Mine May Close Down Receiver to Step Out
The Minnie Healy mine likely to close within a week or ten days after the supreme court reversed Judge Clancy and removed E H Wilson as receiver. About 200 workers face unemployment as control returns to Miles Finlen and the Allport heirs.
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Minnie Healey
Supreme Court
Clancy
Rk. Hi. Wilson
F. Aug. Heinze
Johnstown Mining Company
Butte
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Local Fair Relocates To 111 Hamilton Street
The fair has moved to 111 Hamilton Street between Broadway and Granite, consolidating activities at a new central location. Officials cited easier access and improved facilities as reasons for the relocation.
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Hamilton Street
Broadway
Granite
Kansas Insurance Suspension Mirrors License Refusal
W W Church state superintendent of insurance refused to renew the order’s license to do business in Kansas. This action effectively suspends the organization’s authority to operate in the state.
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W. W. Church
Kansas
Moreno Dies in Washington After Eventful Career
Caesar Celso Moreno, a longtime Washington figure and adventurer, died today from a paralysis stroke at about 70. An Italian by birth, he served in the Crimea, led various ventures in Sumatra Tonquin and China, helped promote the first steamship line under the Chinese flag, aided coast fisheries protection, backed a $10 million cable project with Leland Stanford, and briefly served as Hawaiian minister before moving to the U.S. capital about 1882.
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Washington
Caesar Celso Moreno
Capitol
Moreno
Globe
Italy
Sumatra
Holland
Tonquin
China
San Francisco
Leland Stanford
Congress
Orient
Hawaiian Islands
Kalakaua
United States
Europe
America
Nation ejects Carrie Nation from Topeka club
In Topeka Kansas on March 12 Mrs Nation and two followers visited the Topeka cub a violent men s organization and caused consternation among six members as they were playing whist with wine and beer on the table before Nation was driven out by the group.
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Topeka
Kan
Mrs. Nation
Carrie Nation
Breaks and Betsy? Horse Injured in Town Incident
While the fire department answered an alarm at 677 South Main Street, a frightened horse attached to a Troy laundry wagon ran loose into a six horse team. One draft horse was knocked down and its leg broken, then shot. The fire was minor, a smoky stovepipe.
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Phillip Jullien
South Main Street
Troy
Cashier Still Missing at First National Bank
Niles Michigan March 12 Cashier C A Johnson of First National Bank remains missing. Director Stevens failed to locate Johnson in Chicago and President Lacey admits directors do not know his whereabouts. Reports of a $100000 shortfall surface as authorities consider legal aid. Physicians say Johnson showed instability when his nephew vanished from Plankington South Dakota a year ago amid embezzlement fears.
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Johnson
Plankington
8. D
Kimmel
Bids Sought for Removal of Brick Building on West Park Street
Bids for removing the brick building at No 312 on the south side of West Park street just west of the High school will be received until March 14 by order of the Masonic Temple association. Address P. Box 125.
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West Park Street
The
Masonic Temple Association
Schatzlein Paints Preserve Fresh House Look
A paint brand Schatzlein offers a penetrating coating claimed to preserve the new house appearance. The product emphasizes durable color and depth, promising long lasting freshness between coatings.
Bryan visits Philadelphia editors and presses for business
W J Ryan visited Philadelphia publishers and editors today speaking on business. He plans to expand the Commoner and seek advertising. Bryan attended a public meeting headlined by Sixto Lopez of the Philippine islands, then departed for New York.
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Philadelphia
W. J.ryan
Bryan
Sixto Lopez
Philippine Islands
New York
Jessie Morrison jailed on $5000 bail in murder case
Eldorado Kansas March 12 Jessie Morrison was committed to jail in default of $5000 bail to await a second trial for the murder of Mrs. Olin Castle. The June term was set for the trial. Morrison, who had been clerking in a nearby town, appeared in court in a careworn state as the judge ordered continued bond and immediate jail commitment until bond approval.
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Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
Miss Morrison
Aikman
Life Sentence for Jacob Wertin in Mocking Christmas Murder
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports in Great Falls on March 12 that Jacob Wertin was found guilty of murder in the second degree and sentenced to life confinement in the state penitentiary for the killing of his 21 year old son in Little Chicago last Christmas Eve. After 34 hours in the jury room the twelve jurors divided six to six initially, then settled on second degree murder with a life term. Wertin, who had alternately moaned and cried for his son during the trial, remained quiet as he faced the verdict and left the courtroom with the jailer Sol Yates. The rare verdict by a Cascades court jury followed a divided initial stance and considerations of insanity and the defendant’s frantic behavior.
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Standard
Great Falls
State Penitentiary
Jacob Wertin
Little
Chicago
Sol Yates
Wertin
Johnny
Cascads
Work of the House in Fifty-Sixth Congress
Washington March 12 Charles F Wakefield tally clerk of the house of representatives has produced a detailed statement of the House work in the Fifty-sixth Congress The House passed 1402 bills and resolutions and 351 senate measures totaling 2204 acted upon It left 594 house and 8 senate measures unacted The House failed to pass 158 bills and 17 senate measures 29 failed signature 2 vetoed and some recalled In the Fifty-fifth Congress the House passed 1473 measures while 641 were undisturbed The House was in session 197 days versus an eight Congress average of 151 A total of 6070 senate acts were discussed 1070 reached the House and 818 were favorably reported The total House introduction of bills was 14339 with 2132 committee reports Military affairs invalid pensions pensions and war claims dominated reports with 141 381 200 and 174 respectively
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Washington
Charles F. Wakefield
House of Representatives
House
Hone
Senate
Endurance on Show as Six Day Race Loses Seven Starters
Philadelphia on March 12 reports seven starters in the six day go as you please race have dropped out. The remaining competitors show endurance with lively interest. Early scores at 11 pm list Click 200 Hegelman 199 Howarth 1 Hart 199 Cavanaugh 186 Barner 151 Dean 170 Golden 135 Tracey 154 McTague 122.
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Philadelphia
Click
Hegelman
Howarth
Hart
Cavanaugh
Barner
Dean
Golden
Tracey
McTague
Timimoun Action Ended With Heavy French Losses
A clash between the French punitive expedition and Moroccan Berbers in the Timimoun district near Topat Oasis ended with the tribesmen dispersed. The French patrol suffered two officers and 25 men dead or wounded, including four Frenchmen killed.
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Timimoun
Topat
Riots at Kharkoff protests flare after petition to Kazan cathedral
March 4 disturbances in Kharkoff, capital of the province, followed a large student gathering at Kazan cathedral to petition for Alexander II services. Private reports say several hundred workers joined the street demonstrations, with authorities closing factory gates too late to stop them.
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St. Petersburg
Kharkoff
Moscow
Kazan
Alexander II
Supreme Court Sets Aside Graham Co habitation Verdict
The Utah Supreme Court reversed the conviction of John C. Graham, former Provo postmaster, in a case of unlawful cohabitation with more than one woman. The court quashed the information, holding acts in another county do not permit trial there. Judge Rolap wrote the opinion, with Justices Baskin and Bartch concurring.
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Salt Lake
Supreme Court
John C. Graham
Provo
Utah
Rolap
Baskin
Bartch
Estate of Sir Francis Cook Sworn at 8 Million
London report states the estate of Sir Francis Cook, husband of Tennessee Claflin, who died February 15, was sworn today at eight million dollars.
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London
Francis Cook
Tennessee Claflin
Bucklin lands tax plan advances in Denver house
The Colorado house adopted Senator Bucklin s bill for a constitutional amendment to create a land tax modeled on the Australian system. Each county may decide to accept the provisions, with a statewide electorate vote set for 1902 after Bucklin studied Australia during his lengthy visit.
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Denver
Colo
House of Representatives
Bucklin
Australia
James Cole Chosen to Judge Seattle Beach Show
Seattle Kennel club selects James Cole of Kansas City to judge dogs at the annual beach show in Seattle April 10 to 12. The decision follows a letter from J A Graham of the St Louis Republic praising Cole as the best judge of all classes in the Central West.
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Seattle
Wash
James Cole
Kansas City
Seattle Kennel Club
J. A. Graham
St. Louis Republic
Cole
High Scores From Trap Shooting Championship
New York reports Fred Gilbert led the trap shooters at the association championship and the individual traps today with Crosby as the nearest rival. High scores listed include Gilbert 7 and Crosby 63 in the continuous match, Parmalee 91, with Heikes and Fanning noted in the standings.
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New York
Fred Gilbert
Crosby
Gilbert
Heikes
Fanning
Parmalee
Terry
Boise Lawmakers End Session With Veto After Bitter Fight
Boise Idaho March 12 legislators finished their work and planned to adjourn around 10 pm. The general appropriation bill passed after approving an adjutant general’s office appropriation, amid strong resistance from fusionist Populists led by Shoshone county. The governor vetoed the beet sugar bounty bill. Senate adjourned sine die at 11 48, house late after midnight.
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Boise
Idaho
Adjutant General
Senate
Negro John Henderson Taken From Train In Texas
An arrest in the murder case of Mrs. John Younger near Corsicana ends with John Henderson seized by armed men aboard a northbound train at Itaska Texas He was placed in a wagon and driven toward Corsicana about 60 miles away amid reports of pursuit by local officers and armed civilians.
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Itaska
Texas
John Henderson
John Younger
Corsicana
Chicago mining engineer files insolvency petition
Sheridan 8 Badger of Chicago confessed insolvency today by filing a petition showing 58000 dollars in liabilities. Most debts were contracted in San Francisco in 144.
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Chicago
Sheridan
Badger
San Francisco
Miss Nancy Plummer Weds G B Swinehart In Kansas City
Kansas City on March 12 saw Miss Nancy Pearl Plummer unite in marriage with G. B. Swinehart a pioneer newspaper editor from the Klondike country. The couple will honeymoon in Southern Alaska and settle later in Seattle.
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Kansas City, Mo
Nancy Pearl Plummer
Kansas City
G. B. Swinehart
Klondike Country
Malone officials capture 48 Chinese at border
Captured near Malone on March 12, Malone officials seized 48 Chinese individuals on the border north of Malone. The event details authorities and location are noted in the report.
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Malone
N. Y
Select Friends Annual Report Shows 15000 Deficit
From Topeka Kansas dated March 12 the annual report of the Order of Select Friends shows the organization is deficient fifteen thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Order of Select Friends
Cleveland Party Arrives in New York After Back Bay Trip
Former President Cleveland and party reached New York on their way home from a hunting trip to Back Bay. He spoke feelingly about General Harrison's illness during the visit.
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New York
Cleveland
Back Bay
Harrison
Legislature Bans Nickel Slot Machines in Washington
Olympia March 12. Both houses pass a bill prohibiting operation of nickel in the slot machines of any description in the state. The measure aims to curb gambling devices and enforce a statewide prohibition.
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Olympia
Wash
English actor John Hare to retire from stage after current tour
Chicago March 12 John Hare the English actor now in this city announced that at the conclusion of his present tour five weeks hence he will permanently retire from the stage.
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Chicago
John Hare
Engagement War Dispatch From General Severe
Algiers reports a dispatch from General Severe announcing that another engagement has occurred. Details are scarce in the message and no casualty figures are provided. Further confirmation from field units is anticipated.
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Algiers
Severe
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Hmaggage
Butte, Vientana
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St. Patrick's Day
Anthony Hope
Daniel Frohman
Sgutton’s Family Theater Si
Dick P. Surross
Coe
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Ray Southard
Miss Ola Hayden
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St .Denver
U. S
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E. H. Wilson
Dred
Carrie
Schatzlein
R. T. Booth CO
Ithica
Montana Drug Co
Cor. Park
Fair
the Fair Drug & Assay Supply Company
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Swinehart
Phamimer
Dr. Smith
Smith Hair Growing Co
West Park 51
New Postoffice
Sutte
Butte Cash Grocery
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West Park
TosDay
Universal
Universal Steel
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
East Broadway
Tea’ Weide
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Mechanics
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Buti
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