Exoneration of Gunman in Northern Montana Killing
Coroner's jury clears Jor Sheetz of all blame in the Cane shooting at Cleveland south of Chinook. Four fatal encounters in Northern Montana in two weeks saw the first shooter favored by juries, with Cane’s death prompting questions about local authorities.
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Standard
Great Falls
George Cane
Cleveland
Chinook
Jor Sheetz
Cane
Cleveland Post Office
James H. Roberts
Roberts
Sheetz
D. J. Smith
Willie Stevenson
Smith
Mr. Sheetz
Montana
Sandusky
William Shurlock
Lee Self
Curry Brothers
Pondera
Tom Mannix
John Scherbach
Scherbach
Mannix
Teton County
Ladioux
Sampson
Big Sandy
Manhunt Ends With One Arrest After Fatal Outing
The narrative describes a group involved in killings all free except Sampson who was taken to Fort Benton from Great Falls this morning to satisfy Ladieux’s friends. Sampson is the only one among four who has tasted jail.
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Sampson
Fort Benton
Great Falls
Ladieux
Cataract Copper Mining Company Formed in Montana
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the Cataract Copper Mining company organized under South Dakota law to operate in Jefferson county. Incorporators are M. L. Hewett Basin T. J. Walsh Helena and Oscar Nelson Pierre 3 D. Directors include G. M. Hays F. J. Edwards Henry Smith H. G. Ricketts Spriggs T. J. Walsh Oscar Nelson and J. B. Dunn. Capital stock 2.5 million dollars with 5 dollar par value. cash paid in 15 250 dollars and 2 484 750 in company properties. State Auditor Calderhead Montana agent. Stackhouse Spear agency of Great Falls formed with 10 000 dollars capital. 3 000 subscribed.
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Helena
Cataract Copper Mining Company
South Dakota
Jefferson County
M. L. Hewett
Basin
T. J. Walsh
Oscar Nelson
Pierre
Secretary of
G. M. Hays
F. J. Edwards
Henry ©. Smith
Supreme Court
H. G. Ricketts
Spriggs
Montana
J. BD. Dunn
H. S Anderson
Cataract
Calderhead
Stackhouse-Speer Agency of
Great Falls
Edward F. Stackhouse
Samuel Stephenson
J. W. Speer
Bonds Fixed in Tim Ber Fra ud Cases
Helena June 27 Special Dispatch to the Standard Charles M Likes of Missoula and Max Finkelstein of Helena were discharged from bank hay by Judge Knowles today. The bonds range from 100 to 10000 for one individual facing several indictments for subordination of perjury in timber entries. Some women are among those indicted. Bail set at 100 each. Arrests to be made in Missoula county tonight or tomorrow morning. 102 true bills were returned though about 75 parties indicted. The grand jury expenses were 545.20 for witnesses and 734 for jurors.
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Standard
Helena
Charles M
Missoula
Max Finkelstein
Bankhy
Knowles
Udge Knowles
Marshal Woodman
Missoula County
Boxer Menace Echoes Across Tianjin Meeting
At Pekin today the foreign ministers discussed only minor indemnity points. Sir Ernest Satow opposes a 10 percent tariff rise if China cannot pay. M de Giers hedges on 4 percent indemnity interest. Rockhill urges quick settlement to finish ministerial work. Reverend Arthur Smith warns a revived China within years risks Boxer danger of 20,000,900, a movement long approved by the court.
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Pekin
Ernest Satow
China
M de Giers
United States
Rockhill
Petroleum in Custer County Test Near
Michael McEvane travels to Custer with a five gallon can of thick black crude petroleum he claims is genuine. He reports several springs oozing the liquid with a coal gas odor, noting familiarity with Pennsylvania oil fields. The test will be conducted by Butte parties in the near future.
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Standard
Milestry
Custer County
Michael McEvane
McEvane
Pennsylvania
Drowning Tragedy Near Needles Claims Four and One
Advices from The Needles report four persons drowned in the Colorado River at Needles last Sunday. Domenico Beni a Santa Fe roundhouse worker went bathing and disappeared too far out, while about a mile north three Mojave Indians died in a similar manner.
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San Bernardino
Val
The
Needles
Colorado
Domenico Beni
Santa Fe Roundhouse
Mojave Indiana
First Eastbound Train Due Tomorrow After Washouts
Vancouver, June 27. The first through train from the East for three days is due to arrive early tomorrow morning, delayed by washouts. Locally the Canadian Pacific trackmen strike shows little change, and a settlement is expected soon.
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Vancouver
B. C
Canadian Pacific
River and Harbor Committee Finishes California Review
Marysville California June 27 The river and harbor committee completed its examination of California rivers and harbors and left at midnight for Portland Oregon.
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Marysville
Cal
River and Harbor Committee
California
Portland
Ore
Three Die in Dynamite Blast Near Karthaus Railroad Work
Lockhaven Pa June 27 Three men are reported killed and two seriously injured by a dynamite explosion while blasting for a new railroad near Karthaus. The accident occurred during construction operations.
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Lockhaven
Karthaus
British steamer Alexander leaks into San Francisco harbor
The British steamer Alexander, en route from Gray's Harbor to Petropavlovski, docked at San Francisco in a leaking condition after a voyage of about 11 days.
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San Francisco
Alexander
Gray's Harbor
Petropavlovski
Trains Delayed as Washouts Halt Great Falls Mail
Rail service to Great Falls is halted after 48 hours with no eastern mail due to washouts on the Great Northern near Williston. Repair crews fight to rebuild 25 miles of road bed and washed bridges with a bridge over the major washout underway. A special train will carry accumulated mail to Havre then to Great Falls, possibly on the regular schedule tomorrow afternoon.
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Standard
Great Falls
Great Northern
Williston
Fort Buford
Montana Central
Havre
Still Fighting In The Philippines As War Rages
Manila reports Lieutenant Edward Downes of the first infantry and one private killed in Samaar. Captain Woodbury seizes Samson's company in Bohol. Private Krans killed and four troops wounded. Lieutenant Mina McNair reports 54 insurgents captured in Tayabas, Luzon.
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Manila
Edward Downes
First Infantry
Samaar
Woodbury
Theth Infantry
Samson
Bohol
Krans
Mina McNair
Tayabas
Luzon
Larkins Narrow Escape as Buildings Collapse On Third Street
David Larkin, a young carpenter's helper, was pinned under the falling Nos 114 and 114 ½ Third Street South structures. Rescuers freed him after about ten minutes, with only severe bruising and no serious injury anticipated. The collapse happened as temporary foundations slid from screw jacks during removal and new foundations were prepared.
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Great Falls
Third Street
David Larkin
Larkin
Writ of Habeas Corpus Granted in Reid Cattle Case
Denver June 27 Judge Haller issued a writ of habeas corpus for Edward H. Reid a cattle shipper from Omaha after a state conviction for shipping Texas cattle into Colorado without a signed bill of health Reid had refused to pay a state inspection fee after a federal health clearance The writ returnable Saturday the National Livestock Association may appeal to the Supreme Court if the state court decision stands
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Denver
Colo
Haller
United States District Court
Edward H. Reid
Omaha
Arapahoe County
Texas
Reid
National Livestock Association
Colorado
United States Supreme Court
BC to Send 1000-Pound Gold Brick to Glasgow Exhibit
Vancouver reports the largest gold brick on record weighing 1000 pounds and valued at 200000 dollars will be sent to Glasgow for summer exhibition. The brick represents Cariboo Hydraulic company’s annual clean-up output.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Glasgow
Cariboo Hydraulic Company
Washington Letters On Duty Refund Authority
In response to the secretary of the treasury's inquiry the department explains its authority to refund duties paid. The correspondence discusses legal basis and procedures for crediting or returning assessed duties as directed by the Treasury.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
Treasury official rejects refunds on Porto Rico duties
The comptroller of the treasury rules the secretary lacks authority to refund duties paid on goods exported from the United States to Porto Rico. Claims arise from payments made between the ratification of the peace treaty with Spain on April 11, 1899 and the act of April 12, 1900, taking effect May 1, 1900.
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Porto Rico
United States
Comptroller of the Treasury
Spain
Federal prisoner Schricken gost to be moved for Idaho post office robbery trial
George Schricken gost alias W D Snyder the federal prisoner who escaped the Butte jail and was recaptured at Dillon yesterday will be taken to Idaho at once by federal authorities to be tried for robbing a post office. Judge Knowles signed a warrant for removal to the federal court at Boise Idaho upon motion of the district attorney.
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Helena
George Schrickengost
W. D. Snyder
Butte
Dillon
Idaho
Knowles
Schrickengost
Boise
Sheard Wins Globe Trophy in Northwest Trap Shoot
In Walla Walla Washington the Sportsman's Association of the Northwest held trap events with straight shots for main prizes. W. I. Sheard of Tacoma won the Globe trophy after a tie with T B Ware of Spokane final 44 to 42. Live-bird shooting set for tomorrow and Saturday.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Sportsman’s Association of the Northwest
W. I. Sheard
Tacoma
T. B. Ware
Spokane
Sheard
J. E. Enyart
J. B. Cullison
A. E. Guist
Portland
Frank Howe
Guist
Cullison
Howe
Enyart
Duke of Manchester Creditors Agree to 12s 6d on Pound
London creditors approve compromise for the Duke of Manchester with 12s 6d on the pound for unsecured debts. Other creditors to be paid in full and when accounts settle the bankruptcy will be annulled.
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London
Duke of Manchester
Two Women Sentenced in June Billings Court Cases
Myrtle Brown receives two years for shooting Mattie Langford, while Seth Dix is sentenced to 30 years for murder in the Wells road ranch case near Billings. Dix plans appeals. Brown shows distress in court before acceptance of her sentence. Also a damage suit by W X Sudditch against J W Newton ends with a verdict for Newton.
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Standard
Billings
Seth Dix
Ben Davis
Wells’ Road Ranch
Loud
State
Dix
Davis
Lane
Myrtle Brown
Mattie Langford
Langford
William Johnson
W. X. Sudditch
J. W. Newton
Sue wins three straight heats in trotting race
In a trotting event Sue captured three consecutive heats with times around 2 19 4, 2 20 14, and 2 19 4. Also starting were Dr Shorb and Emblematiec as Commonwealth entries.
Detroit loses to Milwaukee in tense ninth inning rally
In Milwaukee Detroit falls 5 to 4 as Milwaukee ties the score with four singles in the ninth and Cronin, McAllister, and Casey deliver the decisive run in the bottom half. Attendance 1,592. Other games: Chicago 5, Cleveland 1. Baltimore 9, Philadelphia 5. Washington 6, Boston 0.
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Detroit
Milwaukee
McAllister
Cronin
Casey
Friel
Ehs
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Shamrock IIS trial spin as Shamrock L and Kariad race
Shamrock II is due in New York around August 15 after a sail stretching spin. Shamrock L and Kariad raced 48 miles in favorable conditions with Shamrock II keeping pace, lowering canvas and towing a small boat as Captain Sycamore steered a cautious run.
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New York
Sycamore
Gold en C. wins six and a half furlongs at Newport
At Cincinnati on June 27 the six and a half furlong opener sees Gold en C. prevail with Prudent runner up and Fusion third in 1 2/5. Nellie Helmuth takes six furlongs, Larry second and Beana third in 1 14. Rose of Red captures five furlongs selling with Follow second and Corinne third in 1 2. Birdie May wins the mile and an eighth selling with Banquet second and Slasher third in 1 4. Eleven Bella claims seven furlongs with Stamp second and Nela Morria third in 1 28 2/5. Santa Ventura wins six furlongs selling, Locust Blossom second and Charlie Daniels third in 1 14.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Golden C
Prudent
Fusion
Nellie Helmuth
Larry
Beana
Rose of Red
Corinne
Birdie May
Banquett
Slasher
Bella
Stamp
Nela Morria
Santa Ventura
Locust Blossom
Charlie Daniels
Large wool clips sold at Billings
Special Dispatch to the Standard Billings says Joseph Wing for Dewey Gould & Co. of Boston bought wool clips from J. D. O'Donnell 2000 pounds at 11 1/2 cents, Ganguet & Dupont 1000 pounds at 11 cents, and John Stanley 18000 pounds at 12 cents. Several other offers were rejected by growers.
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Joseph Wing
Dewey,Gould & Co
Boston
J. D. O'Donnell
Ganguet & Dupont
John Stanley
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg In National League Game
The Brooklyns defeated Pittsburg with 2,400 in attendance as Batteries James Kitson and McGuire faced Chesbro and Zimmer. Umpire O Day. New York and Cincinnati split a twin bill with New York winning the first game on timely hitting and falling in the second due to a lack of runs. Doheny Warner Hahn and Peitz worked as the battery. Umpires Dwyer Smith and Peitz.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Pittsburg
R. H. E. Progress
MeJames
Kitson
McGuire
Chesbro
Zimmer
O Day
New York
Cinccinnati
Westerners
Taylor
Doheny and
Warner
Hahn
Peitz
Dwyer
Kive Nc
Tseylor
Phillips
Bergen
Smith and Peitz
Sheepshead Bay Race Winners Report
In six races at Sheepshead Bay on June 27 King Pepper led first race 6 furlongs with Unmasked second Liam third in 1 19 2 5. Luceline won the five and a half furlongs second Five Nations Northern Star 1 07 5. Roe Hampton took the mile with The Amazon Do lando next in 1 5. Spendthrift Stakes went mile and an eighth Guild Heels Smile Belvino 1 52 25. Opitional won five furlongs with Meditation Ascension 1 00 45. Starbright won the mile and a quarter turf race, Decanter second Roches ter third in 2 06 1 5.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
King Pepper
Liam
Luceline
Five Nations
Northern Star
Roe Hampton
Amazon
Dolando
Ics
Guild Heels
Smile
Belvino
Opitional
Meditation
Ascension
Starbright
Decanter
Rochester
Pacific Coast Lumber Men Discuss Uniform Selling Rates
The Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers association met in Vancouver D C on June 27 with members from California Oregon Washington and British Columbia The group debated a proposal to set uniform selling rates across its territory but deferred action due to differing local interests and conditions.
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Vancouver
D. C
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Boston Wins 12-Inning Game Over St Louis in June
Boston defeated St Louis in a 12 inning affair before about 2,000 fans. Beere appears in the lineup with Dineen Kittridge Sudhoff Murphy Harper Powell and Nichols aiding Boston while Emslie umpired.
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Boston
St. Louis
Beere
R. H. E. Boston
Dineen
Last of Volunteers Arrive in San Francisco
The 454 regiment, the last volunteers to depart the Philippines, arrived in San Francisco today aboard the Kilpatrick from Manila after a 25 day voyage. The unit served 18 months in the Philippines with two battalions on Mindanao and one on Leyte. the 42d infantry was mustered out today.
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San Francisco
Cal
Philippines
Kilpatrick
Manila
434
Camp Meade
Mindanao
Leyte
Highland Park Races At Detroit Crown Winners
In six races at Highland Park track Detroit on June 27 Satire led first race six furlongs finishing 1 14 with Lady Hayman second Ida Penzance third Similar won second race five furlongs with St Hera second Miss Blarney third in 1 02 Bonnie Maid captured the six and a half furlongs third race Medford runner up Saucer boat third time 1 28 Gray Daly won the seven furlongs fourth race Go temba and Lizzie A placed second and third in 1 29 Woodtrice took the mile and a sixteenth fifth race with Anastate and Dolly Wagner as runners up in 1 49 Hieaway won the six and a half furlongs sixth race Filibuster and By George second and third in 1 21 .
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Detroit
Highland Park
Satire
Lady Hayman
Ida Penzance
St. Hera
Miss Blarney
Bonnie Maid
Medford
Sauceboat
Gray Daly
Gotemba
Lizzie A
Woodtrice
Anastate
Dolly Wagner
Hieaway
Filibuster
George
Philadelphia Teams Sweep Chicago in Twin Bill
The home club defeated Chicago in both games on June 27 with a matinee win highlighted by frequent hits for Eason and a late eighth inning error aided victory in the second. Attendance reported at 4,254. Batteries in game one were Eason and Kling for Philadelphia against Donahue and Douglass for Chicago. Umpire was Cunningham. In game two Philadelphia benefited from timely base hits and Chicago errors with Taylor and Kling opposing Duggleby and McFarland. Cunningham again umpired.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Eason
Beere
R. H. EB. Cirm ccc
Kling
Donahue
Douglass
Cunningham
R. H. EB
Iin
Dauanihned Haebede Bis
Philadelphia Sad
Taylor
Duggleby
McFarland
Russian Minister Says Manchuria Talks Reopened Report
St Petersburg June 27 The London Times dispatch from Pekin claiming M de Cheris notified Chinese authorities that Manchuria negotiations would be reopened is regarded as entirely inaccurate in official circles here.
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St. Petersburg
London Times
Pekin
M. de Chers
Manchuria
Washington Park Racecard Summary
At Chicago June 27 Washington Park results show South Breeze winning the mile and yards race with Prince Blazes second and Gawaine third. Waina moinen wins the four and a half furlongs with Eadie Busch second and Magi third. The Glewood stakes adds 2000 and Maud Gonne wins with Radio 8 second and Trinity Bell third in 1 41. Pink Coat takes the mile and a sixteenth with Mr. Brown second and Gonfalon third in 2 5. Tayon wins six furlongs with The Lady second and Meadwater third in 1 13 2 5. San Andres wins mile 50 yards with Winter second and John Drake third in 1 44.
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Chicago
Washington Park
South Breeze
Prince Blazes
Gawaine
Wainamoinen
Eadie Busch
Magi
Maud Gonne
Radio 8
Trinity Bell
Pink Coat
Mr. Brown
Gonfalon
Tayon
the Lady
Meadwater
San Andres
Winter
John Drake
Former Yale Athlete Max Kershaw Dies in San Francisco
Max Kershaw, once a prominent Yale athlete and former Denver resident, died in San Francisco early this morning after a long course of dissipation. He was 29 years old.
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San Francisco
Cal
Max Kershaw
Denver
Yale
Awful Crime of Kansas Incendiaries
Topeka reports the burning death of Mrs. Carlson wife of a Cowley county farmer after her husband refused to hide 500 dollars for unknown blackmailers. A week later a demand for 5000 appeared. the house was set afire as the husband traveled for mail and Mrs. Carlson died from the injuries.
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Topeka
Kan
W. ©. Carlson
Cowley County
Carlson
Tacoma Triumph Over Portland in Batteries and Runs
Tacoma defeats Portland with key plays in batteries by Engel and Vigneux, supported by torpedoing field actions. Umpire Vonnell officiated as the two teams clash in a tense June game.
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R. H. E. Tacoma
Peaabecen
Ponents
Edisthene Saarsone
Arter
Zeartoss
Engel
Vigneux
Vonnell
Horse Races at St Louis Fair Grounds Summary
June 27 program shows six races. Royal Athlete won first over Colonel Stone and Gallagher with a 0:43 fraction. Sard took the six furlongs selling race, Syncopated Sandy second, Cogswell third in 1:15. Bean won the mile and a quarter, Eugenie B runner-up, Nandora third in 2:09. Gen. Magruder captured six and a half furlongs selling with Northern Spy second and Chappaqua third in 1:20. Ed L. won seven furlongs selling, Reducer runner-up, Hurry third in 1:28. Kisme led the mile selling, Hungarian second, Tony Lepping third in 1:42.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Royal Athlete
Colonel Stone
Gallagher
Sard
Sandy
Cogswell
Bean
Eugenie B
Nandora
Gen. Magruder
Northern Spy
Chappaqua
Ed L
Reducer
Hurry
Kisme
Tony Lepping
Logan Wins Three Heats at Overland Park Pacing Meet
Denver report shows Harry Logan capturing three straight heats in the pacing race at Overland Park on June 27. Times were 2 12 and 2 12 and 2 15 with Plenty, Gold Standard, Floretta Bell and Allie W. among the starters.
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Denver
Colo
Overland Park
Harry Logan
Plenty
Gold Standard
Floretta Bell
Allie W
Seattle 4 Spokane 4 percent score report
Spokane 4 percent June 27 game details show dehia 1 est eo 6 OS DORVEID visionse. batter ies Miller Swindells Stovall Frary credited. Umpire McDonald.
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Seattle
Spokane
R.H.E
Dehia
Este Oe
OS Dorveid Visionse
Cachbconse
Shanesatar
Miller
Swindells
Stovall
Frary
McDonald
Winter and spring wheat outlook improves toward record yield
New York reports from Dun and Co indicate winter wheat is broadly favorable with higher yields per acre. Acreage is smaller than 1900, but overall production should exceed all records, with spring wheat also gaining. Total harvest expected above 700 million bushels.
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New York
Rk. G, Dun & Co
London Market Summary Consols and Silver Reported
Consols to 98 3 16 in London trading and silver at 275 16 pence per ounce with no further context or related events provided.
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London
Supreme Court Asked to Reinstate Butte Attorney
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena June 27 The Montana Supreme Court may reinstate William Newton of Butte disbarred in 1897 after a petty larceny conviction. His attorney argues the judgment was void as Newton was absent and not tried by a jury.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
William Newton
Butte
Justice of the Peace Court
Petit Larceny
Newton
Justice of the Peace
Larandeau
Miles J. Cavanaugh
Shafer
Jerry D Murphy
Alaska
Clancy
Montana
E. J. Larandeau
State of
Cavanaugh
Institute of Naval Architects Members Hear Messages
In Glasgow on June 27 members received telegrams from Emperor William and King Edward. William expressed support for shipbuilding and international commerce as a means to knit closer nations and extend sympathy, wishing success to the navy architects in their enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Institute of Naval Architects
William
Edward
Timber Deal Near Closure In Astoria Region
In Astoria, Oregon, on June 27, a major timber deal covering 5,000 to 6,000 acres tributary to the Clatskanie river near the city is set for closing. Purchasers are Ashland Wisconsin residents and deeds and abstracts have been sent East for approval.
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Astoria
Ore
Ashland
Wis
Clatskanie River
Robbed and murdered cattle buyer found near Ponca
The body of a man believed to be cattle buyer Martin Ayres was discovered under a bridge 16 miles west of Ponca Nebraska. Authorities think he was held up and killed with no money on his person.
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Ponca, Neb
Martin Ayres
Here
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