Court martial verdict in Samar Guides case expected
Manila Jan. 24 The trial of Major Edwin F. Glenn for unlawfully executing guides in Samar concluded with the court appearing to await a acquittal verdict. Prosecution argued Glenn bore responsibility for the killings while defense contended the fatally wounded men were not prisoners of war and not executed by order.
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Samar
Manila
Maj
Eadwin F. Glenn
Major Glenn
Major Waltz
Glenn
Major Goodyer
United States
Growing Interest in Episcopal Mission Work Across States
Special dispatch from Helena reports Bishop L. R. Brewer, returning from the East, says interest in church missions is rising in Atlantic states. Last year saw a record sum raised for missions, with expectation this year will break records. Brewer promotes a plan to raise 100000 annually for missions beyond diocesan and city expenditures, first proposed at the 1901 San Francisco general convention and endorsed at a Philadelphia missionary council.
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Standard
Helena
L. R. Brewer
Episcopal Church
East
Atlantic States
Brewer
Bishop Brewer
Episcopalian Church
General Convention of
the Church
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Bear Gulch Lease Up for 18 Month Term in Jardine Claims
A county recorder filing reports John Validtz Paul Reigler Andrew Pisch A Metekinsh Charles Lohman and Lews Testoorsneak all of Jardine with B Binnard of Butte leasing Binnard's Bear Gulch district mining claims for 18 months. Binnard will work to secure patent and receive three quarters of 25 percent of micromelter ore returns with an option to purchase at 3750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
County Recorder’s Office
John Validtz
Paul Reigler
Andrew Pisch
A. Metekinsh
Charles Lohman
Lew
Testoorsneak
Jardine
B. Binnard
Butte
Binnard
Bear Gulch
Soldier Frank Gantz Bound Over for District Court
Havre January 24 Chief of Police A C White returned from Fort Assinniboine with Frank Gantz the soldier wounded in the Halfway House melee. Gantz recovered from his wound and was arrested charged with causing the trouble. He waived examination and Judge Kill bound him over to the district court for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bredal
Standard
Havre
A. C. White
Fort Assinniboine
Frank Gantz
Halfway House
Little Girl Severely Scalded in Teakettle Accident
Havre reports Lillie Abbott thirteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Newen Abbott was severely scalded Thursday evening when a teakettle of boiling water toppled onto her.
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The
Standard
Havre
Lillie Abbott
Newen Abbott
Fulton Likely to Gain Multnomah Support in Senate Race
Portland Oregon January 24 Fulton the leading Senate hopeful expects at least three Multnomah county votes though no material change is seen yet. The county delegation holds 19 votes dispersed among several candidates with Geer loyalists remaining firm as long as Geer has a chance.
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Portland
Ore
C. W. .Fulton
United States
Multnomah County
Multnomah
Fulton
Geer
Deadlock Persists in Washington Senate Ballot
Olympia Jan 24 The legislature cast one ballot for United States senator with Ankeny 54 Preston 42 Wilson 9 Turner 22 and Alien 6. Two Preston allies were absent blocking any caucus move. Officials expect the deadlock to last about a week as the fight continues to dominate legislative attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Levi Ankeny
Harold Preston
John L. Wilson
George Turner
John Bb
Alien
Preston
Ankeny
King County
Ankeny Mien
British Court Observes Emperor William Birthday at Windsor
Count Wolff Metter nich dined at Windsor Castle on a day tied to Emperor William's birthday. The British court's formal observance marks a historic first and Berlin sees the move as signaling closer Anglo German friendship.
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Count Wolff Metternich
Windsor Castle
Emperor William
Willam
Berlin
Fireman Killed in Omaha to Gothenburg Train Wreck
Union Pacific passenger train No. 3 from Omaha hit an ice freight at Gothenburg Nebraska at midnight. Fireman R J Dolan of North Platte was killed and engineer W L Dolan injured. freight engineer W H H Ryan broke a leg. The other crew escaped. passengers shaken but unhurt. Cause of the crash is not known.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Gothenburg
Neb
R. J. Dolan
North Platte
W. L. Dolan
W. HH. Ryan
Union Molders Convicted on Conspiracy Charge
Four of six brass molders on trial for conspiring to injure non-union workers were found guilty. Jacob Johnson and W H Maugan received 1250 dollar fines. Gus Hoppe and Thomas Christie were fined 700 dollars each. William Maloney and Gus Johnson were acquitted. The defendants, members of a local brass molders union, allegedly formed a secret committee to hire men to slug non-union workers, leading to shootings and severe beatings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jacobb. Johnson
W. H. Maugan
Gus Hoppe
Thomas Christie
William Maloney
Gus Johnson
Roosevelt Answers Resolution on Seafarer Hour
President Roosevelt replies to a Congressional resolution concerning the seafarer hour. He outlines his position, cites wartime needs, and emphasizes labor and national efficiency. The note signals executive stance amid maritime labor debates and work hour legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seyaror
President Roosevelt answers Senate on Mabini detention in Guam
Roosevelt transmits reply to Senator Hoar about Mabini in Guam. He states Mabini may travel on government transport passing through outside Philippine islands without oath of allegiance and may go anywhere except land in the Philippines unless he takes the oath. landing there requires oath per Philippine commission and peace amnesty proclamation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Hoar
Guam
Mabini
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Phippine Commission
Theodore Roosevelt
Man 17 Charged After Rock Toss Injures Bride Party
Merril Mansur, 17, faced a police court hearing in Livingston after hurling a rock at a cab driver during the Crawford Ennis wedding party return. The rock shattered the cab window and grazed Miss Belle Wilson, causing a facial abrasion. Judge Bender reserved a ruling, to be announced in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Livingston
Merril] Maneur
Crawford-Ennis
J. R. Wright
Fifth Street
Young Mansur
Belle Wilson
Bender
Eastern Star Installs Officers in Livingston
On Wednesday night Orient chapter No. 6 Order of the Eastern Star elected and installed officers led by Amber Wheatley as W M Dora Tilquist as A M J P Humphrey as W P and Sarah E Nye as treasurer Other officers include Laura Simpson Adah Sophis 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 M Nye sentinel The worthy matron of the state attended the ceremony.
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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. P
M. &, Skillin
Sarah E. Nye
Helen McClellan
Jessie Stevens
Laura Simpson
Adah
Sophis Wilson
Ruth
Clara Kapp
Esther
Mary Ennis
Martha
Harriet James
Electra
Barbara Frank
Mary Shaffer
Alice Talmage
Rose Poslin
M. Nye
Sentinel
Czar Sends Money to Breton Fisher Folk
Paris Jan 24 The czar sent President Loubet 5000 for Breton fisher folk in the garoline industry suffering from a fish shortage. Loubet replied with France’s gratitude for the czar’s gesture of friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CZAR
Paris
Loubet
France
Anthracite Trust Formed in England
London January 24. After months of negotiations between mine owners a new arrangement for a coal combine was concluded yesterday. The St James Gazette reports that promoters plan to register a company named the Anthracite Trust with capital of 15 million dollars. Most collieries are ready to accept the terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. James Gazette
Anthracite Trust
Morris of Idaho Will Retain Ross
Supreme court dismisses rehearing on state engineer Ross removal. Gov Hunt removed Ross. court sustained removal earlier. Morris says Ross still in office as writ of ouster not served. Ross aligned with the Democratic faction that aided Republicans in the last election. writ not served before Hunt retired due to Ross’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Boise
Idaho
Supreme Court
Ross
Hunt
Morris
Young Ohioan George Heiser Falls From Window in San Francisco
George Heiser aged 26 son of a Cleveland businessman accidentally fell from a hotel Richmond window in San Francisco today. Heiser suffered a broken back and severe head and shoulder bruises and cannot recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George Heiser
Cleveland
Ohio
Richmond
Ferret Escape Ravages Poultry Farm in Malton
An escaped ferret at a Malton Yorkshire farm killed 18 chickens 11 ducks 19 pigeons and a prized tame rabbit, causing substantial loss to the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malton
Yorkshire
England
Charles W. Wooley Dies in Cincinnati at 72
Colonel Charles W. Wooley, a longtime Cincinnati lawyer and active Democratic figure for over two decades, died early today at age 72. He never held public office but remained a prominent member of the local bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles W. Wooley
Democratic Party
Big Sheep Sale Ties Clyde Park Ranches to Chicago Firm
Edgar Gibson and Guy Hunter, from Clyde Park area ranches, closed a sale of about 6 000 sheep to James Callahan for Rosen baum and Co of Chicago. Shipment begins Tuesday next week. The deal includes 1 825 mutton wethers owned by Gibson and 4 200 ewes and lambs owned by Hunter. Delivery to be made in St Paul.
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The
Standard
Livingston
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 on January 24. No further details were provided about the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
John Bell
Army of the Tennessee
Crown Prince Bids Farewell to the Russian Imperial Family
St. Petersburg January 24 The German crown prince Frederick William bade farewell to the czar and czarina and started for Novgorod after his meeting in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Frederick William
Novgorod
Appointment at Belknap Indian School
Place in Indian School Washington January 24 Isaac Smith of Spokane has been appointed to a position in the Belknap Indian school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
Isaac Smith
Spokane
Belknap Indian School
King Edward Extends Invitation to German Envoy
London dispatch reports King Edward invites the German envoy to advance talks amid ongoing diplomatic efforts. The action signals a possible thaw in postwar relations as officials prepare for further discussions.
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London
Edward
Torpedo boat flotilla enters Charleston for coal and supplies
The torpedo boat destroyer Decatur and torpedo boats Biddle Bagley Barney Stockton and Thornton under Lt Chandler arrive in Charleston for coal and supplies after Caribbean maneuvers and head for Norfolk. The dispatch boat Dolphin left this morning for Hampton Roads.
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Charleston
Torpedo Boat Flotilla
Decatur
Biddle
Bagley
Barney
Stockton
Thornton
Chandler
Caribbean Sea
Norfolk
Dolphin
Hampton
Treaty fixes Alaska border by mixed tribunal plan
Secretary Hay and Sir Michael Herbert signed an Alaska boundary treaty to refer all questions to a six member mixed tribunal, three from Britain and three from the United States. The arrangement lacks an umpire and aims for swift Senate ratification after broad consultation with both parties.
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Washington, Jan. A
Hay
Michael Herbert
Klondike
Great Britain
Russia
America
Alaska
Tis
High Joint Commission
Washington
Canaan
Senate
Northwest
United States Senate
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promises Free Sample
An advertisement for Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root offers free sample bottles by mail. The claim notes kidney and bladder trouble, urges early treatment, and cites testimonials and clinical use by hospitals and doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Sunday Standard
New York
Rupert Rerner
Bright
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Week of hearings on disbarment and capitol costs
The committee continued hearings on the Shores disbarment case with Cotter and witnesses testifying. Judge Harney may attend Monday night as sessions drum toward a Friday close. Legislation committee favors a $57,000 appropriation to reimburse H. L. Frank for capitol building costs, seeking $59,000 originally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stapleton
Dempster
Butte
Harney
Appropriations Committee
H. L. Frank
Capitol
House
Frank
Omaha Livestock Market Report January 24
South Omaha cattle receipts total 200 with market steady. Native steers bring 3.25 to 5.50, cows and heifers 4.10 to 8.04, canners 1.75 to 2.80, stockers and feeders around 0.00, calves 4.76 to 4.50, bulls 2.25 to 74. Heavy hogs 5.40 to 6.84, mixed 6.66 to 8.75, lights 6.20 to 6.55, Yorkers 6.30 to 6.55, bulk 6.65 to 7.75. Sheep receipts none. market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Kansas City Cattle and Hogs Market Report
Kansas City cattle and hog market notes show receipts of 3000 hogs with a firm to strong tone. Bulk sales run 6.55 to 6.75 for hogs, with heavy 6.80 to 6.80, packers 6.50 to 6.65, medium 6.60 to 6.75, light 6.20 to 6.55, Yorkers 6.50 to 6.25, pigs 5.90 to 6.23. Sheep receipts none. market unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
London Wool Sales Open With Keen Demand and Large Attendance
At London wool auction today 15 116 bales were offered including a large selection of superior stock. Keen demand from all sections supported brisk bidding for cross breds and merinos. French representatives took medium lots as merino supply held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fall wools from Humboldt and Mendocino buy Now 8 10¢
San Francisco markets report fall wools from Humboldt and Mendocino at eight to ten cents per unit, with buyers noting steady demand. Local shippers shift supplies, and prices are monitored for further seasonal movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Humboldt
Mendocino
Mountain
Treasury report shows coal and gold balances and appeal
Today's treasury statement shows available coal balance of 213,836,186 dollars and gold at 98,141,566 dollars. Rev J J Adams of Rochester New York has issued an appeal urging denominations to unite in building a church as a tribute to famous anti slavery agitator Frederick Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
J. J. Adams
Rochester
N. Y
Frederick Douglass
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Date
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Eastern Star
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Col
Wooley
Hostetter
Beth Ty
Hay and
Herbert
Bec
Cotter
Forbis
Mr. Cotter
Omaha Livestock
London Wool Sales
Treasury Statement
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Sean Ky Hatie
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