More Time Given In State Savings Bank Matter
The State Savings bank receivership case was postponed again to Jan. 16 by Judge George M. Bourquin. If F Augustus Heinze deposits 200000 in cash or 250000 in securities and the Largeys post 75000 by Jan. 16, a further continuance to March 1 may be granted, after which the bank must reopen or liquidate. The examiner reported improved assets and solvency, with liabilities down and cash on hand sufficient to meet near-term needs, though some unsecured debt remains.
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Heinze and Largey
State Savings Bank
George M. Bourquin
District Court
F. Augustus Heinze
Sargeys
Heinze
United Copper Company
Bourquin
Largeys
Largey Lumber
T. KE. Collins
State Bank Examiner
Montana
F. A. Heinze
F.A. Heinze
Stewart Mining Company
Largey Lumber Company
Wilson & White
Wilson & White Hotel
Seattle
H. S. Wilson
Second Judicial District
State of
Collins
Will Command Hospital Ship Stores Sent to Relief
The will command hospital ship stores to relief are expected soon as relief supplies head for affected areas.
Navy to trial surgeon command of hospital ship Relief
Senator Hale supports appointing Surgeon Stokes to command the hospital ship Relief with a merchant crew if possible. If not, a line officer will command. The six month trial could make surgeon command a permanent naval policy. Hale defends Admiral Brownson’s resignation as chief of navigation, citing discipline and policy.
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Washington
Stokes
Relief
Metcalf
Naval Administration
Senator Hale
Committee On Naval Affairs
Admiral Brownson
Bureau of Navigation
Brownson
War Declared on Landlords in East Side Tenements
New York real estate agents tried to lure tenants in the East Side rent strike to Brooklyn, while landlords resisted. Tenement meetings erupted with declarations of war against landlords as evictions curb rent collection, and tenants debated resisting marshals during January calls.
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New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan
East
Socialist Party
Grand Street
Robbery arrests in Billings after saloon incident
Thomas F. Dewitt and J. T. Murphy were arrested early today by Officers Foster and Bakke on charges of robbing R. M. Ormsby. While asleep in the Globe saloon, Ormsby was relieved of nearly 50 dollars. Officers found the money on the two suspects and will hear their case Monday.
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The
Standard
Billings
Thomas F. Dewitt
J. T. Murphy
Foster and
Bakke
R. M. Ormsby
Ormsby
Globe
Murphy
Dewitt
Helena Brakeman in Jail After Lodge House Shooting
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Dec 27 A man identified as Dell Moberly a Great Northern brakeman is jailed with a leg wound after Policeman Cossette fired at two men leaving a Sixth Ward lodging house. One man fled, later found in a box car wounded. He refused to identify himself. Police pursue the alleged partner with no trace.
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Helena
Dell Moberly
Great Northern
Cossette
Moberly
O'Brien
Shelby Junction
Sweet Yrass County
Miners and owners await court ruling in Goldfield dispute
Goldfield article reports both sides anxiously awaiting Carson news on the U S circuit court injunction sought by mine owners to bar Western Federation of Miners and Goldfield Miners union from picketing or meeting. Union leaders vow to resist if granted. Sheriff adds 150 deputies with $2,500 bonds each. no new strike breakers arrived.
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Goldfeld
Goldfield
Carson
United States
Western Federation of Miners
Mr. Mahoney
Federation
Judge Wilfrey to Aid U.S. Law in China Work
Judge Wilfrey of the United States court at Shanghai arrives in San Francisco from the Orient aboard the Manchuria. He says he will go to Washington to push for a codified body of laws extending California law to China and for a federal building at Shanghai. He travels with F M Brooks who seeks $50000 in damages in Honolulu alleging conspiracy by the Shanghai court head and his clerk.
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San Francisco
Wilfrey
United States Court
Shanghai
China
Washington
Manchuria
National Capital
F. M. Brooks
Honolulu
Far East
L. R. Highley
Brooks
Congress
California
Man averts deportation of sister wife and mother in law
Baltimore dispatch reports Louis Schubert a San Francisco butcher and self styled millionaire saved his sister who is also his mother in law from deportation. She is 62 and was set to be deemed a public charge while Schubert 60 who recently married her 18 year old daughter explained his ability to care for them.
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Baltimore
Louis Schubert
San Francisco
Bradenburg
Bremen
Schubert
Austria
Taft Headquarters Denied in Washington
Reports that campaign offices for Secretary of War Taft would open in Washington are officially denied. The existing headquarters in Columbus, Ohio will remain the central point for Taft’s presidential bid.
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Washington
Taft
Columbus
Ohio
Goldfield Troop Withdrawal Stalled by Nevada Plea
Washington dispatch reports Senator Newlands of Nevada urging Secretary Taft to suspend the order for withdrawing federal troops from Goldfield until Governor Sparks can be reached and the Nevada legislature called. Officials cite constitutional doubts over using regular troops in Nevada and consider alternatives such as state militia or police to maintain peace. Secretary Taft briefed President Roosevelt but withheld details, while Pine Knot offered no guidance on the matter.
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Washington
Newlands
Nevada
Goldfield
Taft
War Department
Sparks
Roosevelt
Loeb
White House
Pine Knot
Explosion of Dynamite Kills Railroad Grader at Camp
Lewistown December 27 A dynamite blast at the Billings and No grading camp near Garneill instantly killed one man and blinded another while several others were slightly hurt all victims are reported to be Austrians and the blast occurred this afternoon
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Standard
Lewistown
Billings & No
Garneill
Pettibone Trial Focuses on Defense Depositions Read
Boise dispatch reports Pettibone defense reading depositions to support gas leak theory for Fred Bradley home explosion in San Francisco. Peter Breen read material while the state contested related testimony about Orchard and detectives. Judge Wood indicated proper connections needed for any conspiracy claims. Clarence Darrow remains active though health issues force partial retreat to Los Angeles for surgery.
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Boise
Idaho
Pettibone
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
Orchard
Peter Breen
Butte
Alite F Hugh
Bef Orchard
Sterling
Mine Owners’ Association
Wood Annoum
Clarence Darrow
Cmse
Angeles
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First National Bank
Silver Bow National Bank
Pease Pear Eess Ee
Port of Spain
Port of Tr Harbor
Will
Tee
New York’'S East
Socialist
Helena Ufrict
Judge Wilpfrey
United
States Court AT
Sparkia
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