Ex-Chief Justice Warren Dies in New Mexico at 64
Helena dispatch reports Ex-Chief Justice Henry L. Warren of the Montana territorial supreme court died in Albuquerque New Mexico in his 64th year. Appointed July 18 1868 by President Andrew Johnson he shaped Montana law including writ ten opinions and court rules. Survived by wife and one son.
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Hanna Talks Campaign Plans In Pittsburg Stop
Senator Hanna chairman of the Republican National Committee visited Pittsburg en route from Philadelphia to Cleveland and outlined campaign aims. He said the party would target Democrat opponents nationwide and predicted strong results in Kentucky and California while asserting Republicans would hold the Northwest and East. He spoke of keeping Bryan's Nebraska in the "righteous column" and hinted the campaign would begin in September with strong mobilization.
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Japanese workers run out of Wolf Creek town
Six Japanese employees of the Montana Central at Wolf Creek were forced from town last night. Two were struck with pistols and debris smashed at the depot. By morning they reached Craig and are housed in the section house under tight watch as officials weigh next week’s work plan amid lingering tension.
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Assault and murder shock New Orleans area
Mrs Josephine Combs aged 60 was assaulted and killed in her isolated Livingston parish residence near Springfield. Frank Gilmore, a white neighbor, was seized by a mob, confessed, and was lynched and shot beneath a tree after his body was dumped in a freshly dug grave.
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Four-Eyed Doctor Horwitz Dies in Helena
Helena dispatch reports Dr. J. N. Horwitz famed as the Four-Eyed Doctor died of alcoholism. He grew up in a good family, received education, and, despite an inheritance rumored at 200000 dollars, relied on a regular allowance. His remains were sent to Philadelphia. Separately, Thomas Martin pleaded guilty to burglary after breaking into the Mint saloon on Warren Street. He received one year in prison while an accomplice was discharged.
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Martin
President receives Republicans at White House homecoming
Washington June report says Republicans filled the White House for a home coming. They arrived singly and in groups and state delegations. The president thanked them for congratulations and shook hands. Representative Dolliver visited and may play a prominent campaign role. General Miles also met the president with no notable developments.
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Sidney Lucas wins thirteenth American Derby at Washington Park
Sidney Lucas, at 15 to 1, upset the field to win the 13th American Derby at Washington Park, six lengths ahead of James with Lieutenant Gibson fading to third. The crowd saw a dramatic finish as the upset dethroned the even money favorite, in a day of color and spectacle for 80 000 spectators.
Washington Park race results in a rain swollen card
Chicago June 23 weather clear track heavy results list winners Sam Fulton Modrine Larkspur in the first race six furlongs Reminder won Mr Brown Fly By Night second in 1 16. The American Derby saw Sidney Lucas 122 Bullman 15 to 1 win James 122 Mitchell 8 to 5 second Lieutenant Gibson 129 Boland even third in 240. Sam Phillips Barrack Advance Guard also ran. Fourth race Greatbend Moroni Orion were top three in 1 37. Fifth race Criterion won Alard Scheck second Sofala third in 59 seconds.
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Horse Races at Sheepshead Bay Reported Winners
Summaries at Sheepshead Bay list race winners including Harlem Lad Maribert Water Color Greyfield Trillion and First Whip with placings and times for each race across six events on June 23 in New York.
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the Rush
Covington Race Day Results Light but Fast
Track action at Covington on June 23 featured six races. Winners included Marion Lynch in the mile and Tom Embry in five furlongs with two more claiming titles in the remaining events.
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Wave of Prosperity Drives Wheat Prices in June Rise
Chicago June wheat quotes climbed from 66 7/8 cents to 88 cents on June 4 and today, lifting 21 1/2 cents in 19 days. Analysts cite parched Northwest spring fields and a assured bumper winter crop outside Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, with public granaries holding over 45 million bushels. Bulls flood the pit with telegraphic orders as foreigners hedge against cash wheat.
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Bulls Twist Wheat Market Gains Spark Panic
New York reports bull operators unleashed a rush in wheat with English cables up 2.4 and a 4 point rise at Budapest as bears, surprised by yesterday’s drop, panicked and flooded the market to cover shorts.
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Wheat futures surge as July contract jumps after hesitation
An immediate move to July after a brief hesitation. Large wheat volumes moved as screws were adjusted, sending July up sharply by about 2 cents in three weeks and a notable rise for the day.
Croker Lands in New York to Press National Campaign
Richard Croker arrived from England aboard the Lucania and said he will take an active role in the upcoming national campaign. He acknowledged owning American ice stock bought before the company became a trust and commented on Mayor Van Wyck’s ice shares and potential removal. He warned Roosevelt-McKinley ticket could cause another San Juan Hill, noted a Kansas City visit, and suggested Bryan may be the Democratic nominee.
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Wanted Position by Man and Wife as First and Second Cook
Classified notice seeking work for a man and wife duo as first and second cooks. Preference shown for hotel restaurant or boarding house, mining camp locations. Address X, Standard, Great Falls.
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