Large verdict awarded in Montana mining suit
After a 26 hour jury deliberation at Helena federal court, the St Louis Mining and Milling Company won a verdict of 195000 against the Montana Company Limited. Judge Hunt granted a stay of execution while a motion for a new trial is reviewed. The case, tried twice, began with a 600000 claim and earlier allowed amendment up to 600000. a prior trial had awarded 2200 to the plaintiff. The plaintiff was represented by Arthur Brown and others, the defendant by Cullen & Cullen and William Wallace Jr.
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Montana Company, Limited
W. E. Cullen
Juden Hunt
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Arthur Brown
Salt Lake
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Cullen & Cullen
William Wallace, Jr
Dunkards May Settle on the Huntley Flats
A pair of prominent Dunkard church members visited to inspect Huntley Flats lands for a potential large colony. The Billings Land and Irrigation company plans to build a church for the colony if established. Under Sheriff Losy of Sheridan, Wyo, seeks Dan Davis on horse stealing charges. a scene at Davis’s home ended with Mrs. Davis forcing the officer to retreat. John Doe, a Crow Indian, was arrested for horse theft from James Roya but released as authorities seek the white man who previously served time for horse stealing.
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Tennessee
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Sheridan
Dan Davis
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Davie House
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Stickney
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Government case against Richard Vaan goes to jury
In Helena on July 7 the government rested its case against Richard Vaan charged with stealing a colt on the Blackfeet reservation. Judge Hunt told the jury a night verdict could be returned if a decision was reached and the panel could be sewed in the morning. In Lewistown this afternoon H M Teac was announced as the new superintendent of the Cold Reef mines at Gilt Rage, succeeding J Durell and placing Rae, Drake's brother in law, in control of Drake properties in Montana.
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Escaped convicts pursued in Pacific Northwest manhunt
A broad search for eight federal prison escapees continues from Tacoma to Vashon Island with a force of a hundred men and three bloodhounds. Captured and at large convicts hide in woods, on islands, and in parks, while local authorities expand the hunt and request federal marshals to join.
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Dakota visitors tour Gallatin Valley irrigation efforts
North Dakota delegation involved landowners from Bismarck area toured the Gallatin Valley visiting the agricultural college and experiment station and irrigation sites along Middle Creek. They learned irrigation methods to support a Missouri river pumping project and left convinced of irrigation benefits. The visit included Gallatin Valley club members and college officials with a hotel reception at Bozeman.
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Epworth Leaguers Are Early Risers at Convention
Denver July 17 Thousands of Methodist workers at the seventh international Epworth league convention held morning sessions at Trinity church and later noon meetings for prayer and exhortation. Delegates discussed location for the 1907 biennial convention with Boston Kansas City Columbus Omaha Nashville Dallas Birmingham named as candidates. A keynote urged constant missionary work and tobacco avoidance. Miss Hattie Hill of Town died of heart failure at a hotel after returning from a mountain excursion.
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Hattie Hill
Delegates Named for National Society Meeting
Gov. J K Toole confirms delegates to the National Society and Corresponding Secretary list, naming representatives from Helena Great Falls Whitehall Dillon Bozeman Missoula and other cities for the Portland July gathering. The roster includes N Sloan J F Holret Otto Schoenfeld Walter Shobe and E C Russell among others.
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Helena
Portland
National Society of Ties and Corres
N. Sloan
Je. F. Hol Ret
Otto Schoenfeld
Walter Shobe
Preston H. Leslie
E. C. Russell
J. Herthelm
H.R. Bartlett
W. H. Orr
Hutte
Paris’ Gibson
W. B. Ellsworth
Great Falls
W. E Glark
Whitehail
James Mauldin
Dillon
Roe
Allen Hillings
W. W. van Orsdel
Great Palle
D. B. Price
Stevensville
M. T. Rickman
Bozeman
Georgia
C.” Young
Mer
L. Glenn
Mise
Alice
Missoula
George PF. Brooka
Soula
Caleb Powers to be tried in U S court for murder
Maysville Kentucky July 7 Caleb Powers is to be tried in the United States court for complicity in the murder of William derat Frankfort. United States District Judge Cochran announced he would take jurisdiction in the case. Lima Peru pediatrician Dr Isarton reports discovery of yellow fever cases in Callao Miraflores and Lima.
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Tri Maysville, Ky
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United States
Jude Cochran
Juris ‘Iction
Lima
Peru
Mr. Isarton
Guadalupe Hospital
Callao
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Lim
Miraflores Guitoes
Four of Fifteen Escape Down Angry Rapids
A Chippewa Falls accident at Little Falls Jam sent a crew of eighteen out to clear a log jam. Four of the fifteen men aboard the boat drowned in the swift rapids after the boat capsized. names listed include Lewis Gorey Saul Brachett Max Billard Ole Horne Andrew Gagno Oscar Rowurst Bert Larry Byron Ferguson Adolph Toutant Patrick Leida Joe Perlonquin.
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Lewis Gorey
Saul Brachett
Max Billard
Ole Horne
Andrew Gagno
Oscar Rowurst
Bert Larry
Byron Ferguson
Adolph Toutant
Patrick Leida
Joe Perlonquin
Chippewa Lumber and Boom
American Library Association closes convention in Portland
The American Library Association wraps up its Portland, Oregon convention with delegates planning a Columbia River steamer trip the next day. Sessions focused on trained library service and what public libraries can do for children. The council meeting highlighted appointments and the day closed with an ophthaloscopicon lantern show by Dr. Theodore W. Toe with theatre space at Yutarian chapel.
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Ore
American Library Association
Bailey Gatzert
Presdent
Frank Phill
Brooklyn
Public Theary
Gent
CW. Andrews
Caroline A. Gartland
Dover
N. H
of Endowment Fund
Aix
Mattland
New York City
G. T. Clark
San Francisco
Linda Eastman
Cleveland
Alcc Krueger
Philadelphia
Tony Portia
Steiner
Thay Yutarian Chapel
Atehaopticon
Theodore W. Toe
Submarine Farfadet Recovered. Crew Safe After Sinking
Paris reports the French German salvage crews recovered the submarine Farfadet and its crew after it sank Thursday morning at the entrance to Sidi Abmallah. Water and fresh air reached the crew, who remain alive as efforts continue to tow the vessel to shallow water. An Italian tug aids in the rescue. Minister Thomsen travels to Bizert to investigate the sinking.
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Sidi Abmallah
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Talian
M. Thomsen
Bizert
Tunis
Bozeman City Council Awards Printing Contract
Bozeman city council in regular session awarded printing for the coming year to the lowest bidder, the Republican Publishing Company. The fire escape construction on the opera house east side went to the only bidder, B I McCoy. Cement sidewalk contract bids came from T Miracle of Helena, Ben Hager of Dillon, and Vieeland Bozeman, with Vieeland slightly lower than last year’s price. A special meeting is set for next Wednesday to finalize the cement sidewalk contract.
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Republican Pubishing ‘Company
Opera House
McCoy
T. Miracle Company
Helena
Ben Hager
Dillon
Cham
Vieeland
Roosevelt issues order on promotions in military services
President Roosevelt tonight issued a sweeping order for the army and navy. Any officer who solicits influence outside official records of service for promotion or assignment shall be barred from advancement. The directive outlines strict enforcement by the war and navy departments.
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Swedish Treasury borrows 6.5 million for extraordinary expenditures
Special Dispatch reports from Stockholm that the Swedish treasury borrowed 6.5 million dollars to cover emergency costs. Rumors say two Norwegian officials were arrested at Christiania for refusing to forswear, while the Floating Darlington Trust company closed its doors today due to failure to realize on large deposits and a capital of 1000.
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Stockholm
Christiania
Suly 4
Darington ‘Truet Company
Odessa Telegraph Hints at Governor’s Capture of Kniaz
Telegraph from Odessa indicates a plan to capture the Kniaz Poremikine by forces tied to the governor general. Reports note the Black Seate is coordinated for the operation and imminent action may unfold in the region.
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Eral
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