Trial by court martial of Maj Glenn ends with acquittal believed
Manila Jan 24 The court martial of Maj Fadwin F Glenn for unlawful killing of prisoners of war closed with the jury's verdict believed to be an acquittal though not announced. Defense argued the slain were not POWs and not executed by order. Prosecution contended Glenn liable for execution of guides and questioned the identification and role of the guides.
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Samar
Manila
Maj
Fadwin F. Glenn
Major Glenn
Island
Major Waltz
Glenn
Major Goodyer
United States
Missionary Interest Grows in Atlantic Churches Says Bishop Brewer
Helena Jan 4 Bishop L R Brewer says interest in missionary work is rising across Atlantic state churches. He notes record church giving last year and predicts a new peak this year. Brewer helped propose a plan to raise 1 000 000 annually for missions beyond diocesan funds, adopted after the 1901 San Francisco convention and later by the national missionary council in Philadelphia.
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Helena
Jan
L. R. Brewer
Episcopal Church
East
Atlantic States
Brewer
Bishop Brewer
Episcopalian Church
General Convention of the Church
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Bear Gulch Lease Filed for 18 Months in Jardine Claims
A county recorder filing records a lease between Jardine residents John Validtz Paul Reigler Andrew Pisch A Merekush Charles Lohman and Lews Testoorsneak and B Binnard of Butte for Binnard to work toward patenting mining claims in Bear Gulch district. Binnard gains three fourths of 25 percent of mill smokers returns and an option to purchase the claims for 23750 with 10000 due within a year and the remainder in six months.
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Standard
Livingston
County Recorder's Office
John Validtz
Paul Reigler
Andrew Pisch
A. Merekush
Charles Lohman
Lew
Testoorsneak
Jardine
B. Binnard
Butte
Binnard
Bear Gulch
Bound Over to District Court in Montana Melee Case
Havre Montana January 24 Chief of Police A C Vitte traveled to Fort Assinniboine and back with Frank Gantz the soldier wounded at Halfway House weeks ago He has recovered from his wound and was arrested charged as the cause of the trouble He waived examination and Judge Teiff bound him over to the district court for trial
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Standard
Havre
A. C. Vitte
Fort Assinniboine
Frank Gantz
Halfway House
Teili
Little Girl Severely Scalded in Tea Kettle Accident
Havre January 24. Lillie Abbott nineteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs New Abbott was severely scalded Thursday evening when a teakettle of boiling water fell onto her.
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The
Standard
Havre
Lillie Abbott
Newon Abbott
Geer supporters vow to stand by him while Hilo has a chance
Geer supporters express firm resolve to back him as long as Hilo retains a fighting chance. They stress loyalty and readiness to mobilize in upcoming contests.
Fulton Expecting to Gain in Oregon Race
Portland man C. W. Fulton leads the United States senate race in Oregon. He expects at least three votes from Multnomah county but no immediate indication of gains. Multnomah's 19 votes are spread among several candidates. Geer’s 17 supporters remain loyal while Fulton’s path remains uncertain.
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Portland
Ore
C. W.fulton
United States
Multnomah County
Fulton
Geer
British King Observes Emperor William Birthday at Windsor
Ambassador Count Wolff Metternich dined at Windsor Castle to mark Emperor William's birthday. The formal observance is the first by the British court, signaling closer ties and drawing satisfaction in Berlin over renewed friendship between Britain and Germany.
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Count Wolff Metternich
Windsor Castle
Nex
Emperor William
Berlin
Fireman killed in wreck near Gothenburg Neb
A Union Pacific westbound passenger train collided with an ice train at Gothenburg Nebraska. Fireman R L Dolan of North Platte was killed and engineer W L Dolan was slightly injured. Freight engineer W H Ryan broke a leg. Crews and passengers survived with no serious injuries. The cause of the wreck is unknown.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Gothenburg
Neb
R. L. Dolan
North Platte
W. L. Dolan
W. H. Ryan
Deadlock in Washington Legislature for U S Senator
Olympia January 24 The legislature held one ballot for United States senator, eight in total, showing no change. Levi Ankeny led with 54 votes followed by Harold Preston 42 John L Wilson 9 George Turner 22 and John B Allen 6. Two Preston supporters were absent. no caucus solution in sight as deadlock dominates sessions.
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Olympia
Wash
Levi Ankeny
Harold Preston
John L. Wilson
George Turner
John B. Allen
Preston
Ankeny
King County
Roosevelt Replies To Hoar Resolution In Senate
President Roosevelt answers Senator Hoar’s proposed resolution in the Senate debate, defending his administration’s policies and outlining the executive branch’s stance on the issues raised. The exchange highlights partisan currents and the administration’s justification of its program.
Roosevelt letter explains Mabini status in Guam inquiry
President Roosevelt informs the Senate of the government in Guam and Mabini’s detention details. He states Mabini may travel freely outside the Philippines but cannot land there without taking the oath of allegiance, and may sail to the Philippines only on oath compliance. The note references peace and amnesty terms.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Hoar
Guam
Mabini
Philippine ‘Islands
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Philippine Commission
Theodore Roosevelt
Union Brass Molders Convicted in Conspiracy Case
Four of six brass molders on trial for conspiring to injure non union men during the 1902 labor unrest were found guilty. Jacob C. Johnson and W. H. Maugan received 1250 dollar fines, Gus Hoppe and Thomas Christie 700 dollars each, while William Maloney and Gus Johnson were acquitted. The defendants, part of a local union, were accused of forming a secret executive committee to hire men to slug non union workers, leading to shootings and beatings.
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Chicago
Jacob C. Johnson
W. H. Maugan
Gus Hoppe
Thomas Christie
William Maloney
Gus Johnson
Livingston youth pleads guilty to rock attack after wedding ride
Merrill Mansur, 17, appeared in police court on Thursday charged with a serious offense after he threw a rock at the Crawford Ennis wedding party’s cab driver as they returned from J. R. Wright’s residence on Fifth street. The rock missed the driver but grazed Miss Belle Wilson, causing a painful abrasion. Judge Bender said he would decide in a day or two.
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Standard
Livingston
Merrill Manaur
Crawford-Ennis
J. R. Wright
Fifth Street
Young Mansur
Belle Wilson
Bender
Czar Sends Money to Breton Fisher Folk
Paris January 24 The czar has sent President Loubet 5000 dollars for the relief of Breton fisher folk in the sardine industry suffering from the secrecy of fish, illustrating sympathy for France. The French president replied with gratitude for the czar's new mark of friendship.
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Paris
Loubet
France
Orient chapter elects and installs officers in Livingston
Orient chapter number six of the Order of the Eastern Star held its Wednesday night election and installation. Amber Wheatley was named W M with Dora Tilquist as A M and J P Humphrey as W PL. New officers include M B Skiltin secretary Sarah E Nye treasurer Helen McClellan conductor Jessie Stevens assistant conductor and eight star points led by Laura Simpson Adah Sophia Wilson Ruth Clara Kapp Esther Mary Ennis Martha Harriet James Electra Barbara Frank War Mary Shaffer chaplain Alice Talmage marshal Rose Poslin organist and 8 Nye sentinel with the state matron present.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Orient Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Amber Wheatley
W. M
Dora Tilquist
A. M
J. P. Humphrey W. PL
M. B. Skiltin
Sarah E. Nye
Helen McClellan
Jessie Stevens
Laura Simpson
Adah
Sophia Wilson
Ruth
Clara Kapp
Esther
Mary Ennis
Martha
Harriet James
Electra
Barbara Frank
Mary Shaffer
Alice Talmage
Rose Poslin
M. Nye
Sentinel
Anthracite Trust Formed in England Promoters Register Company
London reports a new anthracite coal combine after months of talks. The St James Gazette says promoters will register a company named the Anthracite Trust with a capital of 15 million dollars. Most collieries are said to accept the terms.
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London
St. James
Anthracite Trust
Morris of Idaho to retain Ross in office
The Idaho Supreme Court dismissed the appeal to reinstate State Engineer Ross after his removal by Governor Hunt. Governor Morris says Ross still holds office since the ouster writ was not served, with Ross aligned with the Democratic faction that aided Republicans. The writ delay followed Ross's absence from the state.
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Standard
Boise
Idaho
Supreme Court
Ross
Hunt
Morris
Ohioan George Heiser Falls to Fatal Injuries in Hotel Richmond
Young Cleveland businessman’s son, 26, George Heiser, fell from a hotel Richmond window in San Francisco. He suffered a broken back and severe head and shoulder injuries and died shortly after the accident.
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San Francisco
George Heiser
Cleveland
Ohio
Richmond
Ferret Rampage Kills Poultry and Prize Rabbit in Malton
An escaped ferret in Malton Yorkshire attacked and killed 18 chickens 11 ducks 19 pigeons and a tame prize rabbit before it could be killed. The incident highlights risks to poultry on local farms and gardens.
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Malton
Yorkshire
England
Death of Colonel Charles W. Wooley in Cincinnati
Cincinnati report states Colonel Charles W. Wooley, aged 72, died early today. A longtime member of the Cincinnati bar he was an active Democrat for 20 to 30 years though never held public office.
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Cincinnati
Charles W. Wooley
Democratic Party
Big Sale of Sheep Near Clyde Park
Edgar Gibson and Guy Hunter arrived from Clyde Park ranches to close a 6000 sheep sale to James Callahan for Rosenbaum & Co of Chicago. Shipment starts Tuesday next. 1825 mutton wethers owned by Gibson and 4200 ewes and lambs owned by Hunter bought. Delivery to St Paul.
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Standard
Tivingston
Edgar Gibson
Guy Hunter
Clyde Park
James Callahan
Rosenbaum & Co
Chicago
Gibson
Hunter
St. Paul
Toledo Civil War Major John Bell Dies at Home
John Bell, a former major with the Army of the Tennessee during the Civil War, collapsed and died at his Toledo residence today, January 24.
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Toledo
Ohio
John Bell
Tennessee
Spokane man named to Belknap Indian school post
Washington dispatch reports Isaac Smith of Spokane has been appointed to a position at the Belknap Indian school.
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The
Standard
Washington
Isaac Smith
Spokane
Belknap Indian School
London Invitation Extended by King Edward to Germany
London dispatch reports King Edward extended an invitation to Germany on January 24, signaling ongoing diplomatic outreach amid tense postwar relations. The move aims to ease tensions and foster dialogue between Britain and Germany.
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London
Edward
Crown Prince bids farewell to czar before Novgorod voyage
St. Petersburg reports the German crown prince Frederick William bidding farewell to the czar and czarina and beginning his trip to Novgorod on January 24.
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St. Petersburg
Frederick William
Novgorod
Torpedo flotilla returns to Charleston after Caribbean maneuvers
The torpedo boat destroyer Decatur and torpedo boats Biddle Bagley Barney Stockton and Thornton under Lt. Chandler entered Charleston for coal and supplies. They had just finished maneuvers in the Caribbean and head for Norfolk. The dispatch boat Dolphin departed for Hampton Roads.
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Charleston
Torpedo Boat Flotilla
Decatur
Biddle
Bagley
Barney
Stockton
Thornton
Chandler
Caribbean Sea
Norfolk
Dolphin
Hampton Roads
Boundary treaty forms mixed tribunal to settle Alaska question
Secretary Hay and Sir Michael Herbert signed a treaty to settle the Alaska boundary by a six member mixed tribunal of jurists from Britain and the United States. The panel will interpret the 1825 GB Russia boundary and aims for swift Senate ratification before session adjourns.
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Washington
Hay
Michael Herbert
Klondike
Great Britain
Russia
America
Alaska
Tis
Amercan
High Joint Commission
Senate
Northwest
United States Senate
Butte Disbarment Hearing Advances As Week Proceeds
The hearing into the Shores disbarment case continues with Cotter and Harney referenced, as morning sessions include readings, sparring, and attorney debates. Stapleton and Dempster request extended time to travel to Butte, while the committee adjourns to Monday evening. The appropriations committee approves a $57,000 appropriation to reimburse H. L. Frank for capitol building costs, amid a claimed $110,000 loss.
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Stapleton
Dempster
Butte
Harney
Appropriations Committee
H. L. Frank
Capitol
House
Frank
Omaha Livestock Market Report January 24
Other Markets Omaha Livestock South Omaha Jan 24 cattle receipts 200 market steady prices for native steers cows and heifers canners stockers and calves bulls and stags listed hogs receipts 6500 market up 1 0 0 to 6 85 mixed and light hog prices noted Yorkers and bulk sales around 6 65 to 6 75 sheep receipts none market steady
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South Omaha
Kansas City Livestock Prices January Market Report
Cattle receipts 100 show market unchanged. Hog receipts 3,000 with a strong market. bulk sales 6.55 to 6.75. heavy 6.60 to 6.80. packers 6.50 to 6.65. medium 6.60 to 6.75. light 6.55 to 8.20. Yorkers 6.50 to 6.25. pigs 5.90 to 6.25. Sheep receipts none, market unchanged.
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Kansas City
Wool Auction in London Sees Large Attendance and Strong Demand
At the London wool sale on January 24 1910 15 116 bales were offered including superior stock. Scour eds briskly demanded and medium lots sold to French buyers. Merinos in ample supply and cross breds drew spirited demand from buyers.
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London
Fall wools from Humboldt and Mendocino quoted
San Francisco January 24 report notes fall wools import prices from Humboldt and Mendocino with mountain grade at 8 to 10 cents per pound.
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San Francisco
Humboldt
Mendocino
Mountain
Treasury Statement Reveals Cash and Gold Totals
Washington January 24 Treasury Statement shows available cash balance 213,836,186 dollars and gold holdings 98,141,866 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Rochester minister calls unions to build Douglass tribute church
Rev. J. J. Adams of Rochester New York issued an appeal urging denominations to unite in constructing a church as a tribute to the famed anti slavery agitator Frederick Douglass.
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J. J. Adams
Rochester
N. Y
Frederick Douglass
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Offered Free Sample by Mail
Anaconda Sunday Standard promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney and bladder remedy. It touts cures for kidney trouble and related ailments and offers a free sample bottle by mail with a testimonial letter from a user in New York.
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Anaconda Sunday Standard
New York
Rupert Rerner
Bright
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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Hostetter
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Cotter
Forbis
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