Plucky Woman and Pretty 100 Band to Be Bride
Lewistown May 29 Special Dispatch reports Frannie McFarland rode 750 miles solo across Wyoming North Dakota and Montana to marry Robert McFarland. The couple wed in Lewistown then rode toward Wyoming where he was later injured in a horse accident leaving his wife by his hospital bed.
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Standard
Lewistown
Frannie McFarland
Frannie
Big Hole
Wyoming
Robert McFarland
North Dakota
Montana
Horsearch
McFarland
Memorial Cars Updated On Cable Line Business
A brief note cites Lincoln’s Gettysburg words and calls for renewed dedication to the nation’s great task. It stresses memorial sentiment and ongoing civic responsibilities in the current cable line business context.
Japanese View of the Matter Provokes Protests
A controversial stance by Japanese officials sparks debate and provokes protests across major cities. Analysts note heightened tensions as policymakers defend their position amid mounting public criticism.
Gould case ends as police drop inquiry
Clarence J. Shearn denies Mrs. Gould sought four million alimony. De Lancey Nicoll confirms demands were submitted, Gould would not consent to that amount. Police headquarters state the Gould case has been dropped.
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New York
Clarence J. Shearn
Gould
Mr. Shearn
Goulds
de Lancey Nicoll
Judge Hunt to Convene Helena Circuit Court June 11
Word from Judge Hunt of the circuit court of appeals in San Francisco says he will arrive in Helena June 10 and convene court June 11. It is expected a grand jury will be impaneled within a few days after the court convenes.
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The
Standard
Helena
Hunt
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
San Francisco Cable Line Partially Reopens Amid Strike
San Francisco resumes partial operation of the Jackson and Powell line at 5 pm after the street car strike began May 6. One round trip served. 24 lines still idle with two lines expected to open by Friday. United Railroads reports 250 cars in service from a normal 415 and 100 operatives, with more hires expected. Thornwell Mullally named vice president and general manager replacing the late George F. Shapman. Carmen’s Union president Richard Cornelius pledges continued strike persistence but eventual settlement with workers backing the union.
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San Francisco
Jackson
Powell Streets
United Railroads
Millmore Street
Broadway
Waterfront
Mason Street
California
Geary
Union Street Hues
Suiete
Union Street
Thornwell Mullally
Wniom
Preston and Smith Sentenced to State Penitentiary
Goldfield Nevada May 4 Preston and Smith convicted of murdering John Silve during the labor war were sent to the state penitentiary. Each faces terms of 2 ½ and 1 year respectively. An appeal for a new trial was made to the supreme court. Vincent St John and six others charged with murder were admitted to bail of 19 00 each. separate trials denied and all to stand trial together when docket allows.
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Goldfield
Nev
Preston
Smith
John Silve
Supreme Court
Vincent St. John
Sip
St. John
Nevada
Southern Pacific Refuses Damages for Glendale Wreck
Official reports state the Southern Pacific will not pay damages to passengers from the Glendale wreck on May 15. Officials claim the crash was caused by wreckers, leading to the company’s refusal of liability. Over 20 passengers were injured, several seriously.
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Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Railroad
Glendale J
Glendale
Lady Flo's Windfall
Flora Wolf known as Lady Filo accepts 10000 from Lord Beresford estate and 5000 more, waives any further claims, and certifies she was never his wife. The El Paso report notes she claimed as common law wife of the late lord.
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el Paso
Flora Wolf
Filo
Lord Delavel Beresford
Lord Beresford
Rails Ordered as Northern Pacific Ties with Steel Firms
The Iron Trade Review will report that the Northern Pacific Railroad has closed for 35,000 tons of rails with the Lackawana Steel Company in addition to 65,000 tons recently placed with Illinois Steel Company.
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Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review
Northern Pacific
Lackawana Steel Company
Illinois Steel Company
Idaho land conspiracy case features trial testimony on influence and land transfers
An Oregonian Special from Moscow Idaho details testimony in the North Idaho land conspiracy case. Norman Jackson of Weiser says George H Kester sought to influence him to omit state selections of timber lands in Clearwater. Other witnesses trace intermingling title among defendants and banks, with lands ending in Lewiston National Bank hands.
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Portland
Oregonian
Moscow
Idaho
Norman Jackson
Weiser
State Land Board
North Idaho
George H. Kester
Lewiston National Bank
Clearwater
John G. Fraley
Spokane
Llewellyn
Monarch Timber Company
Dwyer
Kester
B. H. Ferris
Lewiston
G. B. Robinson
Lewiston, Ore
Robnet
W. F. Kettenbach
The
Mrs McKinley Laid Beside Husband In Canton Funeral
Ida Saxton McKinley lies beside President McKinley at West Lawn cemetery after a simple service at their Canton home. President Roosevelt and cabinet members attended, streets closed, and crowds waited in mourning as the bodies were laid to rest before plans for the mausoleum.
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Canton
Ohio
Ida Saxton McKinley
Westlawn
McKinley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
Justice Day
Root
Cortelyou
Wilson
Harris
Herrick
Japan Demands U S Action Over San Francisco Affair
Tokyo reports in its morning leader the lack of sincerity by San Francisco officials to protect Japanese residents and calls on Washington to take decisive measures to end persecution. The Ashi praises General Kuroki and laments the incident that strains U S Japan relations.
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Tokio
San Francisco
Washington
Kuroki
United States
Japan
Attorney General rules cities may still tax occupations
Helena May 29. The repeal of the business and occupation license law does not affect cities power to collect occupation taxes. Attorney General Galen says the power to license tax and regulate occupations within city limits has always been upheld by the courts.
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Standard
Helena
Galen
Stewart
Virginia City
Memorial Day Observances by Veterans and G A R at Capitol
Washington May 29 The Sons of Veterans and the government printing office held services to honor Civil War dead. The Grand Army of the Republic ladies decorated General Grant’s statue at the capitol and former Senator Thurston served as principal speaker at the Grant services.
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Washington
Sons of Veterans
Government Printing Office
Grand Army of the Republic
Capitol
General Grant
United States
Thurston
Perjury convictions in Hartje divorce case reach second chapter
In Pittsburg on May 29 William B Decosta a colored man convicted of perjury in the Clifford Hope trial was sentenced to two years in the Western penitentiary. Hope already serves a perjury sentence in the same prison, sealing the second chapter of the Hartje divorce saga.
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Pittsburg
William B. Decosta
Clifford Hope
Augustus Hartie
Western Penitentiary
Hope
Decosta
Hartje
American Artist Wins Medal at Paris Salon
Paris reports Henri Martin an American painter wins the medal of honor for two landscapes shown at the Salon.
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Paris
Salon
Henri Martin
President Pays Tribute To Mrs McKinley In Akron
In Akron crowds greet President at Canton station and he extols Mrs McKinley’s home life as an example to the nation. He says the essential things are homely, and recalls McKinley’s service in war and peace. Roosevelt introduces him and plans for Indianapolis and Lansing movements follow.
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Ohio
Canton
Akron Junction
McKinley
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Lawton Monument
Root
Wilson
Chicago
Lansing
Mich
Greenwich
Warren Stevens Is Buried
Warren Stevens longtime Bozeman carpenter died in Seattle and was laid to rest at his father's home near Red Bluff. Rev. O F McHargue of Billings led the service, with attendees from Bozeman and the Yeo men lodge, of which Stevens was a member.
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Standard
Bozeman
Warren Stevens
Red Bluff
Here
Young Stevens
Seattle
O. F. McHargue
Billings
Christian Church
Stevens
Yeomen Lodge
Mr. Stevens
Siamese King Arrives in Baden Baden for Waters
King Chula Longkorn of Siam arrived in Baden Baden on May 29 to take the waters and seek relief at the spa. Local officials greeted the royal party and announced plans for his health treatment and rest in the resort town.
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Baden Baden
Germany
Chulalongkorn
Siam
Birrell Bill Death Likely After Dublin Rejection
London May 29 The rejection of Mr Birrell's Irish council bill by the Dublin convention dominates UK political talk. Cabinet discussions suggest Campbell-Bannerman will perform the obsequies on June 3. The Irish Reform association led by Lord Dunraven criticizes the bill as ignoring executive functions and financial relations.
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London
Birrell
Irish Council
Dublin
United Kingdom
Campbell-Bannerman
Irish Reform Association
Lord Dunraven
Governor Chamberlain invites Roosevelts cabinet to irrigation congress
Governor Chamberlain of Oregon today sent personal invitations to President Roosevelt and to governors of 16 trans Mississippi states for the fifteenth annual irrigation congress in Sacramento on September 2. The notices stress the importance of the event for semi arid lands.
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Salem
Ore
National Irrigation Congress
Chamberlain
Roosevelt
trans-Mississippi
Congress
Sacramento
Cal
Two Men Lost in Washington Mines Search Under Way
Portland dispatch says B A Lindsay of Tacoma and Lawrence Mack are missing in Fairfax woods after all mines closed. Three bloodhounds are used and two search parties have returned since Monday with no found men.
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Portland
Oregonian
Fairfax
Wash
B. A. Lindsay
Tacoma
Lawrence Mack
Governor Little Improves at Greenwood Home
Fort Smith Ark May 29 The condition of Gov John S Little who is ill at his home Greenwood Ark is much improved tonight He retains nourishment and Dr Pittman is greatly encouraged.
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Fort Smith, Ark
John S. Little
Greenwood, Ark
Pittman
Snow Falls in Cloudcroft New Mexico
Snow measured at two and a half inches in Cloudcroft New Mexico about 100 miles north of El Paso today May 28 and forecasts say more may fall tonight as cold weather continues to sweep the region.
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el Paso
Tex
Cloudcroft
N. M
Here
Mrs Roosevelt Arrives in Oyster Bay Aboard Yankton
Mrs Roosevelt with Miss Ethel and Archie sail into Oyster Bay aboard the gunboat Yankton tonight, greeted by residents and local officials in a ceremonial arrival.
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Oyster Bay
Mrs. Roosevelt
Ethel
Archie
Japanese Association Denounces Racial Attacks in San Francisco
The Japanese association in San Francisco states that violence against Japanese businesses is driven by race prejudice, not labor quarrels. They cite frequent threats on Japanese restaurants south of Market, call for protection, and urge informing the American public of the true facts to avoid bloodshed.
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San Francisco
Market Street
Appeal in the Daly case filed in Supreme Court
Helena May 29 A petition to annul Judge Donlan's bail ruling in Michael Daly charged with the May 12 murder of Charles Kern was filed by Attorney General Galen in the Supreme Court. A writ of supervisory control and restraining order were sought to bar acceptance of the bail bond. An order to show cause was issued and the hearing is set for June 7.
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Standard
Helena
Donlan
Michael Daly
Charles Kern
Supreme Court
Galen
Garfield to Lead Western Land Office Tour
Commissioner Ballinger of the general land office will join Secretary Garfield on a western tour beginning in Denver on June 1. The trip will include a general inspection of land offices and attendance at the land convention.
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Washington
Ballinger
General Land Office
Garfield
Denver
Norway Royalty Has Close Call in Versailles
King Haakon and Queen Maude of Norway escaped injury when a four horse landau toppled into the Lake Marne crossing a bridge at Versailles. Queen Maude and Madame Fallieres were helped from the carriage as horses and postilions fell. One horse was killed and dragoon soldiers rescued the animals.
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Paris
Haakon
Queen Maude
Norway
Versailles
Mme
Fallieres
General Michel
Lake Marne
Michel
Landau
Mme. Fallieres
Pichon
Foreign Office
Salvad or Nicaragua Peace Reached After Arbitration Pact
The United States and Mexico will arbitrate any disputes between Salvador and Nicaragua after a peace accord at Amalpa Honduras. If talks fail, the presidents may appoint a third arbiter whose decision is final. The agreement restores friendly relations after a prior rift tied to Honduras.
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Washington
State Department
Amalpa
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
United States
Mexico
New Members Named to Mutual Life Board
A meeting of Mutual Life Insurance board of trustees nominated six applicants to fill vacancies. Named were William F. Harrity of Philadelphia William M. Dean of St Paul Robert B. Woodard of Brooklyn Emery W Clark of Detroit James H W'son of Wilmington Del and Ralph Peters of New York. Election awaits next meeting. Harrity to chair the executive committee of the Policy Holders Protective association.
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New York
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
William F. Harrity
Philadelphia
William M. Dean
St. Paul
Robert B. Woodard
Brooklyn
Emery W. Clark
Detroit
James H. W'sson
Wilm'ngton
Del
Ralph Peters
Harrity
Policy Holders Protective Association
Brewery Workmen Vote Rebuffs AFL Jurisdiction Claim
Cincinnati May 29 An executive board of the International Union of Brewery Workmen reports the nationwide vote on AFL jurisdiction over engineers and firemen is nearly complete and rejected giving up claims. With roughly 60,000 members, fewer than 1,000 votes favored AFL dictates seen as likely to revoke the union’s charter on June 1. The move signals a new AFL policy in similar disputes, affecting thousands of tradesmen nationwide.
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Cincinnati
International Union of Brewery Workmen
United States
Canada
American Federation of Labor
Federation of Labor
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State Penitentiary
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Husband
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Westlawn Cemetery
Henry W. Harter
John CC. Neuber
Joseph Blechele
Robert Cassidy
George B. Frease
Austin Lynch
R. S. Shields
Baltimore & Ohio
Michael Czolgosz
Czolgo8zne
George Barber
Mabel McKinley Baer
Hermann Baer
Helen McKinley
Knox
Charles G. Dawes
Webb Hayes
James R. Garfield
Echo OF Hartie
Rome
Mkinleys
Gallatin Valleey
Irrigation Congress
New Mexico
Daly
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