Democracy Leader Attacks Heinze Courts In Anaconda Rally
A Montana political speaker criticizes Heinze for lawsuits against Boston and Montana and Parrot mines, accusing biased judges and receivers. He cites receivership battles, stock interests, and court actions as proof of persecution and urges votes for Democratic candidates Jere Leslie and John M. Evans.
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Montana
Jere Leslie
Cascade County
John M. Evans
Missoula
Hall of Congress
Congress
Billy Walsh
Man Sues Over Railway Accident Injuries
A. C. Hoye filed suit in U S district court alleging a Montana Central railway accident a year ago caused him to fall from a moving freight car when a hand iron failed. He suffered back injuries after landing on a coal car on an adjacent track seeking damages.
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Great Northern Railway
Montana Central
Hoye
The
Standard
Helena
Montana Central Railway
United States District Court
A. C. Hoye
Coal field commission tours mines and towns near Scranton
The commission inspected Prospects colliery in North Wilkesbarre and toured mining towns including Taylor Dunmore and Taroop. They observed car loading irregularities and noted six inch topping rule violations. Hearings may begin in nearly a week as letters invite 67 operators to testify.
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Taylor, Dunmore
Taroop
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Prospect
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
North Wilkesbarre
Plymouth
Bishop Spaulding
Bishop Poban
Schuylk.ll
Gray
Wright
Aged Montana Pioneer Dr H P Clark Dies at White Sulphur
Dr H P Clark a pioneer cattleman of Montana dies at White Sulphur Springs at an advanced age after a year of illness. Born 1823 in New York he sought gold then medicine before building wealth in cattle with his wife Anna Adams. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 o'clock with no close relatives.
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White Sulphur Springs
H. P. Clark
Montana
Anna Adams
New York
Plains
Martinsdale
White Gulch
Clark
Quesada Discusses Reciprocity Talks and Naval Station
Senor Quesada Cuban minister to the United States says the reciprocity treaty is strictly commercial and not linked to Platt amendments, noting Cuba will study Hay draft and return with modifications for mutual interest. He cites growing U S investment and quarrels over coaling stations at Havana and Cienfuegos.
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Washington
Senor Quesada
United States
Cuba
Hay
Island
Custom House
Blaine
Mr. Quesada
Havana
Cuban
Minister Squiers
Quesada
McKinley
Palma
Canton
Bradford
Bureau of Equipment
Guantanamo
Damaged Wardrobe Drowns in Water on Montana Rail Trip
F. L. Kinney, Montana Milwaukee railroad agent, loses much of his wardrobe when his grip is placed on a water barrel in a caboose. A curious boy fished it from the barrel as Kinney roared in frustration. Kinney plans damages suit against the Northern Pacific.
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Standard
Billings
F. L. Kinney
Helena
Montana
Milwaukee Railroad
Greyclife
P'lling
Mr. Kinney
Kinney
Pacific
Coast to Coast Limited Sets New Record Travel Time
The limited leaves Los Angeles at 2 30 p m and arrives Chicago at 10 30 a m two days later. It connects with %-hour trains on the Lake Shore and Pennsylvania lines. Total coast to coast time is 88 hours with a two hour layover in Chicago, a new distance record.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Lake Shore
Pennsylvania
His Wife Never Came Back Divorce Suit
Karl E Leischke files for divorce from Clara FE Leischke alleging abandonment. Married Lynden Kansas Aug 6 1882. May 1896 she left for Dresden Germany and never returned despite appeals and offers to reunite. Leischke says he traveled to Germany in 191 to seek her return but she refused.
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Karl E. Leischke
Clara FE. Leischke
Lynden
Kan
Drsden
Geremany
Germany
General Miles Arrives in Manila En Route Tour
Lieutenant General Miles arrived by the Thomas from San Francisco and was greeted with a salute at Fort Santiago. Governor Taft and the civil commission welcomed him at the palace where he accepted an invitation to reside. He will review the Manila garrison and visit Dagupan before returning Sunday.
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Manila
Mes
Thomas
San Francisco
Fort Santiago
Davis
Miles
Mania
Taft
Civil Commission
Genera Miles
Dagupan
Charlies L. Davis
Fifth Infantry
Archipelago
Honors and Promotions for South African Service Gazette
London announces a long list of honors. Lord Methuen becomes a Knight Grand Cross of the Bath. Major General Kitchener is made Companion of the Bath. Major General French and Tan Hamilton rise to lieutenant general. Colonels Kekewich and Plumer promoted to major general. Brigadier General Brabant named honorary major general. Lieutenant Colonel Fiset and Captain McElwain of the Canadian corps receive the Distinguished Service Order.
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London
Lord Methuen
Grand Cross of the Bath
Kitchener
Companion of the Bath
French
Tan Hamilton
Kekewich
Plumer
Brabant
Fiset
McElwain
Fire Alarm System Test Invites Public Witnesses
Fire Chief Bond received several boxes of Gamewet fire alarm system apparatus for inspection over the next days. A practical test is planned for tomorrow evening with public invitation to witness the demonstration.
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Bond
Dow Newman and Mary Wilhite Wed in Kansas City
Reports from Kansas City state Dow Newman and Miss Mary Wilhite, well known locally, were married there yesterday. They will arrive in Billings tomorrow.
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The
Standard
Billings
Kansas City
Dow Newman
Mary Wilhite
Four Typhoid Cases Hit Marsh Family Near Billings
Billings reports four typhoid infections in the Jesse Marsh household ten miles west of the city. Mr Marsh Mrs Marsh and two sons are afflicted and others in the area may be at risk as health officials monitor the situation.
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The
Standard
Billings
Jesse Marsh
Marsh
Good Reports From Bridges Mines Open Up Again
Reports from Bridges say the mines, idle for weeks, are now in full blast with a daily output of 2 tons. Local managers are ordered to open slope No 2, and 15 to 20 additional miners will be employed. About 1% men are at work as coal finds a ready market and ven is developed.
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Secial
Standard
Billings
More Homeseekers Arrive From Mid West to Montana
Helena Oct 31 The Great Northern brings a trainload of Middle West farmers into Montana. Four tourist coaches carried passengers who mostly left at the state line and plan to buy lands and settle. Men sold eastern holdings to fund new farms with their families accompanying them to stay.
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Standard
Helena
Middle West
Montana
Great Northern
State
State Line
Firefighters Save Millinery Store Fire in Billings
The Billings fire department was summoned twice to Mrs. Driscoll's millinery store where the owner, packing to move stock to Livingston, tried to burn trash in a stove. A overheated stove started the blaze. prompt fire crew prevented major damage to the central business block building owned by W. B. Tneyk with about $25 damage.
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Standard
Billings
W. B. Teneyck
Schwab Arrives in Genoa Enjoys Good Spirits
Charles M. Schwab reaches Genoa and expresses satisfaction with the climate. He has not yet boarded the Margarita yacht.
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Genoa
Charles M. Schwab
Margarita
Billings Man Hans Hogan Dies at 88
Hans Hogan an old Yellowstone county resident died at his son Ben Hogan’s home four miles west of Billings. A native of Norway he was 88 years old. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow conducted by Rev. W D Clark.
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The
Standard
Billings
Hans Hogan
Yellowstone County
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Norway
W. D. Clark
Coast to Coast in SS Hours Inauguration Speeds Rail Route
Chicago October 31 report states the Golden State oration will inaugurate a coast to coast service between Los Angeles and Chicago via Southern Pacific and Rock Island lines. The new schedule claims a reduced travel time to 83 hours.
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Chicago
Goden
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
Armor Plate Tests at Indianhead This Week
Washington reports two armor plate tests this week at Indianhead. The first used six inch projectiles on triangular six inch Krupp plate intended for the cruisers Colorado Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia. Three shots were fired.
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Washington
Indianhead
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Armor Tests Report On Naval Gun Penetration
Reports describe two tests of heavy naval armor. A 14 inch Krupp plate for side armor on the battleship Nebraska with a 10 inch gun achieved three inches of penetration while a 1 inch plate yielded two inches. The greatest striking velocity reached 1419 feet per second and both tests are said to be successful.
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Nebraska
Moran
Seattle
Mining Partners Disagree In Lewis and Clarke Property Suit
Helena Oct. 31 The Silver Camp Mining company and Gottenried Krueger of Newark N J sue Ferdinand Dickart in district court to compel transfer of deeds to the Lewis and Clarke mining property. Krueger says he funded 5 000 dollars under a compromise creating a new corporation Silver Camp Mining company with 51 percent stock for Krueger and 49 percent for Dickart. They allege Dickart failed to deliver deeds despite Krueger's funding.
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Mr. Heinze
Montana
Heinze
MacGinniss and Forrester
Boston & Montana Company
Silver Bow County
Clancys
Standard
Helena
Silver Camp Mining Company
Gottenried Krueger
Newark
N. J
District Court
Ferdinand Dickart
Lewis and Clarke
Dickart
Krueger
Kruger
C Corporation
Silver Camp Mining Come Pany
Weather predicts hard winter for Montana stock men
Fort Benton notes an exceptional fall with no storms or large seas and forecasts a harsh snowy winter ahead. Old timers recall that stormy falls have preceded milder winters, but with good ranges and abundant hay, ranchers expect resilience despite the coming cold and snow.
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Fort Benton
Montana
Agricultural College Football Schedule Released
Bozeman October 21 The football schedule for the agricultural college lists games against Broadway Athletic Club at Butte on November 5 and a return at Broadway on November 8. A match with the School of Mines at Butte is set for November 22, and on Thanksgiving day the college meets the University of Montana in Missoula.
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Speqig
Standard
Bozeman
The
Agricultural College
College
Broad Way Athletic Club
Butte
Se College
Broadway Athletic Club
School of Mines At
University of Montana
Missoula
Billings Lots Sold in October Deal
H C Jolly sold to Caroline Wolfson two lots 12 and 14 in block 164 with improvements for 1300 dollars. The sale took place in Billings on October 31.
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Standard
Billings
H. C. Jolly
Caroline Wolfson
Going After the Birds President Starts Out on a Sweeping Trim
The article notes the president begins a sweeping trimming push aimed at reshaping the administration. It outlines scope and goals, including budget cuts and staff reorganizations, presenting the move as a broad overhaul of operations.
Roosevelt Heads to Manassas for Turkey and Quail Season
President Roosevelt leaves Washington with Secretary Root and Surgeon General Rixey for a gunning trip near Manassas Virginia to start the open season for wild turkeys and quail. The party will hunt at Representative Rixey’s farm before returning to Washington and Oyster Bay.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Root
Cortelyou
Rixey
Navy
Manassas
Virginia
Nicaragua
Secret Service
Oyster Bay
New York
Philadelphia
George Washington
Masonic Fraternity
Supreme Court Hears Northern Pacific Granite Land Grant Case
The Supreme Court began arguments in Northern Pacific Railway vs Soderberg regarding whether granite on grant land counts as mineral and thus exempts from the railroad land grant terms. The decision could affect lands within the Pacific grant and set a major test on mineral designation.
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Washington
Suprem Court of the
United States
Northern Pacific Railroa Company
J. A. Soderberg
State of Washington
Soderberg
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Anaconda
Clancy
Forrester & MacGinniss
Supreme Court
Hinds
Thomas R. Hinds
Silver Bow
F. Augustus Heinze
Thomas Hinds
Emnent
Missouri
MacGinniss
Boston & Montana
Macvinniss
Parrot Company
Anaconda Hill
Mactinens
Lamm
Suica
Anacondahl
St. Lawrence
Rob Roy Grant
Grant Extension
Copper Trust
Anaconda Hil
Glendive
Miles City
Silvertow County
P. A. O'Farrell
William Seallon
Gans
Klein
N. Main Street
Rose
New York State
MeKintey
Chumley
Siegel
Rcoat
Porter
Goss
Karl E
Leischke
Kansans City
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