Three Former Associates Named to Draft Resolutions on De Wolfe
The Montana Supreme Court appointed ex Chief Justices Blake and McConnell and ex Associate Justice Bach to form a committee to draft suitable resolutions for Judge Stephen De Wolfe. The committee will report next Monday at 10 oclock, with bar members invited to attend and comment.
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Bach
Standard
Helena
Bar
Judiciary
Stephen de Wolfe
Supreme Court
Attory
Te Bar
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Carter
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Brantly
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de Wolfe
Bar of
Montana
Jorge de Wolfe
Fatal rock blast injures workers on Great Northern line
In New Whatcom Washington Clem Hopegood died and Louis Nelson suffered a broken thigh after a rock from a blast on the Great Northern construction into Fairhaven struck them yesterday. The accident occurred during blasting on the railway project.
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New Whatcom
Wash
Clem Hopegood
Louis Nelson
Great Northern
Fairhaven
Printing Business Opens with Missoula Publication
A Missoula paper announces the launch of a new printing business offering general printing services. The Capital stock of 4500 dollars has been fully subscribed, signaling solid investor backing for the venture.
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Missoula
Peace in Cebu Report From General Hughes
A war department cablegram cites General Hughes stating insurrectionary forces on Cebu island have surrendered with 60 officers and 470 men laying down arms. It notes Cebu disturbance settled for now and signals possible troop moves to Bohol to enforce settlement.
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Cebu
Charge against Robert Aitchison dismissed in oat theft case
Special Dispatch to the Standard Miles City Oct. 31 The charge that Robert Aitchison bought government oats to convert to his use was dismissed after eight witnesses testified. The commissioner ruled the prosecution failed to prove the alleged receipt of eight sacks of oats valued at eight dollars and the contract among officers and soldiers.
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Davis
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Davids
Scott
Sergeant Elliott
James Kenney
Wheeler
Kenney
Castro’s Unwise Words Stir Venezuelan Cabinet Crisis
Advices from Caracas report a looming cabinet crisis over President Castro’s reply to the Pan American congress resolution. Acting President Baegesa received the message in Mexico, yet Caracas doubts any real peace as civil war is viewed as possible and the crisis deepens.
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Caracas
Colombia withdraws troops as Venezuela aggression wanes
Colon dispatches report troops ordered to withdraw with latest advices from Barranquilla. Government strengthens Rio Quada, with 500 guard at the frontier and 1000 sent to Antoquia. A 500-man division arrived at Barranquilla and is expected to move to the isthmus. General Pinzon remains at Colon to aid mobilization.
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Mutinous Turkish Officers Threaten Action Over Pay
In Constantinople on Tuesday 600 officers and NCOs demonstrated before the admiralty offices. Pay is months in arrears for participants, and only a promise of prompt settlement stopped further threats. All troops except marines are paid regularly. discontent could affect Sultan Abdul Hamid’s guards at the weekly selamlik.
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Helena Dispatch Reports Missoula Democrat Publishing Incorporation
The Democrat Publishing Company of Missoula was incorporated today by secretary of state filing with R. Gettings A. R. Gettings and B. T. Nesmith listed as principals. The move outlines the new company's formal establishment and future operations.
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Standard
Helena
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Secretary of State Today
R. Gettings
A. R. Gettings
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Flathead Horticultural Society Elects Officers in Kalispell
The Flathead Horticultural Society and Farmers' Institute met in Kalispell for its annual session in the courthouse. Officers elected include W. H. Riecher as president and J. A. Fossum as secretary. The afternoon covered cooperation with the state experimental station for better crops. About seven new members were elected. The night program featured Prof Coolley on moths and insects affecting fruit trees with stereopticon illustrations. The session ends tomorrow.
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Standard
Kalispell
Flathead Horticultural Society
Farmers’ Institute
W. H. Riecher
George Stannard
Richard Greigh
Milton Small
J. A. Fossum
W. T. Winston
Fred Whiteside
J.C. Wood
C. Esty
CC. Oo. Ingalls
R. A. Shaw
Coolley
Whitney Sells Horses at Newmarket Sale Breakup Begun
Whitneys racing establishment at Heathhouse begins division with ten horses sold at Newmarket. Mount Vernon filly fetched 4200 pounds as Watershed, Cambridgeshire Stakes winner, realized 2600 pounds after Haggin, the Californian, sold a batch of yearlings.
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William ©. Whitney
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Mr. Whitney
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Watershed
Whitney
Haggin
Miles Recommends Troop Send to the Philippines
General Miles advised sending the 11th Cavalry and 28th Infantry to the Philippines to relieve troops. They would replace the 4th 17th 20th and 22d Infantry, having long been in the islands and to return when transports are ready.
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Miles
Philippines
Islands
Tragedy in San Pedro as man shoots woman then kills self
In San Pedro California on October 41 Alexander a white man shot Lottie McKnight a negre ss and then killed himself in a saloon. The McKnight woman may live. He was the third white man to die over infatuation with the noted negress who has attracted attention for years.
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Alexander Alexander
Lottie McKnight
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Alexander
Porto Ricans Visit St Louis Delegations Entertained
Delegations of Porto Rico merchants visiting major U.S. commercial hubs arrived in St Louis today and were hosted by local citizen committees in official hospitality events.
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Porto Rico
United States
Bank of England Boosts Discount Rate to Four Percent
London reports the Bank of England raised its rate of discount from 3 to 4 percent today. The move tightens credit amid financial concerns for borrowers and lenders alike.
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Bank of England
Duke and Duchess Reach England After Stormy Voyage
The Ophir with the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York reached Yarmouth after a tempestuous voyage. Iceberg warnings and a gale forced the royal party to alter plans and forego a Portland stop as crowds awaited along the channel.
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England to Send More Troops to Africa Front
Aldershot Oct 31 It is understood the cabinet has agreed to rush all available infantry to the front in South Africa between now and Christmas. The cavalry brigade will depart mid November leaving one regiment, the 81st Lancers, in Britain. Prince Arthur of Connaught, a second lieutenant in the 70th Queen's Own Hussars, sails with his regiment to South Africa.
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South Africa
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Prince Arthur of
Moorish government pays Spain for abducted children
The Moorish government transfers 30,000 to Spain for the parents of a Spanish boy and girl seized by Kabyle tribesmen last May at Arsilla on the Atlantic coast of Morocco and also provides a 1,500 indemnity.
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Spain
Arsilla
Morocco
Doctor Kellogg Welcomes Lawsuits As Advertisement Says Witness
In Helena on October 31 Dr. E B Kellogg on trial for second degree murder welcomes lawsuits as adverting strategies. A witness recounted a prior conversation where Kellogg claimed such proceedings helped his practice and that more prominent the woman involved, the larger the advertisement.
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Standard
Helena
E. 8. Kellogg
B.C. Brooke
Lewis and Clarke County
Kellogg
New York
Emma Rogers
Doctor’s Plea to Flee State Recalls Floral Rogers Trial
A girl detailing damaging testimony described a doctor visiting her home before last February and pleading with Laura and her to leave the state to prevent Laura from testifying. He allegedly knelt, offered expenses, and called Laura a rattlesnake. Mrs. Rogers and three other witnesses supported the tale.
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Rogers
Race Day Results Across St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati Tracks
At St Louis fair grounds on Oct 31 the races show Byron of Roscoe winning the first with 1:07%. Peaceful, six furlongs, 1:14. Ed L. six furlongs 1:4. South Breeze mile and a sixteenth 1:48. Felix Bard mile 1:43. Kiss Me mile and a quarter 2:10. Lakeside in Chicago reports Marcos first 1:15. Harry Heren deen 1:14. Om durman 1:0%. Hermencia 1:40 3.5. Guy H. 1:47 4-5. Mary Moore 1:48 2-5. Latonia Cincinnati results list Albert Lee 1:29. Balm of Gilead 1:08. Aledi 1:4. Leroy 1:13. Martha D. 1:10th. Ecome 1:28%.
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Latonia
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Balm of Gilead
Harry Dew
Hermes
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Anna Bain
Martha D
Lauretta Bark
Lathrop
I:loth
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Maple
Sadducee Scores at Aqueduct in Six Furlongs
At Aqueduct New York October 31 results include Sadducee winning the first race a six furlongs selling event with Alpaca second and Federalist third in 1 14 2 5. Sweet Tooth won the second race a mile and 7 yards selling with Lamp o Lee second and Animosity third in 1 46 5 5. Josephia captured the Babylon handicap in five and a half furlongs with Bon Mot second and Mabel Dans erfield third in 1 08. Ethics won the Edgemoor handicap mile and 70 yards with Sombre second and Roxane third in 1 46 3 5. Tenagra took seven furlongs with Pearl Finder second and Arrah Gowan third in 1 28 4 5. Mollie Peton won the final selling with Carl Kahler second and Jim Mc Gibben third in 1 47.
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Ethics
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Roxane
Tenagra
Pearl Finder
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Mollie Peton
Carl Kahler
Jim McGibben
Merthyr colliers confirm action to keep coal prices up
At a mass meeting in Cardiff Merthyr Tydevel colliers affirmed their leaders action to halt work Friday and Saturday and threatened further stoppages to sustain coal prices and wages under the sliding scale. Employers threaten a general lockout.
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Wales
Merthyr-Tydevel
Treasurers Report Shows October Receipts and Disbursements
Helena data details October activity of the state treasury. Receipts totaled 11 910 91 dollars and disbursements 20 594 93. Cash in funds ends at 457 869 96 with the permanent school fund at 398 528 50.
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Joyce Not Guilty Jury Acquits Chicago Officer
A jury in Judge Ball's court found former Lieutenant Joyce of the detective bureau not guilty on conspiracy to defraud the state via an alleged padded expense account. The case ties into a police scandal under investigation involving Chief of Detectives Colleran and several officers.
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Loofbourow and Read Wedding in Salt Lake City
Frederick C. Loofbourow of Salt Lake county and Miss Maud H. Read of Helena were married by Rev. W. M. Jordan at the bride’s home on Eighth avenue. The groom serves as Salt Lake County attorney and the bride is Frank Read’s daughter, formerly of Cascade.
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Standard
Helena
Salt Lake
Maud H. Read
W. M. Jordan
First Christian Church
Eighth Avenue
Salt Lake County
Frank Read
Cascade
Cummins Resumes Campaign Tour After Illness
Des Moines Iowa October 31 A R B Cummins republican candidate for governor who had been ill for several days resumed his tour of the state’s principal towns today demonstrating his recovery and continuing his campaign efforts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A. RB. Cummins
Lipton Receives Warm Welcome on London Return
Sir Thomas Lipton arrived in London from the United States to a hearty reception. He expressed regret over Shamrock II losing the cup but praised the victor as a superior craft. Lipton, greeted by locals at Southgate Osige, joked the cup stuck in the jerk but vowed to lift it in the future.
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United States
Thomas Lipton
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Atlantic
Sir Thomas Lipton
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