Bond fight slows as Montana Ore seeks substitute surety
The Montana Ore Purchasing company seeks a substitute bond after the Delaware Surety company faced court questions. Affidavits claim Delaware officers were absent, delaying justification, and indicate readiness to file a new bond with adequate securities if allowed time. Boston & Montana plans to oppose further delay and may seek injunction if the Delaware bond is rejected.
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Supreme Court
Delaware Company
Montana
The
Standard
Helena
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Delaware Surety Company
Boston & Montana Co
T. C. Bach
Heinze
Boston & Montana
John MacGinniss
Corey
New York
MacGinniss
Silver Bow County
Secretary of State
Affiant
Delaware Surety
Respondente
Delaware
Pennsylvania
CROP CONDITIONS REPORTED AS WET COLD HINDERS GROWTH
A. D. Edgar reports from Montana agents that cold wet weather retards crop growth across the region. Prospects for grain and hay are generally good with alfalfa and wheat improvements, though frost and moisture hurt potatoes, vegetables, and lowland crops.
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Standard
Helena
A. D. Edgar
Northern Pacific
Moore
St. Paul
Montana
Plains
Bozemen
Yellowstone
Gallatin
Belgrade
Stevensville
Initiation Dispute Filed Over Church Slander Suit
Knute Jeervin sues Rev. Henry Warman pastor of the M E church in Glendive for 5900 alleging slander and defamation. The suit stems from War44 alleging Jeervin among 16 Macabees who initiated him on March 11, 1901. Jeervin claims not present for initiation and expects startling evidence.
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Standard
Glendive
District Court
Knute Jeervin
Henry Warman
M. E. Church
Bervin
Macabees
Increase in Philippine customs revenues on first quarter
Increase of 195400 dollars in the customs revenues of the Philippine islands for the first quarter reported from Washington. The rise reflects stronger import activity and tariff collections in the period.
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Washington
Philippine Islands
Revenue figures for the Insular Affairs division in early 1901
The War Department division of insular affairs released a statement showing first quarter revenues of 2,199,094 dollars, compared with the same period in 190. The report notes year to year changes in revenue.
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Division of Insular Affairs
War Department
Rains Benefit Dawson County Hay and Range
Dawson County in Glendive reports over five inches of rain in two weeks, promising a good hay crop and abundant range feed. The Mose Sheep Company lost 1260 sheep after machine shearing near Wibaux amid heavy rains and hail. An 18 car train of Dawson County range horses heads to St Paul for the June 20 sale as high as 70 dollars on the range.
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Standard
Glendive
Dawson County
Mose Sheep Company
North Dakota
Wibaux
Dawson County Range
St. Paul
Supreme Court Appointments by Philippine Commission
Manila June 15 the United States Philippine commission named supreme court justices Chief Justice Cayetano Arenalo Flor entana Tores ex Attorney General J F Cooper of Texas General James F Smith of California former customs collector Charles A Willard of Minnesota Victorina Mapa of Moilo Fletcher Ladle of New Hampshire. The commission also named L F Willey of Missouri as attorney general with native assistant and solicitor. Harry Finnick a pawnbroker faces trial for illegally buying commissary stores.
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Manila
United States Philippine Commission
Supreme Court
Cayetano Arenalo
Florentana Tores
J. F. Cooper
Texas
James F. Smith
California
Charles A. Willard
Minnesota
Victorina Mapa
Moilo
Fletcher Ladle
New Hampshire
L. F. Willey
Missouri
Harry Finnick
University of Chicago anniversary marked by founder flag and dedications
The biennial celebration opened in Chicago with the founder's flag raised for John D. Rockefeller who arrived with his wife and daughter. The day included laying corner stones for two buildings the dedication of Fanny Foster hall class day exercises and a memorial tablet for Stephen A Douglas along with several minor events.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Fanny Foster
Stephen A. Douglas
Gold Imports and Exports in New York This Week
The New York port reports this week exports of silver bars and coin reaching 748 055 dollars and 425 783 dollars in gold. Specie imports totaled 46 491 dollars in gold and 57 443 dollars in silver.
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New York
Alcedo Wins Suburban in Spectacular Burst of Speed
Before 20 000 spectators on a grim day Alcedo surged past Teddy and Watercure to win the Suburban in 2 05 2 5. Ethelbert faded to the back as Blues, All Gold and others chased. Watercure took second with Teddy third.
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J. H. McCormick
Ethelbert
Teddy
New York
Salvator
Watercure
Brooklyn
Starbright
Kamara
Sidney Lucas
Blues
Beau Gallant
Mr. Fitzgerald
All Gold
Spencer
Alecedo
Keene
Weser
Eure
Shaw
Perry Belmont
Little Smith
Bullindon
Dallion
Marsechan
Voter
Vitellus
Contend
Naturium
Par Excellence
L. Smith
Star Bright
Procession
Satasco
Chilton
de Reszke
Bluff
Seminole
Barbara Frietchie
Legislative roll call stolen in Colorado senate dispute
The News today reports the roll call for senate bill No. 81 on its third reading and final passage has been stolen from the secretary of state vault. The Colorado Federation of Labor vows to investigate the alleged theft, identify the thief and the corporations, and seek full legal punishment.
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Denver
Colo
the News Today
Senate
Employers
Secretary of State
Colorado Federation of Labor
Loot Stolen in Vancouver Burglary Ring Found
Police in Vancouver uncover a shanty housing George Campbell with loot from many burglaries valued at over 2000. Items include a piano furniture six bicycles silverware clothing and canned goods shipped to a Winnipeg associate in several carloads.
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Vancouver
B. C
George Campbell
Winnipeg
Pingree in Critical Condition Amid Exhaustion
London reports at 1:25 a m a consultation of physicians in former Governor Pingree's room. Doctors say he has held his own today but show no clear improvement. A 9 o'clock consultation is planned as experts fear the exhausting strain may overwhelm his physical strength.
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London
Pingree
Desperate Battle With De Wet Near Reitz Reported
Lord Kitchener reports from Pretoria that on June 6 General Elliott’s column clashed with De Wet near Reitz during a march from Wredo. The action yielded 71 loaded wagons 45 prisoners 58 rifles 10000 rounds and 4000 cattle for the Boers, with 17 killed and 3 wounded. Allied losses were 3 officers and 17 men killed and 1 officer and 24 men wounded.
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London
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Pretoria
Wredo
Elliott
DeWet
Reits
Osteopaths Elect Officers and Licensing in Montana
The Montana State Association of Osteopaths held its first meeting in Helena with about a dozen members. Officers were elected and a constitution drafted. 13 of 14 doctors examined were deemed entitled to practice, Grace MacGeorge of Missoula passing a written test.
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Standard
Helena
State Association of Osteopaths
School of Medicine
Thomas Sheehan
Great Falls
J. C. Burton
Missoula
Iaa
State Board of Osteopathic Examiners
O. B. Prickett
Billings
Asa Willard
Dillon
C. W. Mahaffay
Grace MacGeorge
Florence
W. H. O'Neill
A. Kennedy
Henrietta Lorton
Butte
Ada Keller
Matthew Henry
Bozeman
Lulu Hamilton
Red Lodge
Ina F. Brown
Lewistown
Elizabeth B. Strong
Charles W. Mahaffay
Asa M. Willard
F. H. Carman
Anaconda
Kennedy Murder Verdict Quietly Delivers Second Degree Ruling
Lalu Prince Kennedy, 20, is found guilty of murder in the second degree for the February 10 shooting of her husband P. H. Kennedy. The jury's six ballots to reach verdict followed a 11 hour deliberation as the defense appeals and questions about her father and brothers’ alleged involvement arise.
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Kansas City
Criminal Court
Lalu Prince Kennedy
P. H. Kennedy
Do. W. Prince
Bert
Will Prince
Kennedy
Wofford
C W. Prince
Willi Prince
Bert Prince
Ridge
Merchants’ Dispatch Transportation Company
Cross
Thomas Kennedy
Circuit
Officials Charged With Bribery In Grand Rapids Water Scandal
Grand Rapids, Mich June 14 A sixth indictment in a two week water works probe alleges that five men City Attorney Salisbury Thomas V McGarry Billson V MacLeod Gerrit Albers and Henry A Taylor Jr with others conspired on July 26 1900 to secure contracts to supply Lake Michigan water by bribing city officials including the mayor common council and public works directors.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Jury
Salisbury
Thomas V. McGarry
Blllson V. MacLeod
Gerrit Albers
Henry A. Taylor, Jr
New York
Lake Michigan
Corner Stone Lays at Pearsons Hall Drury College
The cornerstone ceremony marked the main event of Drury college commencement in Springfield Missouri with Dr Pearsons of Chicago funding the Pearsons hall science building.
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Drury College
Pearsons
Chicago
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