Draft of Montana Constables Bill Set for Legislature
The draft bill proposes fixed salaries for constables in townships by population, with 10 cents per mile travel pay. It sets 1800 to 2400 dollar salaries, requires fee remittance to county treasuries, and allows waivers to accept salaries in place of fees. The measure, discussed at a Butte meeting with Constables Henreid and Gallagher, may be amended before presentation. MidRae's inventory sale begins tomorrow.
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Henroid
Gallagher
Henreid
Butte
Legislative Assembly
State of
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Stokon Burnich Case Dismissed in Justice Court
In Justice of the Peace Murphy's court yesterday the case of George Stokon against Marco Burnich was dismissed. The suit involved assault and battery allegations as Stokon claimed Burnich struck him.
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Justice of the Peace
Murphy's Court
George Stokon
Marco Burnich
Stokon
Burnich
Case Dismissed Over Fading Fight Details
In a saloon scene the witnesses recalled the event poorly and could not fix the date of the alleged fight. due to general haziness surrounding the incident, the case was dismissed.
Phil Sheridan society plans Meagher Monument birthday event
The Phil Sheridan organization in Anaconda schedules a March 4 celebration for Robert Emmet’s birthday to raise funds for a Meagher Memorial. A committee led by William Welliher appoints plans for a literary and musical program with possible dance and invited speakers at the coroner M. J. Walsh’s office. Proceeds support a Helena monument.
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Phil Sheridan
Robert Emmet
William Welliher
R. J. Hayes
Hugh
Capitol
Helenas
Phil Sheridan Societyn Anaconda
M. J. Walsh
President and Lord Beresford Luncheon at Washington
President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted a luncheon in Washington with Admiral Lord Charles Beresford and a panel of dignitaries including Sir Michael Herbert the British ambassador and high ranking Navy officers. Dr David J Hill swore an oath as minister to Switzerland, while Captain Brownwell’s case reportedly will be dropped.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Lord Charles Beresford
Michael Herbert
Hay
Roote
Dewey
Taylor
Cowles
B. M. Young
Crozier
Scarlet fever case reported on Main Street
A new scarlet fever case was reported yesterday on Main Street. The patient is the daughter of barber C. H. Ehrenberg, previously a Garonne cafe waitress. County officials provided groceries to the family in hardship, while the infant son of County Clerk Phil Greenan remains in critical condition. Talks of school closings arise as cases rise daily amid a cold snap.
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Main Street
C. H. Ehrenberg
Garonne
Kelliher
Phil Greenan
I. O. G. T. Meeting At Dewey Hall Tonight
In the city W. W. Johnson is mentioned, and Martin Kelly, a patient at St. Ann's hospital, is noted as having remained there for several days.
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W. W. Johnson
Martin Kelly
St. Ann's Hospital
Laurier Suggests Limited Chinese Immigration With Japanese Exemption
Sir Wilfrid Laurier proposes to Colonel Prior that a provisional act restricting Chinese immigration would face no federal objection if Japanese immigration is not prohibited. He warns that provincial linking of Japanese and Chinese measures would trigger federal disallowance for imperial reasons.
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Vancouver
B. C
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Colonel Prior
British Columbia
Wilfrid
Treaties to be considered today in Senate session
In the executive session the Senate referred the Alaska boundary settlement treaty and the Cuban reciprocity protocol to the foreign relations committee. Senator Cullom said the committee would meet tomorrow and have these matters ready for consideration. The panel will also take up the Panama canal treaty with Colombia and may issue a favorable report.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cullom
Colombia
Roosevelt Hosts Supreme Court Guests at White House
President and Mrs. Roosevelt honored the supreme court with a White House dinner. Guests included justices, members of the senate and house judiciary committee, and other invitees. The state dining room display featured red and pink carnations orchids and roses. The president escorted Mrs Futler wife of the chief justice to the table with Mrs Roosevelt opposite them and the chief justice on her right.
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Washington
Attorney General Clears Captain Brownwell in Philippine Actions
The attorney general issued an opinion stating Captain Brownwell of a Vermont volunteer regiment is not amenable to civil or military law for actions while in command in the Philippines. The ruling relates to the killing of Father Augustin and his discussions in Congress.
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Washington
Brownwell
Father Augustin
Philippines
Congress
Vermont
Judiciary Committee Seeks Rules on Antitrust Bills
Washington January 29 The chairman of the house judiciary committee requests a rule for open consideration of the anti trust bill and a rule to expedite hearings under the Sherman antitrust act.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Washington Jan 29 Mc Donough Former Secretary of State
John T. Mc Donough, formerly secretary of state, is noted in Washington on January 29. The report highlights his former office and current status within the federal or state context. The brief item underscores career movements of a high-ranking official.
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Washington
John T. McDonough
Secretary of State
New York Accepts Provisional Supreme Court Appointment
Washington reports Dr. David J. Hill has taken the oath as minister to Switzerland after resigning as assistant secretary of state. He will sail for his post on Saturday.
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New York
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Washington
David J. Hill
Switzerland
Senate Confirms George R. Carter as Hawaii Territory Secretary
The senate confirms George R. Carter as secretary of the territory of Hawaii. The action marks a key appointment in the administration of the islands and reflects ongoing territorial governance.
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Washington
Senate
George R. Carter
Territory of Hawaii
Sheep disease fears prompt state vet to inspect herd movement
Dr. M E Knowles, state veterinarian, arrived after a letter from 20 local sheepmen urging investigation of possible scab spread from Wyoming bands. He ordered Heide sheep quarantined and dipped, while William Kinnick pleaded guilty to transporting infected sheep and paid a $25 fine. The Heide case will be heard later due to distance.
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Standard
Billings
M.E. Knowles
Wyoming
John Heide
Carbon County
Yellowstone County
Bull Mountain
D. Church
Knowles
William Kinnick
Park City
Carbon
Yellowstone
Dr. Knowles
Justice of the Peace
Fraser
Helde
Musselshell
Schwab Negotiating Special Train Haulage to Port Arthur
St Petersburg Jan 29 It is understood Charles M Schwab is negotiating for haulage of a special train from Virgaballon on the Russo Prussian frontier to Port Arthur Russian authorities promising to stop the heavy international sleeper at drku and substitute lighter cars
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St. Petersburg
Charles M. Schwab
Virballion
Port Arthur
Drku
Engineer Davis Dies After Grace Land Wreck Investigation
The Reading train wreck near Grace land Tuesday night claimed Engineer James H. Davis’s life at Muhlenberg Hospital. Fireman McCarthy and other victims remain in the hospital, feared not all will recover. Plainfield Police Chief Kieley secured a sworn statement from Davis and McCarthy on the incident, while Central’s General Manager Besler disputed the late arrival of a train order and cited signals that were disregarded.
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James H. Davis
Reading
Graceland
Muhlenberg Hospital
New York
Kieley
Plainfield
Davis
McCarthy
New Jersey Central Road
Besler
the Central
Cranford
Grand jury urged to indict for manslaughter over accident
Judge Vail told the Union county grand jury in Elizabeth New Jersey that a careful investigation is needed and if negligence caused the accident an indictment for manslaughter should be returned. County Prosecutor Lynch said a special grand jury session would be arranged.
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Stokon-Burnich
Phil Sheridan Society
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Robert
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Deer Lodge
Art Emmet
Meagher Monument Fund
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Strain’s
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Hennewill
Chicago
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Arthur Collins
Locust Street
R. Dansereau
Warm Springs
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