Sheriff to Bring Alleged Alabama Murderer to Butte
Sheriff Furey received a telegram from W O Robbins stating an Alabama sheriff is to arrive with requisition papers for Eldridge Williams. Williams had been accused of a ten year old murder, his wife disappeared, and Alabama records were reportedly destroyed.
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HomeDwn South
Furey
W. O. Robbins
Alabama
Eldridge Williams
St. Louis
Butte
Williams
Robbins
Death Notices James C Glaccum Of Butte
James C Glaccum a commercial traveler died recently in Butte He was born May 14 1838 in Armagh Ireland and came to America in 1862 He served as surgeon steward on the US hospital ship Baltic and later worked for Salomon Elkins Cushman Salomon and their successors He was renowned in cigar circles for his courage perseverance and genial disposition with many friends mourning his loss
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James C. Glaccum
Wiliam Glaccum
Mr. Glaccum
Armagh
Ireland
America
United States
Salomon & Elkins
Cushman Salomon
Glaccum
Great Northern Cut Down Pacific Coast Fares
Agent Dawson of the Great Northern relayed a telegram from General Passenger Agent Whitney detailing fare reductions. The $60 day rate is eliminated, now $50 with a three day limit. Spokane first class rises to $42.50. Helena and Butte first class to $32.50. second class rates unchanged. eastbound rates unchanged.
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Dawson
Great Northern
Whitney
Montana
Idaho
Spokane
Helena
Butte
President blocked liquor sale on reservations debate continues
Senate debate centers on the canteen and a government act banning liquor on reservations. Pettigrew attacks the president for avoiding the law while Spooner questions the attribution of any opinion to him. The house passed a bill for electoral messengers and tabled the canteen amendment by 24 to 15.
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Post Exchange
Pettigrew
Congress
Spooner
Wisconsin
Mr. Pettgrew
Mr. Spooner
House
Yeas
Allien
Allison
Bard
Bate
Berry Beveridge
Burrows
Butler
Chilton
Clay
Daniel
Deboe
Dolliver
Fairbanks
Foster
Frye
Gall
Stewart
United States
Secretary of War
Proctor
Military Affairs Committee
Senate Adjourns After Brief Executive Session
A portion of the senate’s business was postponed after a brief 5:20 p.m. executive session and adjournment.
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Senate
Senate amendment grants president power to call militia in enforcement crisis
Washington defines more changes to the pending army bill. Senator Morgan proposes that when the president deems enforcement impracticable, he may call militia from states and use land and naval forces to prevent obstruction of federal law inside or outside the United States. Other amendments address Philippine spirits licensing and re enlistment pay.
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Washington
Senator Morgan
United States
Senator Lodge
Philippine Islands
Commission of the United States
Gallinger
Philippines
Penrose
Senate rules tweak aids printing and mileage payouts
The Sixth legislature adopts most rules with rule 5 excepted. Printing of 300 copies for second reading bills and orders to print is set, while the printing committee must return bills after three days. Mileage reports show Geiger at 105.90 for 1 059 miles, Biggs 20 cents for two miles, others 5 to 100 dollars. New offices created include assistant journal clerk D O Leary and assistant doorkeeper David Johnson. Sgeant at arms to obtain a mailbox. Condolence resolutions drafted for Hobson and Justice Milburn relatives. senate adjourns to 11 a.m.
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Courtney
Committee On Rules
Senate
Committee On
Hoffman
Geiger
Libby
Flathead County
Biggs
Mitchell
D. O’leary
David Johnson
Page
Oskey Devine
Hobson
Milburn
Jamaica Treaty Hearing Divides Senate Committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee heard arguments on the Jamaica reciprocity treaty with J A Kasson in support and Senator Perkins of California opposing ratification He argued the pact harms California fruit interests and yields little in return Kasson defended the treaty citing Amicable relations and Jamaica's duty status for flour The hearing adjourned before conclusion
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Washington
Jan
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Jamaica
J. A. Kasson
Perkins
California
United States
Kasson
Rates Reduced From Twin Cities to Pacific Coast
At a January meeting in St Paul North Pacific and Great Northern officials cut through rates from the Twin Cities to the Pacific coast. The 30 day north coast rate dropped from 160 to 50 while eastern terminals to Spokane fell from 50 to 42.50. First class to Helena and Butte declined from 40 to 22.50, and the old limited first class rates to the coast Spokane and Helena will be dropped. Second class business between Twin Cities Helena and Butte lowered from 50 to 27.50.
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St. Paul
Twin Cities
Pacific Coast
Northern Pacific
Seo Pacific
Great Northern
North Coast
Spokane
Helena
Butte
Coast
Northern Montana Standards Office Ad Rates
Northern Montana Office of the Standards is located in the Bach Cory Block Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel. Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Montana
the Standards
Bach-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Cascade County Commissioners Confirm A R Calvert Appointment
Cascade county officials met in executive session and confirmed A R Calvert as steward of the poor farm replacing William. They contracted Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone to supply eight instruments and service at the courthouse for 15 per quarter. Treasury cash totals were listed with balances in several banks. Routine matters filled the session.
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A. R. Calvert
Great, Falls
Cascade County
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Court House
Carr
William One
Fist National ‘Bank
Saale Cascade
Great Falls National Bank
Tees Wethart
Conrad Banking Co
Great Falls Notes Update From Montana City
Charles Bannatyne of Brighton visits Great Falls while Gerald Donnelley is buried after a Tuesday morning funeral at MacAllister's. A cold snap makes Great Falls Montana the coldest spot at 25 to 35 below zero. D H Holman to teach in a top school replacing Martha Kearnes who resigns as county superintendent. Anna A Walker, W C T U president, addresses the group at Mrs Heikes's on Eliegh avenue south. Martin Lute, 20, sick with scarlet fever at 205 Sixth avenue south. quarantine enforced. Austrian laborer Joe Kranjevich injured at Boston and Montana smelters. hospitalised at Columbus. John T Atley reports December court expenses for witnesses and jurors.
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Gerald Donnelley
MacAllister
Great Falls
Montana
D. H. Holman
Martha Kearnes
Anna A. Walker
Ladies of the Union
Heikes
Eliegh
Avenue South
Martin Lute
Montana Central Round House
Sixth Avenue South
Joe Kranjevich
Boston & Montana
Columbus Hospital
John T. Atley
District Court
Wisconsin Commission Date Backed By Captain Reiter
Captain Reiter urges reconsideration of putting the Wisconsin into commission on February 1 due to superstition over Friday. A new recommendation favors January 28 or February 4 as the activation date with the Pacific station assignment. Rear Admiral Casey to take command on January 28 and may decide whether Iowa or Wisconsin serves as squadron flagship.
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Washington
Reiter
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Reier
Pacific
Casey
Kautz 'N
Iowa
San Diego
Cal
Nurses Resign Amid Bellevue Scandals In New York
In New York the Bellevue investigation yields eight more resignations at Mills training school with potential total 41 nurses having left since inquiries began. Indicted nurses Jessie R. Davie Clinton L. Marshal and Edward C. Dean pleaded not guilty to manslaughter charges in the death of inmate Louis Hilliard and were freed on 5000 dollar bail each posted by Ogden Mills.
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New York
Bellevue
Mills Training School
Keller
Jessie R. Davie
Clinton L. Marshal
Edward C. Dean
Louis H. Hilliard
Ogden Mills
Von Buelow in Berlin Diet Seeks Conciliatory Path
Berlin observers report Count von Buelow signaled a conciliatory approach in the diet. Conservatives cheer agricultural pledges and grain duties while liberals hail canal bill references. The chancellor faces a tough balancing task amid mixed reactions and a noted debut in the reichstag.
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Berlin
Count von Buelow
West to be Returned to United States in Murder Case
Ottawa reports the Dominion government will return George West alias Kid West to the United States after he testified in a Dawson City murder case. US authorities argued he was obtained under false pretenses with promise of return. West will be sent back to the penitentiary.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Dominion
George West
Kid” West
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Dawson City
West
Dawson
United States
Departure of the Dixie Stirs Ezzegui Case Debate
Washington reports the Dixie sailed from Gibraltar to Tangier as part of its regular itinerary, with officials saying the move bears no link to the indemnity dispute. Morocco had agreed to pay $5,000 to claimants, but no funds have been received or distributed yet.
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Washington
Jan
Gibraltar
Tangier
Ezzegui
Navy Department
Dixie
Moorish
Funchal
Morocco
Astor Gives £1000 To Prince Of Wales Hospital Fund
London January 9 William Waldorf Astor donates one thousand pounds to the Prince of Wales hospital fund. The gift supports hospital services and charitable relief in the era of post war philanthropy.
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Astor
London
William Waldorf Astor
The
Prince of Wales Hospital Fund
More Favorable. Congressman Neville Ill in Washington
Washington January 9 The condition of Congressman Neville of Nebraska who is dangerously ill at his residence in this city was more favorable today.
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Washington
Neville
Nebraska
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Clark
Charles Bannatyne of
Brighton
Bellevue Hospital
von Buelow
Germantown
Columbia
Alexander
Fornia
van Wee
Milwaukee
Symordy
Konom! Sts
Ecw
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
KONOM
W. Park St
Dette, Mont
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