Arthur and Dotson Duel in Outs Conspiracy
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
1
Sensational Developments Expected in Clinton Dotson Trial
The Deer Lodge murder case against Clinton Dotson proceeds with rapid witness testimony as the state edges toward possible verdict. Convicts recount Dotson and McArthur discussions and the alleged conspiracy to murder Oliver Dotson and destroy confessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Standard
Clinton Dotson
Dotson
Mc-Arthur
McArthur
John Mulholland
Henry Chadwick
Oliver Dotson
James McArthur
Washington Gulch
McArethur
Joe W. Stevens
Ler Lodge County
John W. James
Anacconda
James
Frank Conley
State Penitentiary
MacArthur
Conley
Garrison
Missoula
Bitter Root
Mr. Conley
Tom McTague
Ss. N. Arnold
Helena
Engineers’ Brotherhood
John Roberts
Charles Oliver Benson
Cullinane
Benson
Clinton Doteen
J. A. Robinson
Ellis Persinger
Persinger
Leaguers In Session Report From Francisco
A brief note records ongoing league activity in Francisco with players and organizers engaging in scheduled events. Officials caution on attendance and community participation.
Epworth League Opens In San Francisco
The fifth international Epworth league convention began in ideal weather at the Mechanics Pavilion with 20 000 delegates. Leaders spoke on extending faith, reunifying Methodism branches, and expanding work in new U S territories as presidents McKinley and Roosevelt sent welcoming messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Epworth League
Mechanics’ Pavillion
Stanford
Wesley
Pacific Northwest
Washington
British Columbia
Mechanics’ Pavilion
California
Canada
League
United States
Thomas Filben
Pacific Grove
Filben
Robert Husband
Joseph F. Berry
McKinley
Roosevelt
McMillin
Tennessee
Shaw
Iowa
Durbin
Indiana
Yates
Illinois
Bliss
Michigan
Dockery
Missouri
Stanley
Kansas
van Fant
Minnesota
Gage
Phelan
Hamilton
Joyce
Methodists Gather for Epworth League Meetings Across CA
Delegates open with Gov Gage and Mayor Phelan giving brief welcomes in California. Speakers include Bishop John W Hamilton and Rev J C Simmons. Quotas of church leaders from US Canada and colored Methodist church address young people movement ahead of four meetings tomorrow across the four league venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ble
Epworth League
Henry T. Gage
California
Phelan
John W. Hamilton
J. C. Simmons
Woodland
Cal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lt. W. Joyce
LL. D
Minneapolis
Colored Methodist Church
Mechareses
Rolla V. Watt
J. J. Morris
H. M. McKnight
Los Angeles
Charles Bayard Mitchell
Young People's Movement
G. W. Kerby
Montreal
Canada
JT. B. Hutchinson
Napa
Alhambra
A. C. Crews
Toronto
C. W. Stadfelt
P. A. Cool
Spokane, Wach
Bothwell
Ont
W. Mallard
Yonkers
N. Y
John H. Coleman
Glenn Falls
Collins Denny
Nashville
Tenn
League
On the Way to Jail Special Dispatch to the Standard
United States marshal W P Gamble from San Francisco ferried attorney Dudley DuBose of Nome toward Oakland to serve a six month contempt sentence from a San Francisco district court of appeals case. DuBose, once a district judge, was implicated in a ring led by Judge Neves and linked to receiver McKenzie in major receivership disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Seattle
Wash
W. P. Gamble
United States
San Francisco
Roanoke
Dudley DuBose
Nome
United States District Court of Appeals
Oakland
Gamble
DuBose
Francisco
Montana
Wtunch
Neves
McKenzie
Comptoirs Va
Anderson
Convicted Chicago County Officials in Malfeasance Case
A jury found former County Civil Service Commissioners Lovejoy and Lintz guilty of malfeasance in office in Judge Smith's court. Sentencing awaits motions for new trials. penalties include fine or imprisonment up to six months or both. The defense challenged civil service constitutionality. verdict may be appealed to the supreme court. The case marks a historic first in U S history for officials enforcing classified public service law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Civil Service
Lovejoy
Supreme Court
United States
Rain Deluge Lifts Prospects for Crops in Southwest
Rain swept across Southwestern Missouri, central and southern Kansas, and the Indian and Oklahoma regions after midnight. Sedgwick County reported about two and a half inches, boosting hopes for corn and improving pasture conditions in the drought-stricken area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sedgwick County
Epworth League to Appeal for Skin Grafts for Burned Girls
Epworth leaguers nationwide will be asked to donate cuticle for skin grafts to two Chicago and Alton wreck victims. Julia M. Hayslip 24 of Chenoa Illinois and Zola Harry 15 of Hoopeston Illinois suffered severe burns en route to a San Francisco convention when the crash near Norton Missouri occurred. Grafting must be done within a week and leaguers traveling from the Pacific coast via Kansas City will provide the skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Epworth
Chicago & Alton
Julia M. Hayslip
Chenoa
Ill
Zola Harry
Hoopeston
Miss Hayslip
Miss Harry
San Francisco
Epworth League
Norton
Pacific Coast
Pontifical Requiem Mass for Dead Priests in Montana Synod
In Helena on July 18 the Montana Catholic clergy held a solemn pontifical requiem mass for deceased priests. The service honored Father Vandvelde Demanez Dols Andreas Musget Desmet Ravalli Rapaglioni Imoda and Demanez among others with the synod set to close tomorrow with a pontifical high mass at the cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Catholic Clergy of
Montana
Father Desmet
Father Vandvelde
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
Las Vegas
N. M
Emanuel Demanez
Lewistown
Fort Benton
J. J. Dols
Great Falls
Father Andreas
Big Horn River
St. Xavier's School
Crow Reservation
Father Musget
Missoula
Alaska
St. Louis
Father Ravalli
Father Rapaglioni
Milk River
Father Imoda
Father Demanez
Father Pallidino
Father Allaeye
Father Sullivan
John Brondel
Rain Delays Kiowa-Comanche Opening Crowds at El Reno
A sudden rain blanketed El Reno as thousands of homeseekers gathered for the Kiowa-Comanche opening. Papers got damp and canvas shelters toppled, but the crowd welcomed the rain after weeks of drought. The Southwest saw a cooler day with lower temperatures than the prior two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Heat Wave Grips Gallatin County with Record Temperatures
Bozeman reports 100 degrees in the shade with some valley areas at 105. The day is described as the hottest ever seen in Gallatin County, as residents cope with extreme heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman Valley
Montana
Utah
Ieee
Gallatin Valley
Standard
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Salt Lake Heat Reaches Record Levels Amid Dry Air
The weather bureau thermometer hit 101 degrees this afternoon in Salt Lake City, within one degree of the two year high. Extreme dryness kept the heat bearable despite the heatwave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Government Weather Bureau
Glass
Salt Lake
Weather Bureau
Strecker Sets National Bundesfest Record in San Francisco
Adolph Strecker, a San Francisco barber, scored 395 of 200 shots on the King target at the third national bundesfest, breaking the previous King score by 22 points. He has a career record of 452 on the 25 ring target and was crowned king of American rifle shots in 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Adolph Strecker
United States
Strecker
Hayes
F. C. Ross
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Jacob Gruehler
Sacramento
D. Bb. Fakton
J. H. Dean
Conerans
L. Rogers
Transcontinental Passenger Association meets in Glenwood Springs
A Glenwood Springs dispatch reports the association debated convention fare to Chattanooga, extends annual half fare certificates to clergymen across several western states, and kept quarterly meetings at Glenwood Springs New Orleans San Francisco and St. Louis. Interchangeable mileage books likely to cover all western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Transcontinental Passenger Association
National Association of Letter Carriers
Chattanooga
Tenn
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
San Francisco
Idaho Extends Welcome to Trans-Mississippi Delegates
Governor Hunt along with Boise officials invite Trans-Mississippi Congress officers and delegates in Cripple Creek to attend the fourth annual session of the International Mining Congress in Boise Idaho on July 23. The message praises Cripple Creek as a gold camp and urges support for mining's higher development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Cripple Creek
Colo
International Mining Congress
FEF
W. Hunt
Moses Alexander
Senator Clark Denies Copper Mines Purchase
A dispatch from St Petersburg reports Senator Clark of Montana traveled incognito through Russia and with an unnamed count allegedly invested 10,000,000 roubles in copper mines. Clark said the matter remains in inquiry and not yet negotiable. Count Brotsky, called the sugar king of Russia, proposed to sell near Tomsk on the Trans Siberian railway with copper prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Butte
Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Montana
Europe
Moscow
Count Brotsky
Tomsk
Brotsky
Russia
River surge floods Hankow and Yorestse lands
Shanghai dispatch confirms the Yorestse river rise and widespread flooding. Millions of acres are under water and Hankow faces threat of submersion as the disaster deteriorates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
Cue Globe
Yorestse
Hankow
Strikers Rally Backed by Strong Ally in Fight
Strikers gain solid support from ally as tensions rise in the ongoing clash. Key figures unnamed in source lend backing amid mounting pressure and public attention.
Powerful move by Amalgamated as steel strike grows
In Pittsburg and Wellsville the Amalgamated officials mobilize support as the Duncansville plant joins the strike. President Shaffer urges restraint and organization before any work stoppage, while union leaders rush organizers and prepare for possible widespread closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Duncansville
American Steel Hoop Company
Shaffer
John Price
Amalgamated Association
Steel Hoop Company
Ohio Board of Arbitration
M. M. Gerland
Ohio Board
Garland
McKeesport
Mennessen
Combine
Wellsville
Columbiana County
American Steel Company
Vandergrift
Amalgamated
John A. Morgan
John A. Chapelle
East Liverpool
Ing
Steubenville
Persifer F. Smith
Allegheny
Conece
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Mparthur
Fense
Hennessy
Alice McAlvary
McAlvary
Bengon
Walsh
Daffy
Mr. Walsh
Anaconda
Philip Finnister
Finnister
Herman Ruther
Captain Dotson
Dotson House
Hes
San
Methodist
Chicago Civil Service
Ttah
Emil Berg
Hoboken
Adolph Rosenthal
Bund
Trans-Mississippi Congress
B. F. Olden
President Chamber of Commerce
China
Wellaville
Federal Steel
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