Lawyers Argue Appeal In Boston Montana Ore Case
Special Dispatch from Helena Oct 5. The supreme court heard the main issue in the appeal by Boston & Montana Mining Co against Montana Ore Purchasing Co and others. Arguments centered on ownership of ores. injunctions. bond set at 1,250,000. Heinze attended.
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Standard
Helena
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Boston & Montana Mining Company
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Johnstown Mining Company
Chili Mining Company
John F. Forbis
Boston & Montana Company
J. J. MecHatton
Charles St. Leonard
Butte
Ek. W. Toole
McHatton
E. W. Toole
Mr. Leonard
Montana Ore
Ae A
District Court of
Silver Bow County
District Court
Heinze
Boston & Montana
Appeal for W A Clark & Bro against Grand Opera House
W A Clark and J Ross Clark pursued recovery on a judgment against the Butte Opera House company. The appeal was argued to challenge the Grand Opera House company involved in the dispute.
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W. A. Clark & Bro
Grand Opera House Company
W. A. Clark
J. Ross
Mesmerists Laura and Theodore Horos Face Defraud Charge
London police say Laura Horos, former wife of General Diss de Barr, and her husband Theodore Horos are believed mesmerists using fortune telling to swindle women. They face charges of conspiracy to defraud with additional counts including assault and active assistance. The magistrate will spend three days on the voluminous evidence.
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London
Kane
Theodore
Laura Horos
Associated Press
Diss de Barr
Jackson
England
Efforts to Save Miss Stone From Kidnappers Begin
Washington reports President Roosevelt pressing to free Miss Stone the missionary held by Turkish bandits. Key figures from the American Board of Missions arrived to press state department action and seek release aided by a $19,000 fundraising total from Boston and supporters.
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Washington
Department of State
Miss Stone
Turkey
Samuel H. Capen
American Board of Missions
Judson Smith
Boston
State Department
Atlee
Pennfield
White House
Roosevelt
Sofia
Bulgaria
Miss Helen Morton Weds Count Bosson de Perigord in Chelsea
London reports the wedding of Miss Helen Morton daughter of Levi P. Morton former U S vice president to Count Bosson de Perigord son of the Duke of Talley rand-Perigord at St Marys Catholic church Chelsea. Attending dignitaries included United States ambassador Joseph H Choate and Lord Pauncefot e British ambassador. Guests when arriving were seated near the altar and exchanges of greetings occurred in the aisle.
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London
Helen Morton
Levi P. Morton
United States
Count Bosson de Perigord
Duke of Talleyrand-Perigord
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Chelsea
Joseph H. Choate
Duchess of Talleyrand-Pergord
Plan to race Shamrock against Columbia sparks sport debate
The Shamrock ITI., towed to Erie basin, may be dismantled after a voyage from Sandy Hook. Sir Thomas Lipton signals willingness to race Shamrock against Columbia if in sport's interest, while officials caution about hard feelings and preposterousness.
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New York
Shamrock Iti
Joseph Lawrence
Sandy Hook Bay
Erie Basin
Porto Rico
Thomas Lipton
Jameson
Mr. Watson
Sir Thomas
Oddie
New York Yacht Club
Commodore Kane
Waldorf-Astoria
Chicago
Reid Mackay
The
Erin
Columbia
Constitution
Barely Escapes Lynching in Pendleton Amid McKinley Rant
In Pendleton Oregon on October 5 a blacksmith named McWilliams of Alba barely escaped a lynching mob after he attacked the late President McKinley with vile language. The mob seized a rope and pursued him toward Pendleton as he fled. He reached Pendleton this morning after an all night chase.
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Pendleton
Ore
McWilliams
Alba
Pilot Rock
McKinley
Electric cars collide in fog injuring nine in Huntington
In Huntington West Virginia on October 5 two Camden Interstate electric cars collided in heavy fog. One man was fatally injured Leander Gilkerson motorman. Others injured include Charles Wade Will Jordan William Ellis Miss Rose Williams M N Vanhorne Irving James Nash and J G Roland all of Huntington and connected towns.
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Huntington
W. Va
Camden Interstate Railroad
Leander Gilkerson
Charles Wade
Will Jordan
Guyandotte
William E. Fllis
Proctorville
Ohio
County approves bids to refund $45,000 bonds
The Yellowstone County board of commissioners met on Thursday to consider refunding bonds issued in 1891. Bids were opened for the $45,000 refunding issue, with The Thomas Cruse Savings Bank bidding $45,000 par for 10-20 year refunding bonds at 4 percent, including par value and accrued interest.
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Yellowstore
Billings
Board of County Commissioners
Thomas Cruse Savings Bank
Bond delivery contract awarded for Billings bonds
The contract to furnish blank bonds free of charge was awarded to the Thomas Cruse Savings Bank. Bonds sold for par and accrued interest with commissions of 650 dollars for Thompson, Tenney & Crawford Co and 1 percent for S. A. Kean, plus 45,000 dollars with N. W. Harris & Co. for Chicago delivery. Delivery of bonds to Billings occurred November 1, 1901, using the bank’s bond form approved.
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Thompson, Tenney & Crawford Co
S. A. Kean
N. W. Harris & Co
Chicago
Thomas Cruse Savings Bank
Two Plead Guilty in Great Falls Gambling Case
Great Falls men M Phil lips Dulen and James Jewell pleaded guilty after arrest on gambling charges. They were fined 100 dollars each for allowing gambling in their establishments. Other defendants Phillips Johnson and Kirwin were dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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Great Falls
M. Phillips
Dennis Dulen
James Matthews
James Jewell
Robert Johnson
Thomas Kirwin
Dulen
Jewell
J. G. Downing
Gormley
Phillips
Johnson
Kirwin
Freight Wreck on Reading Road Kills Four Near Hummelstown
Four men died in a Reading railroad freight wreck on the Lebanon Valley division near Hummelstown Pennsylvania. The victims were engineer Thomas Dolan fireman William H McComellay brakeman Patrisk Connell ay and brakeman Charles E May all of Philadelphia. A drawing switch was left open and the train at about 25 miles per hour plunged into an embankment.
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Reading
Lebanon Valley Division
Hummelstown
Thomas Dolan
William H. M'Comelay
Patrisk Connelly
Charles E. May
Philadelphia
Fire destroys county official's home in Fort Benton
Fort Benton October 5 Fire consumed the residence of County Commissioner George F. Lewis late last night with an estimated loss of 2500 dollars. Fire officials believe embers from a rathole ash dumped almost a week earlier sparked the blaze. Most furniture was saved despite the intense flames. There was no insurance.
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The
Standard
Fort Benton
George F. Lewis
Quirinal Tunnel Construction Threatens Palace Structure
A Rome dispatch reports the new tunnel beneath the Quirinal has weakened foundations. Walls have sunk and cracked, and the emperor's chamber is heavily damaged, creating danger to the palace.
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Rome
London
Quirinal
Murder at Boise claims Davis Levy in suspected money crime
Davis Levy, a prominent Boise resident, was found murdered in his room. A rope tight around his neck, tied hands and feet, and a gag suggest a killing for money as Levy was believed to keep large sums at hand. No clue to the murderer.
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Boise
Idaho
Davis Levy
Means
Levy
Grain Firm Adams & Co Assigns to Vandusen and Smith
J. Q. Adams & Co a major grain receiver and exporter signs an assignment to Fred V. Vandusen and F. P. Smith. Liabilities and assets not disclosed. The group controls 70 country elevators. The Adams capital is $250,000 and St Paul Kansas City Grain is $150,000.
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Minneapolis
J. Q. Adams & Co
West
Fred V. Vandusen
F. P. Smith
J. Q. Adams Company Proper i
St. Paul & Kansas City Grain Company
College football results from yesterday across multiple campuses
Score summaries show Ithaca-Cornell 6 Bucknell 0. West Point 20 Franklin Marshall 0. Harvard 16 Bates 6. Yale 29 Tufts 5. Kentucky 33 Central 0. Columbia 5 Williams 0. Penn State Bellefonte 23 State College of Bellefonte 6. Wisconsin Madison 63 Hyde Park 0. Lincoln Nebraska 29 Doane Crete 0. Carlisle Indians 11 Dickinson 5. Lafayette 42 Susquehanna 5. Kansas 36 Kansas Normal 10. Princeton 47 Haverford 0. Stanford 0 Reliance 0.
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Cornell
Bucknell
West Point
Franklin-Marshall
Cambridge
Harvard
Bates College
New Haven
Yale
Tufts
Lexington—Kentucky University
Central University
New York
Columbia
Williames
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
State College of Belle Fonte
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Chicago
Madicor -Universit of Wisconsin
Hyde Park
Lincoln University of Nebraska
Doane College of Crete
Carlisle
Indians
Dickinson College
Easton
Lafayette
Susquehanna
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas University
Kansas State Normal
Princeton
N. J
Haverford
San Francisco
Stanford
Reliance
National League Scores From Brooklyn Chicago and Philadelphia
National League action reports Brooklyn defeating New York in one game with strong pitching and late runs. Chicago beat Pittsburgh with solid hitting as Mathewson, Wall, and Warner worked for the winners. Philadelphia posted a 7 to 3 victory behind Willis and Moran as Nesbeyond and McFarland handled the batteries and umpires.
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Brooklyn
New York
Mirer
Nccce
Mathewson
Wall
Warner
Wright and Farrell
Daly
What Nobles Will Wear at Edward Coronation
London reports the earl marshal issued medieval style dress rules for the 1902 coronation. Robe lengths and ermin e decorations denote rank from baron to duke, with crimson velvet gowns and silver gilt coronets. Peeresses receive matching gradations and trains, while remarried widows lose invitation.
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London
Edward
United Kingdom
Plan New Smelter for Great Falls
Senator W A Clark C W Clark and J B Roote visited Great Falls to explore locating a refinery or smelter near Rainbow Falls run by water power. Clark denied private business motives while Gibson called visit for pleasure. A state fundraising plan for Montana’s St Louis exposition was proposed with Clark pledging up to 20 000 or 12 500 for larger gifts, to be discussed by the Business Men's association.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
W. A. Clark
C. W. Clark
J. B. Roote
Butte
Gibson
Rainbow Falls
Ark
Clark
Charles W. Clark
Park Hotel
Montana
St. Louis
Business Men's Association
Wreck on the Line Split by Suspected Tampering
Reported wreck after a train derailed following a shouted warning. Engineer Hussey died. conductor and Shubert survived with minor injuries. Passengers unharmed. Investigators suspect track tampering as the cause and pledged full inquiry. Shubert, a Great Falls resident, recalls being abruptly jolted and later pulled from the debris.
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Hussey
Shubert
Great Falls
Attempt to wreck the through train near Helena
An effort to derail the Great Northern train due at 11 55 pm near Helena was foiled when a fishplate was removed from the track near the cracker factory. A passer by spotted the gap and alerted officials before the train arrived. Reluctant railroad men offered few details, linking the incident to a Craig wreck previously caused by a removed fishplate.
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Standard
Helena
Great Northern
Craig
Injunction Appeal On St Louis World Fair In Forest Park
The injunction case to stop the world’s fair in Forest park goes to the Missouri supreme court after Judge Douglass granted an appeal from Judge Zachritz’s July denial. The appeal won’t halt fair preparations and no restraining order can be issued until the supreme court rules.
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St. Louis
Forest Park
Missouri Supreme Court
Douglass
Zachritz
Supreme Court
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