Suicide claims innocence in Father Gapon scandal case
In St. Petersburg on March 5 a member of Father Gapon’s labor movement named Sechal shot himself during a meeting after declaring he would prove his honesty. The meeting involved accusations of taking funds from the government and misappropriating society money, with Father Gapon present and exonerating Sechal before the suicide. Mafushenski, arrested Feb 24 in Faratoff, arrived in St Petersburg seeking an investigation into his conduct after turning over $2,000 of the funds.
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St. Petersburg
Father Gapon
Seenoff
Sechaf
Himeself
Gregori Petroff
Sechaff
M. Malushenski
Sechor
Sechal
Father Ganan
Gapon
Zechal
M. Mafushenski
Faratoff
St. Peters- Mwe
St. Peteretiue
Jury Discharged After A Week Long Lasky Murder Trial
The jury in the Lasky murder case was discharged today after 48 hours of deliberation. They could not reach a verdict, the panel standing seven to five for acquittal. The trial location was Sinadyn, Towise, on March 3.
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Sresisl
Sinadyn
Towise
Conformations of Washington nominees listed at session
In an executive session on March 5 at Conformations Washington the nominations were confirmed for Registrar of the land office Andrew J Gillis of Walla Walla and receiver Jesse E. Giller of Walla Walla. The text indicates the Washington session proceeded with the usual formalities and lists the confirmed appointments.
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Washington
Sanatest
Registrar of Land Office
Andrew J. Gillis
Walla Walla
Wash
N¢ Patlle Moneys
Jesse FE. Giller
the Supreme
Court Dismisses Cortelyou Versus Mayor Rainero Tale
The U S court dismissed Cortelyou's cases against Mayor Rainero toe arising from a cloning incident years earlier at the Sain Vegan New Mexico post office. District of Columbia courts had issued a writ to halt the opening of the office at the post office department, having accepted partial cubits then withdrew them.
Death of Michael J Eakes in Gillatty valley
Michael J Eakes died near noon at his home 211 Nortoni Avenue after a year of paralysis and a week of stupor. He came to Reese Creek area years ago from Ghin and ran a ranch. Survived by wife Eliza Green or Wilaw Creek and four sons Tra LawrenceChartle and Kalla. Funeral services Wednesday at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with burial at Reese Creek cemeteries.
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Hazen
Mareh
Michael
Enkes
Iin
Gillatty Valley
Nortoni
Eakes
Ben
Mr. Eakes
Ghin
Reese Creak
Eliza Green
Wilaw Creek
Tra
Lawrence
Chartle
Kalla
Ife
Wednerby
Church of the Latter-Day Saints
Fon
Wami
Reese Creek
Osteopaths Restricted From Administering Anesthetics
Helena March dispatch reports Attorney General A J Galen issued an opinion ruling state law forbids osteopathic practitioners from prescribing or using drugs and from performing major surgery. He notes Section 6 of the 1905 act clearly prohibits anesthesia administration by osteopaths, labeling the anesthetic a dangerous drug needing technical expertise.
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Helena
March
A.J. Galen
C. W. Mathhatt
State Board of Asceepable Examiners
Galen Yaya
New Chaplain Named for Montana Seconds
Helens March 5 Governor Toole today appointed Rev Walter Lennin Smith of Livingston as chaplain of the seconds Montana.
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Standard. Helens
Toole
Walter Lennin- Smith
Livingston
Seconds
Montana
Another Timber Suit Decided In Favor Of Innocent Purchaser
A U S Supreme Court decision held Senator Clark of Montana not liable for patent fraud in a timber and land case. The court ruled he lacked notice of arrangements underlying Manzanita land patents and that he was not a bona fide purchaser. The ruling narrows government claims against Clark and upholds the sale chain to 11400 acres in dispute.
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Washington, March
United Shires
Clark
Montana
Agaliel Wit Fy
Superior Court of the
United States
Phelony My
Justice Holmes
Wphelsh
Blayton
Blayton and Trewallyscarted
Arminal Benetor Clark
Mottana
Mantua
Sentor Clark
Palais Otros
Chavis
Elolmas
Joeal Hille
Uters
Hornot
Cobban
American team selects members for Olympic games
The American committee approves a national team for the Olympics, offers a trophy and starves race prize, appointing M D Alain of New York Athletic Club as manager. Members added include Ford Moulton Kansas City and Irish-American Athletic Club athletes, with uniforms specified and entries closing in March. The team sails March 3 and arrives in Athens April 1 for practice.
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York
Waldorfa Astoria
Mactioble
Athens
M.D. Alain
New York Athletic Anb
United States
Maren
Gini
Ford Moulton
Kamsas City
Wianeters
Fricon
Harv Cohen
aArhlette
Alka Pace
Marttholy Martin J. Sheridan
Aulets
Clark
Boston
Local union vote favors miners with large margin
A mass meeting of workers backed by the federation approved a union drive, with a vote of 2,200 to 428 in favor. The result cements ongoing efforts by newmariner residents to organize, despite local opposition and existing wage concerns.
Continued Quaries on Gambling and Committee Actions
A fractured report from a local meeting shows calls to urge officials to enforce laws on gambling. Key figures, including J. D. Slemons and others, form a three member committee to study the issue and direct funds as needed. Witness lists are submitted and a writ of mandate is discussed if prosecutors fail to act.
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Con Willer
Kelly
Che Reneedy
Yoon
Isumuuck
Co L. Boevard
Konicke Tynds
League
J. D. Slemons
Red D. Leegat
B. Price
WL. Renick
Une
Ghatr
Pkowell
George Atmbron
AL DD. Belly
Pak Crawly
I. T. Russel
Witteraem
Testimony in Howe case details and horse theft links
The testimony centers on Major Reynolds Indio agent in charge of the reservation and claims of a Totter from Howe brothers to gain access to the reservation. Stock Inspector Webly cites word from Major Reynolds and Iron J Cooper about a horse theft ring in Carhan county. Arrests of the Howe brothers follow as horses were allegedly stolen and linked to the case.
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Dixanich
Hetena
Lekki
Albert Howe
Reynolds
Hawe Lrethers
Air
Rhes
MarKos
Gerrii Ble
Mlace
Webly
Major Reynolds
J. Cooper
Carhan County
Mowe
New Billings Industry Opens Sash and Door Plant
March 6 report notes the incorporation of the Muscatine town manufacturing firm in Billings. The company buys half a block downtown to install a sash and door plant and wholesale timber business with $500,000 capital, $300,000 paid in cash, and reported assets near $450,000. Construction has begun on the acquired land and buildings.
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Ure Squidard
Maret
Uuuly Manufacturing Company
Muscatine
Central States
Madison Court Issues 100 Juror Venire in March
District court in Virginia City convened with Judge Callaway presiding. A long civil docket accompanied the day as 100 juror venire names were issued returnable in March for criminal trials including the Taxton case, with witnesses summoned from the Northwest Territory.
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Virginia City
Indra L. I. Callaway
Tin Dncker
Venice
Thase
Thomas Thaxton
Northwest Territory
Billings
Butto
Socialists of Helena Nominate Full Ticket
The socialists of Helena nominate a complete ticket for alderman and trustees. The city council meets to consider repaving Central Avenue. the bill is rejected due to lack of suitable locks at a reasonable price. John Geary, factory worker, reports 30 stolen while asleep at a farmhouse near the river.
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Helena
Macel
Alexander Faire Grieve
Treuny de Alg
Willeut
Po-Lice Dude
Lehman
F. Mund
A. J. Cupple
A. Peeper
T PL Tuglies
Id.muich-Lingelt
John Warkc
Gent Falls
Central Avenue
Coubell
Billings
Whilte
John Geary
Hect Sugar Factory
Mrs Jennie Ritchle Dies At Billings Foreman's Wife
Billings reports the death of Mrs Jennie Ritchle wife of the Worthen Pacific roundhouse foreman after five months of paralysis and inability to speak. Other briefs note Dixon recommends a postmistress appointment in Big Timber the widow of J E Sheridan who recently died. A stray clipping mentions a mining suicide in Seattle and unrest in Arizona mining votes.
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Standard
Billings
Jennie Ritchle
Worthen Pacific Roundhouse
the Standard
Washington
Louisiana Wins Suit Over Oyster Bed Dispute
The Louisiana state case in Washington, Maneta, ended with a verdict in favor of Louisiana on an oyster bed dispute. The court upheld Louisiana’s claim to approximately 1,000,009 acres of oyster beds, resolving a long running water rights contest between the two parties.
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Washington
Maneta
Marcasi
Louisiausy
Elasie Fayer
Louisiina
SS. Bevan
Louisiana
Dsputed Terriers
Body of Schofield to rest at Arlington
St Augustine Fla March 3 the body of Lieut Gen John M Schofield was shipped to Washington for interment at Arlington. Burial services were held at the kite residence with pallbearers named including Senator Cullins and Trig and General Schofield's former staff Wherry and Bantes.
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St. Augustine
Fla
John M. Schafeld
Wishinggton
Aighe
Brice
da Kite
Cullens
W. AM. Wherry
William Bantes
Schofield
Dance of Death Fires In Seething Furnace
Florence March 4 A dance party in Pucccchiio village near Plovoice ended in tragedy as a blaze broke out in the house where the event hosted. The panic and smoke caused several deaths and many injuries among attendees.
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Florence
Pucccchiu
Plovoice
Nergens
Piff Paff Pouf Delights Anaconda Audiences at Margaret Theater
The review hails Piiff Paff Pout as a strong comic act with continuous laughs from curtain to curtain. It praises Mr Mace for absurd and amusing performance, commends Hornby, Smargan, Gridtuen, Regina MeaAvoy, Miss Dunmore, and Miss McConnell for standout turns, and notes strong chorus numbers and the pony ballet enhancing the show.
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Margaret Theater
Affars el
Woodland Forest Fantasy At Margaret Theater
One of the season’s premier offerings at the Margaret on Wednesday March 7 is Henry W. Savage’s production Woodland a forest fantasy in two acts. The musical frolic promises Wilting tuneful melodies novel stage effects and stunning costumes attracting praise from prior shows.
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the Margaret
Indians Fight Water Rights Near Fort Belknap Agency
The United States sues Mowus Anderson and 21 others to stop diverting Milk River from its natural channel near the Fort Belknap Indian agency. Indians claim prior government and reservation rights to water for irrigation, while defendants say federal and state laws grant them priority. The dispute risks thousands of acres of land and up to 100000 in damages. enforcement could involve arrests of about 300 individuals.
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Sinal
Yelena. Marcha
Mowus Anderson
Milk
Fort Belknap Indian Agency
United States
Montana
Muktiver
Ark River
Stocks Speculators See More Chances Amid New Incorporations
Secretary of State Yoder reports land office receipts near 4000 dollars. Articles of incorporation filed include Gonlk Minos with 1 million capital, Central Copper Mining and Wiling Co with 2.5 million, Butte Green Copper with 590 thousand, and Citizens' State Bank of Bick Yiuther with 40 thousand. Names include W. Martin, Frank Ross, Gould, Lewis, Chirk, Van G. Blackburn, J. Wines, Levi M. Strand, Strong, S Hall, Isaac Peterson, J. Geiger, and C. Hale.
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Sereda Vl
Vetena
March A
Yoder
Corn- Pewius
Gonlk Minos Company
Ra Siz AL W. Martin
Frank Ross
Capital
Gould, Lewis and Chirk County
Lutte Central Copper Mining and Iwiling Company
Melvilin
C. Ef. Lippy
McLeod
A. Whitney
C. Hale
Merry Whteen
J. W. Geiger
Big Timbers Capital
County School Funds Get Money From State
State Treasurer Rice paid out 207969.930 to county treasurers, the largest one day disbursement in his tenure. The state school fund share totalled 203200.60, a historic Montana payment for schools.
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Helena
Rice
Inenpir Fond
Montana
Water Quality Study Sparks Legal Dispute at Springfield
A contest over drinking water testing and a professor’s alleged misconduct centers on an experiment at the city water works. The dispute involves misused samples and questions of consent, with authorities seeking clarity on the investigation timeline and responsibilities.
Former Mayor Wit Dies At 76 In Fane
Avania Gi Mareh Chen Tiwhize Stan Mirams, retired mayor of Wit, passed away in the Fane allot today at age 76. The longtime public servant was widely known for his community work and local leadership.
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Avaania
Mareh
Chen Tiwhizestan Mirams
Wit
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