Half Day of Argumen t Demurrers and Motions in U S Court
Judge Knowles presided over a Butte session with extended arguments on demurrers and motions. Samuel H. Almon was appointed bailiff. Several cases were set for calendar call or postponed, including James Grahm v United States and Miles Finlen v Devlin et al for reconsideration. A state liquor dealers convention is announced for Oct 4 with a ball at Renshaw hall. tickets $1.
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Samuel H. Almon
English
Brown
Gillette- Herzog Company
olusa-Parrot Company
Maser
Gillette-Herzog Company
M. Elward
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
J. O. Bender
G. M. Boursain
Partlett
Morse
Miles Finlen
John Devlin
Devlin and Johnson
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association of
Montana
Butte
Renshaw Hall
John Bloor
Tin Plate Workers Strike Talks Adjust Wages in NY
Conferences between officers of the American Tin Plate company and workers representatives yield agreement on wage scale. Some minor demands remain to be settled, with decisions deferred until district managers arrive in the city.
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New York
American Tin Plate Company
The
Tin Plate Company
Wage talks near end as union recognition looms
Conference resumes today and a final agreement is expected. George Powell of the International Tin Plate Workers Association says a wage settlement is reached and the company offers a small concession. The main dispute now is whether the union will be recognized, a point Powell avoids detailing.
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George Powell
International Tin Plate Workers, Protective Association of America
Wescott Angers As Cross-Examination Continues
New York hearing on transferring the Greene M. Gaynor case to Georgia federal court resumed with cross-examination of Robert F. Wescott. He defended his memory amid tense questioning, denied partnership with John Gaynor, and admitted receiving 100000 dollars from Captain Carter as he faced accusations of impropriety. An adjournment was taken until tomorrow.
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New York
Commissioner Shields
B. D. Greene
W. T. Gaynor
Georgia Federal Court
Robert F. Wescott
Carter
Captain Greene
Wescott
Greene
Reid
Flagg
Connans
The Church and China Debates Policy at Rock River Conference
Chicago reporters note a split in Rock River conference over U S policy toward China. Ministers clash on military protection of missionaries versus peaceful gospel spread. Bishop Kah Jagger M Theburn, long associated with Southern Asia, expected to lead discussions.
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Chicago
China
Rock River
Garfield Park Methodist Church
United States
General Missionary Conference
Rock River Conference
Kah Jagger M. Theburn
Souther Asia
Sermon Series Opens With Bishop Ninde In City
Lecture series under the board of examination on oriental problems will cover the political situation and pantheism influence on civilization. Bishop W. X. Ninde of Detroit arrives today to officiate a sacred service as the conference opens tomorrow with him leading.
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Board of Examination
W. X. Ninde
Detroit
Ninde
Harrison May Take Stump
Ex President Harrison plans limited campaign activity after rest from the Venezuelan dispute. He told the national committee not to press speeches early, may appear in New York after October visits, and could speak near campaign close with at least two addresses in New York City if possible. Senator Scott said Harrison would stay 10 or 11 days and speak likely within that period or send a letter favoring McKinley.
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New York
Harrison
National Campaign Committee
National Committee
General Harrison
Roosevelt
New York State
Scott
Senator Scott
McRkinley
Helena Population Drops in 1900 Census
Special Dispatch reports Helena's 1900 census shows 10 779 residents, down 2 728 from 1890, amid claims enumerators missed about 2 000 people including longtime residents. An appeal to Supervisor Richards prompted an inquiry but no recount was ordered.
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The
Standard
Helena
Washington
Richards
Wisconsin U Cancels Games After Lake Forest Player Dies
The Lake Forest university football player Lawrence Pierson died from injuries in a week old game. Six players including Carsten and Captain Howell are barred from playing as Wisconsin cancels the upcoming game and several others for the season. The action comes from the players' parents, not the faculty, and Wisconsin was notified today.
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Lake Forest
Ill
Lawrence Pierson
Lake Forest University
Carsten
Howell
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Wisonsin
Ich
Reservations Has No Faith in Higher Education as Civilizing Agent
Indian Commissioner William A. Jones argues to abolish the reservation system and replace it with subdivided small communities under practical farming leadership. He condemns lease allotments and rationing as pernicious and urges independence of the Indian office to accelerate self support and civilization. He cites the Sac and Fox of Iowa as a resistant tribe and notes a need for compulsory schooling for such groups.
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William A. Jones
Secretary of the Interior
Uncle Sam
Indian Office
Jones
United States
Atlantic
Mr. Jones
Uch
Iowa
Chicago
West
Tama County
Mississippi
Towa
Congress
Interior Department
General Land Office
Division of Indian Affairs
Harrison
Morgan
Indian Affairs
Head of Pearl Bryan headline found in Cedar lake
Experts to identify skull found in Cedar lake with scalp and teeth recovered. Sheriff Lawrence of Crown Point notes the head is female and likely from a city visitor, with a dental plate that matches Pearl Bryan’s case, prompting further inquiries and requests for full accounts.
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Chicago
Cedar Lake
Lawrence
Crown Point
Ind
Pearl Bryan
Covington
Miss Bryan
Negro Question A North Carolina Leader Replies at Butte Hotel
A prominent North Carolina political figure staying at a Butte hotel defends the new educational literacy requirement as a path to citizenship for African Americans and disputes a Southern disfranchisement claim. He says South Carolina did not disfranchise, and Tillman did not endorse the noted outrage. The visitor asserts Bryan’s victory is certain in upcoming elections.
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North Carolina
Butte
South
Minnesota
Bryan
Lincoln
South Carolina
Tillman
Kansas City
Richardson
Tennessee
Union
New York
Chicago
St Johns Guild Bazaar Opens Oct at the Auditorium
The ladies of St Johns Guild plan surprises for attendees at the bazar opening in October at the Auditorium to benefit the parish house.
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Ladies of
St. John’s Guild
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