Supreme Court rules on delay in Minnie Healey case
The Montana Supreme Court found no unreasonable delay by Judge E W Harney in ruling on the motion for a new trial in the Minnie Healey case and dismissed the alternative writ of mandate. It did not decide whether Harney erred in striking affidavits from the record.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
E. W. Harney
Minnie Healey
Harney
Finlen
Heinze
Cuba 10 BECOME A REPUBLIC ON MAY 20
Conference at the White House on Cuba reciprocity features a 2 percent import cut. Ways and Means delays report on bills. President and congressional leaders discuss Cuba policy with no new developments, while General Wood and President-elect Palma influence the stance on concessions.
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Cuba
House
Payne
Messrs
Dalzell
Song
Ways and Means
Cannon
Ways and Medal
Washington
Wood
Palma
Congressmen face denials on character representations
The report notes it is probable that representations of his character were made to congressmen tonight, but the congressmen refuse to admit the fact.
Merchants Push Peddler Case in Miles City Court
Miles City magistrate fines J Epstein of Weinberg Bros. & Epstein Butte $50 plus $20 license costs after ruling his wares not proven self produced, with appeal noted. Prosecution argued town merchants must be protected against external competition without proper licensing. Epstein also faces $59 county costs in a separate justice court case and appeals.
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Standard
Miles City
Montana
Gibbs
J. Epstein
Weinberg Bros
Butte
West
New York
Epstein
Neely Will Appeal From Cuban Postal Fraud Verdict
Washington reports say Richbone Neely and Reeves were sentenced to ten years and heavy fines for Cuban postal frauds and will appeal to Cuba's supreme court on points of law and procedure.
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Washington
Post Offhce Department
Director General of Posts
Havana
Rithbone
Neely
Reeves
Supreme Court of Cuba
Golconda Mine Sold in Eastern Oregon Cash Deal
The Golconda mine in Cracker Creek district seven miles west of Sumpter was sold for 250000 dollars in cash. Owners were John G. and John T. English of Danville Illinois. Purchasers are prominent Pendleton Oregon capitalists and business men. This is the largest single cash mining deal recorded in Eastern Oregon.
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Baker City
Gotconda
Cracker Creek
Sumpter
John G
John T. English
Danville
Ill
Pendleton
Oregon
Discoverer of California Gold James S. S. Brown Dies at 73
Salt Lake City reports James S. S. Brown, who aided the 1848 California gold discovery with Joseph W. Marshall, has died at 73. A Mormon Church member and Seventy, he joined Brigham Young’s move west, left the Missouri caravan to join California volunteers, helped build Sutter's Fort saw mill, and left 21 children and 126 grandchildren.
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Salt Lake City
James S.S. Brown
Joseph W. Marshall
California
Mr. Brown
Mormon Church
Brigham Young
Plains
Souri River
Sutter’s
Brown
Rhea is Unseated as Moss Takes Kentucky Seat
The House, by a 10 vote, unseated Democrat Rhea of Kentucky and seated J. McKenzie Moss, a former Democrat now aligned with Republicans on key issues. Debate centered on the contested Moss v. Rhea seat as the chamber moved to army appropriations, with Moss sworn in amid Republican applause and Democratic hisses.
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Washington
House
Rhea
Kentucky
J. McKenzie Moss
Hanbury
New York
Scarborough
South Carolina
Gaines
Moss
Democratic Party
Mann
Huanbury
Hisses
Full
Iowa
Tennessee
Philippines
United States Army
Cuba
Philippine Civil Government Bill Moves Through House Committee
Republican members of the House committee on insular affairs are advancing a bill for civil government in the Philippines. The plan sets a census after peace is certified, divides the islands into districts, and creates a two house legislature with an upper chamber continuing the Philippine Commission and a lower house elected by the people.
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Washington
House Committee On Insular Affairs
Philippines
Legislative Assembly
Uppe
Philippine Commision
Senate committee adjourns on direct election resolution
Washington March 25 The senate committee on privileges and elections again discussed the house resolution for electing senators by direct vote of the people but adjourned for two weeks without action. A majority of the committee is opposed to the measure, though opponents say they will not abandon efforts to report the matter.
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Washington
House
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
Methow Railway Project Moves Toward July Start
Spokane reports construction on the Methow Railway and Metal company line will begin around July 15. President W H Plummer says 16 engineers are at work and 10 miles of track have been permanently located with $2 700 000 provided by wealthy eastern investors. Accompanying him was L H Blanton of In.
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Spokane
W. H. Plummer
Methow
Rail Plan Outlines 1460 Mile MT Loser Line
Indianapolis vice president and J W Fawcett chief engineer of the Erie system, a Youngstown resident and large stockholder, outline a railroad from Pateros along the Methow to Twisp then up the Twisp. The project spans about 1460 miles with a target to reach Twisp within a year.
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Dianapolis
J. W. Fawcett
Erie System
Youngstown
Ohio
Methow
Twisp
Columbia River
Pateros
Columbia
New Irish Land Bill Aims to Expand Tenant Purchases
London March 25 The chief secretary for Ireland George Wyndham introduced a bill to amend land purchase law. It empowers the land commission to take over estates willing to sell and resell to tenants with three quarters consent. Landlords may repurchase up to one fifth. No compulsory purchase. Exchequer may advance up to 3 million pounds. Irish leaders expressed cautious, mixed support.
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London
Ireland
George Wyndham
House of Commons
Wyndham
Land Commission
Commission
John Redmond
Timothy M. Healy
New States
Goldie Sees Pessimistic South Africa After Visit
Sir George Goldie vice president of the Royal Geographical Society and founder of Nigeria returns from South Africa with a grim British view. He warns Cape Colony presents the greatest future challenges, urges amnesty for rebels with lifelong disenfranchisement, and favors English as official language. He estimates 100000 armed men needed post peace.
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London
George Goldie
Royal Geographical Society
Nigeria
South Africa
Lord Milner
Lord Kitchener
Cecil Rhodes
Walter Hely Hutchinson
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Colony
Associated Press
Cape
Natal
George
Sir George
Patrick Lynch faces possible leg amputation after injury
In Missoula on March 25 friends learn Patrick Lynch, injured near the Four Mile district about two weeks ago with a broken leg, may have the limb amputated. He endures severe pain as doctors assess the outcome.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Patrick Lynch
Four Mile District
Canaon creek mines sold for 1 million in California
The Chloride Bailey group of gold mines on Canyon creek near Dedrick in Cal. was sold for 1 000 000 by Charles Sweeny and his Spokane wife to a new corporation named Trinity County Gold Mine company.
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Reddine
Cal
Chloride-Bailey
Canyon Creek
Dedrick
Charles Sweeny
Spokane
Trinity County Gold Mine Company
I Will Cure You of Rheumatism by Dr Shoop
After 2 000 experiments I learned to cure Rheumatism using Dr Shoop s Rheumatic Cure. No money upfront. send a postal and I will arrange six bottles with a druggist, pay $5 50 only if it cures, otherwise I cover costs. Mild cases may require one or two bottles. At all druggists Racine Wis.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Miss H L Benning and Wine of Cardus Promises Health
An article features Miss Hattie Laura Benning of St Joseph Michigan endorsing Wine of Cardus also called Cardui. It claims female weakness and bearing down pain are cured by three bottles, improves appetite and general health, and urges readers to obtain a one dollar bottle from a druggist.
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H. L. Benning
St. Joseph, Mich
Cardus
Hattie Laura Benning
Broad Street
St. Joseph
Mich
Cardui
Miss Benning
Prosecutor says Jones can be ignored in Patrick trial
Assistant District Attorney Osborne told jurors he can convict Albert T. Patrick without relying on Jones's testimony. He argued the defense witnesses and Moore's and House's speeches provide sufficient proof, denouncing courtroom conduct as anarchic and urging the jury to focus on Patrick’s guilt.
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New York
Osborne
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Captain Baker
Mr. Moore
Mr. Osborne
Moore
Baker
Goff
Jones
Patrick
House
Ex President Cleveland Plans 10 Day Easter Florida Trip
Princeton New Jersey March 25 Ex President Cleveland accompanied by Prof John H Finlay and Dr J B Bryant of New York will leave tomorrow on a 10 day Easter pleasure trip to Florida.
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Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Praf
John H. Finlay
J. B. Bryant
New York
Florida
Missoula Notes Ripples With Visitors and Local Events
Caird of Helena is in Missoula. W. A. Beaudeau arrives from Polson. William Floyd visits from Benita, Wat Hayes of Potomac is in town, and W. A. Cook with his young son are from Benita. Albert Marion visits Frenchtown. A social is planned Friday at the Baptist church. H. E. Smart and wife of Hamilton were in town Tuesday. H. W. Harrison, a lumberman, came down from Clearwater. H. E. Oppenheimer of Butte interviews Missoula customers. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Jones of Rowan are on a business trip. E. J. Willis, former Montana Record manager, is visiting. H. R. Walbridge and wife depart for Coeur d'Alene branch. Harry Featherman returns from Knights Templar conclave in Drummond. J. G. MacKay, long-time Northern Pacific storekeeper, remains in Missoula.
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Wat Hayes
Potomac
W. A. Cook
Litl Son
Benita
Albert Marion
Baptist Church
H. E. Smart
Hamilton
Missoula
H. W. Harrison
Clearwater
H. E. Oppenheimer
I3utte
E. J. Willis
The
Montana Record
H. R. Walbridge
Coeur d'Alene
Harry Featherman
Knights Templars
Drummond
J. G. MacKay
Northern Pacific
Death of Fred Gilbert in Dillon Montana
Fred Gilbert a well known Dillon resident died yesterday morning in Kofa Arizona where he had gone two weeks earlier to work with his father John R&R Gilbert a prominent mining superintendent telegram to his brother Harry bookkeeper at First National Dillon conveyed the news Gilbert born in Butte Montana twenty years ago spent most of his life in Dillon and surrounding area He played on the Dillon baseball team last summer and was reputed as one of the town's best outfielders Funeral arrangements to be announced later He was over six feet tall and athletically inclined.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Fred Gilbert
Kofa
Ariz
John R&r. Gilbert
Harry
First National Bank
Gilbert
Montana
Butte
Health Officers removed in San Francisco by mayor
Mayor Schmitz dismissed four of five board of health members, replacing them with new appointees. He says the removals follow the board’s handling of last year’s plague scare and that over three months of examination shows no sporadic plague cases in the city.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Board of Health
Phelan
Knox orders Wilhelmina libeled over chinaman incident
Attorney General Knox sent instructions to the U S attorney at Port Townsend Washington to libel the steamer Wilhelmina for alleged illegal entry and removal of two Chinese passengers who escaped inspection.
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Washington
Knox
United States
Port Townsend
Wash
Wilhelmina
Negro James Walker Hanged Near Washington N C
The body of 19 year old James Walker, accused of poisoning Dr. David T. Taylor and family, was found hanging from a gum tree on the Greenville road just outside Washington. The death appears to be a lynching carried out early today.
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Washington, N. C
James Walker
David T. Taylor
The
State Board of Medical Examiners
Greenville Road
State contracts set present rate to prevail
Conley and McTague will care for the state's convicts for two years from June 16 at 45 cents per day per inmate. Mitchell and Mussigbrod will care for the insane from April 6 at 65 cents per day per person. Both contracts were awarded without opposition by the state board of prison commissioners and the commissioners for the insane.
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Standard
Helena
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Commissioners For
Conley & McTague
Mitchell & Mussigbrod
Lauren Ringer Captured for Trial on First Degree Assault
A telegram from Sheriff Potter announced the capture of Lauren M. Ringer, who escaped Carbon county jail in October 1900. He faces trial in district court for stabbing Louis Spethman in Bridger on September 2, 1900, with authorities pursuing requisition papers to bring him from Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Potter
Lauren M. Ringer
Carbon County
Louis Spethman
Lincoln
Neb
Helena
Ringer
Spethman
Bridger
Dunn
Harry Cain
Cain
Bishop and Kern Repair Big Safe After Flour Mill Breakin
Missoula report notes Bishop and Kern sent east for a new combination and handle for the big safe wrecked by Kirkwood and Fisher during an attempted entry at the flour mill. The safe remainder is in good condition, and the replacement parts will arrive soon.
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Standard
Missoula
Bishop & Kern
Kirkwood and Fisher
Steamer Wilhelm Sails From Bremen With Meteor Crew
Berlin reports the steamer Krafipring Wilhelm departed Bremen for New York carrying the crew of Emperor William's new schooner yacht Meteor on board for the voyage.
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Berlin
Krafi
Pring Wilhelm
Bremen
New York
Emperor Willian
Meteor
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Golconda Mine
Gold Dust Twins
Chicago
N. K
MR. Rhea
Crea
Ture
Philippine Government
of Commons
Goldie
Lynch
Seattle
J. McConnell
J. A. Riddell
John Evans
Clearwater Country
Merrick Hospital
Willis Worden
Chairman Bonner
Nothern Pacific
Arlee
Malvina Barrette
Joseph Shaughnessy
Frenchtown
Clariece Moore
Baird
John J. Willson
W. E. Fuller
Woodmen of the World
Krum
Denver
Missoula Notes
Caird
W. A. Beaudeau
Polson
William Floyd
Meron
Arizonua
Will Libel
Conley & MeTague Will
Mitchell
Mussigbrod
Tunate Feeble Minded
Lauren Ringer
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