Distinct Difference In Denying Motion In Injunction Case
The Helena federal court, presided by Judge Hunt, denied the Nipper company's bid to widen the injunction boundaries against the Parrot company. Contempt findings followed for violations of the injunction, with fines imposed after hearings on whether work occurred outside the enjoined area.
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Vie Nipper Company
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Parrot Company
Tyeila
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Maat
Hunt
Whatsser
Im Butte
Cantina
Witness Winchell Reordered to Align With Greene Obedience
A fragmented court note notes Winchell’s need to be reordered to ensure Greene’s compliance rather than personal disobedience. It references a trial timeline and implies a forthcoming decision within months, with tensions around authority and judgment.
Foggy New York Harbor Tragedy Strikes Ferries
Dense fog paralyses New York Harbor lifting panic across the river. A collision on the Passaic injures a deckhand and a passenger fatally. several ferries halt for hours. Tugboats tow the compromised vessel to shore as rescuers reach the life raft line. Carter survives after being ejected into a hospital.
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New York Harbor
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New Jersay
Lone Inland
Staten Island
Manhattan
Romer
Erie
Passiac
Binghamton
Delaware, Lackawanna & S Western Railroad
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Nicholas Carter
Thomas F. Piper
Carter
Lander Oil Field Attracting Attention From Detroit Firm
Spectol Dispatch reports Detroit Wyoming Oil and Gas company representatives plan to acquire up to 10,000 acres around Lander. Judge Cypbert of Dallas shows interest. drilling will begin as leases are secured, with a refinery planned once output is sufficient. The long‑dormant field may finally yield revenue as railroad access promises market and shipments.
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Standard
Taner Wye
Frank L., Wixtain
George H. Hickey
George G. Prenes
Detroit- Wyoming Oil and Gas Company
Detroit
Mich
Lander
Cypbert
Dallas
Gund Durlonk
Washington Trade Surplus Showed Large Export Gains
Washington reports exports exceeded imports by over a trillion dollars in the 1905 period ending in November, with total commerce around 2.1 billion. Manufactured imports stood near six million, with exports rising sharply, especially agricultural products like corn, whose value climbed to about 50 million.
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Ening Wit
Department At Commerce and Labor
Interme
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Cornwall Ex-Treasurer Arrested for Jewelry Theft
Bridgenerl Conn Jan 4 A former treasurer of Wheeler and Wilson, Cornwall, was arrested on charges of stealing jewelry from Mrs. Gilbert A. Lumpkin, wife of a former partner in Arnold and Co St Louis. Federal prosecutors say evidence of guilt is not yet convincing. A third party reportedly took the United States registered bonds. Cornwall is expected to be released tomorrow.
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Bridgenerl
United States
Cornwall
War stores scandal implicates Aragon quartermaster
Captain J. Bropkins, quartermaster of the second Aragon guard, linked to the war stores scandal, was found dead under mysterious circumstances on a double morning near a stile, widening the controversy disturbing WM.
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Tretoria
J. Bropkins
Second
Aragon Garde
Stilelde
Mysterious City Notice Cites Olga Nelberspieth
A fragmentary item from Saitagiei Mass mentions Miss Olga Nelberspieth and a city event next Monday in the evenings. The text is unclear but indicates a civic notice or social engagement involving a person named Olga Nelberspieth.
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Saitagiei
Mass
Olga Nelberspieth
Vals City
Promoted Freight Train Manager in Chicago Area
Promoted from assistant to freight train manager Harry Gower of Froek Tahara road assumed the duties effective immediately.
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Chicago
Harry Gower
Froek Tahara Road
Woman Seeks President at White House in Disruptive Incident
A woman, Mrs Minor Morris, demanded to see the president at the White House offices and clashed with staff. Three officers restrained her after she proclaimed a mission to secure her husband Minor Morris’s reinstatement and stayed at the New Willard hotel, later released to police custody.
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White House
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Ote
Loeb
Minor Morr
Lew Willard
Harnes
Barnes
Mr Barnes
Ancheon
Morria
Lind
Alarming Talk Stirs Wall Street Declines Across Stocks
The article recalls remarks by Mr. Schift that unsettled investors. Following his speech in Wall Street, stock prices fell steadily with major declines in leaders and metal shares. Anaconda dropped sharply, others like Amalgamated, Chicago & Northwestern, and General Electric also slid, while some recovered slightly by close.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Iware & Studson
General Electric
Iantern
Louisville & Nashville
Northern Pacific
People's
Ocean Liner Delayed by Barnacles and Acid of Medicine Claims
A large ocean liner arrived three days late due to barnacle buildup on the hull. The piece cites Mr. Smith of Smith Drug Co praising Vinol as a revitalizing tonic free of unpleasant leads, comparing it to cod liver oil and urging readers to try it with a money back guarantee. Vinci is sold by Newhro Drug Co in Butte.
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Smith Drug Company
Smith Drug
California
Smith Drug Co
Anaconda
Mont
Currency Reform Remarks Spark A Probing Debate
A speech at the chamber of commerce by Mr. Schift calls for urgent action to protect the internal currency. He warns of a looming panic and criticizes the secretary of the treasury for not withdrawing deposits, arguing stronger circulation via legitimate commercial paper would stabilize prosperity and avert disaster.
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Congress
Lion
Shaw
Committee On Finance and Currency
Mint Coin Production Report From Philadelphia Mint
A historical report notes total US coin strike at the Philadelphia Mint for the year, including outside orders for the Philippines and Venezuela, with gold coinage around 5.26 million dollars and silver coinage declining due to metal scarcity. No dollars minted in 1906, nickel and cent production listed, while foreign orders exceeded prior years.
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Jan
United States
Costa Rica
Congress
Explosion at Albaugh's general store claims cash and bonds
The Albaugh general store was blown open by dynamite today. Looting yielded cash of two hundred and 15 thousand dollars in government bonds secured by perpetrators.
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Shoals
Albaugh
Florist Dean Dies At Home At Age Seven
An Asheville woman named Dean died at his home today aged seven years. The Bermud lily was introduced into the United States by KCL lela. In Raleigh North Carolina a fire destroyed the Bennett Morgan Refining company at Marta the largest in the state. The fire was incendiary in origin.
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Weateneater
An-Joseph Wit
Kcllela
United States
Ireland to hold a calm election as contests dwindle
William O Brien notes an unprecedented lack of electoral contests across Ireland with many boroughs unopposed. Nationalists claim the Irish party’s grip and the absence of opposition is due to league influence, while unionists see reduced rivalry amid a placid election mood nationwide.
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Irish League
Sir Henry Campbell-Banherman
Ireland
Hazing Proceedings Highlight Navy Court Martial
Annapolis Jan 4 Today's court-martial for Midshipman Worth Foster of New Albany Ind focused on hazing of Midshipman Chester Roberts. New hazing forms were noted and many witnesses sought to avoid self incrimination by declining to answer questions. The court ruled a witness not admitting participation still protects self from incrimination if not an active participant.
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Annapolis
Worth WW. Foster
New Alteny
Ind
Strike settles in New York printers union dispute
New York reports a strike by the Typothetae over an eight hour day and closed shop. Gains were achieved by Harner and Brothers with about 100 workers. The Typothetae granted the union’s demands and Robert Drummond resigned after signing an agreement to resist. Kellogg, Rota Electrotyping, and Zoese Wilkinson firms reportedly signed the agreement as well.
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Star, Harner & Brothers
Interidad
Flr
McCormick
Typographical Union No. 6
Robert Drummond
Wyneberge
A. H. Kellogg
Rota Electrotyping Company
Zoese- Wilkinson Company
Washington
Strike Reports Mixed as Union and Employers Claim Victory
In Los Angeles and Washington a back and forth over the typographical and printing strikes emerges. Union officials say new members joined the strike and many workers remain out, while employers claim the strike is nearly over with shops running full. A Pittsburgh note adds the strike continues with some firms affected.
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Tan
Strikera
T. D. Fanie
Rien Othe
Cabinet resignations loom after Japanese convention
The cabinet at Count Katsura is set to resign following a Chinese Japanese convention called for January 6. The Marqula Sad-Onjt, leader of the constitutionalists, will assume premiership on January 7 in Washington. Senator Woraker introduced a bill granting Parla Ried smu ae citizens of the United States.
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Ian
Katsura
Washington
Jan
Woraker
Parla Ried Smu Ae Clizens
United States
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