Cor Still Defiant Over Alleged Campaign Receipts
Cor, treasurer of the republic, denies receiving funds from New York Life or the Republican National Committee. He disputes a voucher and payment allegations tied to Andrew Hamilton and Bliss, insisting he never met the named figures and will not view the questioned receipt.
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Edward Porter Arrested on a Statutory Charge
Special Dispatch reports Edward Porter, a colored man, arrested on a statutory charge. The case involves a young girl aged about fourteen a birth in the 19th of last month. Porter claims he can prove his innocence. This is reported as a second similar case in the area.
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Bozeman Republicans Nominate Four City Officers
In Bozeman primaries four candidates were selected to stand for aftermen at the city election. First ward winner was W. G Rider, Second ward Joe Martin, Third ward W. Thing, Fourth ward A. L. Love. The primaries drew more attention than expected.
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Banker Casey Sentenced to Five Years for Forgery
Harrisonville March 4 Thomas Casey former general manager of the Bank of Samson & Salmon in Clinton pleaded guilty to forgery charges and received a five year sentence. He and others faced indictments as the Salmon bank’s collapse burdened depositors and prompted suits over $28,000 collateral and $770,000 claimed losses tied to the bank failure. The Salmon bank had been a major state institution for years.
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Monster steam plow shipped to Billings for Montana farm work
Special dispatch notes Sowela sending a formidable steam propelled plow to Billings. The machine, claimed as possibly the largest ever shipped to Montana, delivers 116 Norge power with 18 rattus to the plow Ready to till 2,000 acres for Tillings Land and Irrigation Co. Frost permitting, work begins shortly aiming at 60 acres per day. Also reports city primary alderman nominees: First ward John M Patten Second ward John N Mayer Third ward Albert J Fousek Fourth ward Robert Wolf.
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Nadeau Resigns NP Role for Seattle Chamber Post
Nadeau quits as general agent of the Northern Pacific to become vice president and executive head of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. He will head the publicity bureau for the chamber and remains titled in the NP office until successor is named.
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YOUNG ZELAYA MARRIED IN NEANGUN WEDDING
Washington reports the marriage of Yokug Zelaya son of the Neangun president to Mise Martpierite Baker daughter of Dr W W Jinker. The ceremony is described as an official royal style affair with a formal courtly setting and remarks on family alliance.
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Four Appointments Made by Southern Facile Officials
San Meancisco March 24 Four new appoinments were made today by the Southern Facile officials at headquarters with the new regiment. The Mister has been appointed general freight Recce and A L rats Boner passenger fent of the Mics in Oregon.
Native Son Captures Oakland Bell Stakes
Natlvsson wins the $2 080 Belk Stakes at Oakland after a hard drive. El Tovar and Saxonia run strong to contend. Native Son leads late and holds on for the victory. Oakland results report multiple races with winners including Emmit Penold, Laura M, Orchan, Princess Titania, St Gennev Tr, and Beargo Vivian with times ranging from 1 03 to 2 43.
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Great Falls man sues over cattle feed fraud
J A Junes, 18, has filed suit against B D Jones of the Yellowstone County area alleging fraud in cattle feeding arrangements. Monroe, a Great Falls watchdog, claims he paid for hay and feeding costs, but upon return found his cattle in poor condition with hazardous debris and toxins contaminating the feed. He seeks $1,500 in damages plus $953 repaid advances. The case reflects fallout from a disputed cattle feeding contract in western Montana.
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Unanimous Resolution on Touston Seat Contention
A United States Congress debate affirms that A J Touston was not elected as a member of the Fifty ninth Congress from the Texas district. The seat remains held by Representative Moses Te Brooks, a Democrat.
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Federations Opposed to Opposition Unions Rally Endorsed
The executive committee at 22 North Main Street, with President Alexander Fairgeheim and Treasurer Daniel J. Heaton present, backed measures aligning with last state labor convention and supported providing a home for each and disabled miners. They urged Montana congressmen to back a plan to set aside public funds for the purpose.
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Saloon Fight Cuts Man In Temple Injuring Stranger
In a saloon between Wyoming and Arizona at an early hour, a man unnamed due to intoxication was cut in the temple during a brawl. He was taken to the city jail and then to St James hospital. Police learned only that the injured man called himself Oscar. no one in the saloon could provide details. Heavy bleeding suggested major vessel damage near the temple.
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City Park horse races recount from New Orleans meet
Races at City Park New Orleans on March 24 show Miltones Crens winning the first race, Lyndon and Bler placing in others, Immortelle and Nain King winning steeplechase events, and Lucy Yours and Bert Ozawom among winners in later sprints. Ground conditions noted with multiple times and placings across six races on the card.
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Unclear race results with partial placements and times
The fragment lists placements Belmore and Red Raven with Time segment 4 11 to 5, seventh race at a mile and a sixteenth for Tavineille son. The Rose finishes second behind Daniel C. Used Pine with 1149 4-5 as a possible reference.
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Butte Man Acquitted In Horse Stealing Case
Virginia City March 24 A jury in Sodee Callaway's court acquitted Peter Nadean a Butte man accused of horse stealing the verdict returned after about three hours The defendant admitted possession but said he bought the animals from a passing man The case against Tan Thaxton ended in a jury deadlock with three for acquittal and two for conviction Thaxton was allowed to post bond and is expected to plead later The other horse stealing charge against Boyd Anderson was dismissed on the county attorney's motion The case left unresolved mentions of related larceny charges and possible further actions
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Miss Fredendal Wesigns from Billings School
Miss Laura Frertental director of the Kindergarten department resigns from the Billings public schools effective April 3 to return to California with her mother. Health issues noted since living in Billings. Newark report: New Jersey Ice Cream factory delivery spreads to Samuel Bohrer & Sons warehouse causing a fire loss of $100,000.
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Schon Trustees Nominate Two For School Board
In a school meeting held this evening at Stasdahil Montana on March 2 William Muthamdeorge Major were nominated for school trustees. Sant Ata cured my rheumatism in 10 hours. Vanda motorman Route All druggist.
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State Civic Clubs Form State League Across Four Cities
Representatives from Great Falls Helena Butte Bozeman met to form a temporary state Civic League. A constitution was drafted for approval by clubs, with Cowan and Hast policing committee to draft it. An executive committee will plan musical numbers and speakers for next year, with two leagues proposed for major and minor towns.
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