Disbarment Hearing Reveals Harney-Roote Testimony
Attorney A J Shores disbarment case tapes a sensational hearing in Silver Bow with Jesse Roote testifying about Charley Clark and Amalgamated evidence that could ruin Judge Harney. Clark offered up to 250000 for a confession and resignation, while Shores objected to high offers. The venue fight and Vaile Denver appearance frame the proceedings in a Montana political scandal.
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Harney
Arthur J. Shores
M. Clernan
Jesse B. Roote
W A. Clark
Amicus
Roote
Thornton Hotel
Charley Clark
Amalgamated
Young Clark
FL AL Heinze
Minnie Healey
Clark
Shores
Greal
Mr. Shores
Stivers
Brackett
Heinze
Montana
A. J. Shores
Amalgamated Copper Company
Silver Bow County
McClernann
C. F. Kelly
J. F. Vaile
Denver
McClernan
Vaile
West
United States
Engineer Killed in Wreck Jumps Track
A train wreck left an engineer dead after he jumped a track while the coach overturned. Four trainmen and two passengers were injured as the crash spilled cars and alarms sounded across the line.
Jail break in Kalispell ends in brief escape attempt
A prisoner held on a charge of selling mortgaged property attempted to use a telephone and flee. He broke jail in Kalispell and sought liberty before being recaptured.
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Standard
Kalispell
Humpy” Dodds
Dodds
Gregg
West Side
Lakeview
McIntosh Hardware Company
K. M
State Senate Bribery Charges Spark Executive Session
Helena dispatch reports state senator John David Waite of Fergus County facing bribery allegations from Arthur Harvey of the labor party. The Senate met in executive session after Harvey's charge, with Waite accused of using funds to secure election. Other bills include registry agent reforms and real property time limits, plus sheriff and jail expense cuts as apportionment plans loom.
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Helena
John David Waite
Fergus County
Arthur T. Harvey
Labor Party
Harvey
Senate
Waite
Committee On Privileges and
Cal Lewis
Lewis
Navy
Charles Chessler
Lin Thayer
Webb
Countess Lonyay Denies Husbands Desertion Amid Fez News
Tangiers reports say Fez has fallen and the sultan defeated with his war minister Menebbi slain. British and other consuls withdraw from Fez as tribal fighting nears Tangier. population swarms to ships for protection. Countess Longay telegraphs denial of rumors and asserts her husband remains with her.
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London
Tangiers
Morning Leader
Fez
Menebbi
Tangier
New York Plans 250000 Coal Aid For Poor
Mayor Low urged about 100 coal dealers to cooperate with the relief committee after the coal conference. The board of aldermen adopted a resolution asking the legislature to authorize municipal spending of 250000 dollars for coal distribution to New York City's poor.
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New York
Low
Board of Aldermen
Fez Uprising Quakes Moroccan Capitals In 1900s Broadcast
The Globe correspondent reports Fez inhabitants rising against the sultan and Rabat fearing a direct assault by the pretender’s forces. Tangier’s sultanate envoy ordered to seize cattle and dispatch reinforcements.
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Madrid
The
Globe
Fez
Rabat
Tangier
Hill Brothers Kill Marshal in Illinois Dance Hall Incident
At Moorehouse, Illinois a drunken disturbance led to the death of Marshal Dan Lance and wounding of Deputy Taylor. Dolpheus Hill fatally shot Lance and James Hill fatally cut Taylor as the brothers fled. Taylor wounded one Hill before escape. Search parties organized. killers at large.
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Cairo
Hawaiian planters will test Koreans on sugar plantations
The Gaelic arrived from the Orient with 102 Koreans including 21 women in steerage. They will be put to work on Hawaiian sugar plantations to test their efficiency as laborers and are expected to perform more work than the average plantation worker and to be more valuable than last year's Porto Rican laborers.
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Honolulu
T. H
Pacific Cable
Associated Press
Moorish Rebellion Sparks Battle Near Tangier
Tangier dated Jan 13 reports a battle two miles from the city as hundreds of tribesmen attack a village defended by 16 men. Four attackers were killed. fighting may resume. Europeans face no immediate danger, but the Moorish government is shown to be paralyzed and unable to maintain order.
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London
Tangier
the Times
Valuable paintings burned in Gould residence
Fire at 7 Fifth Avenue in New York destroyed several valuable paintings. Initially valued at about 10 000, the losses were later estimated by George J. Gould’s secretary at about 125000. Among the works burned was The Cavalier by Stuart.
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Dence
George J. Gould
Fifth Avenue
Gould
Stuart
Remains of Sagasta Entombed in Madrid Church
The remains of former Premier Sagasta, who died January 5, were entombed today in the church of San Francisco Madrid with King Alfonso and members of the royal family present along with cabinet ministers diplomatic corps and many officials.
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Madrid
Sagasta
Mrs. Tingley Still in Center of Stage
San Diego January 13 Mrs Katherine Tingley prompted action after a complaint led to the arrest of W Schmidt of Los Angeles. Schmidt is charged with extortion for allegedly writing a letter asking what she would pay to suppress certain documents concerning her past history.
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San Diego
Katherine Tingley
W. Schmidt
Los Angeles
Schmidt
Smoot Supporters in Utah Legislature Call for Caucus
Thirty five lawmakers backing Apostle Reed Smoot met in Salt Lake City and agreed to sign a call for a caucus to be held tomorrow evening. Officials expect up to 44 signatories, with a majority of the legislature at 32, and believe Smoot will win on the first ballot.
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Salt Lake City
Apostle Reed Smoot
United States
Smoot
Senate confirms several federal posts and judges
Confirmations by the senate include F. M. Wright as Judge of the Court of Claims. Postmasters named in Idaho Oregon Washington: O. J. Butler Harrison R. H. Barton Moscow in Idaho and F. A. Bancroft Portland. Oregon and Washington officials listed for the federal posts.
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Washington
Senate
F. M. Wright
Court of
Idaho
O. J. Butler
Harrison
R. H. Barton
Moscow
Oregon
F. A. Bancroft
Portland
Hewitt Condition Remains Steady Overnight
New York report states Abram S. Hewitt's health condition showed little change from the previous day as of tonight.
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New York
Hewitt
Billings Club Pushes Opening Crow Reservation
A Billings Commercial club meeting discussed aggressive plans to open the Crow reservation’s northern part. Crow Indian Agent Maj S G Reynolds attended at the club's request. Reynolds is in Billings and will be asked to use his influence in Washington to support the effort.
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Billings
Billings Commercial Club
Maj.s. G. Reynolds
Maj. Reynolds
Washington
Interior Department
National Capital
Train brings coal for Chicago poor to be distributed
A 25 car coal train arrived in Chicago and will be distributed by city wagons. Mayor Harrison issued the order due to prevailing distress.
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Chicago
Harrison
Revolutionists Fail To Take Cumana In Bermejo Fight
About 1,100 revolutionists led by Gen. Manuel Matos attacked Cumana on January 4 5 6 but were repelled by 500 government troops. The British cruiser Tribune witnessed the battle and the rebels fled leaving 300 Mauser rifles 29000 cartridges and 200 men captured. The rebels stayed active for a week expecting a blockade to ease their cause.
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Caracas
Manuel Matos
Cumana
Bermudez
Ith
Tribune
New Rules Adopted By a Party Vote
Helena January 13 two house sessions concluded with committee appointments signaling progress. A party split centered on rule changes to rule 52 and 67 shifting from Roberts to Reed rules. Lewis and Clarke opposed both changes proposing to maintain Seventh assembly rules.
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Word
Lewis
Clarke
Seventh Legislative Assembly
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