Wood Getting Crooked Deal In Military Confirmation Debate
Washington cable reports Secretary Toot addresses Senator Proctor on Brig Gen Tasker Bliss's testimony regarding General Wood. Bliss denies press reports misrepresenting his evidence, urging corrections to protect Wood’s reputation amid accusations of improper silver service duties and duty remission claims.
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Senate hearing resumes on charges against General Wood
Dr. C E Fisher testified before the Senate Committee on Military Affairs that General Wood was intimate with Hellairs and knew of Bellatrn s bad record. He recalled a 1900 trip to the Tale of Pines where he warned Wood about an Havana Post article exposing Hellairs, which Wood did not want printed.
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Leonard Wood
C. E. Fisher
Chicago
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Hale Chosen as Chaplain of Pensions in New Start
Washington December 14 republics de Rev Edward Everett Hale of Boston and other senators in caucus today selected him as chaplain of the pensions for an incoming term beginning January 1. Hale, 84, Congregational minister, accepts the tendered post with Boston December 4 filing note.
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Edward Everett Hale
Cauens
Boston
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Hin Toma
Two Men Pardoned by Governor Toole
Special dispatch reports John Rose, convicted in Deer Lodge county for criminal assault and sentenced to 25 years, granted an unconditional pardon by Governor Toole pending pardons board approval. Rose faced Aug 20, 1910 release with good-behavior credits. petition signed by Deer Lodge and Powell counties residents, eight jurors among signers. Also pardoned is Vamilo Perez, Cascade county convict of 1901 for assault on Adrienne Baque, who urged clemency. Perez sentenced to five years, release likely Sept 18, 1905 after good-time allowance.
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Bec
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Toole
State Board of Pardons
Rose
Harrington
Anaconda
Powell Counties
Vamilo Perez
Cascade County
Adrienne Baque
France
Paidon Peres
Chief Travis Returns With Alleged Forger
Helena December report says Chief Travis returns from Livingston with Parker, a youth wanted in Helena and Portland on forgery charges. Parker declines comment, his father seeking settlement to drop prosecution. Portland awaiting trial. CRUS checks alleged to total about 800.
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Porl Pravis
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Parker
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Deer Lodge
Denver Citizens Alliance calls for committee on labor strikes
The Denver Citizens alliance executive committee passes a resolution urging the appointment of a committee to investigate labor strikes in Colorado and the state officer's conduct. They demand publication of true facts, refutation of Senator Patterson's statements, and delivery of copies to the president and Senate.
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Senate
Citizens’ Alliance of Denver
United States Senate
Supplemental report filed on Daly estate in New York
New York Dec. M. William Wile son state transfer tax appraiser filed a supplemental report on Marcus Daly estate who died Nov 1 in New York. The gross personal estate estimate rose to 1846 while prior figures showed 6820 998. The widow and four children are to share one half of the net as each. Claims against the estate total 1 624 500. Daly was a resident of Anaconda Montana and the will was probated there.
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New York
William ©. Wileson
Marcus Daly
Wiil Rec
Murder at Wisconsin asylum shocks Lancaster crowd
William Mayme superintendent of the insane asylum in Tancaster Wisconsin was killed by patient Thomas Fox who struck him with a poker, stunning officials and triggering an investigation into the hospital's security and conditions.
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Tancaster
Wis
William Mayme
Thomas Fox
Senators Hear Cuban Bill Debated by Congressmen
Debates on a Cuban revenue bill unfold in Washington as Senator Malley of Texas and others challenge presidential authority and treaty validity. Senators Teller Depew Lodge, Stewart and Bailey weigh constitutionality, immigration parallels, and political coercion amid calls of duty to suffering Cubans.
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Cuttel
Malley
Texan
House of Representatives
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Dolley
Teller
Depew
Lodge
Cuba
United States
Stewart
Hailey
Nevada
Senator Stewart
Mr. Bailey
Imore's Bay
Senate
One Thousand Charges Against Lt Schilling Heard
Private trial opened at Meta today on a thousand charges of cruelties against Lieutenant Schilling of the 88th Regiment of Infantry. The proceedings are to be kept private as the case unfolds.
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Sheriff Returns Without Warnock in Fargo Case
In Fargo the sheriff arrived after Warnock, manager of the Western Stock and Grain Exchange, was charged with a felony. Warnock fled to St. Paul before the sheriff’s arrival, and officials stated he resisted extradition.
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Ois
Helena
Sheriore Nett
Fargo
Ry VY. Warnock
Western Stock and Grain Exchange
Argo
Sloan Wins Case Against French Jockey Club in Turf Dispute
The court found in favor of Ted Sloan the American jockey against the French Jockey Club over a warning off the turf tied to Roweide. It ruled Sloan's action lawful and condemned the club to pay costs with the amount to be assessed later.
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Timber theft charges loom over Mormon group in Carbon county
A county board resolution forwarded to U S district attorney Rasch alleges wholesale timber cutting by a Mormon colony near Pryor mountain in Carbon county Montana. The group reportedly cut millions of feet and planned a road to access more public timber before moving their mill. The board seeks swift action to halt the alleged theft. Also reported Sailors Home schooner driven ashore at St Mary’s Bay with six crew lost. Senator Clark’s condition improved at his residence in New York.
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Red Lodge
Carl Rasch
United States
Helena
Board of County Commissioners
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Rasch
Carbon County
Mont
Bik Horn County
Wyo
Lafa
Pryor Mountain
Tne
Wyoming
Big Horn
Hay Ami
Ava
Dee. M
St. Marynay
Prsica Doors Opened By Opinion Of Court
The Missouri supreme court ruling allows habeas corpus writs to affect many cases, including suburban franchise doodle convictions. Attorneys say statues may have expired, hindering new indictments if charges fail. Nine cases were wiped from the docket as witnesses were sent to the grand jury, with indictments needing solid information. The decision requires informations to be sworn to by prosecuting attorneys with personal knowledge of the facts.
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Dee
Supreme Court
Falk
McDonata
Criminal Divisio Court
Grand Jury
Remains of Spencer cremated at Hampstead
London December 1 the remains of Sir Merbert Spencer were cremated at Hampstead. Dr Leonant Courtney spoke briefly on the dead man’s memory and an Indian gentleman presented an offer to donate 5000 dollars to endow Spencer professorship at Oxford University. Fargo North Dakota December 4 a telegram from Montana authorities announced Warrick the money broker’s discharge on a fusion charge. attachment proceedings were satisfied and Warmock was discharged.
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Merbert Spencer
Hampstead
Leonant Courtney
Phil
Spencer
Oxford University
Fargo
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Warrick
Montana
Warmock
Merger Appeal Hearing Underway in State Docket
An appeal challenging a merger is being heard in state court with briefs filed by involved parties. The case centers on regulatory approval and potential competitive impacts, with a scheduled ruling anticipated after arguments conclude.
Attorneys Talked in Northern Securities Case in Washington
In Washington, December 1, the securities case opened before the Supreme Court division, with Attorney General Knox present. John G. Johnson for Northern Securities argued the plan to control rail lines aimed to protect and expand trade, not restrain it, and that stock transfers between companies are lawful property rights.
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Lamont
United States
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District of Minnesota
John G. Johnson
Northern Securities Company
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Supreme Court
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