Six Bulls Spark Alleged Cattle Theft Across Montana
Augusta rancher F M Johnson faces theft charges after six bulls valued at 300 dollars disappeared while in transit with employee Robert Coney. Swager, who also bought bulls, is entangled as authorities pursue recovery near Cascade. Johnson claims the bill of sale was for ease of sale and that Coney admitted no cattle claim.
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Standard
Great Falls
Augusta
F. M. Johnson
Lewis and Clarke County
Johnson
Fort
Robert Coney
Coney
Musselshell
Cascade
West Side
Corral
Race
Joslyn
Swager
West Side Corral
Montana
Helena
American jockeys make great showing at Epsom Derby week
London June 4 The Epsom racing carnival opened with large fields and strong American participation. Jockeys Maher Turner and Henry rode prominent mounts as Americans swept the Craven Stakes and Egmont Plate, taking four of seven firsts and placing 11 times in 21 races.
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London
Feld
Wiliam Jil
Floriform
Revenue
L. Reiff
Maher
Tantalus
Turner
Henry
Martin
Richard Croker
Frank Gardner
Encombe
Jenkins
W. C. Whitney
J. Reiff
Daniel Cooper
Edmee
Noel Ferwick
Casino
J. Martin
Colonel Lambton
Escuria
Sievor
Scepter
Persimmon
New York Ir
H. J. King
Mr. Arthur
Renzo
Mongonate
Milton Henry
England
To Examine Her Hull
Southampton June 4 The Shamrock went into dry dock today for an examination of her hull.
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Southampton
Jeffries Plans Ruhlin Fight in San Francisco
Champion James J. Jeffries arrived in Los Angeles and said he will fight Gus Ruhlin in San Francisco once suitable arrangements are made. He noted a prior arm problem but declared it fully recovered and warned against risking the bout with Roblin or any other rival.
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Los Angeles
James J. Jeffries
Gus Ruhlin
San Francisco
Roblin
Wealthy Kansas cattleman eludes arrest in chase
J. Je Whittaker of Labotte county, once a leading Southeastern Kansas stockman and politician, was captured 14 miles south of Fort Scott after a half mile chase. He faces a warrant from the Kosten Kansas City Cattle Loan company for selling mortgaged cattle and seeks habeas corpus to avoid Missouri custody where the offense is not bail-able.
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Kansas City
Star
Fort Scott
Kan
J. Je Whittaker
Labotte County
Kosten-Kansas City Cattle Loan Company
Here
Liberty
Whittaker
Kansas
Missouri
Kennedy murder trial expected to begin next day
Kansas City, June 4. Examination of witnesses in the trial of Lulu Prince Kennedy for the murder of her husband Philip Kennedy, contracting agent of Merchants' Dispatch Transportation, will start Thursday morning. From 47 veniremen, 12 were selected and the case postponed until tomorrow. Mrs. Kennedy appeared light hearted and wished for a quick finish.
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Kansas City
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Philip Kennedy
Merchants’ Dispatch Transportation Company
Veniremen
Two Colo Children Die In Lumber Accident
A ten year old girl Nannie Clark daughter of A B Clark editor of the Silver Plume Standard was instantly killed and Frances Noyes daughter of H H Noyes of Georgetown fatally hurt when a lumber pile fell while they were playing at Silver Plume Georgetown Colorado June 4.
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Denver
Georgetown
Colo
Nannie Clark
A. B. Clark
Silver Plume Standard
Frances Noyes
H. H. Noyes
Daly Declared Bankruptcy in Helena Court
Patrick Daly of Anaconda was adjudged a bankrupt by Judge Knowles in Helena. His liabilities total 2256 dollars and assets 59 dollars.
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Standard
Helena
Patrick Daly
Anaconda
Knowles
Plan for Chinese indemnities aims to unite powers
Washington June 4 plan of a modus vivendi seeks to prevent indemnity disputes from stalling talks with China. Est. indemnity total set at 337 million dollars, but bond funding and joint guarantees face constitutional and congressional hurdles. If settled, about 80 percent of negotiations would be resolved and focus would shift to permanent treaties.
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Washington
Hay
Europe
China
United States
Mr. Hay
Congress
Legislative
Russia
Rail wreck near Atlanta claims lives and injures many
A Southern Railway passenger train from Macon collided with a switch engine near Atlanta shops at 11 am. Three people were killed and 15 injured, with several in critical condition. Yard Conductor Duncan is in custody as investigation continues into the cause of the crash involving five cars in the vestibule limited.
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Atlanta
Macon
Southern Railway
A. A. Lemon
McDonough
In. H. M. Vickers
Floraville
A. F. Fouche
Julia Kirby
Rosa Withers
Washington, D. C
Alma Maswingburg
J. L. Riley
Huntsville
Ala
Rosa Lee
Stockbridge
A. L. Bunn
Bunn
Simith
W. F. Lidwell
W. Pierce Stewart
Stewart
Lemon
N. K. Vickers
William Hichardson
A. George
Rex
T. P. Eagleston
Duncan
Southern Vestibule Limited
Washington
Clarkville Resumes Work After Local Strike
Word was received that work has resumed at Senator Clark's coal mines in Clarkville near Gallup New Mexico after a strike. The company claims it has supplied the positions of all the strikers.
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Senator Clark
New Mexico
Los Angeles
Cal
Clarkville
Gallup
N. M
Masked mob attacks Gunnison sheep camp. 2,500 slain
A Gunnison report states Hugh Colburn, a sheep herder, arrived in Denver reporting 20 masked men raided a camp six miles from Spencer in Gunnison County. They took prisoners of the herders and killed 2,500 sheep driven from Utah, the mob likely comprising local cattlemen.
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Denver
Colo
Gunnison
Hugh Colburn
Spencer
Gunnison County
Utah
Defenders Mainmast Wrecked But Crew Unharmed
The Constitution lost its steel mainmast off Breton's reef lightship in a good breeze. The topmast also went, but no injuries occurred to the crew. Second Mate Edward Nelson suffered only minor bruises. The ship will be to Bristol for a new mast, delaying races scheduled for June 15 and 17 by about a week or more.
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Newport
R. I
Breton’s
Reef
Edward Nelson
Nat Herreshoff
W. Butler Duncan
C. Oliver Iselin
Columbia
C. L. F. Robinson
New York Yacht Club
Newbury Thorpe
Bristol
Guilder Triumphs at Oakland Across Narrow Odds
San Francisco reports a surprise Oakland card with Guilder ridden by a stable boy winning the second race at 2 to 1. Firelight fell near the finish in the second race but no injuries reported. Merops failed to start in the last. Results list Lady Carlo, Guilder, Byron Rose, Jarretiere d Or, Good Hope, and Quibo as winners across six races with times and placements.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Guilder
Merops
Firelight
Prior
Lady Carlo
You You
Knockings
Vantine
Dangerous Maid
Lity
Quibo
Ric Chico
Jim McCleevy
Race results from St Louis and Gravesend fair grounds
Race results from St Louis and Gravesend on June 4 list winners and times for six races at each track. Notable victors include Maggie Clapton, Lee Nutter, Battus, Eight Bells, Eugenia 8, Brulare at St Louis and Gay Boy, All Green, Contend, Carbuncle, Nasturdam, Scurry at Gravesend with respective runners up and thirds.
Newport Summary of Six Races at Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 4, Al Newport reports six races. Rowdy G. won the seven furlongs selling race with Cocorge second and Blenheim third in 1:20 flat. Miss Gaines claimed the four and a half furlongs, Common second, Pigeon Top third in 0:54. Imperialist won the six furlongs, Ccle Hrooks second, Toluca third in 1:10. Passeic won the mile, Dolly Wagner second, Slasher third in 1:41. Banque IT won the mile and a sixteenth selling race with Madeline G. second and Edna Gerry third in 1:48. Nekarnis won the seven furlongs, Charles Kates second, Lady Slayman third in 1:25.
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al Newport
Cincinnati
Newport
Rowdy G
Cocorge
Blenheim
Miss Gaines
Common
Pigeon Top
Imperialist
Ccle Hrooks
Toluca
Passaic
Dolly Wagner
Slasher
Madeline G
Edna Gerry
Nekarnis
Charles Kates
Lady Slayman
Aladdin and Our Nellie Lead Hawthorne Races
On June 4 at Hawthorne Chicago first race over furlongs Aladdin won with Stuyves second and Hans Wagner third after a measured time. Our Nellie captured the second race over a mile and a sixteenth with Al Caney second and Moreno third in 1 48 percent. Mabel Wynne won the four and a half furlongs third by The Esmond and jobnnit Do in 35 percent. Orimer topped the mile with Favonius second and Livadia third in 1 40 3 5. Jiminez won the mile with Trinity Bell second and Fancy Wood third in 1 40. Lee King won the six and a half furlongs with Zaza second and Harney third in 1 21. Hamilton Ont opening day at the Hamilton Jockey Club spring meeting saw Kenilworth win six furlongs with Edinborough second The Covenanter third in 1 23. L mano ha won four furlongs with Orta second Effrontery third in :534y. Barley Sugar took seven furlongs selling with Basle second Today Ladle third in 1 38. Behule won the mile with Spurs second Winchess third in 1 52 4. Angus won the three mile steeplechase with Basle second Harry Corby hard in 1 12. Tyrba won seven furlongs with Grandeur second Teckla third in 1 17.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Aladdin
Stuyves
Hans Wagner
Our Nellie
al Caney
Moreno
Mabel Wynne
the Esmond
Jobnnit Do
Orimer
Favonius
Livadia
Jiminez
Trinity Bell
Fancy Wood
Lee King
Zaza
Harney
Hamilton
Ont
Hamilton Jockey Club
Kenilworth
Edinborough
the Covenanter
Lonaho
Orta
Effrontery
Basle
Behule
Spurs
Winchess
Angus
Harry Corby Ihard
Tyrba
Grandeur
Teckla
French Cyclist Wins 20 Mile Motor Pace Race
At the Coliseum Edouard Taylore the French champion defeated Burns Pierce the Canadian by three and a half laps in a 30 minute 16 and 4 fifth second time.
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Baltimore
Coliseum
Edouard Taylore
Burns Pierce
Taylore
President Search stresses favorable treaties for manufacturers
Detroit reports the sixth annual National Association of Manufacturers convention with 250 delegates. President Theodore C. Search praises public schools and outlines how global trade shifts affect American exports, urging renewed reciprocity and readjustment of commercial relations to preserve export markets.
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Detroit
Mich
National Association of Manufacturers
Maybury
Theodore C. Search
United States
America
Searen
Germany
South Africa
China
Japan
Great Britain
Europe
Russia
Trade reciprocity in Americas discussed at association meeting
For 12 years reciprocity has been debated by economists and businessmen as a means to unite the Americas. Reports show the association with 1,450 members across 34 states, led by Pennsylvania, New York, and Ohio. A French reciprocity treaty is urged, and aims include an international patent law and expanded parcels post. An illustrated lecture on What More Than Wages? followed the day’s sessions.
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J. G. Blaine
Two
Americas
Wilson
Shieren
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
James Deering
Chicago
Association
United States Senate
Barker
Deering
Senate
Congress
Committee On
William H. Talman
Road Trustees Appointed After County Redis tricting
Cascade county commissioners redistricted into seven road districts under the Geiger road law. Each district will have three trustees serving until May 1, 1902, with salaries fixed at 25 dollars per year. Districts include Great Falls area, Belt, Geyser, and Neihart regions, listing named trustees for each district.
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Standard
Great Falls
Cascade County
Truly
Orr
Milligan
Cascade
Sun River
Mission
Sand Coulee
Stockett
Eden
Evans
Belt
Armington
Riceville
Kibbey
Geyser
Neihart
Monarch
Barker
W. F. Junkin
Warren McNinch
P. Bb. Buchanan
David Wilson
E. KE. James
Oliver Bradock
Harry Hall
Ed Lewis
John L. Argent
Robert Scott
Ira Thrasher
James Pearson
Ed Peterson
C. M. Anderson
J. W. Leland
Pat O'Hara
James Lee
A. J. McDonald
Swift & Co Plans Large Packing Plant Near Fort Worth
Swift and Co contemplate building a large packing house near Fort Worth Texas with a projected cost around 1 300 900 dollars. The project would add significant capacity for processing beef and pork in the region.
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Texas
Chicago
Swift & Co
Fort Worth
Tex
City of Erie Triumphs in 100-Mile Lake Race
The Cleveland passenger steamer City of Erie defeats Detroit's Tashmoo by 45 seconds in a famed 100 mile Cleveland to Erie race. Erie finishes in 4 hours 14 minutes 9 seconds. race draws crowds, prize money near $100,000 for bettors.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Victor
Ohio
Erie
City of Erie
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
White Star Company
Great Lakes
Fairport
Ashtabula
Tashmoo
Expensive Suit Over $10 Costs In Foreclosure Case
In district court George Rantzau sues Gus Peterson to foreclose a lien. Jury returns verdict for plaintiff on a matter stating the real amount involved is $10. About thirty people were paid to listen over two days, costing the county and Peterson roughly $100 each.
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Great Falls
George Rantzau
Gus Peterson
Plaitiff
Peterson
AT&T Raises Capital to 150 Million Dollars
Capital stock of the American Telephone and Telegraph company was increased from 100 million to 150 million dollars in a certificate filed with the secretary of state in Albany New York today June 4.
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Albany
N. Y
American Telephone & Telegraph Company Today
Secretary of State
Trial resumes in $150000 libel suit over Christian Science
Boston June 4 The trial of Mrs Josephine Woodbury against Mrs Mary Baker Eddy continues with Sep timus J Hanna the Journal editor as witness He faces questions on the original message from Eddy published after she refused to respond to a Woodbury article The court admits the Journal message as evidence to review malice and later excludes the Woodbury article as evidence The session ends with testimony from Mrs Helen Winchester and a court day adjournment.
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Boston
Josephine
Woodbury
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Septimus J. Hanna
First Church of Christian Scientists
Christian Science Journal
Eddy
Mrs. Woodbury
Hanna
Godbury
Mrs. Eddy
Christian Science Association
Mr. Alder
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John Storm
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Dan Paxton
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Lady of the West
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Gold Heels
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Gold Seeker
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al Hawthorne
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