Woman reports third degree assault. arrest warrant issued
Mrs. Martin Pishkur, frail wife of a former county jailer, charged her husband Martin Pishkur with beating and choking her. A complaint was filed in Judge Olsen’s court, and a warrant of arrest was ordered. Witness John Gosperich named in the complaint. Other court items include divorce answers and a civil suit for fees and foreclosure. Centerville death noted for Richard Woolcock.
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Martin Pishkur
Pishkur
Olsen
John Gosperich
Wayward Girl Kitty Rooney Placed in Helena Home
Kitty Rooney, a near 15 year old girl, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Quinn on a mother’s complaint and sent to the Home of the Good Shepherd in Helena, as deputies Pelletier and Quinn handle the case after neglect claims by her mother. The girl had been away from home a week and kept away from the house, living in a coal shed, with authorities promising to supervise her return and promise to reform. A line notes a separate sale ad touting oxford gray yoke over coats at Bouchers.
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Kitty Rooney
Quinn
The
Good Shepherd
Helena
Pelletier
Reform School
Kitty
Wood
Butte Postmaster Battle Ahead in Gubernatorial and Senate Factions
In Butte Montana a contest for the federal postmastership arises as the term of George W. Irvin ends in February. Malcolm Gillis and other Republicans vie for the job under Republican machine backing, with Senator Clark influence seen as crucial, amid uncertain presidential shift after McKinley’s death.
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Butte
George W. Irvin
Irvin
Roosevelt
Republiean
Malcolm Gillis
Gillis
Silver Bow
Republican Committee
United States
Clark
McKinley
Idaho penitentary sentence in Brady murder case
Spokane report states Wilm busse received life imprisonment for the murder of probate Judge J C Brady. The sentence followed a lengthy defense claiming persecution over his property, with Wilm busse previously committed to an insane asylum, and the killing occurring in Rathdrum on the July 7th date.
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Spokane
J. C. Brady
Henry H. Wilmbusse
Idaho State Penitentiary
Fentence
Mayhew
Rathdrum
Wilmbusse
Wilmbisse
Brady
Box Elder to Big Sandy Phone Line Planned
Special Dispatch from Fort Benton notes W. T. Cowan and others plan a telephone line from Box Elder to Big Sandy. Box Elder lacks telegraph service, leaving residents unable to send or receive messages. Ranchers between the towns will support the project to improve communications.
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Box Elder
Big Sands
Fort Benton
W. T. Cowan
Big Sandy
Resignation of Benton and St. Louis Cattle Manager
Fort Benton reports Jack Lea, a leading West stock man, resigns as manager of the Benton and St. Louis Cattle company effective January 1. His successor is not yet named, and Lea has served the outfit for 20 years. It is rumored Lund will replace Lea as district stock inspector after Lund resigns.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Jack Lea
West
Benton and St. Louis Cattle Company
Harry Lund
Lea
Big Range
Representative Loud Discusses Postal Legislation and Penny Postage
Washington reports Representative Loud, head of the House committee on post offices and post roads, met with the president on postal legislation. Loud argues that one cent postage is impossible, stating penny postage would cause a $35,000,000 annual deficit under current conditions.
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Washington
Loud
House Committee On Post Offices
Judge Riner rules 15 member board unconstitutional
In Denver the district court permanently enjoins the state board of assessors from certifying county assessments against corporations. Judge Riner holds the 15 member board law unconstitutional and rules 1 cent tax power invalid. Governor Orman may call a special session to craft a new revenue law.
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Denver
Historical association holds 18th session in Washington
The American Historical Association continued 18 sessions in Washington with a large attendance. Speakers included Professor Stevenson of Rutgers College, Professor Ephraim Emerson of Harvard, and Professor James H. Harvey Robinson of Columbia University.
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Washington
The
American Historical Association
Profssor Stevenson
Rutgers College
Ephraim Emerson
Harvard
Proessor James H. Harvey Robinson
Columbia University
Warden Denies Mutiny Attempt at Federal Prison
Leavenworth Kansas December 30 Warden MecClaughary denies reports of an attempted mutiny at the federal prison on Saturday.
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Leavenworth, Kas
MecClaughary
Federal Prison
Navy to establish wireless telegraphy plants at yards
The Navy Department plans wireless telegraphy plants at Washington Navy Yard and Annapolis. Work is under Admiral Bradford as plans are developed.
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Washington
Navy Department
Washington Navy Yard
Annapolis
Admiral Bradford
Copper company declares quarterly dividend of $10 per share
The Calumet and Heela Copper coping directors announce a regular quarterly dividend of $10 per share, $5 less than the previous payment, totaling $1,000,000 to be disbursed.
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Boston
Calumet & Heela Copper Coping
Memorial services honor Rizal in Manila Luneta procession
Manila observes Rizal memorial with services on Luneta where he was executed. A procession to the town hall drew crowds while Acting Governor Wright spoke. Hatred toward friars marked the event as Generals Chaffee and Wheaton head to Batangas for state inquiries.
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Manila
Joseph FE
Rizal
Luneta
Wright
Chaffee
General Wheaton
Batangas
Finnish Newspapers Suppressed Over Russophobism
In Helsingfors, three local Finnish papers were permanently shut and seven more suspended temporarily by government officials for Russophobism. The action targets media perceived as hostile to Russia amid rising tensions.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Bitter battle unfolds over Ohio presiding officers
Ohio politics heat up as caucuses set for next Saturday to nominate presiding officers in both senate houses. Foraker faction fights Hanna camp in bitter contest over Senate races with leaders Amalloy directing Hanna forces and Kurtz heading anti-Hanna. Both claim final caucus results will settle the matter.
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Columbus
Ohio
Foreker
General Assembly
Foraker
Hanna
Senator Foraker
Cincinnati
Washington
John Amalloy
State Committee
Nash
Charles Kurtz
Mrs Roosevelt Returns Home Aboard Dolphin
Mrs Roosevelt and her children returned to the White House this afternoon from a Potomac voyage aboard the United States lighthouse ship Dolphin.
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Washington
Closeout sale trims prices on select pairs
The notice promotes a closing sale offering price points of $1.75, $2.75 and $3.75 a pair with most items worth about half more. Inventory will be reduced and single pairs cannot be duplicated again.
Holland & Lynch Grocers Season of Gladness sale
Holland and Lynch Grocers on Main offers staple and fancy groceries with low prices on table luxuries. Their liquor department lists Fine Old Port and Cherry wine per gallon and Como whiskey per bottle, inviting healthful, hospitable shopping at reasonable costs.
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L.ga
Father Crowley’s Penance Takes Him to Western Monastery
The Daily News reports excommunicated Father Jeremiah Crowley is leaving Chicago for penance at a Western monastery to seek restoration. Cardinal Martinelli supervises under Bishop Richard Scannell of Omaha, within the Dubuque province. He must permanently leave the Chicago archdiocese, with a small western parish expected after penance.
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Chicago
The
Daily News
Jeremiah Crowley
Oregon
Martinelli
Richard Scannell
Omaha
Dubuque
Nebraska
Iowa
Wyoming
Archdiocese of
Father Crowley
Russian chamberlain hands note on Bering Sea fisheries dispute
M Komaroff, Russian chamberlain, sent to Professor Asser in The Hague his reply to the United States last note on the seizure of American sealers' vessels by Russia six years ago.
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the Hague
M. Komaroff
Professor Asser
Permanent Arbitration Court
United States
Bering Sea Sea
Yamaguchi Resigns Command Amid Looting Allegations
Yokohama December 30 General Baron Yamaguchi who led the Japanese troops in China resigns from command of the fifth division. Public charges of looting prompted the action. The item closes with an unrelated product note about Kno Laba fish for vitality.
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Yokhama
Baron Yamaguchi
China
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