Deflen Finlen claims New York residency for removal of suits
In district court yesterday Miles Finlen formerly of Butte now living in New York moved to remove suits to the United States court. O'Neill seeks 93871.40 and Wishon 7142.80 over a Minnie Healey lease. Also noted are trials and motions in chronic civil and criminal matters before Judge Clancy including a Gallick v Bordeaux case over attached liquor stock and damages, and a Plymouth Silver King mining affidavit.
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Miles Finlen
Butte
New York
District Court
United States
Finlen
Patrick O'Neill
W. W. Wishon
Clancy
O'Neill
Wishon
Minnie Healey
A. J. Campbell
Robert B. Smith
Mr. Finlen
Department of the District Court
Emanuel Gallick
Thomas R. Bordeaux
John R. Bordeaux
A. H. Barret
Bordeaux
East Park Street
Sonoma
F. A. Bardoni
Bardoni
Gallick
Gene Ral
Galllek
F. J. Pelletier
Plymouth-Silver King
McBride
Doctor gets a fat fee in compromise settlement
The case against H H Hanson over a damage settlement with Mae Thorne was answered in district court. Hanson claims Thorne agreed to give him half of any recovery and that he already paid $1245 to Thorne after deducting $590 for prior medical services.
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Mae Thorne
H. H. Hanson
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Miss Thorne
Northern Pacific
Hanson
Bickford and Dixon
Burleigh & Blair
Narrow Escapes as Meaderville Fire Destroys Several Homes
A forest of flames swept a Meaderville block destroying the Clifton boarding house and several residences early yesterday. Total losses reach about 7000 dollars with limited insurance. Judge Shephard’s savings were saved but Justice Libby’s courtroom and home burned, though no injuries occurred.
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Clifton Boarding House
Domini K Faski
Garoon
Libby
Ama M
Smith
Meaterville
Clifton
Edward Bowden
Dominick Salki
Justice Court
Leonard
Henry Uhl Thrown From His Bogey in Accident
Henry Uhl was thrown from his horse and buggy on the flat yesterday afternoon and sustained a deep cut over his eye. He was removed to St. Pauls hospital for treatment.
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Henry Uhl
St. Paul's Hospital
Sun River Roundup To Begin To Dip Horses
The Sun River Roundup association will start a roundup next Saturday to gather 7 000 to 8 000 horses across the district from the foot of the Rocky mountains to Fort Benton and Sun river to the Teton. About 20 riders will work to dip the animals as a disease treatment for scab affecting horses and cattle.
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Great Falls
Sun River Roundup Association
Rocky Mountains
Mountains
Fort Benton
Sun River
The
Teton
Roosevelt assassination warning message shelvesed at Grand hotel
A. D. Johnson, Augusta cattleman, sent a fearful telegram to President Roosevelt from Great Falls on May 7 claiming God protects him. The driver paid five dollars for a telegram but police found Johnson harmless after investigation and no arrests were made.
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Great Falls
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Albert Daniel Johnson
Grand Hotel
National Capital
A. D. Johnson
Augusta
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Railroad appointments issued by Oregon company
Portland May 7 President A N Mosler of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation company issued a circular naming R B Miller as general freight agent Harry M Adams of Spokane as assistant general freight agent replacing W E Coman who leaves for the Southern Pacific George J Mohler becomes Spokane general agent replacing Adams J W Newkirk succeeds as assistant treasurer succeeding G F E Withington who is deceased.
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Portland
Ore
A. N. Mosler
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
R. B. Miller
Harry M. Adams
Spokane
Ww. E. Coman
Southern Pacific Company
George J. Mohler
Adams
J. W. Newkirk
G. FE. Withington
Treasury bills coolly received in Yokohama amid funding doubts
In Yokohama on May 7 exchequer bills totaling 10 million yen are poorly received. Officials fear unattractive terms may push the government to seek Bank of Japan support. Reports say a large naval program may start in 194, but funding method and a foundation loan are unsettled.
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Yokohama
Bank of Japan
Funeral of David Berlin
The remains of David Berlin the elderly shoemaker who died after a poison dose were buried yesterday in Mt. Moriah cemetery. Mrs. Berlin and George Berlin stepson attended. Rev. Mr. Tait of Grace Methodist church preached a brief sermon recalling Berlin life. Many friends of the family were at the services.
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David Berlin
Mt. Moriah
Boer Commander Snyman Visits White House Session
Washington on May 7 reports W D Snyman the Boer commander met the president in a private lunch. He said the visit had no significance and was personal, while Secretary Root and Governor Taft joined to discuss Philippine affairs.
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Washington
W. D. Snyman
White House
Root
Taft
Northern Pacific Announces July Round Trip to Minneapolis
The Northern Pacific railway offers July round trip tickets to Minneapolis for 34.50 with a final limit of September 1 and stopovers allowed on the return. W. H. Merriman, Agent, office at corner Park and Main streets.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Minneapolis
W. H. Merriman
Corner Park
Main Streets
Diplomatic Meeting on Indemnity Claims Progress
Pekin May 4 a diplomatic meeting discussed pro rata reduction of indemnity claims. Several customs questions from the protocol were referred to Sir Robert Hart, director of the imperial maritime customs. The ministers decided that construe of the protocol is not their province.
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Pekin
Robert Hart
Police Chiefs In Session At Louisville Meet
The ninth annual convention of the Association of Chiefs of Police of the United States and Canada opened in Louisville with about 325 delegates. Mayor Granger presided as Harvey O. Carr reported and Sylvester read the president’s address urging a national organization and Safety Directors’ cooperation. The group planned to change by laws to become a national body and pressed for Bertillon system government support.
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Louisville
United States
Canada
Granger
Harvey O. Carr
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sylvester
Washington, D. C
Carr
Congress
Idle men flood Skagway to Washington state relief plans
From Skagway to Port Townsend two steamers carry evacuees and Gov John H Brady to Ashland Oregon. An army of destitute idle men arrive at White Horse with no funds for meals or luggage. Weather reports warn of heavy rain in CanCan area and sluicing threatens 10 to 15 million dollars in dirt ready to wash away.
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Port
Townsend
Wash
Skagway
City of
Seattle
Dolphin
Canson
Americans Well Behaved
Vienna May 7 reports the arrest of Chicago ship seamen at Trieste for alleged disorderly conduct, with the facts still not fully clarified. The event centers on sailors from the United States ship Chicago.
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Vienna
Trieste
United States
Chicago
Sailors in Trieste Bar Incident Cleared by Police
Four sailors from Chicago were taunted by a crowd of civilians on a Trieste shore visit last Sunday evening. Police stepped in and arrested one civilian. Trieste chief of police defended the sailors stating their conduct ashore was above reproach.
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Chicago
Trieste
Republican congressional committee announces leadership roster
Washington May 7 The executive committee of the republican congressional committee was announced today as follows Representative Hull Iowa chairman Cannon of Illinois Mercer of Nebraska Loudenslager of New Jersey Russell of Connecticut Levering of Massachusetts Connell of Pennsylvania Metcalf of California and Burleigh of Maine
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Washington
Republican Congressional Committee
Representative Hull
Iowa
Cannon
Illinois
Mercer
Nebraska
Loudenslager
New Jersey
Russell
Connecticut
Levering
Massachusetts
Connell
Pennsylvania
Metcalf
California
Burleigh
Maine
New Directors Elected at Central Railway Meet
At the Central railway annual meeting in Boston on May 7 new directors were chosen: Eugene N. Foss Breckinridge Jones Pablo Martinez Del Rio and Gabriel Morton. They succeed E R Morse John R Davis Charles J Payne and Yoakum Rivas.
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Boston
The
Central Railway
Eugene N. Foss
Breckinridge Jones
St. Louis
Pablo Martinez del Rio
Mexico
Gabriel Morton
E. R. Morse
John R. Davis
Charles J. Payne
Yoakum Rivas
No Developments in Webb Meyers Syndicate Case
In New York on May 7 assignees continued examining the books of the three stock exchange firms that suspended Monday after the Webb Meyers syndicate collapse. No new developments were reported today.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Webb-Meyers Syndicate
Bear hull damaged after grounding near Seymour Narrows
The United States revenue cutter Bear called at Union British Columbia last night with hull damage after running aground at Seymour narrows on its voyage to the Bering Sea. She will return to Seattle.
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Vancouver
B. C
United States Revenue Cutter
Bear
Union
Seymour Narrows
Bering Sea
Seattle
Bankrupt firm Worthington Smith & Co Files Petition
New York on May 7 a bankruptcy petition was filed by William R. Smith and George McLaughlin, known robbers in millinery, under the firm Worthington Smith & Co. Liabilities amount to 115 877 dollars with assets of 86 692 dollars.
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New York
William R. Smith
George McLaughlin
Worthington, Smith & Co
Mayor signs transfer of Western Maryland holdings to Fuller syndicate
Baltimore mayor signs ordinance transferring the citys stakes in the Western Maryland railroad to the Fuller syndicate. The action announced May 7 formalizes a major asset deal affecting local transport and corporate control.
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Baltimore
Hayes
Fuller Syndicate
Western Maryland Railroad
Libel suit targets Manila editor Valdez
Manila May 7 report that Senor Valdez editor of Miau faces a second libel suit filed by Benito Le-.
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Manila
Ladies Warn Against Counterfeit LabLache Powder
Public notice urges women to avoid counterfeit LabLache Face Powder sold by unreliable dealers. It lists genuine powder’s benefits, calls for checking labels, and offers refunds and legal action for those who bought fakes. Price is fifty cents per box from reputable druggists or by mail.
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America
London
Paris
Dresden
Hongkong
Shanghai
Japan
Manila
Sarah Bernhardt
Emma Eames
Emma Calve
Suzanne Adams
Mile
Rea
Mlle
de Lussan
Maude Adams
Marguerita Sylva
Filipino member Gardo banned six months by U S commission
Special Dispatch reports in Helena on May 7 that Gardo the Filipino member of the United States commission received a six months banishment. Former Senator T H Carter has returned home from St Louis and Washington after several weeks away.
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Gardo
United States Commission
the Standard
Helena
T. H. Carter
St. Louis
Washington
Fire devastates Bobruisk town with thousands of structures lost
The May 7 report from St. Petersburg states a recent blaze in Bobruisk, Minsk province, destroyed 972 houses and 650 small stores, leaving extensive property damage in the town.
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St. Petersburg
Bobruisk
Minsk
Cholera Statistics Reported for Provinces and Manila
Manila cholera counts as of today show 821 cases with 666 deaths. Provinces total 2,334 cases and 1,965 deaths across the region.
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Manila
Provinces
Sir Alex Golland Dies at Home Former Consular Official
London dated obituary notes Sir Alex Golland a former consular official with posts in the Philippines and Cuba died Monday at his residence.
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London
Alex Golland
Philippines
Cuba
Potter Palmer Funeral Held at Lakeshore Residence
Chicago mourners attended the funeral of Potter Palmer today at the Palmer residence on Lakeshore Drive. Friends and city leaders viewed the remains of the wealthy Chicago pioneer and benefactor.
Fourth annual convention of National Slack Cooperage makers
Chicago May 7 The fourth annual convention of the National Slack Cooperage manufacturers is in session here. All producers of staves and heads for sugar and flour barrels are represented from the United States and Canada. The association represents about $20,000,000 in capital.
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Chicago
National
United States
Canada
President to Sign Oleomargarine Bill
Washington May 7 the president announced he would approve the oleomargarine bill ending all doubt about his stance.
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Washington
Carabine Wins Chester Cup Handicap At Chester Meeting
Carabine captured the Chester cup handicap of 250 sovereigns for 3 year olds and upwards at the Chester meeting. St Aldegonde finished second with Sweet Sounds third as sixteen horses contested the race.
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London
Carabine
Chester
St. Aldegonde
Sweet Sounds
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Harvey Holmes
Jessie Woods
Paul Leger
John Penaluna
Reform School
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Idea
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Heywood
Jeywood
White
China
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Jume
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Knox
Hennessy’s
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White Horse
Republican Executive Committee
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Potter Palmer
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