Whipple Named Deputy State Land Agent by Montana Board
Helena May 6 The state board of land commissioners appointed C A Whipple of Townsend as deputy state land agent to succeed R L Frasier of Missoula Whipple previously served as Secretary of the last state senate and as a Northern Pacific agent at Wickes and Billings The board also granted Great Northern Railway a right of way and debated leasing key lands from Crow and Cheyenne reservations with no final decision expected at this meeting
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Helena
State Board of Land Commissioners
C. A. Whipple
Townsend
R. L. Frasier
Missoula
Whipple
Senate
Broadwater
Northern Pacific
Wickes
Billings
Great Northern Railway
Range 4
Great Falls
Flathead County
Ann Tobey
Beaverhead County
Secretary of the Interior
Leigh Hunt Forms Capital Syndicate For Mining Venture
The San Francisco Post reports that Leigh Hunt, a millionaire mine owner, has organized a syndicate of American and European capitalists to operate a major mining venture. The item notes cross continental investment and the potential impact on the industry.
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Hunt Company Formed to Manage Korean Concessions
A New York formed syndicate with a $15 000 000 capital plans concessions in Korea. Members include the Rothschilds of London, Wernher Belt & Co of London, the London and Paris Exploration firms, Edward Sweet & Co of New York, D. O. Mills, J. B. Haggin, the Hearst estate, Smith & Perkine, and other financiers. H. C. Perkins is named president.
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J. B. Haggin
Hearst Estate
Smith & Perkine
Ite
H. C. Perkins
Boston Triumphs 3-2 Over Brooklyn In Tight NL Tilt
In Boston on May 6, Hughes and Pittinger matched zeroes until a costly two walks and a run allowed by Hughes in the third inning. Attendance 2,000 as Boston edges Brooklyn 3 to 2 behind strong pitching and timely hitting. Umpires O Day and Kittredge called the game with McGuire behind the plate.
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St Louis Beats Cincinnati In Windy May Tilt
Miserable pitching and fielding by Cincinnati sink a 13 to 8 score in St Louis. Attendance 3 600. Batteries Phillips McFadden Newton and Bergen Jones Sudhoff Ryan. Umpire Emslie.
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Detroit Beats Cleveland 5 4 In Home Series Finale
Detroit defeats Cleveland 5 4 on May day in front of about 1 500 fans at Detroit Park. Yeager Buelow Hart Wood staffed the win while Cleveland’s pitchers bore the loss. In Philadelphia Baltimore game the home club rallied in the seventh inning with five hits including three doubles, aided by a Howell wild pitch, to win 6 5 before 3 920 spectators. Howell Robinson Frazer Powers noted for Baltimore.
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Boston Beats Washington 9 5 Amid Errors and Hitting
Boston won the game 9 to 5 over Washington on May 6 in front of about 2,500 fans. The result came through bases on balls and timely hitting, with errors playing a role and pitchers Lee and Clark, Lewis and Criger contributing to the effort.
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Griffith Holds Off Milwaukee as Chicago Wins Third Game
Chicago takes the third game of the series 6 to 3 at Milwaukee with Griffith pitching solidly. Hawley and Conners handled the batteries with Griffith and Sullivan for Chicago. Attendance about 1,000 as the home team scattered hits.
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Forgery convict Alexander Reiman Sentenced 18 Months
Special Correspondence of the Standard Livingston May 6 reports Alexander Reiman pled guilty to forgery signing the name of Joseph Spangler and attempting escape. He was sentenced to 18 months in Deer Lodge penitentiary with hard labor after theft of clothing and capture in Bozeman. The Yeaton vs Martin breach of promise case is deferred as no jury will be called this term.
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Yeaton Vs. Martin
Maggie Yeaton
J. J. Martin
Supreme court dismisses writ of supersedeas in Montana case
The Montana Supreme Court today dismissed the application for a writ of supersedeas in the Boston and Montana matter, ruling the grounds should be addressed to the district court first. The court also reversed in James E Stevens vs Ravalli County and sent back Joseph Kipp vs Zimmerman for retrial, with other rulings on mortgage and witnesses.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Boston & Montana
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District Court
Silver Bow County
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper & Silver Mining Co
James E. Stevens
Ravalli County
Justice Pigott
J. H. Burke
Interstate Saving and Loan Association
Cascade County
Burke
Great Falls
District Court of
Teton County
Joseph Kipp
John Zimmerman
Silver & Cohen
Milburn
Chateau County
Mose Anderson
W. W. Cook
John A. Cook
Outsiders Dominate Oakland Race Day Results
At Oakland, May 6, Galen Brown won the opening five furlong race while Invictus, a 4 to 1 shot, took the fourth race. Melocole narrowly lost by a neck to Doublet in the fifth as several longshot finishes filled the card including Lost Girl and Tompion winning their events.
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Wyoming
Funeral of Pioneer John McClennann in Helena
Funeral services for John McClennann Montana old-timer who died at Balt Lake last Wednesday were held in Helena with many friends in attendance. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery. He was 82 years old and noted among early mining men, with property left in Helena and Butte.
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Helena
John McClennann
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Balt Lake
Butte
Balloon escape during maneuvers leaves two men lost
A military captive balloon carrying two men rose during yesterday’s maneuvers near Cologne. The craft broke loose in a gale and vanished into the clouds, with no sighting since.
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Transport Egbert Detained in San Francisco Quarantine
The Egbert, arriving from the Philippines, will be held in quarantine for a week or more after a sailor died of smallpox on the voyage. Cabin passengers will be fumigated and allowed to land on Wednesday.
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Clark stakes victory seals His Eminence Derby form
At Louisville on May 6 His Eminence dashed rivals in the Clark stakes worth 3500 dollars, leading from start to finish to affirm Derby superiority. Earlier, Bramble beat Heliodas and Larson in a separate regional meeting with a 1.42 percent note. St Louis and Chicago race cards also reported multiple winners across six events in brisk speeds.
Five Men Die In Alaska Avalanche At Smiths Camp
A snowslide near Lynx Creek at Smiths Camp, two miles above Sunrise, Alaska, killed five men. The victims were Lees Graham Sanko Cal Shackleford Rhode Island Dick Lane Fresno Cal Henry Willoughby Old Man Hogan San Francisco. The slide fell 760 feet and there was no warning. Seven men were at the camp when the avalanche struck.
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Rhode Island
Dick Lane
Fresno
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San Francisco
Parole Likely for Cole and Younger in Bank Robbery Case
St Paul May 6 The board of state prison managers plans to meet tomorrow and it is understood Cole and James Younger, serving life terms for the Northfield bank robbery and murder 25 years ago, will be granted parole under the new state law. Parole requires written approval from all pardons board members.
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Board of State Prison Managers
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James Younger
Northfield
Board of Pardons
Great Falls Bridge Delay From Flood Waters
Flooding swept away the Rainbow Falls temporary bridge delaying the steel railroad bridge construction by at least two months. Rising river water halted all work and may push completion into next year. The Neihart branch crews reached Neihart after three days of work and traffic will resume. The bottled up passenger train will return to Great Falls tomorrow.
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Newport Racing Results Show Winners Across Six Events
In Cincinnati on May 6, Newport hosted six races with winners Woodtrice Lillian Hoffman Fol low Disso lute St Asher Masterful. Time figures include 1 504 for the first race and 1 14 for the second, 56 for the third, 1 41 for the fourth, 1 48 for the fifth, and 1 14 for the sixth.
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Amazon Wins First Race at Eclipse Course
In New York on May 6 Morris Park program lists first race at Eclipse course won by Amazon with Federalist second and Twig third in 1:12. Second race at half mile Leonora Long took top honors with Gold Becker second and Tenagra third in 48. Katharina captured the six and a half furlongs event with Isia second and The Rhymer third in 1:21. Roe Hampton won the selling seven furlongs with Wait Not second and Denman Thompson third in 1:28. Herbert won the one mile event with Decanter second and Magnificent third in 1:41. Railroad handicap at one mile lists King in the lead.
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Family Poisoning Alarm Near Great Falls
Great Falls reports Mrs. L Bergman and four children along with W M Craig living at 508 Fifth Avenue South were poisoned after eating refrigerated chicken. The supper of stewed chicken caused violent cramps and vomiting with all members ill at midnight. The eldest daughter phoned a doctor this morning as others remained ill. An investigation is planned.
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Great Falls
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W. M. Craig
Fifth Avenue South
Craig
Brady
Proprieter Missing With Hotel Assets in Great Falls
May 6 report from Great Falls states I Mengel proprietor of the Milwaukee hotel disappeared about a week ago taking a team and all hotel cash assets with him leaving Mrs.
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Great Falls
I. Mengel
Milwaukee
Mengel Retains Control As Bills Unpaid Amid Ledger Dispute
Creditors served attachments totaling 500 dollars this afternoon after Mensel failed to return. The house is placed under the management of Con stable Ringwald who will oversee affairs until the matter is resolved.
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To Welcome the President in Great Falls
May 6 in Great Falls Senator T H Carter met with the reception committee handling arrangements for the president's visit. The talks focused on planning events and security for the arrival and showcases.
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Great Falls
T. H. Carter
Great Falls to Welcome President. Toole to Attend Montana Event
The city will be first in the state to greet the president as Governor Toole arrives to welcome him to Montana. Time changes are planned for the program to fit a shortened schedule. Alsace Walker’s death left the board chair vacant, and Mr. Gallup will relocate to New York City due to his new role.
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Toole
Montana
Alsace Walker
Gallup
New York City
Gallup Elected Comptroller for Santa Fe System
D L Gallup treasurer for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad in Chicago has been elected comptroller of the system. He will perform many of the duties of the new office.
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D. L. Gallup
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
May term opens at Gallatin County Court
Bozeman May 6 the May term of court convened this morning. After about an hour's session court adjourned until tomorrow, having called the jury for next Monday. Several civil cases to try but only one criminal case on the docket.
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