Hearing on Delaware Surety Company assets in Montana case
George H. Corey conducted testimony in New York on a Montana dispute involving the Delaware Surety Company. Officers reportedly vanished from jurisdiction and no property or office was located. proceedings may continue or be moved to Montana for further examination.
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Standard
New York
George H. Corey
Wall Street
Supreme Court of Montana
Delaware Surety Company
Surety Company
Delaware
Montana
Boston & Montana Mining Company
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Johnstown Mining Company
Cash Gold Mining Company
Edward Lauterbach
Herbert R. Limburger
Amalgamated Copper Company
Otto C. Heinze
Arthur I. Heinze
F. Aug. Heinze
KF. A
R. L. Martin
F. A. Heinze
Harry Velthusen
Bien
Europe
George Fisher
William H. Fisher
John D. Little, Jr
Brooklyn
Amalgamated Company
Amalgamated
Lauterbach
Mr. Limburger
Flathead Agent Denies Driving Off Diseased Indians
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena June 12. Indian Agent Smead denies a report that he drove 36 Cree Indians from the Flathead reservation into white communities. He says the county commissioners were mistaken and that sick or exposed Indians are being gathered and held in detention camps.
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Standard
Helena
Smead
Flathead Reservation
Flathead County
First Montana County Superintendents Meeting Called
The first meeting of Montana county superintendents will be held in Helena August 30 and 31. State Superintendent Welch called the gathering to exchange ideas and promote uniformity in duties with addresses from President Craig of the university and President Reid of the agricultural college.
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Standard
Helena
Montana
Welch
Craig
University
Reid
The
Agricultural College
Kennedy marriage motive probed in courtroom testimony
Witnesses described Kennedy admitting he ruined Lulu Prince and pressured to marry her after threats by Nearing and family. Testimony from Bernhardt Princ e and others detailed Kennedy's later marriage, alleged coercion, and pleas to avoid responsibility as police and judges ruled on admissibility.
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Lewis
Philip Kennedy
Mr. Nearing
Nearing
Lulu Prince
Lulu
Phil
Kennedy
Miners Celebrate annual Butte Thon with parade and festival
Butte miners prepare a city wide celebration led by J. J. Quinn with a parade from the Miners Union hall to Woolman and Main streets. The program includes vocal and instrumental solos, dances, Irish sketches, and tableaux on labor and union themes. Weather may affect outdoor events but the opera house program and dance are planned rain or shine.
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Butte
West
Woolman
Montana
Granite
Main
Broadway
Arizona
Park
Washington
Silver
Opera House
J. J. Quinn
Union
Quinn
Kerry
Alice Mooney
Grandma
Miss Hamman
Ethel Dillon
William Argall
Mildred
John Hughes
James Greenway
Loretta
Hannah Courtney
Charles Dillon
Clara O'Donnell
Charlotte Best
Frankie Dillon
Stella O'Donnell
Fitz Butler
Donnelly
Capital
Labor
Mildred Hughes
Liberty
Miners’ Union Hall
Germans organize coal expedition to Shantung mines
Berlin reports the German government plans a large Rhine province mining expedition to Shantung once peace returns in China. Each coal miner joining the venture pledges five years of service in the mines.
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Berlin
Rhine
Shantung
China
Mach
Kennedy Trial Shows Judge Strikes Key Defense Witness
In Kansas City Judge Wofford sustains a motion to strike Edward W. Lewis a Western Railway Insurance Protection bureau inspector and friend of the slain husband. The defense sought to prove Kennedy’s promise of marriage led to her husband’s ruin and jilted plans. The court ruling dampened the defense while Lulu Kennedy remained defiant and intermittently supportive of her lawyers.
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Kansas City
Wofford
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Kennedy
Lulu Prince
Insurgents Still Roil Philippine Islands as Commission Visits
AP correspondence reports on Samar and Leyte where insurgent bands under Lukban and Mojican harass towns near Catbalogan and Catboligan. The visitors note Bohul independence sentiments, but emphasize ongoing resistance, attacks on garrisons, and civilian fear amid postwar instability.
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Associated Press
Tacloban
Leyte
P. I
Philippines
United States Philippine Commission
Maxilon
Cebu
Samson
Bahul
Mojican
United States
Samar
Catbalogan
Lukban
Bohul
Aguinaldo
Tagbiliran
Mrs McKinley Improves Amid Heat At White House
Dr Rixey reports Mrs McKinley continuing to improve steadily with heat having little effect. Surgeon General Sternberg notes favorable progress and she sits briefly in a rolling chair. President sends carriage for Abner and Mrs McKinley en route to Somerset Pa.
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Washington
Rixey
White House
Sternberg
Messia and Stone Break World One Mile Track Record
Troy reporters note Jada Messia and Stone set a new world one mile motor record at the Coliseum track. They clocked 1 minute 24 seconds, shaving 3 seconds off the prior 1 27 mark set by the same riders.
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Troy
Messia
Jada
Stone
New Coliseum
Beast
Army fraud probe widens in San Francisco
Federal grand jury and General Shafter inspect widespread thefts in the commissary branch. Louis Abram & Son, second hand dealers, were arrested with $5,000 bail for buying government gear. Detectives seized three wagon loads of goods and ongoing inquiries target shoes, clothing, horse supplies, and a 200000 pound grain theft.
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San Francisco
General Shafter
Maus
Department of California
Federal Grand Jury
Army Service
Louis Abram & Son
Seymour
Sam
Secret Service
Shafter
Quartermaster’s Department
Howard Street
Mays
Abram
George
Jacob Steveler
Hall of Justice
Market Street
Lynching Threats Follow Foster Killing Near Shreveport
John G Foster aged 22 was shot dead at the Foster plantation five miles west of Shreveport Louisiana by Prince Edwards in a cabin where about twelve to fifty Negroes had gathered Officers have captured all but Edwards amid widespread excitement and threats of lynching in the vicinity Governor McMillan of Tennessee is named as a brother-in-law to the deceased.
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Shreveport
John G. Foster
Foster
Prince Eadwards
Briadwards
Louisiana
McMillan
Tennessee
Edwards
Degree Awarded to Rev Milton Dana Buck in Syracuse
Syracuse University conferred the degree of D D upon Reverend Milton Dana Buck of San Francisco on June 12. The ceremony marked Buck's advancement in academic rank.
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Syracuse, N
Syracuse University
Milton Dana Buek
San Francisco
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Will Princeseuding
Thomas Kennedy
J. F. Woody
Prince House
Miss Prince
Edward W. Lewis
James P
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M¢Keon
Miners Union Hall
Mike Mooney
Edward Hughes
Nicholas Drummy
Miners’ Union
Jos Calla
Frank O’connor
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ih. H. Allen
Sten
Woodbury
America
43D
Catboligan
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