Toluca Cody Burlington Line Opens Toward Pryor Agency
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the Toluca to Pryor agency branch of the Burlington railway opening July 1 will extend 132 miles from Toluca, linking Billings with Cody and Pryor. The new route will boost cattle and sheep shipments, mineral resources, irrigation projects, and wool traffic to Billings, with stations listed along the line and preparations for Yellowstone park access.
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Standard
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Toluca-Cody
Burlington Railway
Pryor Agency
Northwest
Burlington
Toluca
Pryor
Cody
Uvelittl
Col. W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Wyoming
T. P. McDonald
Clark
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
Livingston
Bridger
Mont
Nebraska
Yellowstone
Crow Reservation
Senate
Mende
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Lake
National Park
Monida
Boundar
Miffin
Coburn
Morin
Kelser
Chicopee
Crockett
Bowler
Scribner
Frannie
Mantau
Garland
Ralston
Corbett
Reilly's Battery Home Arrives in San Francisco
Captain Reilly's 10th battery of field artillery, famed for its role in China, returns from Manila aboard the Pakling. Formerly Battery F of the fifth artillery, the unit was renowned for valor at Tientsin where Captain Reilly was killed. Commanded by Captain T J Ridgeway, the battery comprises four officers and 136 enlisted men.
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San Francisco
Reilly
China
Manila
Pakling
10Th Battery of Field Artillery
Fifth Artillery
Fort Leavenworth
Tientsin
T J. Ridgeway
Japan to Honor Commodore Perry in Memorial Tribute
Japan plans a formal tribute to Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry honoring his role in opening Japan to the West. Officials and historians will attend ceremonies at historic sites associated with Perry and the 1853-54 expedition.
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Japan
Commodore
Monument to Perry landing to be dedicated in Kurihama
The Kurihama monument marking Commodore Perry's 1852 landing is set for July 14 with American and Japanese sponsors. A future lighthouse at Plymouth Rock is planned. Japan's cabinet and economy face political and financial challenges as Count von Waldersee's visit draws attention.
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Associated Press
Yokohama
San Francisco
Kuriha
Commodore Perry
American Friends’ Society
Baron Kaneko
LL. D
Harvard
American Asiatic Society
United States of America
United States
Plymouth Rock
Kurihama
New York
Kara
Pekin
Itota
Mitsui Bank
Japan
Count von Waldersee
Germany
Orient
New Trial Sought in Morrison Case in Eldorado
Jessie Morrison's attorneys filed notice to seek a new trial in Eldorado Kansas. Judge Aikman scheduled a hearing for Saturday, with grounds unspecified but likely irregular jury impaneling and unjust court rulings.
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Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Aikman
Prisoners Released After Habeas Proceedings
The habeas corpus case of Hugh Matthews and W. Hill was heard in Springfield Missouri. The Tennessee sheriff had kidnapped them Thursday evening and challenged the governor's authority to revoke the arrest warrant. Judge Neville curtailed further arguments and released the prisoners.
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Kansas City
Hugh Matthews
W. Hill
Tennessee
Springfield
Matthews
Hill
Neville
Prisoners Ordered Released To Return Home Tonight
An official order directs the release of prisoners who will be sent home tonight. The action outlines their immediate return and end of confinement as authorities finalize processing.
State Treasurer Must Bid on Bonds Before Sale
Rosebud county cannot deliver 47 000 in bonds to Custer without offering the state treasurer the right to bid as required by house bill 77. The attorney general's office confirmed the rule and the state treasurer referred the matter to the land board, but no action due to unclear county commission proceedings. The state board plans to waive the preference in some cases to avoid invalidating bond issues.
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Helena
Rosebud
Custer
Barret
State Board of Land Commissioners
Boards of County Commissioners
Sweet Grass
Commissioners Appointed in Montana for Four Years
Judge Knowles announced four year terms for United States commissioners in Montana. Thirty were appointed with two new names W T Towner Chinook and E W Wilson Thompson Falls. Also bankruptcy actions filed for Richard S Pulford Butte jeweler liabilities to assets 1000 100 and Reid D Taylor Cascade county ranchman liabilities 24318 assets 1400. A B Wright vs C Bragg et al Spotted Horse mine case restraining order issued to pause receiver payments until suit resolution. Court adjourns Monday to August.
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Kelena
Knowles
United States
W. T. Towner
Chinook
E W. Wilson
Thompson Falls
Richard 8. Pulford
Butte
Reid D. Taylor
Cascade County
Wright
Fergus County
A. B.B. Wright
C. Bragg
George Robinson
Dubois Talks Senate Rules and Bolsters Pettigrew
Special Dispatch from Hunter's Hot Springs Idaho June 29 reports Senator Frederick T. Dubois on a possible extra session to change Senate rules and enable cloture. He defends Pettigrew’s abilities, recalls Towne's sharp exchange with Depew, and notes Carter's farewell remarks on river and harbor spending.
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Standard
Hunter's Hot Springs
Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Frederick T. Dubois
Daho
Congress
Senate
H. Platt
Connecticut
Spooner
McKinley
Insular
Supreme Court
Islands
Dubois
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
Empire State
C. A. Towne
Senator Depew
Minnesota
Senator Towne
Pettigrew
Senator Dubois
George F. Hoar
Nestor
Hoar
Richard F. Pettigrew
Senator Pettigrew
Wall Street
Charley Towne
Texas
Montana
Carter
State Treasurer Buys Cascade Bonds Draining Montana School Fund
Helena June 29 State Treasurer Barret paid 100000 to Cascade County for bonds purchased with permanent school fund money. The payment drops the fund’s cash below 106000 for the first time in years. June receipts total 53861.52 and outlays 251708.42, leaving a total fund balance across all accounts of 378658.29.
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Standard
Helena
Barret
Cascade
Founslaontecan Wniversies Boys
Permanent University
Normal School
Agricultural College
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Reform School
State Capitol
School of Mines
Kennedy Wife Sentenced for Murder in Ridge Building
Lulu Prince Kennedy was sentenced by Judge Wof ford to 10 years in the state penitentiary for the murder of her husband Philip H. Kennedy in the Ridge building corridor in January. She received the sentence without much emotion.
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Kansas City
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Wofford
State Penitentiary
Philp H. Kennedy
Ridge Building
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