Defense Tries to Share Credibility in Dotson Murder Trial
Special Dispatch to the Standard Deer Lodge July 19. All evidence in Clinton Dotson’s case for complicity in the murder of his father Captain Oliver Dotson at Washington Gulch Feb. 15 is in. Judge Clemente to charge the jury. defense rests after convicts recount Persinger's role and McArthur’s statements.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Clinton Dotson
Oliver Dotson
Washington Gulch
Clemente
John McMahon
Powell County
Dotson
McArthur
Jair
McMahon
Arthur
Avon
Jim
Smith
Ellis Persinger
Persinger
Frank Conley
Walter Gleason
Levi Davis
James
Anaconda
Walsh
Per- Singer
Cullinane
Mr. Conley
Epworth League delegates hear missionary forward move
San Francisco dispatch reports the International Epworth League convention opening with sunrise prayer services and two main sessions in the Mechanics Pavilion and Alhambra theater. Speakers from across the country address themes of church, liquor traffic, youth, press influence, and missionary work as over 6,000 attend morning meetings.
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San Francisco
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Alhambra Theater
Chamber of Commerce
Palace Hotel
Metropolitan Temple
Wid
Grace Methodist Church
Mission District
George Stewart
Tennessee
Centenary Methodist Church
E. A. Pearson
Aurora
Ontario
Bay
Oakland
W. H. Fisher
Los Angeles
Pavilion
Early Granston
Portland
Ore
C. E. Watson
Charleston
W. A. H. Anderson
Springfield
Ill
J. Helms
Beston
T. E. E. Shore
Toronto
Canada
James M. Buckley
New York
J. B. Scott
New Orleans
Frederick D. Leete
Rochester
N. Y
Alhambra
Nathan Newby
Cal
W. D. Palmer
St. Louis
G. H. Turk
E. Pattilo
E. E. Hoss
Nashville
Tenn
E. M. Randall
Seattle
M. Kaufman
Fall River
Mass
E. Beott
Vancouver
Teo. J. W. Basford
Delaware
Ohio
8. D. Hay
Houston
Tex
J. W. Lamnby
Medicine Hat
Mission meetings span multiple cities and leaders
Willis W Cooper and Rev W B Thompson spoke on personal work and missionary concerns in a series of afternoon and evening sessions. Leaders from Chicago to Toronto delivered sermons on benevolence civic virtue and church forward movement. The Met temple and Alhambra theater hosted debates with bishops and professors addressing the Christ life in the new century and urban perils.
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Willis W. Cooper
Kenosha
Wis
Christ
W. B. Thompson
Little Rock
Ark
Edward D. Soper
Harrisburg
Alhambra Theater
Burdette Harrigson
Charleston
Husband
J. W. Churchill
Cold Water
Ontario
R. S. Cantine
Los Angeles
Metropolitan Temple
J. F E. Moore
San Francisco
J. J. Morris
Ervine L. Thorpe
Brooklyn
N. Y
Glendennin
Brockville
Ont
T. A. Moore
Hamilton
Henry W. Warren
Denver
League
John J. Tigert
Nashville
Tenn
James Henderson
Toronto
Edmund M. Mills
Elmira
M. C. Hawks
Detroit
Mich
W. P. Culler
Tuscaloosa
J. M. Robinson
J. W. Phelps
Reno
Nev
W. J. Smith
E. M. Taylor
Cambridge
Mass
F. T. Keeney
Auburn
Edwin Mills
Durham
Another Plan to Overthrow Republic
The Pall Mall Gazette cites a Pariscontributor report alleging a conspiracy to crown Prince Louis Napoleon emperor of France. September M is named as the date for a demonstration tied to a czarplanned generalship for Louis Napoleon with funding from high government officials linked to the movement.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette Today
Paris
Louis Napoleon
Prince Louis
M. Deroulede
Marquis de Lursaluces
M. Marcel-Habert
Lower Temperatures Come to Montana
Helena reports a drop in heat with a maximum of 89.5 degrees today, down from 96 yesterday, and about 4 percent humidity. A breeze persisted with cooler weather and possible local showers forecast for tomorrow. Miles City noted as the region's hottest spot yesterday.
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Miles City
Helena
Glass
St. Paul
Custer County
Governor Toole Expected Home From Eastern Trip
Governor J. K. Toole, who left Helena July 3 for Chicago and other eastern points to consult with a landscape architect on capitol grounds layout, is expected to return tomorrow.
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Toole
Standard
Helena
J. K. Toole
Chicago
Capitol
Pekin to Surrender Anniversary of Relief
Washington reports that Pekin negotiations progress with Russia proposing higher maritime customs. Indemnity set at 450,000,000 taels with 4 percent interest. Japan waives preference. Formal surrender anticipated August 4 to Chinese authorities. posturing hinges on China’s resources and timing.
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Pekin
Washington
Rockhill
State Department
Japan
China
Great Britain
United States
Uneasy Feeling at Storm Center in Wellsville Strike
Reports from Wellsville and surrounding towns indicate ongoing strike tension with merchants backing the American Steel plant against workers. Amalgamated leaders express confidence in progress while warnings of plant moves to Vandergrift or Dennison loom, and talks of a possible conference to seek settlement surface in New York.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Company
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated
McKeesport
Wellsville
American Steel Company
Pennsylvania
Vandergrift
Dennison
Ohio
Dennis
Brookman
Apollo
Duncans Ville
New York
American Tin Plate Company
Monessen
Tin Plate Workers’ International Protective Association
T. P. Shaffer
John Jarrett
American Sheet Steel Company
Joseph Bishop
Ohio Board of Arbitration
Jarrett
Firemen Lose Ground in Wyoming Valley Mines
In Wyoming Valley Pa July 19 activity rose as more coal was hoisted than since the firemen's strike began. Susquehanna Coal at Nanticoke and Pettibone at Lackawanna resumed. Avondale and Pittstown mines also started with 200 workers. Strikers remain undeterred, pledging full organization across the upper anthracite fields and broad worker support from Hazleton Shamokin and Mount Carmel.
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Wilkesbarre
Morge
Wyoming Valley
Susquehanna Coal Company
Nanticoke
Avondale
Lackawanna Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Hazleton
Shamokin
Mount Carmel
Foreigners Hired to End Strike at Reading Locomotive Shops
Reading Pa July 19 The Philadelphia and Reading company brought in 23 outsiders to man boilermaking and blacksmithing as 425 skilled workers strike for three weeks. A union protest failed and 175 molders machinists and others walked out. Foreigners were marched to temporary quarters amid hooting. Police rifles from 1877 riots stacked in the room. The strike worsens crippling the shop.
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Reading
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Winchester
Coal and Iron Police
Morgan denies steel strike settlement rumor
J P Morgan denied today to the Associated Press any truth to the morning rumor of a settlement in the steel strike. He stated there has been no settlement and no compromise possible. Schwab of United States Steel again declined to discuss the strike situation for publication.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Associated Press
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Ward Aims to Block Newbury Cotton Mill Opening
John F. Ward, vice president of the Amalga mated association for Youngstown district, has gone to Cleveland to try to stop the opening of the cotton tie mill at Newbury. He plans to convene a meeting of workers and persuade them not to report for duty.
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Youngstown
Ohio
John F. Ward
Amalgamated Association For
Cleveland
Newbure
Negroes Free After Mob Action Near Kansas City
Joseph Robertson and Bull Holland, two Black men accused of assaulting Miss Grady Davis and her escort Vernon Newton, were released today for lack of evidence. Justice of the Peace Hoss discharged four men, noting Miss Davis and Newton admitted their statements and the defendants had a strong alibi.
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Kansas City
Joseph Robertson
Bull Holland
Gradt Davis
Vernon Newton
Justice of the Peace
Hoss
Racing Man Dead
Freeport Tennessee July 19 Rea P Harte ing a once famous race track plunger well known over the United States died here today of consumption.
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Freeport
Rea P. Harteing
United States
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Oliver Dot
Isaac Gravelle
Herbert M. Wennox
Root Valley
Perry Deschi
Thermopolie
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The
Wyoming Letters
Perry Oeschli
Oxley
Thermopolis
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Mulholland
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Doeschli
Oeschli
Bitter Root
Golden Gate
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Miladelphia & Reading Company
Morgan
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