Bristow Responds to Tulloch Charges on Washington Post Office Irregularities
Payne releases Bristow's reply and inspection reports covering June 1899 to July 1900, detailing irregularities in the Washington post office. The documents include Tulloch's charges, Smith's conclusions, and notes of investigations into former administration.
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Washington
Payne
Bristow
Seymour W. Tulloch
Washington City Post Office
Postal Administration
Washington Postoffice
Charles Emory Smith
Burglars Enter The Hefferlin Store In Livingston
The Standard Livingston reports burglars entered the Hefferlin company store overnight and stole about 12 dollars from the cash drawer. Entry was via the cellar door from the street. Police suspect an insider, with ten arrests made to date.
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He Standard
Livingston
Hefferlin Company
Socialists score big win in German elections
Berlin reports the socialists win a large victory at the expense of radicals in yesterday's elections. Official results from 23 constituencies show 14 seats with 361 elected. second elections due in 169 districts. Saxony marks notable gains as socialists claim 87 seats with aims to reach 90+. Special dispatch notes Saxony as a socialist stronghold. Helena death toll acknowledges Henry Kuobb, an old hunter, dying suddenly.
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Berlin
Kingdom of
Saxony
Deschener Nachriten
Vorwaerle
Soclist
the Standard
Helena
Henry Kuobb
Inquest Sheds Light on Local Death at 400 Went Main Street
At 400 Went Main Street a death was attributed to natural causes after an inquest led by Coroner A F Yaeger. Eight witnesses testified and the conclusion declared the death natural, with the Fuse of death not exactly known.
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Main Street
A. F. Yaeger
Knob
Doctors Adjourn for Montana Medical Association Meeting
Helena June 11 The Montana Medical Association opened its fourth annual session at 2 pm in the Helena Business Men's rooms. About 60 members answered roll call as officers and new members were announced including E I Bradley and Louis H Fligman. A constitutional revision to meet American Medical Association standards was discussed. An excursion to Broadwater and a social at Central Park followed that evening with a candlelight meal.
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Helena
Medical Ascaviation of
Montana
Itm
Helena Business Men's Association
Pittsburg
Joseph FP. McCarthy
Frank J. Edwads
T. J. McKengzie
Fallowins
Association
Dre
E. I. Bradley
John A. Went
A. Vors
E. Ragsdale
G. M. Scanland
A. le Ward
W. W. Taylor
Louis H. Fligman
F. BE. Buchen
GD. Tittle
Mir
George McGrath
A. W. Conner
Tr. M. Millyer
Judiciary Committee
Louis Bernheim
WC. Riddell
Plac
Posailé
Dis
Fenee Cummon
George W. King
American Medical Association
Broadwater
Central Park
Supreme Court hears case over mining deal in Jefferson County
In a special dispatch the Supreme Court heard W. J. Clark versus American Developing and Mining Company. Clark claims the firm promised mining properties in Jefferson County for 500000 with installments of 80000 and 35000. He paid 165000 before the contract was abandoned and seeks repayment plus interest. The appeal was denied for nonconforming brief.
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Helena
W. J. Clark
American Developing and Mining Company
Supreme Court
H. G. McIntyre
W. Gacon
Jeffergon ‘County
Clark
Arrest Beater and Beaten in Helena Salon Case
Helena June 1 Special Dispatch: William Molbrook, a jockey, faces assault charges while Thomas Cain, the alleged cruel animal offender, awaits a harsher cruelty-to-animals charge after a bogey ride with two women, Jennie and Renata De. Otto Schoenfeld swore out warrants. preliminary hearing set for Saturday.
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Helena
William Molbrook
Thomas Cain
Otto Schoenfeld
State Lumane Society
Justice of the Peace F. E
Tibveits
Cain
Jennie
Renata de
Gain
Bugsy
Holbrook
Indians Will Observe Close of School on Belknap Reservation
Special dispatch from Helena reports Belknap reservation students will close the school with an evening program in Harlem on June 25. From 9 p m to 1 a m there will be races and dances, featuring many Indian pupils in a ceremony marking the school year’s end.
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Helena
Belknap
Sebag
Harlem
Ana Wes
Fort Benton Buyer Sells Stallion For 1000 Dollars
Reginald Je. McNally of Fort Assiant bone purchases a stallion for $1,000 from Lions. Dr Crutcher turns the horse over to Doc Murray at Groak Falls who trades horses for the Fourth of July. Murray’s string includes horses belonging to C. W. Young William Swanton Des Mur Chiuteher Sharles McPherson and James Benton.
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Standard
Favre
O. D. Crutcher
Fort Benton
Lions
Reginald Je. McNally
Fort Assiant Bone
Dichola
Dr Crutcher
Doc Murray
Groak Falls
C. W. Young
William Swanton
Des Mur . Chiuteher
Sharles McPherson
James Benton
Noted Medical Case At Dedvill Ranch
A Detroit specialist, Dr Wyman, treated Mr Parker for appendicitis at the ranch home of C Cole near Upper Clone Crack. Parker, ill, was attended by Miss Elma and Miss Tinta with Dre Parkers also present.
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Weathenatiyer
Dedvill OG
Wye Man
Detroit
Mich
Misa Elma
Parker
C. Coles
Dr. Wyman
Dre
Consolidation of Lewis and Clark and Firsthead Forest Reserves
President Roosevelt issued a proclamation consolidating the Lewis and Clark and Firsthead forest reserves into a single Lewis and Clark reserve, the largest in the United States. Boundary changes include four townships withdrawn and more land added, with Gust Moser named supervisor of the combined reserve.
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Helena
Roosevelt
Lewis and Clark and
Fisthead
Lewis and Clark Reserve
United States
United States Land Office
Gust Moser
Lewis and Clark
Fish Creeks
Lewis and Clarke
Powell Counties
Land reserves expanded through Flathead and Lewis and Clark areas
The Flathead reserve and land between the Lewis and Clark and Flathead reserves were added to the consolidated reserve. The region, about ten townships in Teton and Flathead counties, lies along the Great Northern line. The proclamation reached the acting commissioner of the general land office in a formal roll.
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Flathead Reserve
Lewis and Clark and Vlathead
Great Northern
Teton
Flathead Countlee
Montana case rests with jury in assault with intent to kill
Helena June 17 The state charges Hence i Augustus with assault with intent to kill for shooting George Alexander on Clare street March 20 The case was submitted shortly before noon after morning arguments The court instructions were given Tuesday afternoon The jury was out at midnight and is not expected to return a verdict before tomorrow
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Standard
Helena
State of
Montana
I Augustus
George Alexander
Clare Street
Estate of Luke C. Hays Sold in Havre Auction
The estate of Luke C. Hays sold in Havre yesterday. Cattle, horses and land comprised the sale. Major Logan bought 53 cattle at 420.25 each. J H Taylor of Colorado purchased 748 acres at 1240 an acre. A Kentucky brother of Hays attended the sale.
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The
Standard
Havre
Jime
Tarke c. Hays
St. Paul
Tndian
Belknap
C. H. Barton
Major Logan
J. H. Taylor
Colorado
Young Boy Call Horse Thief in Basin Case
Quincy Wilson a three year old boy faces a commitment hearing after being held on a charge of stealing a horse from D. Wilson’s ranch in the canyon west of Boulder. The preliminary examination was set in court under bond. His home is listed as Basin.
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Standard
Bouller
Quincy Wilson
Wilson
Toulder
Honda
Ahadie Eoure
Cosnizia
Basin
United States Geologists Plan Field Work Near State House Grounds
Thorn and Jay of the U S Geological Survey prepare for instrumental tests at the state house grounds. Thorn will lead to Lewis and Clark forest reserve while Foy heads Madison reserve. telegram also reports the death of Johnson near Hat Place of Jeffers County after long paralysis.
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Standard
Helena
Shane
W. H. Thorn
Mr. Jay
United States Geological Survey
Mer Fon
State House
Mr. Thorn
Tlewls and Clark Forest Reserve
Mr. Foy
Madison Reserve
Thoth
Great Falls
Boulder
Johnson
Jefferson County
Local man aged 47 dies. burial set for Boulder this afternoon
The deceased is described as 47 years old with a wife and four children. He was a charter member of Alte lodge A G U W and carried insurance with that order. He was a brother of Arc EB. His funeral is to be buried in Boulder this afternoon.
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the Treasury
Payne Qrows
Seaves
Alte Lodge
A. G
U. W
Johnson
Arc
Boulder
Kalispell Receives Fire Apparatus and Hose Wagon
Kalispell today received a chemical fire engine and hose wagon with two chemical tanks, 350 feet of hose, two ladders, no hand extinguishers, and capacity for 1.4 fret of boass for hydrants. A horse team was purchased and will be drilled by B. Britchell, representative of the house from which the wagon was bought.
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Sporta
Kalispell
Halepell
Repairman Injured In Great Falls Yard Accident
Seth Mitgerald, a Montana Central switchman, was injured Monday night when barred from an ore car in the repair yards. He fell onto a rock, was taken to Columbus hospital, and is resting comfortably and recovering swiftly.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Seth ‘T Mitgerald
Montana Central
Columbus
Wedding of Mise Lots Fagaly and Dr Bytom Pompel
The wedding between Mise Lots Fagaly of Bilings and Dr Bytom Pompel of Livingston was held at the home of W I Rusw de hig alty. The couple left Times on the nyornia tral Tar Livingston for their home and future.
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Bnings
Mise
Bilings
Dr. Bytom
Pompel
Livingston
W. Il Rusw
Alty
Nyornia
Rey
Flathead River Rise Threatens Local Crops
Special Dispatches report rising water in the Flathead valley with seven inches higher levels than that year and expected large losses to grain and hay if the river and lake continue to rise. Kalispell notes dam-age predictions and rural postal delivery changes once three country offices are discontinued.
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4Hia
Walhead
Sud
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Tulloch
Toner
le Post Office
Tultoch
McKinley
Smith
Washington Post Office
Wan Ween Investignion
Canh
Henry Kuobh
Wichness
Carhartt
Oe Lessietty
N. Main, Butte
Gans & Klein “Hare
State Association
AW Phy Carryall Ch
Pd. Meliennie
Anaconda
Pressnt
Menponds
Menna
Myue framMe
Wood
Ing and Ning Company
Willfran Uplbrent
Tox Asi
Animaln
Lors Black
Rousmvrel
Wqhdgring
Wlathead and
Hostetter
Argontents
Reece Augustus
Martley
Luke C. Hays
Forest Weserven
Jonnaon
Houidter
la Perla
Chicago & Mexico Coffee and Fruit Co
Front Street
Butie
Iwured Wireman
Flathead
Wineconthine
Sholdan Hehe
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