State Supreme Court Denies Writs in Butte Cases
The Montana Supreme Court denied two key motions in Butte cases. One involved Elizabeth Coleman against Oliver N. Perry and others over an appeal dismissal posture. the other denied a writ of certiorari in Baker versus Pfoute, with the court criticizing filing via the clerk and affirming district court jurisdiction. The court reserved judgment on a stay linked to a Silver King mine injunction and set a next jurist exam date with several candidates listed.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Butte
Elizabeth Coleman
Oliver N. Perry
Laker Va
Butte City Water Company
B. L Baker
Clancy
W. G. Pfoute
B. L. Baker
Baker
Pfoute
District Court
Taker
Guiterman Va
Wishon
Montana
Bar
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Silver King
Plymouth
Robert McBride
John W. Cotter
Regulay
George W. Lamson
John L. Templeton
William A. Clark, Jr
George FE. Hurd
Glasgow
George Y. Patten
Tozeman
Henry G. Rodgers
Bond approved in Wetzstein v Boston & Montana case
Helena May 31. Judge approves bond filed by plaintiffs in injunction suit brought by Adolph Wetzstein against Boston and Montana company over Comanche mine in Butte. Injunction required assaying every thirtieth car of ore and monthly accounting. bond of 50900 by Wetzstein to cover extra costs. Sureties CC W Clark and John Mactinnis. Order effective immediately.
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Standard
Helena
H. GG. Ricketts
Supreme Court
Adolph Wetzstein
Boston & Montana Company
Butte
Wetzstein
Ricketts
BB & M
W. Clark
John Mactinnis
Died on the Trail Near White Pass City
Seattle reports via Skaguay aboard the Rosalie that an unknown man was found dead on the trail near White Pass City. He appeared to have died six weeks earlier, with no identifying papers. Coroner’s inquest led to burial at the site amid rumors of lost parties on the White Pass during last winter.
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Seattle
Waah
Skaguay
White Pasa City
White Pass
Tragic Drowning of 18-Year-Old Mrs Gupsell at Lake Union
Mrs. Emily Gupsell, 18, drowned at Lake Union Seattle after slipping from the boulevard while the couple fished. Her husband dove in to help, nearly drowning himself. The body was recovered within 30 minutes. Married ten months.
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Seattle
Wash
Emily Gupsell
Lake Union
Gupsell
Six Killed in Dynamite Explosion in Chilton Wisconsin
An explosion at the home of William Broehm near Forest Junction killed six people including Broehm and his wife and three Broehm children. The house was demolished and the cause remains unknown as an inquest opens.
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Chilton
Wis
William Broeim
Forest Junction
William Brofummes
William Hrofum
Proehm
Steerbins
Broehm
Port health board bars Newlin from dock over plague risk
The Newlin, arriving from Rio Janeiro and Buenos Ayres with bubonic plague risk ports, is not allowed to dock in New York. Health Officer Doty orders quarantine clearance only if the ship anchors off Liberty Island, discharges cargo on lighters, no personnel ashore, and cargo thoroughly fumigated on the lighters.
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New York
Health Board
Newlin
Rio Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
Liberty Island
Leelanaw Arrives from Manila and Hits Quarantine
From Manila to San Francisco dated May 31 the United States transport Leelanaw arrived today via Nagasaki and entered quarantine to be held until inspected. The vessel brings a few discharged men.
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San Francisco
United States
Leelanaw
Manila
Nagasaki
Constitutional Amendment On Trusts Faces Tough House Vote
Washington May 31 The House debated a judiciary committee resolution to empower Congress to define regulate control or dissolve trusts and monopolies The vote on the resolution is set for Friday with a night session and Saturday reserved for Sherman anti trust bill passage Republicans defend the measure while Democrats denounce it as a political pretext and warn it infringers state powers The debate highlights party conflicts over trust regulation and constitutional action
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Dalzell
Committee On Rules
Richardson
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Grosvenor
Ohio
Bryan
Chicago
Bailey
Texas
Batley
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Trusts
Mr. Bailey
Supreme Court
Dema
Oguery
Mann
Ilinois
Ray
Java
United States
Terry
Arkansas
Landham
Sulzer
Dem
Tammany Hall
New York Ice Trust
Platt
Capron
Rhode Island
Mahon
Penn
New York
van Wyck
Fee Trust
Otis Arrives in San Francisco Quarantined After Manila voyage
The transport Meade arrived from Manila with Major General Otis and three smallpox cases aboard. Quarantine may last over a week with Otis and cabin passengers expected to land next Sunday or Monday while steerage passengers stay longer. No landing change unless Washington orders.
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San Francisco
Meade
Manila
Otis
Kinyoun
Major Arthur
General Otis
Washington
Mayor Makes City Marshal Change in Helena
William H. McCann resigns as city marshal in Helena after a temporary appointment by Mayor Edwards. WM Travis, previously a special policeman, is named McCann's successor.
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The
Standard
Helena
William H. McCann
Edwards
WM. Travis
McCann
Lost Cause Veterans Debate Over Flag Lead at Confederate Reunion
At Louisville on May 31 the Confederate Veterans debated whether the United States flag should lead the parade or be carried with the Confederate flag. The motion to table the proposal for carrying only the Confederate flag was adopted 101 to 68, delaying final action until tomorrow.
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Louisville
W. H. McClaws
Georgia
Sons of Veterans
United States
McKinley
McClaws
United States Sons of Confederate Veterans
W. W Davies
John A. Broadus
Davies
B. H. Kirk
Trans-Mississippi
Colquitt
Packwood
Louisiana
Richmond
J. B. Gordon
Committee On
General Carr
North Carolina
Northern
Virginia
James Dinkins
T Louisiana
Helen Gould
Wade Hampton
Army of
Gordon
Jee
Cabriel
Irvin Walker
South Carolina
Margaret Jefferson Davis Hayes
Varira Jeffer
Davis Hayes
Jefferson Davis
Redlands
Cal
McGowan Found Guilty by Naval Court Martial
The naval court martial of Captain John McGowan in the Philippines found him guilty of scandalous conduct and neglect of duty for the killing of a Filipino aboard the Monadnock. He is suspended on half pay for two years and reprimanded, with a unanimous clemency recommendation to Secretary Long for consideration.
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Washington
Naval
John McGowan
Philippines
Secretary of the Navy
Long
Brave boy saves siblings from burning house in Media
In Media Pennsylvania a heroic eight year old dragged his brother and sister from a burning truck farm house. He returned for his mother who clutched the infant but flames trapped him and he fled to safety.
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T. Steerbicksloe
Arme
Manning Arrives in Seattle to Relieve Cutter Near Nome
The revenue cutter Manning arrived in Seattle on May 31 from San Francisco under Captain W. H. Roberts. It sails tomorrow for Cape Nome to relieve the cutter near July 10 after leaving New York City January 28.
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Seattle
Wash
Manning
San Francisco
W. H. Roberts
Cape Nome
New York City
Voyage to the Pacific Stops at South American Ports
The voyage to the Pacific stopped at nearly all the ports of entry on the South American coast. He is one of the best finished and newest cutters in the revenue service.
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Pacific
Bhe
Revenue Service
FOR ALASKA Your Seventh Infantry on Way North
Four companies of the Seventh infantry arrive in Seattle on May 31 en route to Nome and St. Michael for northern duties. Companies A and K head north aboard the Rosecrans. B and I assigned to St. Michael’s. A from Walker Lake Minnesota. K from Fort Porter New York. B from Fort McPherson Georgia. I from Fort Ontario New York. Detachment commanded by Major J. T. Van Orsdale with officers Captain G. W. McIver, Captain Charles G. French, Lieutenants George H. Jameson, G. W. Stewart, Knute Knudsen and others.
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Seattle
Wash
Seventh Infantry
Nome
St. Michael's
Walker Lake
Minn
Fort Porter
N. Y
Fort McPherson
Fort, Ontario, N. Y
Rosecrans
Mair
J. T. van Orsdale
G. W. McIver
Charles G. French
George H. Jameson
G. W. Stewart
Knute Knudsen
Howell
Offey
Divorce action filed in Helena by Schmaltz
Charles Schmaltz sues for divorce from Caroline Behmaltz in district court citing desertion since October 1898. the marriage occurred in Anaconda on June 15, 1891.
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The
Standard
Helena
Charles Schmaltz
Anaconda
District Court
Caroline Behmaltz
Prom Plague Report From Honolulu May 31
Special agent of the United States at Honolulu reports to the department of state under date of the 31st instant that the communication concerns a prom plague issue and related administrative notes.
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Washington
Special Agent of the United States
Honolulu
Department of State
Ith
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