cut duties on imported coffee. In California, Jerse D. Cart, noted pioneer and landowner, died at 63 after a sudden collapse.
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Washington
Baron von Sterneberg
Roosevelt Aday
Germany
William
Ballina
Gal
Jerse D. Cart
California
Finzen of Celty Wins Novel Medal Prize
Dr Finzen sid Copenhages, Bec awarded the Novel medal prize yesterday but is described as in dangerous condition. The report notes his achievement and current health concerns without graphic detail.
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Copenhages
Bec
Finzen
Dangerously Ale
Reichstag Debates Army Immorality And Reforms
The Reichstag discussed army abuses and moral issues raised by officers actions. War Minister von Falkenhayn defended the service, acknowledged abuses, and promised corrections. He cited Lt. Telsen’s book and noted penalties for misuses while warning against broader sensationalism and socialist influence. The session touched on militarism, social democracy, and calls to curb revolutionary rhetoric amid rising socialist votes.
Washington Debates Persian Envoy Arrival and Cotton Trade
Fragmented OCR text reports a Persian high official's health leave and pending arrival in Washington, with a ceremonial welcome planned by Washington authorities. It also notes discussions in London about imperial grants in cotton growing in West Africa, and details on Lancashire experiments and U S crop shortages driving policy shifts in the British cotton trade.
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London
Tee
West Africa
Iment
Hintlsty Growing Association
Lancashire
United States Agricultural Department
United States
Montana Items of Interest from Great Falls and Beyond
Readable notices from Great Falls and Kalispell recount tax distributions, court actions on mining claims, estate sales, and local governance. Highlights include a $10,360 state share of county tax, a mining sale at $13,000, Stout’s Helena stint, and various school examinations and local events across multiple towns.
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Uver Teoberis
Cageade County
Treas Arded
Great Falls
Dec
Lirtne
Lealle
Fay Korker
Adminisienirix
Marcella
O'Leary
Violet Bayker
Fire Destroys Shona Le Junta Locomotives In Santa Fe Fire
A blaze in Shona Le Junta Colorado destroyed Santa Fe railroad shona engines today. Seven locomotives were badly damaged with property loss estimated at about 99,000 dollars.
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Colo
Tec
Santa Fe Railroad
Patterson push for strike inquiry in Cripple Creek incidents
Senator Patterson today introduced a Senate resolution directing committees to investigate the miner strikes at Cripple Creek Colorado and to examine martial law, press censorship, and habeas corpus issues. The proposal seeks subcommittees with power to compel testimony and issue subpoenas for the inquiry into the Cripple Creek disturbances.
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Washington
Patterson
Senate
Cripple Creck
Telluride
Colo
Lotado
Willesses
Yale Forestry Building Destroyed By Fire In Connecticut Losses
Yale University sustained a severe loss when the forestry selling building was gutted by fire. The total loss amounts to £100.69 with many rare plants and trees destroyed that cannot be replaced. The building, once the rent fence of Prof. Marsh, was a stone, five story structure.
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Wew Maven
Conn
Dee
Yale University
Merning
Marsh
Ransuena
Striking Salt Lake coal miners seek state arbitration
A mass meeting of striking coal miners in Telper Utah with full district representation decided to ask the state board of arbitration to intervene and work toward a settlement between the Utah Fuel Company and its striking employees.
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Salt Lake
the Tribune
Telper
Utah
Utah Fuel Company
Adjuster Sent Up for Insurance Fraud
New York jurors sentenced Max Kronfelat, an insurance adjuster, to not less than three years nor more than three years and nine months in the state penitentiary for presenting false claims to an insurer after admitting dishonest methods used in public adjuster work.
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New York
Max Kronfelat
For Rent Roommate Wanted Penna Seapine Area
Three newly furnished rooms for rent in Seapine Penna area near 334 Grane Street, Bute. No children allowed. seeking a modern setup with a single roommate.
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Grane Ste, Bute
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