Charles W. Clarks California Residence Purchase
Charles W. Clark is poised to acquire Walter Hobart’s San Mateo estate near San Francisco in Burlingame. The 200000 dollar deal includes 500 acres and a race track with stables, reflecting Hobart’s temporary financial strain and Clark’s prominent Montana copper wealth.
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Associated Press
Charles W. Clark
California
Walter Hobart
San Francisco
New York
London
Paris
San Mateo
Burlingame
Newport
Boston
Hobart
San Francisco Examiner
W. A. Clark
Montana
Clarks
Utica
Clark
Hobart Place
United Verde
Butte
Emeryville
Lawrence McCreery
Clark Place
Walter S. Hobart
United States
Taft to Stop in Rome for Philippines Friars Talks
Washington May 10 Taft will halt in Rome on return to Manila to press a friendly settlement with Vatican authorities over friars lands and church property in the Philippines. He is joined by Judge James F. Smith and Major John B. Porter to negotiate amid a pending congressional decision on land purchases and related rights.
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Washington
Taft
Philippines
Cincinnati
New York
Manila
Rome
Vatican
James F. Smith
Supreme Court of the Philippines
John B. Porter
Judge Advocate’s Office
Root
Taft Shill
Congress
Europe
Cart
Governor Taft to act on report under forthcoming law
The entire matter rests with Governor Taft and awaits action on his report under a law Congress may pass. The situation hinges on Taft's decision and any statutory framework enacted to guide it.
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Taft
Congress
Northwest game wardens to meet in Helena in July
Helena reports Game Warden W F Scott secured cooperation of Major Pitcher of Yellowstone Park for a Northwest wardens conference in July. Victoria BC and Colorado officials indicated interest. A fish culture paper by Dr. James A. Henshall will be read. meanwhile arrests were made in Big Timber for elk head sales and a Livingston case for selling trout fell due to insufficient evidence.
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Standard
Helena
W. F. Scott
Montana
Major Pitcher
Yellowstone National Park
Northwest
Scott
Hussey
Victoria
B. C
CC. W. Harris
Game and Fish of
Colorado
Bozeman
James A. Henshall
Big Timber
Dave Wortman
Bert Wheaton
Wheaton
Navy
Dr. Moore
Wortman
Livingston
Counties Will Have To Pay
Helena May 10 The state sues Lewis and Clarke County for 93.40 as reimbursement for printing briefs in criminal and civil actions. The suit follows disallowance of the bill by the county board after its August 31 1901 itemization. Similar claims total about 650 from 17 counties. Suits will be filed against remaining counties, including Ravalli for 36.
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Standard
Helena
Lewis and Clarke
Montana
Mettler
Boards of County Commissioners
District Court
Ravalli County
Murphy Returns Home With Florida Tarpon Record
Helena May 10. John T. Murphy the wealthy cattleman returns from Florida where he caught two large tarpon. He holds the Montana colony record in Florida as a tarpon fisherman. B. J. Fine prepares a business trip to Salt Lake, Denver and New York lasting several weeks.
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The
Standard
Helena
John T. Murphy
Florida
Montana
B. J. Fine
Salt Lake
Denver
New York
Frisco Train Robbers Dynamite Express Car
Westbound St Louis and San Francisco mail train held at a Jonesboro Arkansas siding by four masked men. Dynamite wrecked the express car. robbers, who secured nothing, fled west as a posse led by the sheriff pursues.
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St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Jonesboro
Ark
St. Louis & San Francisco
Here
Express Company
Newton
Bono
Fancy wash fabrics and silk goods at sale prices
A classified page offers silk chiffons damasks linens and cotton hose with bold discounts. Items include damask napkins Irish linen seersucker and India lawn fabrics priced from 18c to 55c a yard and silk chintz or mull stocks at special low rates. Also ping pong sets collar and belt packages advertised.
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India
Diamonds Recovered After Cafe Find in Atlantic City
Two well dressed women dropped a bag containing 10 diamond rings a sunburst earrings and gold coins at Kuehnle's cafe. Sigmund Weinberg the hotel chief clerk returned the jewels to Mrs. Jacob H Westman of New York and Mrs. Robert Clark Curtins of Philadelphia who thanked him with a $100 note he declined. Total value about $15000.
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Atlantic City
Kuehnle
Sigmund Weinberg
Weinberg
Jacob H. Westman
New York
Robert Clark Curtins
Philadelphia
Bargain Leather Bags and Silk Ribbon Offered
Chatelaine leather bags with chain for belt use in suede monkey skin and seal sold at $1.25 now 75c. Liberty satin ribbon in plain colors and Scotch plaid neckwear sashes 41 to 9 inches wide now 35c yard, was 17.5c per yard.
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Sition
Wardens
Lewis and Clarke and Ravalli
Sea Yard
Dimity
Madras
Chambry
Wildsummer
Harrison
M. J. Connell Company
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