Montana Supreme Court clears Ramsey case review path
The Montana Supreme Court dismissed a writ of review in the Ramsey case, ruling the petition improper for obtaining court review and that lower court jurisdiction was not exceeded. The decision addresses supervisory writs and notes reservations on notary authority to commit a witness.
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Helena
Montana
Supreme Court
Roote & Clark
Butte
Swan T. Hogewell
T. S. Hogan
J. A Smith
L. M. Osborne
G. W. Burke
Red Lodge
J. €. Smith
Deer Lodge
Mr. Hogewell
Pomeroy
J. B. Dennis
Mississippi
Timothy Miller
Ormerly
Washington
Libby
McIntyre
District Court of
Lewis and Clarke County
Ramsey
Union Bank & Trust Company
Albert J. Loch
Orpus Ramsay
District Court
Interior Court
Northern Pacific Rejects O. R. T. Rules
Northern Pacific informs the telegramers committee that it cannot adopt the rule set as a single organized body. The company will treat with individual Northern Pacific employees and notes many rules are already in effect under different wording. The railroad invites further requests and promises fair consideration.
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St. Paul, Minn
Mellen
Kendrick
Northern Pacific
Committee of Telegraphers
St. Paul
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Glenlochy to pioneer Pacific wheat export to Europe
The British ship Glenlochy, in Tacoma harbor, will load 221000 bushels of Pacific coast wheat in sacks and sail to Liverpool via the Suez canal. It will be the first steam vessel to sail from Tacoma to Europe for wheat, with an 1800 mile fuel-cost advantage expected to be offset by fuel savings, coal stops in Japan and Port Said, aiming for 65 days or less.
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Tacoma
Wash
Glenlochy
Liverpool
Suez Canal
Europe
Cape Horn
South America
Japan
Port Said
French Shore Modus Vivendi Renewal Awaited
The Newfoundland colonial cabinet will wait for imperial action before deciding on renewal of the French shore modus vivendi which expires next Monday. Joseph Chamberlain must either renew with France or request renewal from Newfoundland, risking a political standoff if renewal is refused.
Murdered by Robbers near Bonham Texas
In Gober, south of Bonham, J. J. Johnson a prominent farmer was killed by robbers. His body was found bruised with flesh burned from his breast and arms. Authorities believe the assailants burned him to extract the hiding place of his money.
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Bonham
Texas
Gober
Here
J. J. Johnson
Dynamite Driscoll Dies at 70 in Boston
John Driscoll known as Dynamite Driscoll dies in Boston aged 70 from tongue cancer. He befriended Irish patriots including John Mitchell O Donovan Rohan and Charles Parnell and served with the Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers during the Civil War.
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Boston
John Driscoll
Missing Captain Reported From Inch Cape Rock
Astoria December 1944. Captain Wilson of the British ship Inch Cape Rock, arriving from Shanghai, is missing from his cabin since December 2. A search found no trace and he had been ill for two weeks. suicide is suspected.
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Astoria
Wilson
Russia Shows No Peace Prospects in Manchuria Rail Plan
Novoe Vremya criticizes powers note as ineffective and ridicules accusation that Prince Tuan bears sole blame. Russia claims Manchurian railroad assets remain privately held, while ministers move to Odessa and Vladivostok for troop and finance matters. Chinese famine worsens as rail guards expand.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Tuan
Russia
Pechili
Yalta
Odessa
M. de Nitt
Finance
Russya
Vladivostock
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Baron Kaulbars
Tragic Deaths Of Missionaries In Paotingfu China
The Hodges of New York missionaries at Paotingfu are killed in a fire as Boxers decapitate the Simcox children and throw them into a well. Rev J W Lowrie reports the Hodges Simcox family and Dr Taylor defended themselves to the last and perished in the flames.
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Cedar Rapids
van Renssaeler Hodge
New York
Paotingfu
China
Roberts. Sinclair
T. S. Sinclair Company
Hodge
J. W. Lowrie
Hodges
Simcox
Taylor
Paul
Frances
Cure a Cold in One Day Offer on Bromo Quinine Tablets
Advertising copy states a one day cure for a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails. Ed W Grover's signature appears on each box. Price 25 cents.
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Ed. W. Grover
Imperial honors and Berlin gloom on Christmas in Berlin
Emperors honor Count von Buelow with the Order of the Black Eagle seen as approval of his Reichstag stance and foreign policy. Berlin arrests Warzinski from Deutsche Grundschuld bank amid bank troubles. Sanctioned tariff policy protests reach Count von Buelow. Mild Christmas weather with royal troop gifts at Potsdam. Sternberg case appeal to empire supreme court.
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Berlin
William
Count von Buelow
Reichstag
Germany
Herr Warzinski
Deutscher Grundschuld Bank
Italy
National Zeitung
United States
Senate
Britain
Count Snoilsky
Sweden
Chamber of Commerce of
Potsdam
Garde du Corps
Sternberg
Supreme Court of the Empire
Berliner Tageblatt
Berlin Bar Association
Sehoenstedt
Atrocius Murder Reported in Capiz Philippines
Washington reports a brutal murder in Capiz Philippines where two natives abducted a neighbor couple. The wife was struck with a holo and cast into the Panay River, while the husband escaped by diving in. The killers warned of their “last day” as they fled.
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Washington
Philippines
Capiz
Victor Pere
Jim
Panay
Sentence Reduced For Superstition Fueled Murder
Witnesses say the attackers pinioned the victim and reached the opposite side after the crime. They believed the murdered woman possessed occult powers responsible for a neighbor’s child death. Initially sentenced to hang, General MacArthur commuted to 20 years hard labor each due to extreme low intelligence and superstition.
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MacArthur
Time is ripe for peace in Philippines
Advices from Leyte indicate continuing turmoil on the west coast while the east remains quiet as leaders retreat to mountains. US troops report no decisive results among 2000 defenders in Samar towns. The federal party forms to seek peace under American federation with McKinley support.
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Manila
Associated Press
Leyte
Frank E. Lynch
44Th Volunteer Infantry
Ilongas
Lewis H. Leaf
San Miguel
Samar
Federal Party
McKinley
United States
England's Dilemma in Canal and Nicaragua Crisis
London papers debate McKinley's potentially wiser stance than the Senate over canal issues. The Daily Chronicle warns the Nicaragua problem is severe and questions a refusal of new amendments. It notes Britain lacks force with troops abroad and a fleet needed to protect distant communications.
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London
The
Standard
McKinley
Senate
Daily Chronicle
Nicaragua
Lord Salisbury
South Africa
China
Woman Nurses Collapse After War Office Shooting
Miss Juniata Roherbach of the war department auditor’s office in Holidaysburg Pennsylvania has suffered an acute nervous collapse at her home after the shooting of auditor Frank H. Morris by Macdonald. The shock of the tragedy worsened her condition and threatens her life.
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Hollidaysburge
Juniata Roherbach
War Department
Roherbach
Frank H. Morris
Macdonald
Two Desperadoes Sentenced in Spokane Robbery Case
Tom Murphy pleaded guilty to robbery for the Warwick gambling hall hold up and received six years in the Walla Walla penitentiary. T. J. Adams, last of the gang of safe blowers recently captured, drew eight years.
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Spokane
Wash
Tom Murphy
Warwick
Richardson
Walla Walla
T. J. Adams
Diplomats prepare Hay-Pauncefote amendments for Britain
Washington reports the state department will send the amended Hay-Pauncefote treaty to Britain via Lord Pauncefote and Ambassador Choate. No official stance is taken by the US, Nicaragua, or Costa Rica as negotiations begin and reactions remain uncertain.
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Washington
State Department
Lord Pauncefote
Choate
London
Foreign Office
Department
Senate
New York
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
United States
Corea
Calvo
Great Britain
Mr. Corea
Editorial comment on Nicaragua canal treaty disavowed
London dispatch says the British Foreign Office disclaims editorial comments in the London Times and other papers on the Nicaragua canal treaty. England has too many irons in the fire to take up the matter now and has not received or given any official communication on it.
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London
Associated Press
British Foreign Office
London Times Today
Foreign Office
England
Berlin Sense of Posadowsky-Wehner Shaken by Funds Scandal
Berlin reports public opinion unsettled by Count Posadowsky-Wehner interior minister and the scandal over Central Association of Manufacturers funding printing for anti-strike bill debate. The Muenchener Allgemeine Zeitung defends him in a lengthy article titled An Impending Crisis, and a Posen paper suggests he may take an administrative post there.
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Berlin
Count Posadowsky-Wehner
Interior
Minister of the Interior
Central Association of Manufacturers
Muenchener Allgemeine Zeitung
Foreign Office
Posen
Army officers plan encampment of cadet corps
In Columbus Col Ben F. Runkle and Capt William H Williams of the U S Army are in town for a few days arranging a grand encampment of college cadet corps from New York and nearby states. The proposed encampment would be held next May.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ben F. Runkle
William H. Williams
United States Army
College Cadet Corps
New York
Brennan Cap charter dissolved as receiver sought in Louisville suit
Suit filed in Louisville today to dissolve the Brennan Cap charter, appoint a receiver, and authorize sale of property with division of assets for the Southwestern agricultural works. The action seeks liquidation and distribution under court supervision.
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Reeceiver
Louisville
Brennan & Cap
Southwestern Agricultural Works
Southwestern
Agricultural Works Employs Hundreds at City Plant
Agricultural Works has had a long and successful career. Two or three hundred men are employed at its plant in this city.
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Agricultural Works
Emma Goldman Advocates Monarch Safety Anarchist View
Emma Goldman in New York says anarchists will not kill kings or crowned heads. At a Paris conference the plan was stated and she explains an ideal anarchist society with voluntary cooperation, no marriage, free transit, wealth equality, and no crime. She outlines a speaking tour of nearby cities and a national tour in March to spread anarchist teachings.
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New York
Emma Goldman
Paris
Humbert
Gaetano Bresci
Bresci
Miss Goldman
Miss Joldman
Jessie Morrison Released on Five Thousand Bond
A Capital special from Eldorado reports Jessie Morrison was released this evening on $5 000 bonds. Sheriff Turner approved the bonds, with Judge M H Morrison present at jail. The party then went to the Morrison home as the bond was confirmed by County Attorney Brumback. Morrison plans not yet announced likely to visit her East home.
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Topeka
Kan
Eldorado
Jessie Morrison
Turner
M. H. Morrison
Morrison
W. P. Mooney
Premier Linne declines task to form federal ministry
Sir John William Linne premier of New South Wales declines the obligation to form the first federal ministry after guidance from Lord Hopeton the governor. He advises summoning Edward Barton who led the federal convention during sessions in Adelaide Sydney and Melbourne in 1897 and 1888.
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Sydney
John William Linne
New South Wales
Earl of Hopeton
Commonwealth of Australia
Lord Hopeton
Edward Barton
Adelaide
Melbourne
Royal Christmas in Copenhagen Amid Royal Family Gatherings
King Christian plans a Copenhagen Christmas in Denmark marking Louis death with the royal family as guests of Prince Waldemar and Princess Marie this evening. A grand banquet at the palace tomorrow will be attended by the royalists.
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Copenhagen
Christian
Denmark
Louis
Waldemar
Marie
Lord Kitchener Takes Command in Cape Colony War
London reports Lord Kitchener has assumed personal command of troops in Cape Colony while England remains at war. Despite signs of resilience, editors note lingering dissatisfaction with the progress and foresight of strategy. preparations for a royal welcome for Lord Roberts are planned with ten thousand troops to line the route to Buckingham Palace.
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Lord Kitchener
Cape Colony
England
London
Nblack
South Africa
Deaar
Lord Roberts
Buckingham Palace
Grand Rapids Welcomes Kruger With City Visit Invitation
The Grand Rapids common council unanimously adopted a resolution to extend an official welcome to Paul Kruger. The city clerk sent a telegram to The Hague inviting Kruger to visit and meet more than 30,000 of his countrymen in the city.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Common Council
Kruger
The
Hague
Cape Colony reports worsen as Boers gain aid
The Daily Mail confirms a serious Cape Colony situation with substantial Boer support. Railway links from Cape Town north are nearly cut, disrupted by both Boer actions and heavy rains.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Cape Colony
Cape Town
Kruger Rejects Private Peace Proposals
Daily Mail correspondent at The Hague reports Mr Kruger has grown stiff necked and now spurns all private peace overtures, signaling a hard line stance after the Nooitge dacht affair.
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London
Daily Mail
The
Hague
Kruger
Kitchener Arrives in Cape Colony to Crush Boer Invasion
Lord Kitchener has reached Deaar, Cape Colony, and began measures to suppress the Boer invasion as of December. The British commander moves to bolster defenses and coordinate actions against advancing forces.
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Cape Town
Loerd Kitchener
Deaar
Cape Colony
General Pole-Carew to wed Marquis of Ormonde’s daughter
Old Age and Youth reports General Pole-Carew returning from South Africa will marry Lady Beatrice Frances Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the Marquis of Ormonde. He is 51. she is under 25.
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London
Pole-Carew
South Africa
Beatrice Frances Elizabeth
Marquis of Ormonde
Hawaiian Land Questions Engage Hawaii Public Lands Chief
Commissioner of Public Lands J. K. Brown sails aboard the Alameda to Washington to discuss Hawaiian public land questions with the department. Expect congressional action on the land issues this session.
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San Francisco
Hawaii
J. K. Brown
Alameda
Washington
Department
Congress
Archbishop Coke Donates to Irish Parliamentary Fund
In Dublin on December 24 Archbishop Coke followed Archbishop Walsh by sending a check to John F. Redmond for the Irish parliamentary fund.
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Dublin
Coke
Archbishop Walsh
John F. Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Fund
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