Rehearing Sought in Minnie Healey Case
Supreme Court heard a motion for a rehearing in the Minnie Healey matter won by Fr A Heinze. Attorneys for Miles Finlen J J McHatton and Co and for Heinze argued over the trial court’s ruling excluding John MacGinniss testimony about Annie Brackett. The panel weighed alleged errors on impeachment and Heinze contract evidence with Judge McHatton urging no rehearing.
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Standart
Helena
Supreme Court
Minnie Healey
Fr. A. Heinze
A. J. Shores
C. F. Kelly
Miles Finlen
J. J. McHatton
Co. O. Leonard
Heinze
Mr. Shores
John MacGinniss
Annie Brackett
Shores
MacGinniss
Heinge
Kelley
Finlen
McHatton
Leonard
Former Premier Silvela Dies in Madrid
Madrid reports the death of former premier Silvela on May 29. The obituary notes his long service and influence in Spanish politics, with emphasis on his leadership and public career.
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Madrid
Silwvela
Bozeman Interstate Fair to award about $10,000 in prizes
Bozeman plans a four day Interstate Fair from Aug 29 to Sept 1 with about $10,000 in premiums and purses. Premiums rise to $5,000 with cattle receiving $2,500 in prizes. The Bozeman stake $2,000 leads 17 races including 2:30 trotters and 2:18 pacers. Officers: Benepe president Hoffman vice president Smith secretary Casey treasurer.
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Bozeman
Interstate Fair Association
Bozeman Fair
Montana
Rocky Mountain
F. S. Benepe
C. W. Hoffman
Justin M. Smith
H. L. Casey
Graeme Stewart In Serious Condition In Chicago
Graeme Stewart former Republican National Committeeman from Illinois suffers a second brain congestion attack and remains in serious condition in Chicago May 29.
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Chicago
Graeme Stewart
Illinois
Bullion vaults in Granite Company protected by electric cables
Philipsburg May 29 The Granite-Bimetallic company strengthens its bullion vault with a concrete wall embedding many one inch steel cables fed by 36 000 volts from Montana Electric Power Plant at Flint Falls. Doors are wired to electrocute intruders.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Montana Electric, Water Power and Mining Company
Flint Falls
Virginia City Commencement Draws Full Auditorium
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a large crowd filled the Virginia City auditorium for the May commencement. Dr H H Swain delivered an oration on the Advance of Civilization, with musical numbers and a notable Lullaby by four young performers eliciting strong applause. The declamatory program surpassed expectations.
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Standard
Virginia City
H. H. Swain
Trustees Name Gallatin County High School Teachers
The Gallatin county high school trustees met in the courthouse and elected a corps of teachers for next year. Names include George St Swan as principal with 1900 dollars, J Parkin science, Miss Kate Farr mathematics and botany, Miss Vera Marks history, Miss Mignon Quan Latin and English, Miss Driscoll German, Miss Cubine English, Miss Gardner art, W H Fowler janitor. Attendance this year peaked at 185 students.
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Bozeman
Gallatin Count High School
George St Swan
FE. J. Parkin
Kate Farr
Vera Marks
Townsend
Alice M. de Boer
Mignon Quan
Driscoll
Cubine
Gardner
W. H. Fowler
Atendance
Livingston Band Incorporation Filed in Montana
Articles of incorporation were filed in Helena by the Gateway City Band led by Joseph Brooks A L Hansen O FE Tellquist E B Graham and Joseph Lennis of Livingston. Capital stock is $5000 and the aim is to organize Livingston to promote music. The Des Moines Mutual Hall Association paid $484 to do business in Montana.
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Standard
Helena
Gateway City Band
Joseph Brooks
A. L. Hansen
O. FE. Tellquist
E. B. Graham
Joseph Lennis
Livingston
Des Moines Mutual Hall Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Yoder
Montana
Knights of the Maccabees to rebuild hall in Ruby
The Knights of the Maccabees at Ruby plan a new hall to replace the one burned. They have raised over $1,400 and continue a fundraising push. Louis Miller, Alder tent No. 34 record keeper, reported progress in Virginia City last Saturday.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Knights of the Maccabees
Ruby
Louis Miller
Big Transfer Of Money Shocks Financial Circles
A $3,000,000 transfer from Laidlaw & Co. moved from New York to San Francisco via the sub treasury today. Curiosity rose in financial circles as officials refused to reveal the exact purpose, though bankers say it is not linked to the latest Japanese loan.
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New York
San Francisco
Sub-Treasury
Laidlaw & Co
Lawyer Fossick Charged With Misappropriating $60,000
Alfred Fossick, a Maidenhead solicitor, told counsel he lent $60,000 to actress Mrs. James Brown Potter without security. The case was adjourned with Fossick remanded.
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London
Alfred Fossick
Maidenhead
Berkshire
Fossick
James Brown Potter
Tin Mill Closed in Sharon Pennsylvania
The South Sharon tin mill of the American Sheet and Tin Plate company has closed down. It is believed the suspension will be but temporary. Eleven men are idle.
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Sharon, Pa
South Sharon
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Snow line rises with altitude in tropical highlands
The text notes that snow never melts in tropical regions above 16 000 feet, remaining year round, while in colder climates the snow line sits much lower than that height.
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Tropics
Old Mining District Shows Signs of Life in Princeton
Princeton in Granite County awakens after years of dormancy as development funds flow. Jamee Lee, a veteran miner, predicts a regional boom with rich ore in hidden leads beneath wash, targeting Rock creek Antelope basin Alps country and Rees fork belts for future mining wealth.
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Jamee Lee
Cornwall
Michigan
Montana
Granite County
Lee
Rock Creek
Antelope Basin
Alps Country
Rees’ Fork
Standard Oil Official Daniel J. O Day Dies in Lima
Daniel J. O Day 50 general superintendent of pipelines for Standard Oil dies in Lima Ohio. Funeral arrangements and honors are expected to follow as the company notes his years of service and leadership in the pipeline division.
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Lima
Ohio
Daniel J. O'Day
Standard Oil Company
Cured by Cuticura in One Month
A mother reports her four month old baby healed from severe eczema after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She describes sores, itching, sleepless nights, and rapid improvement within a week, with complete cure in one month. The letter endorses Cuticura products for infant skin humors and scalp conditions.
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Cuticura
Mary Sanders
Spring St
Camden
N.J
New York State Tax Law Declared Valid by Supreme Court
Unpaid taxes totaling over 24 million dollars in Greater New York are upheld as the Supreme Court affirms the 1899 state tax on corporate franchises. Major firms affected include Manhattan Elevated Railroad, Consolidated Gas, Metropolitan Traction, Brooklyn Union Gas, and New York & Harlem Railroad. Root and Guthrie argued the law unconstitutional, contending contract impairment and denial of due process and equal protection.
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New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company
Consolidated Gas Company
Metropolitan Traction Company
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
New York & Harlem Railroad
Justice Brewer
State of
Roosevelt
Messrs
Root and Guthrie
Supreme Court rules against Hammond Elevator in Board of Trade case
Justice Brown delivers ruling for the Supreme Court against Hammond Elevator company in its suit to appropriate the Board of Trade of Chicago quotations. The decision overrules jurisdiction grounds and reverses the circuit court, holding that correspondents for the elevator company were its agents, affecting service and findings in the Northern District of Illinois.
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Washington
Justice Brown
Supreme Court Today
Board of Trade of Chicago
Hammond Elevator Company
Circuit Court
Northern District of Illinois
Linois
Almost a State of Anarchy in Erivan After Massacre
May 29 dispatch from Nakichevin reports Armenians massacre by Tartars in Erivan and nearby villages. Streets filled with dead and wounded. Muslims pillage burn Christian houses and kill including a priest. Death toll over 100, with more in villages. fears of Kurdish involvement and powerless authorities.
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Nakichevin
Erivan
Tranao-Caucasia
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild Buried in Paris
Paris May 29 The funeral of Baron Alphonse de Rothschild head of the French Rothschild bank and governor of the Bank of France was held at his Rue LaFitte home. Premier Rouvier and other ministers attended. About six thousand people gathered along the boulevard. Interment took place at Pere Lachaise cemetery. The family gave $10,000 to the poor as wished by the deceased.
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Paris
Alphonse de Rothschild
Rothschild
Bank of France
Supreme Court To Hear Green Case On Merits
The U S Supreme Court postponed ruling on motions to dismiss in three George E Green conspiracy cases until merits are heard. The cases involve sale of supplies to the post office department and removal after habeas corpus challenge, with hearings set for the first Tuesday of the next term.
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Washington
George E. Green
Supreme Court of the United States
Green
District of Columbia
George W. Beavers
Post Office Department
Count Keglevitch Killed in Chamber Duel
Budapest May 29 Count Stefen Keglevitch was killed in a duel with swords by Karl Hencz of the people's party. The confrontation arose from a heated dispute in the chamber of deputies. Keglevitch was wounded near the heart and died almost instantly.
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Budapest
Stefen Keglevitch
Karl Hencz
People's Party
Chamber of Deputies
Keglevitch
Tea refunds offered for unsatisfactory purchases
A grocer will refund the price of tea if the customer is dissatisfied and does not want the product. The policy promises a money back guarantee to customers who return unsatisfactory tea.
General McCaskey Takes Command of Colorado Department
General William S. McCaskey today formally assumed command of the Colorado department succeeding General Frank D. Baldwin who moves to head the Southwest division. McCaskey was in the Philippines at the time of his appointment.
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Denver
William 8
McCaskey
Department of the Colorado
Frank D. Baldwin
Southwest Division
Phillippines
Canal Employes Resign Over Living Costs
Eight former Panama canal commission employees arrived on the Orizaba from Colon and said they resigned in Panama due to high living costs and poor health conditions there.
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New York
Panama Canal Commission
Orizaba
Colon
Isthmus
Hyde and Dimond Must Stand Trial for Land Frauds
Supreme Court affirms removal of Frederick A. Hyde and Henry P. Dimond to District of Columbia for trial in western land frauds case. Indicted with John A. Benson and J. T. Schneider for conspiring to defraud the United States of public lands in California and Oregon.
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Washington
Frederick A. Hyde
Henry P. Dimond
Supreme Court of the United States Today
District
California
District of Columbia
United States
Benson
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court of the United States
Pacific Coast States
Oregon
International Congress Opens in Rome on Agriculture Chamber Proposal
The first working session of an international congress convened to discuss a proposed international chamber of agriculture met at the Corsica palace in Rome. Foreign Minister Titoni welcomed delegates and outlined the congress objectives in the presence of the diplomatic corps and all representatives.
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Rome
International Congress
David Lubin
Sacramento
Cal
International Chamber of Agriculture
Corsica
Titoni
French cruiser Troude finds no trace of Cousin Rennis
Sydney, May 29 The French cruiser Troude after a week of searching the Grand Banks reports no trace of the fishing vessel Cousin Rennis. Officers conclude she may have struck an iceberg or collided and sunk with about 190 hands lost.
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Sydney
Troude
Grand Banks
Cousin Rennis
Troubles in Hungary Threaten Dual Monarchy Stability
Vienna reports a rising crisis in Hungary as Count Tisza may be ousted and General Baron Fejervary could become premier. Hungarian constitutional rights are seen as at risk, with potential clashes over crown policy and fears of near revolution not seen since 1867.
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Vienna
Hungary
Count Tisza
Baron Fejervary
Fejervary
Austria
Accused of Bribing Juror Halts Northern Iowa Trial
In Sioux City a federal court dismissed the Browne trial after juror James Carter admitted banker Fred Watkins offered a loan of 2300 dollars. Judge Reed fined the juror and an information charging Watkins with contempt of court was ordered. Browne, cashier of Storm Lake National Bank, faced misappropriation charges of 100000 dollars. A new trial is set.
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St. Paul
Minn
Sioux City
Iowa
Reed
W. E. Browne
Storm Lake National Bank
Roosevelt to visit navy yard and YMCA address in Brooklyn
New York May 29 President Roosevelt plans to visit Brooklyn tomorrow to unveil General Henry W. Slocum’s statue and then speak to enlisted sailors at the naval branch of the Young Men’s Christian Association on Sand Street Brooklyn.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Gen
Henry W. Slocum
Naval Branch
Young Men's Christian Association
Sandstreet
Navy
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