Forger y charges tie two witnesses to Rice will case
New York March 29 two witnesses in the Patrick murder case were arrested on forgery charges. David L Short Texas commissioner of deeds and Morris Meyers lawyer testified as to the Rice will and were accused of signing blank checks as witnesses. The case ties Patrick to alleged forged documents amid claims of Rice's death from mental strain and the associated court proceedings continue.
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New York
David L. Short
Deeds
Texas
Morris Meyers
Albert T. Patrick
Short
Meyers
Jerome
Patrick
Osborne
Justice Jerome
Rice
John R. Potts
Wiliam M. R’ee
Walker Curry
Rioting End Caps Toronto Boxer McPatland Decision
Denver report describes a chaotic end to a round before the Coordo Athletic association where Dave Parry of Toronto and Me Partland of New York Fire are involved. The crowd and officials argued over the outcome with McPatland in the mix as chair judges considered the result.
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Denver
Coordo Athletic
Dave Parry
Torono
Me Partland
New York
Sas Monege
Cub
McPatland
Heim
Japan Judges Strike Shakes Yokohama Courts
AP dispatch from Yokohama reports a widespread judge strike with about half of Japan’s 1700 judicial officials joining. Courts did not open, delays rise, and secret discussions replace routine sessions while local banks and firms face financial strain amid broader political and economic tensions. Nearby Kobe and southern cities show healthier business activity.
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Associated Press
Yokohama
Japan
China
Kobe
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
An old advertisement claims a laxative and quinine tablet combo can cure a cold in one day. The product name Romo-Quinine Tablets is listed with a 250 price figure.
Funeral set for Randolph Thompson in Helena
Condolences flood the widow of Randolph Thompson, governor's private secretary, as funeral plans are completed for tomorrow at 2 p.m. Services by Rev W W Love at St Peter's Episcopal. Offices at the state house closed during the service. pallbearers named and floral tributes prepared. Governor Toole delaying decision on a successor.
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Helena
Randoph Thompson
W. W. Love
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
State House
Henry Neill Norman BR. Holter
F. M. Hillyer
Stephen Carpenter
George H.I
J. H. Habersham
Forestvale
Helena Fureret
R. B. Wallace
Festa
Emniores
Avertea
Tieleng Athletic Association
Motana Club
Oleo Gendanpreorrate
Toole
Thompson
Delegates Appointed to National Tax Conference
Helena, March 2. Governor Toole named 10 Montana delegates for the National Civic Federation taxation conference at Buffalo May 23 and 24. Appointees include C. C. W. Conger Dillon H Pantels Joseph Sullivan D Brown Daniel Fowler Andrew Dunske Judson A Ferguson P B Gallagher Nat MacGiffin James Moore and Townsend.
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Helena
Toole
Buffalo
National Civic Federation
Franklin H. Head
Montana
CC. W. Conger
Dillon
H. Pantels
Livingston
Joseph Sullivan
Fort Benton
D. Brown
Butte
Daniel Fowler
Lewistown
Andrew Dunske
Kalispell
Judson A. Ferguson
Yelena
P. B. Gallagher
Nat MacGiffin
Great Falls
James Moore
Townsend
State game warden William F. Scott arrives in Helena
William F. Scott of Deer Lodge, appointed by Governor Toole as the new state game warden, came to Helena to qualify and confer with the governor. He filed his official bond for 2000, plans Helena as his headquarters, and is reviewing deputy appointments and districting while studying the duties and law.
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Helena
William F. Scott
Deer Lodge
Toole
Apostle Cannon in Monterey Critical Illness
Apostle George Cannon is critically ill in Monterey California. His two sons and a nephew have traveled from Salt Lake City. Mrs Cannon declined to discuss his condition but attributed it to acute insomnia from severe nervous prostration. He improved slightly today, and a return home was hoped for. Cannon arrival in Del Monte occurred five weeks ago with his wife two children a physician and private secretary.
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Apostle” Cannon
Monterey
Cal
George Cannon
Salt Lake
President appoints Robert Manefield consul at Valparaiso
Robert Manefield of Indiana is named consul at Valparaiso Chile by the president. He previously served as private secretary to Senator Beveridge.
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Washington
Robert Manefield
Indiana
Valparaiso
Chile
Beveridge
Favorable Trade Signals Amid Busy Market Momentum
Bradstreet subreports a cheerful first quarter with strong bank clearings and heavy merchandise flow. Crop prospects look favorable, rail and iron trade rise, wool and leather markets firm, cereals active, and iron ore approaching favorable prices amid improving export figures.
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New York
Bank Clear Ugs
Boston
Montana
Pittsburg
Shenango
Cleveland
Bessemer
Bank clearings by city for week ending March 2
New York report shows Bradstreet compiled table of bank clearings across principal cities for the week ending March 2 with percentage changes from the same week last year. The data highlights increases and decreases in each city’s total and notes year over year comparisons.
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New York
Bradstreet
Nevada valued policy bill veto overruled
Secretary Howell finds the valued policy bill lacks the required signatures of the senate president and house speaker, a constitutional defect. Attorney Woodburn supports the view that this defect invalidates the bill. The issue arises after the governor’s veto was overridden at the last legislative session.
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Carson
Nev
Howell
Senate
House
Woodburn
New York Post Office Clerk Sentenced at Sing Sing
Joseph A Conlon a post office clerk arrested in San Francisco for stealing 3000 dollars in registered mail was today sentenced to four years imprisonment at Sing Sing New York March 29 1900 era report notes the case and sentence in concise form.
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New York
Joseph A. Conlon
San Francisco
Sing Sing
Cancer Microbe Found in Buffalo Report
Buffalo researchers report locating and identifying an animal parasite as the cause of cancer. The March discovery details a new lead in understanding cancer origins and points to further study to validate the finding.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New
Parasitic Culture Delays Identification Under Study
Professor H. R. Gaylord of the University of Buffalo, in charge of the York state cancer laboratory, discussed a parasite whose development time complicates culture growth and delays full identification.
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York State Cancer Laboratory
H. R. Gaylord
University of Buffalo
Gaylord
New York considers merger amid consolidated stock dealings
The Evening Post reports a new company may be formed to take over the American Smelting and Refining and Guggenheim concerns to implement a broad consolidation plan approved by a New Jersey court. The merger will take time and may see a modified plan to close the deal, with possible delays and litigation despite expected court approval. Other means to achieve similar ends are under discussion.
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New York
the Evening Post
Guggenheim
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Montana Divorces At Spokane in Superior Court
Four Montana couples appeared in Spokane today seeking divorce. Edna M. Ross sought freedom from William G. Ross alleging cruel treatment and failure to provide support, with a request for child custody. Landon Gans sought divorce from Maud Gans, claiming irreconcilable separation after her London stay and new partner. Alice Lewis sued Will F. Lewis for divorce, citing abandonment. Harriet Blanche Wells, previously granted a divorce from Charles H. Wells, was awarded custody of their minor child.
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Standard
Spokane
Montana
Edna M. Ross
William G. Ross
Helena
Wfe
William
Rossland
Bb. C
Landon Gans
Maud Gans
Gans
Maud
Great Falls
London
B. C
Alice Lewis
Will F. Lewis
Bozeman
Mont
Harriet Blanche Wells
Charles Henry Wells
Bell
Senator Millard's Montana ties highlighted
Helena March 29 J H Millard elected US senator for Nebraska once lived in Montana where he ran a Virginia City bank from 1864 to 1867 He is interested in the nearby Kennett mine and visited it recently His son often visits Montana to handle his father's business in the state.
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The
Standard
Helena
J. H. Millard
United States
Nebraska
Montana
Virginia City
Millard
Kennett
Callahan Preliminary Hearing In Cudahy Kidnapping Case
In Omaha on March 29 James Callahan faced a preliminary hearing in district court on the revised complaint linked to the Cudahy kidnapping. His trial is scheduled for April 22. Lawyers plan to introduce the deposition of HL C Henderson of Dallas, who allegedly confessed to involvement.
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Omaha
Neb
James Callahan
District Court
Cudahy
Callahan
HL. C. Henderson
Dallas
Hanna denies Morgan conference aimed at US Steel assets
Cleveland Ohio March 29 D R Hanna son of Senator Hanna denied reports that the New York conference between his father and J P Morgan was to place United States Steel vessels and mining properties under the management of M A Hanna Co.
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Cleveland
Ohio
D. R. Hanna
Senator Hanna
J. P. Morgan
New York
United States Steel Corporation
M. A. Hanna & Co
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Aids Woman’s Recovery
Mrs. Lucy Hayter of Jacksboro Texas reports a year long kidney illness diagnosed as Bright's Disease by doctors. After trying many physicians she used Golden Medical Discovery, says she improved from the start and was cured after twenty two bottles, gaining weight and now entirely well. The advertisement also claims cures for stomach and digestion related diseases and invites free correspondence with Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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Lucy Hayter
Jacksboro
Jack Co
Texas
Bright
Doctor Pierce
Refused the Requests Strain Hawaii Government Relations
Honolulu dispatch reports strained ties between the executive and popular branch as the house received two communications from Governor Dole and one from Secretary Cooper. Dole refused broad demands for all administrative documents since annexation, offering to answer on specific topics. Cooper called the broad demand discourteous and unlawful, with adjournment for ex President Harrison's memory. Ship news covers Olympic damage after a hurricane, Henry Villard sailor loss, Eric fertilizer arrival and James Brooks death, Arthur Sewall from Yokohama, Donau voyage with live bullocks, Zealandia brings 45 Porto Ricans with two deaths, and labor recruitment concerns in Porto Rico. Shriners voyage set for April 2.
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San Francisco
Dole
J. F. Brown
Washington
D. C
Cooper
Harr
Olympic
Gibbs
Frank Behlander
Frank Anderson
Behlander
Anderson
Henry Villard
Savannah
Thomas Barrett
Providence
R. I
Eric
Caleta Buena
Chili
James Brooks
Arthur Sewall
Yokohama
Donau
Nagasaki
Zealandia
Port Los Angeles
R. A. Macafie
San Juan
Porto Rico
Hawaian Islands
Cuba
Ecuador
Hawaii
Boston
Fears of Assassination Lead to Tourist Ban at Yildiz Palace
In Constantinople authorities curb tourism near the sultan by demolishing the pavilion at the grand gate used for Selamik attendees. Bulgarians are arrested in Manastir, with a rebel group spotted at Brod. Smuggling via spirit barrels is reported as garrison reinforcements tighten at Kumanovo and Uskub. In Nebraska, Millard is introduced to the legislature and denies being a candidate, while Meiklejohn speaks.
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Constantinople
Selamik
Manastir
Brod
Kumanovo
Uskub
Powers predicts acquittal after new trial ruling
Frankfort Ky March 29 ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers says in a dictated interview that he will be acquitted on his next trial after the court of appeals grants him and Howard new trials.
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Frankfort
Caleb Powers
Court of Appeals
Howard New
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