Clothing Found with the Bones Is Identified
Philipsburg March 14 Good progress marked the Hunter murder trial of Hiram Otis Walbridge. Testimony links clothing found near the Georgetown flats to Walbridge and details elopement plots with Hunter’s daughter Villa. Prosecutor Durfee argues circumstantial proof while defense seeks witness exclusion as proceedings continue.
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Philipsburg
Joseph C. Hunter
Hiram Otis Walbridge
Ote Walbridge
Georgetown
Young Walbridge
Missoula County
Ray Walbridge
Ole
C. HB. Castle
Walbridge
Aiso
Hunter
Ray
Villa Hunter
Philpsburg
Judge Durfee
Wyoming
Granite County
Georgetown Flats
Joseph Walbridge
Deborgia
Saltese
Mr. Walbridge
W. L. Brown
West
Mr. Brown
Ote
Wallace
W. J. Murray
Hughey Raymond Wabridge
Clinton
Mr. Maywood
Labor turmoil eases as Boston strike ends
Boston reports a easing labor crisis as Governor Crane mediates with rail and steamship interests. About 10 percent of the 20 000 vacant positions have been filled while unions and employers reach accords on rehiring, with East Boston and other yards seeing rapid turnbacks. The governor notes railroads plan to reemploy workers and that steamship lines report most crews returning to duty.
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Allied Freight Transportation Council
R. V. Brine Transportation Company
Crane
State Board of Arbitration
Freicht
Hirme
Jay
John M. Hall
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Tutte
Boston & Maine
Hoar
Boston & Albany
State House
FEF
Chamberlain
New Haven Road
Easley
Civic Federation
Frank P. Sargent
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
George F. McNeill
Sargent
McNeill
Tuttle
East Boston
Prominent Juneau Merchant Killed by Gun Accident
The steamer Cottage City brought from Juneau the body of William Goldstein a well known Juneau merchant and former resident. The report states he was killed by his own gun in an accidental shooting. The details and circumstances remain under investigation by local authorities.
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Seattle
Cottage City
Juneau
William Goldstein
Tragic shotgun accident kills Seattle resident near Juneau
The well known Seattle resident Goldstein died after a shotgun discharged near Juneau on March 8. He had left home for a few hours and was found later across a timber with a chest wound. Passers-by speculate he tripped on the timber and the shell exploded.
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Seattle
Juneau
Goldstein
Board of Education Inspects Montana Agricultural College
In Bozeman March U Three members of the state board of education visited the Montana Agricultural College with State Superintendent Welch. They toured facilities, heard student and faculty addresses, and indicated Bozeman may remain the Montana college of agriculture for years to come.
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Standard
Bozeman
State Board of Education
Agricultural College
Professor McKay
Hamilton
G. T. Paul
Dillon
J. M. Evans
Missoula
Chisholm
W. W. Welch
West
State Board
Peter Koe
Dr. Reid
Montana College of Agriculture
Organizing a State Agricultural Society in Helena
A Helena meeting organized preliminary steps for a state agricultural association aligned with the State Horticultural Society and allied groups. W. W. Wooldridge led as temporary chairman with C. H. Edwards and others forming committees to set by laws, officers, and future representative structure.
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Helena
Grandon Hotel
W. H. Edwards
Butte
State Board of Horticulture
W. W. Wooldridge
Hinsdale
Valley County
Togeth
H. Edwards
Wooldridge
State Agricultural Association
State Horticultural Society
Wool Growers’ Association
Livestock Association
C. H. Edwards
C. H. Campbell
Great Falls
S. Fortier
Bozeman
R. N. Sutherlin
White Sulphur Springs
George Beatty
Winston
F. J. Keene
Canton
Broadwater County
W. M. Wooldridge
E. N. Brandegee
J. W. Pace
C. D. Greenfield
J. H. Calderhead
E. A. Macrum
Eugene Allen
L. C
Henry
Entomologists Hold Northwest Insect Conference in Idaho
Special Dispatch from Moscow Idaho March 14 reports the first session of Pacific Northwest station entomologists at the University of Idaho. Washington Oregon Montana and Idaho delegates attended to discuss remedies for injurious pests including codling moth and San Jose scale with a formal meeting planned for tomorrow.
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Moscow
Idaho
Pacific Northwest States
Aldrich
University of Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Northwest
San Jose
Governor Grants Pardon to James Gilhooley
Helena March 14. James Gilhooley jailed since Sept 14 for six months and fined 200 dollars for petit larceny will be released without paying the fine if the governor's pardon today is approved by the state board of pardons. The remitted fine follows his near completion of the sentence for theft in a house of ill fame in Helena.
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The
Standard
Helena
James Gilhooley
Lewis and Clarke County
Toole
State Board of Pardons
Gilhooley
Hasch Named District Attorney Nominee by President
Assistant to the Present Occupant of the Office is named to succeed the man he has served under as deputy. The nomination comes from the President of the United States as the district attorney to fill the vacancy.
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United States
Rasch Named U S District Attorney for Montana
Washington reports Carl Rasch of Helena was appointed United States district attorney for Montana to succeed W. B. Rodgers. Rasch, a former assistant to Rodgers, is a prominent Helena lawyer and former Republican county attorney candidate. The selection reflects Carter influence in Washington and ties to U S Attorney General Busch.
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The
Standard
Washington
Carl Rasch
Helena
United States
District of
Montana
W. B. Rodgers
Sec'al
Roosevelt
Rodgers
Rasch
Carter
T. J. Porter
Miles City
Congress
Busch
Burch
Favorably C. Burch
Butte
Federal Grand Jury
Time is Limited for Out of Doors
Cartagena decrees Liberals may roam streets 6 am to 6 pm and face imprisonment after hours. War minister Fernandez emphasizes morality and discipline as key to victory and calls for one final push to end the revolution. News also notes arrivals aboard the Simon Dumois with officials and generals Castro Ortiz and Herrera in ongoing clashes.
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Colon
Colombia
Cartagena
Fernandez
Simon Dumois
Castro
Ortiz
Agua Dulce
Bocas del Toro
Simon Dumais
Herrera
Funeral of W. E. Phillips Ends Helens Tributes
Helena mourns William E. Phillips with crowded First Congregational church funeral. Casket surrounded by diverse floral tributes including anchor emblem from Dr. Warren and wife, American Beauty roses from Montana Club, and a baseball design from Helena baseball club directors. Quartet closes with Lead Kindly Light.
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Standard
Helena
William E. Phillips
First Congregational Church
O. Y. Warren
Helena Baseball Club
Helena Cab Company
Rasch Named U S Attorney for Montana in Butte
Gov Carl Rasch was appointed yesterday as United States district attorney for Montana and was in Butte with federal officials after the announcement. W B Rodgers, the outgoing U S attorney, arrived from Helena to congratulate Rasch, who thanked supporters and pledged satisfactory conduct of the office.
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Carl Rasch
United States
Montana
Butte
United States Grand Jury
J. W. Freeman
Great Falls
Owsley Block
Rasch
W. B. Rodgers
Helena
Rodgers
Lawyer Adams testifies in Patrick Rice murder trial
New York March 14 Charles G Adams a lawyer testified for Albert T Patrick in the Rice murder case Adams said he and Rice were on friendly terms for 30 years and that Rice discussed cremation in a 19 unknown conversation Adams identified a letter he wrote to Patrick’s counsel and a letter from Rice dated October 18 1897 directing a codicil to a will Proceedings adjourned until Monday
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New York
Charles G. Adams
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Adams
F. D. Turner
Chicago
Patrick
Adama
Rice
Herder Held on Grand Larceny Charge in Helena
Barbour C. Harvey, a herder for G. M. Mosier, was held to district court on grand larceny charges. A neighboring ranchman, Jacob Fey, accused them of stealing 80 head of sheep. Mosier was discharged after a preliminary hearing. Harvey remained in custody on $1,000 bail.
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Helena
Barbour C. Harvey
G. M. Mosier
Lewis and
Clarke County
Jacob Fey
Mosier
Harvey
To-Morrow's Standard March 14 1902 Green Hue Issue
The Sunday Standard for March 14 1902 promises color supplement portraits of pioneer actors and actresses Big Nose George and his gang Charley Rows mule saves the stage and a wealth of stories about adventures in Montana plus Easter gowns a new modern fable and features on thieves the sporting theater social and women’s club news and world news
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Sunday Standard
Big Nose
George
Charley Rowe
Montana
Jeremiah Rounder
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Cooper Place
Carbondale
Deer Lodge
Granite Counties
Gorgetown
ARTI
Pacific North
Hasch
W. N. Sloan
Forestvale
Theodore Gibson
W. E. Phillips
Surance
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