Russia Says US Should Not Press on Jewish Petition
The Russian Foreign Office says the czar alone will decide whether to receive the petition from Russian Jews and hopes the United States will not press for admission. Officials call the U.S. demand interference in Russian affairs and cite Novoe Vremya opposing American access. The notes reiterate Russia will control its own immigration and private matters.
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St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Foreign Office
Alexander III
London
Novoe Vremye
Rusefia
Novoe Vremya
Russia
Turesia
Rousmania
Bulgaria
Turkey
America
Auditor Petty Out of Old DC Office
Washington July 2 The district board of commissioners notified James T Petty auditor of the district that he can no longer serve due to negligent methods linked to a defalcation of 00 by trusted clerk James M A Watson The board offered Petty a post as personal tax appraiser at 800 a year less pay Alexander MeeKenzie slated as Petty successor plus remarks on a deputy auditor background The Standard Daily notes increased activity of the wood marker and thresh clips sold at various prices
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Board of Commissioners of
District of Columbia
James T. Petty
James M.A. Watson
Petty
Alexander MeeKenzie
Sale of 24000 pounds of wool leads market opening
George Gleed of Lima sold 24000 pounds for 14 percent, representing Shallard Smith & Co of Philadelphia. Yost Shine Berger and ML Markley also reported sales to Charles O Herbert Co of Philadelphia and Cha Herbert Co. with smaller clips, while buyers anticipate a strong market after the Fourth as better quality wool arrives.
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George Gleed
Lima
John Mcllhenny
Shallard, Smith & Co
Philadelphia
Yost & Shineberger
Bedrock
Robert J. Craig
Charles O. Herbert & Co
ML Markley
Cha . Herbert & Co
Alleged Murderess Granted Bail in Montana Case
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Miles City reports Judge Loud granted bail to Mrs. Leo Brown on a first degree murder charge for the June 7 killing of Eldridge Standifer. Bail set at $500. health concerns from jail conditions cited but not enough to deny bail.
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Leo Brown
Loud
Brown
State Fair Preparations Discussed at Helena Meeting
The Helena committee for the October state fair met in Marlow to plan preliminaries. Chairperson TA Marlow and BH Tatem led members from Lewis and Clark, Cascade, Missoula, and Madison counties. Secretary John W. Pace reported signs and routines to arrange as the group stays in Helena to handle crucial business.
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Rate Fale
Marlow
TA. Marlow
BH. Tatem
Lewis
Clarke County
W. Bradford
Cascade
Samuel Dinemore
Missoula
W. H. Raymond
Madsion
John W. Pace
Secre
Kansas City Officers Raid Gambling Houses
City officials conducted a sweeping raid on gambling dens in Kansas City on July 3. More than nine slot machines were wrecked and seven gaming houses shut down as the Mayor vowed to clear gambling under the current administration.
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Kansas City
Race Contention Over Equal Privilege Debated
The article presents a legal dispute centered on equal privilege claims in a political race. It notes that the other race faces similar treatment and frames the contention as a special argument within broader equal rights considerations.
Flathead County Commissioners Face Court Challenges
Kalispell July 3 Special Dispatch says Flathead county commissioners are in dispute as three district court filings challenge their actions in approving bills for the new courthouse and jail. About $2300 in claimed costs for work and materials were disallowed, exceeding the amount budgeted for building and equipment, and the commissioners contend they lack authority to pay the presented bills.
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Flathead
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Hastie & Dougan Pening
Couey
Kalispell Woman Seeks Higher Alimony After Divorce
Kalispell July reports E. Bogart has filed to amend divorce terms from B S Bogart, a Kalispell real estate man, seeking $3,250 extra alimony plus a $5000 total, and a monthly $15 for each of three children, arguing wealth differs from initial estimate of $5,000 and now amounts to about $35,000.
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Kalispell
Bogart
B.S. Bogart
Inheritance Tax Law Declared Invalid by Supreme Court
July 2 Helena district court information filed charging Archie J. Hamilton with second degree assault on J Le Maim engineer in charge of property. Hamilton posted $9 bail after arrest in Helena. James Walker Jr born in Helena earns silver medal for York history composition in New York Times contest. his father, James Blaine Walker, formerly of Helena Herald.
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James B. Walker, Jr
Helena
York
New York ‘Times
James Walker
James Blaine Walker
Trial of Ry in the Kounts Ends in Manslaughter Verdict
A jury returned a verdict of voluntary manslaughter in the case involving Ry in the Kounts and contractor Walsh. The findings conclude the defendant acted without premeditation but with intent. Court records indicate the incident occurred under disputed circumstances.
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Walsh
Tosday
Heavy rains flood Gainesville and Trinity Red River valleys
The heaviest rain in years drenched the Trinity and Red River valleys, flooding Gainesville with two to four feet of water. Streets were submerged overnight but receded by afternoon. Property loss occurred in Gainesville and nearby towns, with railroads bearing the heaviest burden due to washouts and track damage.
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Red River
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Helena wedding shocks capital as Kessler daughter wed Raleigh
Helena society page reports the surprise noon wedding of Miss Kessler, daughter of the late brewery founder, to Albert Raleigh of the Raleigh business line. Ceremony conducted by Rev Sloan at the First Presbyterian parsonage. The couple, long- acquainted, had been rumored to marry in October. they plan to leave for an unspecified destination soon after the ceremony.
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First Presbyterian Church
Tie
Kessler
Cochran
24Th Infantry
Albert Raleigh
W.D. Raleigh
Helena
Mr. Raleigh
Solemn Wedding at Albe marle Hotel in City
The ceremony was held last evening in the parlors of the Albe marle hotel with Rev. E. Smith officiating. The bride was attended by her sister Miss Ann Sommerville and the groom by Frank Wright proprietor of the Livingston Enterprise.
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Albemarle Hotel
Rev. E. Smith
Ann Sommerville
Frank Wright
The
Livingston Enterprise
Governor Offered Bribe in Missouri Street Rail Bill
Evidence from Circuit Attorney Folk reveals Governor Lon V. Stephens of Missouri was offered 100000 in transit stock and additional sums for political favors connected to a bill consolidating St. Louis street railways, excluding the Suburban line. Appointments for James J. Ed Butler were also proposed. The offers were declined.
O Rourk family turmoil and diversions in July dispatch
Special Dispatch to the OT Billings reports the O Rourk family troubles persist with a divorce for Patrick from his wife Ellen at the January term. A local paper claims Patrick’s late wife remarried Hugh Bradgeh. She took his shack and rents it, leaving him without shelter. Other brief items note mining advances near Cooke City, plans for western troop mobilizations, and Miss Laura Dickey and Dr. Mackay settling in Livingston with future household logistics.
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Laura
Dickey
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de St
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