All State Schools In Good Condition
Montana state board of education met to review reports from seven institutions. 110 applications for state and life diplomas were filed, with a committee to report tomorrow. University president Duniway notes 24 graduates and higher standards. normal school president Swain confirms local enrollment and 24 graduates.
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Helena
State Board of Education
C. A. Duniway
The
State University
Swain
Normal School
Supreme court opinions issued in two cases at Helena
The supreme court handed down opinions in two cases at Helena. In the case of Ernest Bracey and others against the Northwestern Improvement Company the court ruled that the plaintiff in a personal injury case must prove negligence to recover damages.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
Ernest Bracey
Northwestern Improvement Company
Bracey death case affirmed in gas rescue ruling
The court affirms the lower court’s judgment in the J. E. Bracey case seeking damages for his death from inhaling gases while rescuing miners at Red Lodge. Chief Justice Brantly writes the opinion. The decision lowers a separate Salem v Connecticut Insurance Co award from 1200 to 963.07 with interest.
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J. E. Bracey
Red Lodge
Brantly
Salem
Connecticut Insurance Company
Inquest Into Alma Kellner Case Postponed
The inquest into Alma Kellner's case, set for today in Louisville, is postponed to tomorrow or Wednesday. A suspect arrested at Bowling Green and brought to Louisville earlier today did not prove to be Wendling.
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Louisville
Alma Kellner
Bowling Green
London Corbin Exploration resumes sinking in Corbin district
The London Corbin Exploration Company has restarted sinking at its Corbin district property with a surface plant capable of 900 foot depth. The shaft reaches 300 feet before cross cutting, uncovering high grade copper ore with assays near 4 percent and further upside at depth. The new company, backed by Minneapolis and St Paul interests, aims to push development with strong treasury stock underwrite.
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London-Corbin Exploration Company
Corbin
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Treasury
Evening Dress Tyranny Cited by London Sartorial Expert
From the London Daily News a sartorial expert argues that no gentleman in proper evening dress should fear being mistaken for a waiter. The comment frames formal attire as a clear social signal rather than a burden.
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London Daily News
Nominations Sent To Senate On June 6 1900s Era
Nominations sent to the senate include Col. William H. Bixby to be chief of engineers with brigadier general rank. Brig. Gen. Clarence R. Edwards is renominated as chief of the bureau of insular affairs War Department. A. Piatt Andrew of Massachusetts named assistant secretary of the treasury.
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Washington
Senate
William H. Bixby
Corps of Engineers
Clarence R. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
the Treasury
A. Piatt Andrew
Massachusetts
Dernburg Resigns Over African Tax Plan
Berlin June 6 Bernhard Dernburg secretary of state for the colonies presented his resignation to Emperor William. The Reichstag reportedly backed taxing companies developing African colonies for war contributions to repay over 50 million dollars spent to suppress insurrections. Dernburg said such taxes would deter capital investment in Africa. The Emperor has not decided on the resignation.
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Berlin
Bernhard Dernburg
William
Reichstag
Herr Dernburg
Africa
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