Deer Lodge valley prospers despite smoke fears and dandelions
Special Correspondent notes improved crop outlook in Deer Lodge valley with healthy pastures and growing stock. Yet smoke litigation over Anaconda smelter continues, citing large damages claimed by ranchers like Beilenberg Elliot Staton and Para, while many smaller owners see little or no harm and one farm thrives with farm farming.
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Butte
Combine
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Deer Lodge County
Walter C. Staton
Bert Para
Staton
Fatal rockslide on the Great Northern near Bonner's Ferry
Special Dispatch reports engineer Peter Brokaw of Spokane killed and Fireman A G Baumaster injured in a Great Northern wreck eight miles east of Bonner's Ferry Idaho after a rockslide toppled the track. Mail Clerk Philip Lang likely fatally injured. rescue efforts saved Baymaster, while passengers watched the river currents.
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Spokane
Wash
Hnegineer
Peter Brokaw
A. G. Baumaster
Philip Lang
Great Northern Railway
Bonner's Ferry
Idaho
Baymaster
John Ross
Brokaw
President Shea Charged With Libel in Teamsters Case
Chicago dispatch reports Cornelius P. Shea president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters arrested on criminal libel charges filed by Robert J. Thorne of Montgomery Ward. Thorne seeks $25,000 in damages over interviews and claims Shea was offered 10000 to call a Sears strike.
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Chicago
Cornelius P. Shea
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Robert J. Thorne
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Shea
H. Bethea
United States District Court
Thorne
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Albert Young
National Teasters’ Union
Albert J. Thorne
Czar's Warships Safe at Manila
Shanghai to Manila dispatch details the Russian fleet led by Rear Admiral Enquist returning to Manila aboard the Aurora with Oleg and Jemtschug. Reports claim heavy damage, many wounded, and mutiny rumors while the Ohio and Cincinnati guard the ships awaiting disposition.
Mayor Weaver Appeals for Honest Government
Philadelphia June 3 Mayor Weaver urged citizens to support honest government and city control of public works. He removed Rolla Dance from civil service secretary and suspended civil service applicants except medical inspectors. Samuel Ludfield was ordered to report contractor work and delinquencies. Penalties for noncompliance exist under the contracts law.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Rolla Dance
Civil Service Board
Samuel Ludfield
Bureau of
Death toll from Natal hurricane and reservoir burst rises
A dispatch from Durban Natal reports nearly 500 Hindu laborers and 50 Europeans killed by the Natal hurricane and the subsequent bursting of the Pine Teen reservoir. The toll reflects a disaster in the colonial era affecting workers and foreign residents.
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London
Durban
Natal
Pine Teen
Russian warships at Cavite under repair and inquiry
Manila June 4 Rear Admirals Train and Enquist confer on the Russian warships arrived yesterday A report says Enquist seeks 14 days to repair coal and provision vessels claiming they are unseaworthy and damaged below the water line Train may appoint a board to inspect conditions harmony between the admirals Thirty four wounded sailors were taken to Cavite naval hospital Enquist left the battle scene before it ended and final details arrive with his return
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Manila
Train
Enquist
Cavite
Instructions Sent to Rear Admiral Train in War Talks
Washington reports a White House conference with the president Secretary Morton and Attorney General Moody. The admiral is to be advised on steps if Admiral Enquist requests internment of vessels. Officials expect cruisers to be dismantled and held at Manila until hostilities end, with a Russian request anticipated after St. Petersburg's word.
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White House
Morton
Moody
Train
Enquist
Manila
St. Petersburg
Nebogatoff Says Ammunition Was Gone at Surrender
The statement that Nebogatoff's ships had exhausted ammunition at surrender was reported in St. Petersburg on June 3. The measure is one of the conditions allowing surrender under Russian naval rules, alongside crew depletion and a ship about to sink. Many naval officers still oppose the decision, arguing that sea cocks should have been opened.
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Nebogatoff
Alexander
Frick
Tarbell
Board of Directors
Capture of Admiral Rojestvensky Details From Japanese Ships
Tokyo reports torpedo boat destroyers Kasumi Usugumo Sazanami and Kageru intercepted Russian warships May 27. Bedouin carried Admiral Rojestvensky and staff after surrender with an armed guard aboard. Sazanami towed Bedouin before meeting cruiser Akashi to reach Sasebo amid heavy seas.
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Sasebo
Rojestvensky
Kasumi
Usugumo
Sazanami
Kageru
Red Cross
Tgs
Akashi
Takahira Visits President For White House Conference
Japanese minister M Takahira called at the White House around 9 pm for a general discussion with President. He declined to discuss the talk in detail and did not show concern over Russian ships at Manila.
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Washington
M. Takahira
White House
Takahira
Manila
Taking Insurance on King Alfonso's Life
London reports insurers at Lloyd's are taking life insurance on King Alfonso as he visits Paris. Precautions are heightened after the prior London attempt. King Edward directs the home secretary to ensure the king's safety and comfort during the coming week.
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London
Alfonso
Paris
Lloyd's
Edward
Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Minnie Healey Case
The Montana Supreme Court denied a rehearing motion in the Minnie Healey matter. It also denied rehearings in the Butte Investment Co. v Merriam and Biggs v Herrig. The court affirmed the lower court in a Silver Bow county tax case involving Montana Ore Purchasing net proceeds. A 10 day written notice to appear before the board of equalization is required before assessing current year increases. The decree was remanded to modify with payment due within 10 days of notification.
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Helena
Supreme Court Today
Miles Finlen
Minnie Healey
Butte Investment Company
Merriam
Biggs
Herrig
Supreme Court
Silver Bow County
Montana
Board of Appraisers
Holloway
Board of Equalization
Alexander and Hyde End Fight Ends in Agreement
The dispute between Alexander and Hyde has concluded with both parties reaching terms. Negotiations led to a settlement as details remain confidential.
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Hyde
Equitable Life ends feud with Hyde and Alexander alliance
Reported accord between James W. Alexander and James Hazen Hyde to keep Wall Street entanglements out of Equitable affairs. Frick committee findings harshly criticize both officers and prompt contest over board chairman plans and other governance issues.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Frick Committee
James W. Alexander
James Hazen Hyde
Wall Street
Equitable
Alexander
Mr. Hyde
Mike Mr. Hyde
Robert T. Lincoln
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