Trial of Counterfeit Coin Case Proceeds in U S Court
In United States courtAlexander Mackel trustee for Bartlett creditors and Ras Rochester face a jury after days of testimony over a stock sale and alleged defrauding creditors. Separate petitions in bankruptcy were set for late October and a discharge decision loom for Joseph Thompson of Great Falls.
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Alexander Mackel
Ras Rochester
United States
Fred Bartlett
Rochester
Bartlett
Mackel
Everherd Herberken
William Beck
Joseph Thompson
Great Falls
John Webber
William Dougherty
Webber
Armina Terry Ball
John N. Kirk
E. J. Dierks
National Life Insurance Company
Jesse P. Baril
Great Northern Earnings Reported by Stockholders
At the annual meeting of Great Northern Railway stockholders the year results show gross earnings of 30 564 386 96 dollars with operating costs taxes and income totaling 13 887 679 96 dollars The Great Northern dividend statement lists gross earnings 20 881 051 48 dollars and total income 12 274 089 74 dollars after rents interest and dividends The remaining balance is 1 689 064 28 dollars and another meeting to elect directors will be held later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Great Northern Railway Company
Cire
Great Northern
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company
Worth Chicago Race Meeting Results
In Worth Chicago the program featured six races with Oliver Menon and Frank Ireland finishing top two in the opener. Kentucky Babe led the mile and a quarter event followed by Barila and Fox Bard with a 2 04 time. Jack Rhatlin won the five furlongs race with Gallantry and Lucien Appleby in line. The Worth handicap was won by The Lady with W. J. Dehoe and Argregor second and third. Tyrobel captured the six furlongs race with Evelyn Byrd and Andes in the minor spots. Step onward took the five and a half furlongs for the final win, St Hera and Lindo in second and third.
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Chicago
Oliver Menon
Frank Ireland
Boomerack
Kentucky Babe
Barila
Fox Bard
Jack Rhatlin
Gallantry
Lucien Appleby
W. J. Dehoe
Chastanunda Sets Morris Park Seven Furlong Record
Chastanunda breaks Morris Park track mark for seven furlongs with 1:24, surpassing Modrine’s 1:26% from last year. Musette wins the Bronx highweight handicap at six furlongs in 1:13, surpassing Waring’s 1:12% record. Race results list finishes and times for six events including the Belle Meade stakes and the selling race.
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New York
Morris Park
Chastanunda
Modrine
Musette
Bronx
Waring
Stuart
Roxane
Finna
Leonora Loring
the Water
Kudanur ™ Ma
Paul Clifford
Princess Pepper
Cameron
Smart Set
Peninsula
Tom Kenny
Lady Radnor
Amazon
Prince Richard
Hammock
Futurity and Stakes Trots Dominate Lexington Race Notes
In Lexington on October 10 the Futurity for 2 year old pacers yielded Improbable winning heats two and three with 2 23% best. Clara Db won heat one in 2 19%. The 2 20 trot purse of 1,000 saw Colonel Coch win heats two three and four with 2 14 best. Andy E took heat one in 2 16. Transylvania stakes 2 12 class trot purse 6,000 won by Onward Bilver in heats four five seven with 2 04 best. Chain Shot won first two heats in 2 11 and 2 11. The 2 12 class pacing purse 1,000 (unfinished) saw Pinchem Wilkes win heats three and four with 2 11 4%. Don Riley won heats two and five in 2 10 4% and Louise G won heat one in 2 11. Time by quarters 32 1 03 1 35 2 06. The Airport broke the world wagon record of 2 05.
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Lexington
Clara Db
Colonel Cochran
Andy E
Bilver
Chain Shot Worm
Pinchem Wilkes
Don Riley
Louise G
Reynolds Buy $10,000 Block in Peasy Prospects
Special Correspondence reports Mr and Mrs J B Reynolds of Boulder Springs hotel touring Peasy in Madison county. Impressed by mining activity and town growth they purchased a block of buildings there for ten thousand dollars. A few minutes after the sale the couple left.
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Standard
Boulder
J. B. Reynolds
Boulder Springs
Peasy
Madison County
Salt Lake Agent Nason Visits Butte on Short Trip
E. W. Nason joint ticket agent for the Oregon Short Line and the Union Pacific, based in Salt Lake, is in Butte for several days on business and pleasure. He is well known to Butte residents and travels from the Mormon capital to pay respects. Nason is a nephew of W. H. Bancroft, longtime Oregon Short Line general manager.
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E. W. Nason
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific Railroads
Salt Lake
Butte
Mr. Nason
W. H. Bancroft
Institute at Fort Benton Reports Key Institute Session
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Fort Benton October 10. The fourth day of the teachers institute featured a history class on the Lewis and Clark expedition by Professor Vancil. State Superintendent Welch addressed attendees urging better attendance and advocating more normal schools and improved school governance. He criticized trustees for neglecting educational interests and noted the need for legislative changes. Mrs. C. D. Crutcher provided readings and recitations as the day closed with sessions slated to end tomorrow evening.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Vancil
Welch
Havre
Montana
C. D. Crutcher
Peter Winne Dying In Denver Hospital After Long Statewide Ties
Helena reports Peter Winne a longtime Helena resident and statewide figure is dying in a Denver hospital after last Tuesday’s surgery. He helped organize the North Helena Land Investment Co and led Forestvale cemetery development. He also chaired the Denver block project and influenced Montana capitol site placement. He was a Mason and Shrine member with a broad insurance and real estate career.
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Standard
Helena
Peter Winne
Denver
North Helena
Winne
Capitol
Ed Geers Wins Transylvania Stake at Lexington
Ed Geers captured the $6,000 Transylvania stake after a seven year effort, driving Urging Onward Silver to victory in a tight finish. Onward Silver and Chain Shot each had two heats, Susie J. one heat, while others retired to stables after the fifth heat. The thrilling win followed a dramatic stretch drive remembered by veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ed Geers
Transylvania
Onward Silver
Chain Shot
Susie J
Cyclone Strikes Clifton Kansas Causes Damage
A cyclone passed two miles south of Clifton at 6 30 tonight sweeping away buildings along an 80 rod wide path. Reports of casualties are uncertain due to darkness hindering investigations.
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Clifton
Kan
Market Reports from Omaha and Kansas City Livestock
Omaha and Kansas City markets show steady or strong trends across cattle hogs and sheep. Receipts in Omaha cattle 3 800 hogs 6 200 sheep 1 70 with varied prices. Kansas City notes cattle and hog prices and totals, while London wool auctions close with active demand and price increases for merinos and cross breds.
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Omaha
Texas
Kansas City
London
America
London Market Stocks and Silver Steady Prices
London on Oct 10 reports Anaconda at 7 percent Atchison 78.5 percent Canadian Pacific 111 percent Northern Pacific 98 percent Southern Pacific 57 percent Union Pacific preferred 90 percent. Bar silver steady at 11 16 per ounce Money 141 per cent.
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London
Anaconda
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Northernacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Wool Prices Across Regions Reported
San Francisco market notes list spring wool in Nevada Valle Eastern Oregon and Maine, with fall wool prices for mountain lambs at 78c and San Joaquin plains at 6c, Humboldt and Mendocino regions also noted.
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San Francisco
Nevada
Valle
Oregon
Maine
Valley
Mountain
San Joaquin Plains
Humboldt and
Mendocino
Fra Diavolo Impresses at Sutton Family Theater in Butte
The Wilbur Kirwin Opera company presented Fra Diavolo to a large crowd at Sutton Family theater. S Forest Huff dominated as Fra Diavolo with a strong bari tone, while J. F. Abbott as Lorenzo sang well. Miss Kirwin offered an elegant Zerlina and choir pieces. solo numbers by Huff Abbott and Marie Stone drew recalls. Tonight The Chimes of Normandy is scheduled.
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Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Company
Fra Diavolo
Sutton Family Theater
Miss Kirwin
Zerlina
S. Forest Huff
J. F. Abbott
Lorenzo
Devere Leads Comedy Night At Sutton’s Theater
Willam Devere and his company opened a new farce titled A Common Sinner at Sutton’s theater. The author calls it a conglomeration of ludicrous absurdities with no moral plot or villain though Devere offers little stage time and his specialties shine through other cast members. Mayme Taylor Daisy King Mattie Rooney Will Philbrick and Clayton Kennedy deliver pleasing turns as the week-long run continues.
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Willam Devere
Sutton
New Theater
Mr. Devere
Jolly Bill Devere
Mayme Taylor
Daisy King
Mattie Rooney
Will Philbrick
Clayton Kennedy
John Maguire Plans Montana Tour Farewell To Stage
John Maguire announces a return to the stage with a Montana tour described as his farewell to the footlights. He will organize a supporting company to suit his reputation while the opera house undergoes renovations and material improvements during the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maguire
Montana
Mr. Maguire
Humor and Heart in the Southwestern Stage Setting
A vivid review praising lively humor and hearty fun as a foil to sentimental scenes. The piece highlights an atmosphere both charming and new to the stage, set against the flavor of the great southwestern cattle ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southwestern Cattle Ranges
Wise Woman to Play Grand Opera for Two Nights
Manager John Maguire announces A Wise Woman at the Grand Opera house for two nights beginning next Monday. The cast includes Marie Lamour and Ethel Balch praised as leading comediennes developed under Augustin Daly. Critics abroad applaud the production as bright farce with high class specialties.
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John Maguire
Grand Opera House
Marie Lamour
Ethel Balch
Comediennes
Augustin Daly
Strand Theater
London
Wilfred Clarke
John Sleeper Clarke
Frederic Murphy
Julia Marlowe
Engagement of Miss Archer in Jess of the Bar Z at Sutton
The engagement of Miss Alice Archer in Forbes Hermans successful Ameri can comedy drama Jess of the Bar Z at the Sutton theater next Wednesday evening draws wide attention. The play blends serious motive with comedy as the cowboy, a newcomer to the stage, is portrayed with fidelity to real life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Archer
Forbes Herman
Jess
Bar Z
Sutton Theater
New
Pun Soaker
Saloon Bet Charge: Harris Accused of Larceny
Judge Boyle hears J. T. Francis’s warrant charging H. Harris with larceny after Francis claims $60 was taken in a Park street saloon. Harris offers a differing account saying a dispute over cash led to his taking Francis’s money. he says Francis demanded restitution and Harris refused.
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Boyle
J. T. Francis
H. Harris
Francis
Harris
Park Street
Deportation Ordered for Marjoe the Chi Naman
Fort Benton reports that Marjoe the Chi naman, arrested two weeks ago for violating the exclusion act, faced Judge Sullivan in a U S commissioner hearing. The strong evidence led to deportation, and Deputy U S Marshal Wall began the deportation to the Flowery Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Fort Benton
Marjoe
Sullivan
United States
Wall
Flowery Kingdom
San Francisco Boxer's Disqualification Over Tommy Ryan Ends Bout
George Green of San Francisco defeated Tommy Ryan by disqualification in the sixth round at a Kansas City club tonight. Ryan pressured early but Green led the exchanges until the foul on one knee ended the bout.
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Kansas City
George Green
San Francisco
Tommy Ryan
Ryan
Green
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