Bryan calls for extra session to pass labor arbitration plan
W J Bryan urged President Roosevelt to convene an extra session of Congress after miners' strike talks failed. He proposed five measures including a national board of arbitration for interstate labor disputes, abolition of government by injunction, and tariff removal on coal, with railroads barred from coal mine operation except for fuel.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Congress
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
National Board of Arbitration
Pioneer's Fence Case Ends with Land Reversion
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a lower ruling returning 54 335 acres of public lands in Northern California and Southern Oregon to the government. Jesse D Carr had fenced in vast grazing areas by extending long strips into dense squares, sparking decades of clashes and illegal possession. The fence was torn down by Oregon marshal after appeals, with final affirmation by the appeals court today.
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San Francisco
Oct
Jesse D. Carr
California
Oregon
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court of Oregon
Ws Carr
Carr
United States
Cleveland
Lands Department
Carrs
Washington
Bellinger
Circuit Court of
Circuit Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Jailed for Beating Wife and Striking Sentence
Elmgren was jailed again for beating his wife with a ball bat after drunkenness. He received days at hard labor, following a prior police judge sentence cut short by his plea and his wife's tearful appeal. Governor Odell ordered guards to protect Hudson Valley Railway property amid a strike with six Albany and Plattsburg units. Adjutant General Henry prepared extra troops if needed.
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Standard
Billings
Det
O. KE. Elmgren
Albany
N. Y
Odell
Plattsburg
Hudson Valley Railway Company
Henry
National Guard
Lloyd
Coke pullers strike at Montana Coal & Coke plant
Word from Horr reports Montana Coal and Coke pullers went on strike after the discharge of an employee, with workers down from Horr describing the move as a stand for labor rights.
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Horr
Standard
Livingston
Montana Coal & Coke Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York prominence
Frugality thrift and ability mark the American economy. The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York typifies U S growth in manufactur ing and commerce. It has paid policy-holders more than any other company and its assets exceed those of any other company. Assets, over Write for Where Shall I Insure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Abbe Refuses Orders Sparking Brief Coke Strike
About 50 workers walked out after Abbe refused to obey foreman orders and demanded reinstatement. The Harr and Aldridge unions did not assist the strikers, and workers returned the next day, ending the short strike.
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Abbe
Albe
Harr
Aldridge
Veterans mark grand encampment with flags and music
Five thousand veterans and friends filled convention hall for the 36th Grand Army encampment. Commander-in-Chief Torrance spoke of unity and duty while Gen. Jacob H. Smith received a standout reception. Possible next sites include Atlantic City Saratoga Springs Los Angeles San Francisco and Pittsburgh. Candidates named: Gen John S Black John McElroy Gen Daniel Sickles and Thomas J Stewart.
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Washington
Convention Hall
Grand Army
United States Marine Band
Torrance
Jacob H. Smith
United States
Atlantic
Saratoga Springs
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Chamber of Commerce
John S. Black
Chicago
John McElroy
Daniel KE. Sickles
New York
Thomas J. Stewart
Norristown
White Woman Follows Chinaman to Billings
Kate Brown, claiming to be daughter of the Sturgis sheriff, was arrested with a Chinese man in Billings after he beat her at a Minnesota avenue rooming house. She says she followed him from Sturgis and four terms as sheriff are cited. the man was fined $25 in police court.
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The
Standard
Billings
Kate Brown
Sturgis
Minnesota Avenue
Boer generals arrive in Brussels amid vast crowd
In Brussels on October 6, Boer leaders Botha Dewet and Delarey were welcomed by a large audience. Dewet stated they came not for European aid to restore independence but to seek support to mend war damage and remain faithful to a new country if peace terms are honored.
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Brussels
Botha
Dewet
Delarey
Europe
Nominations Not Filed In Matter Of Silver Bow Nominations
Helena October 6 The attorney general has given a brief opinion that six certificates of judicial nomination from Silver Bow county are in compliance with the law and should be filed, but Secretary Hays will not file them tonight and will investigate further. The certificates claim district judge nominations for the second district by four parties, with disputes over form and party affiliation, particularly the Heinze faction. The case centers on whether these nominations require filing and whether the forms meet statutory requirements.
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Standard
Helena
Silver Bow County
George M. Kayes
Secretary of State
Hays
Attorney General
Silver Bow
People's
Anti-Trust
Democratic
John B. McClernan
Second Judicial District
J. 8
Shropshire
Bernard Noon
McClernan
Heinze
Bozeman
Democratic Party
Richmond to Open Register Office in Livingston
Roll Richmond registry agent to open in Livingston on the 18th through the 25th from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. inclusive. Books close after the 25th and reopen on the 26th for that day only. All voters must register this year to be eligible to vote.
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Standard
Livingston
Richmond
Democratic Nominees Chosen in Kings County District Conventions
Democratic congressional conventions were held in six districts of Kings County. Nominations: Second district George H. Lindsay Third district Dr Hugh Rogers Fourth district Dr Francis E Wilson Fifth district Edward M Bassett Sixth district Robert Baker Seventh district John J Fitzgerald.
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New York
Kings County
George H. Lindsay
Hugh Rogers
Francis E. Wilson
Edward M. Bassett
Robert Baker
John J. Fitzgerald
Ex NP Express Agent Dillon to Move to Spokane
Livingston reports W C Dillon to be discharged as Northern Pacific agent this week and move with his family to Spokane. He will go on the road as a messenger and operate between Spokane and Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Livingston
W. C. Dillon
Northern Pacific Express
Spokane
Forsyth
Hellinger and Monroe file placer claims on Trail Creek
Henry Hellinger and T. Monroe of Bozeman filed three placer locations on fire clay deposits along Trail creek in Park county. If validated, this would add a notable resource to the county.
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Livingston
Henry Hellinger
T. Monroe
Bozeman
Trail Creek
Park County
Miss Montana Hathhorn Becomes Great Falls Public School Teacher
Miss Hathhorn of this city has accepted a teaching post in the Great Falls public schools and will depart for that location within a few days.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Montana
Greatalls
Walkerville Adopts Poolroom and Bookmaking Ordinance
The Walkerville council rapidly passes ordinance 72 licensing pool selling and bookmaking for horse races with $300 quarterly fees and fines up to $900 per offense. Minor restrictions prohibit minors in poolrooms. The measure moves through reading, and Edward Sachs hopes to move operations from the race track to the hill city.
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Walkerville
Butte
Edward Sachs
Lutte
Thomas
Judiciary Committee
John Hamilton
Ed Fleming
T. C. Elliott
Elliott
Annear
Hendra
EH. H. Golden
M. (. Duffy
John Marsland
Toboggan
East Daly
Butte & Boston Company
Anaconda Tax Rolls Ready as Valuation Rises
County Clerk and Recorder Philip Keenan has completed the tax rolls showing $189,658.02 to be collected this year, up from $157,408.20 last year. The increase of $32,249.73 reflects a higher assessable property value by about $1.5 million and a millage rate 0.2 below last year. The county aims to reduce indebtedness in the coming years as funds are allocated across general, road, school, sewer, and other taxes in Deer Lodge County.
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Philip Keenan
Board of County Commissioners
Greenan
Deer Lodge
Secsasck Pac
Amendment Would Radically Change County Board Elections
State official Hays certified the proposed amendment to section 4 of house bill No. 55 for voter decision this election. The plan splits county commissioner terms into two four and six year slots plus a two year term to stagger board turnover. If approved, one new member would enter office in each cycle, preventing a wholly new board at once.
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Greenan
Hays
Notable Visitors Touch Down in City Yesterday
County Clerk and Recorder Greenjan returned from Pipestone Springs. Lee Cohn, a leading Butte salesman, visited the city yesterday. Conrad W Kohrs, the Republican nominee for state senator from Powell County, was in town yesterday. John A Monger of Duluth representing the Mederine Remedy company spent a few hours in the city yesterday.
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Greenjan
Pipestone Springs
Lee Cohn
Butte
Conrad Wkohrs
Powell County
John A. Monger
Duluth
Mederine Remedy Company
Larceny Charge Dismissed In Great Falls Case
Frank Harsall and cowboy companion Herman Roskie appeared in Judge Safford's court charged with grand larceny. The accuser Charles Boneti testified that Harsall had cut into Boneti's pocket at Stockholm and taken two dimes and a 25 cent watch charm. Boneti provided the hole where the items were kept. a witness said he saw the pocket opened while Boneti was drunk. Harsall was discharged after being held for examination. Roskie remained as a witness.
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Standard
Great Falls
Frank Harsall
Safford
Herman Roskie
Harsall
Charles Bonetl
Stockholm
Boneti
Roskie
Harsail
Registry Agent's Notice for Deer Lodge Districts 6 and 7
Registry Agent Thomas Devine of Deer Lodge County Montana issues a formal notice in Election Districts 6 and 7. The document announces official electoral procedures and referenced authority for voter registration and district administration.
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Thomas Devine
Deer Lodge County
State of
Montana
Registry Agent Opens Voter Registration in Deer Lodge
Henry S Neal registry agent for election district No 3 in Deer Lodge Montana announces registration days from October 13 to October 25 1902 at 218 East Commercial Avenue Anaconda with daily hours 9 am to 9 pm. A special session is set for October 27 1902 for registering voters unable to register due to sickness disability or absence.
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Deer Lodge
Montana
Hugh Farly
Washoe Smelter
Carroll
Deer Lodge County
State of
I. Thos, Boland
State of Montana
Pine Street
Anaconda
Thomas Boland
I. Hugh Early
Donahue Block
East Park Avenue
I. Thomas Devine
Birch Street
I. Henry S. Neal
Commercial Avenue
A. D
Henry S. Neal
I. Henry Redmond
West Park Avenue
Henry Redmond
Registration books open in Deer Lodge districts 4 and 5
Henry Hynes registry agent announces registration for voters in Deer Lodge Montana. Books open October 1 to October 25 1902 at City Hall with specific daily hours. A special registration on October 27 1902 for voters sick or absent in prior two weeks.
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Chinaman
Celestial
Daugh
South
Dakota
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Ulburg P Soap
Charterhouse Sq
London
Rue de la Paix
Paris
Devouxon Chem. Corp. Sole
Boston
U. 8
Butte News
Wasa Ervilee Aldermen Votce
Anaconda News
omMe
MR. Greenan
Ison
County General Poor
Bend, Bridge and General
Coles
Deer Lodge Courts
Sisy
Oliver Twist
Sir John Hampton
Sir John Tampton
Denver, Colo
Beal
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Shaye
Resistry
Henry Hynes
City Hall
Navy
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