WINE WRIT QUASHED AS Eight Year Voter Registry Rule Upheld
Montana supreme court upheld the state registration act ruling that rural voters who registered in 1898 need not register again for eight years. The decision, prepared by Chief Justice Brantly, addresses when the eight year exemption begins and dismisses related writs for lack of jurisdiction. The court also narrowed prohibition powers against state officers and denied the Allport will appeal with conditions.
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Helena
Nolan
Supreme Court
Joseph R. Wine
Towns’end
Joseph Gehrer
Brantly
Legislative Assembly
Edward Scharnikow
Secretary of State
Welling Napton
Third Judicial District
J. M. Kennedy
Martin
Ballo T
Pigott
Hogan
Donovan
Ward
Susie Farleigh
Carcline
Kelly
District
Smith
Boulder
Cold Cure Promoted With Money-Back Guarantee
An old advertisement touts TOCTRE A COLD IN ONE DAY using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises a full refund if the remedy fails, and features W. Grover’s signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grover
Gold Movements in United States
London reports at the Charter Bank of India, Australia and China meeting the president warned of continued gold transfers to the United States. He cited Anglo Saxon vigor aiding a strong government in the Philippines and debated the value of the rupee gold supply. He noted about 17.5 million dollars in gold moving to America, with France ready to assist if needed.
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London
Charter Bank of India
Australia
China
United States
England
America
Bank of France
Amerca
Europe
South Africa
Hearing on removal of Gaynor and Greene to Georgia court
The hearing on removing John F W T Gaynor E T Gaynor and Benjamin D Greene to the United States court in Georgia on conspiracy charges to defraud the government continued before U S Commissioner Shields. Testimony covered possession of jury boxes and the jury box key, with L M Erwin deputy clerk Macon stating the box came from Savannah around Nov 20 1899 and had not been opened since.
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New York
John F. W. T
E. T. Gaynor
Benjamin D. Greene
United States Court
Georgia
United States
Shields
John M. Barnes
Southern District of
L. M. Erwin
United States District Court
Macon
Savannah
Witnese
Defense Reformulates Case in Goebel Trial Rebuttal
Georgetown Ky Oct 17 The Youtsey murder trial defense closed its case as rebuttal testimony began. Colonel Nelson denied telling Goebel and Campbell Youtsey knew enough to hang Taylor but said he did note the prisoner possessed information beneficial to the commonwealth in Taylor's prosecution.
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Georgetown
Youtsey
Commonwealth
Nelson
Arthur Goebel
Campbell
Taylor
Tnh
J. A. Mahaffey
Berry Howard
William Lewis
Leslie County
Mahaffey
Thomas P. Carothus
Newport
Paris C. Brown
M. BR. Adams
Baptist Church
Frankfort
I. C. Wolffe
Powers
Robert Haslock
Cincinnati
Colonel Crawford
Goebel
Youssey
James Kenney
Lee Jenkins
W. J. Davideon
Seattle
Co. EK. Nason
Chicago
Davideon
Nason
Executive Building
J. J. Ricker
Hackberry Tree
William Goebel
W. Short
Pineville
Legislative Building
William Myers
Kohens
Phelps
Bradley
James Howard
Howard
Caleb Powers
Clay County
Board of Trade
Miners Win a Bg Victory in the Anthracite Strike
United Mine Workers of America reports to President Mitchell that operators have accepted Scranton convention terms. The telegram calls it a great victory and vows the union will grow as a force for good in the anthracite region and the illuminous field if members maintain peaceful, dignified action during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Hazelton
Philadelphia
Scranton
Strikers Elated By Anthracite Operators Notice Change
Hazelton Pennsylvania reports President Mitchell confirming the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company will modify posted notices to comply with Beranton convention resolution. Strike leaders welcome the move, hoping it signals a swift return to work at improved wages amid cautious talks on further meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Mitchell
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Tron Company
Philadelphia
Bryan Campaign Tour Draws Enormous Crowds Across New York
In Albany and Troy the stops drew exceptionally large audiences as W J Bryan addressed diverse groups from Hudson factory workers to railroad and mill employees. He spoke five minorities and urged self rule for Mexico and equal rights for all, criticizing trusts and praising broad inclusion.
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Hudson
Albany
N. Y
W. J. Bryan
Probaly
Troy
Mechanicsville
Cohoes
Mexico
Rio Grande
India
Bryan Fares Through Yonkers Warns Against Monopolies
W J Bryan began a New York tour in Yonkers at 9 30 promising a 10 minute stop. He attacked private monopolies and said the Republican party is tied to trusts and funds from combinations while neglecting the common man who will move toward the Democratic party.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Bryan
Tarrytown
Sing Sing
Peekskill
Cold Spring
Fish Kill
Depew
Fisk Landing
N. Y
W. J. Bryan
New York
Yonkers
Bryan Starts Upstate Campaign With Wind Joke
Col William J Bryan dined with ex Governor Stone Congressman Robinson and others then took a 9:03 am train from Grand Central for upstate stops. He said he is in good shape and will speak frequently during the tour praising the reception at the station and joking about wind blowing hats away.
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New York
Col
Wiliam J. Bryan
Stone
Richardson
Carrow
Grand Central
Upstate
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
Bryan
Grand Central Station
Reading Coal company ends miners strike in Reading region
Hazelton Pa Oct 1 The Reading Coal company after talks with other mines agreed to miners demands sparking surprise that action came late Union Mine Workers President Mitchell declined to say if the union would allow workers back to the crellieries The Hagettan district firms Calvin Pardes Co Lattimer colleries and A Pardee Co Cranberry mine will cut powder price from 275 to 150 aiding a wage increase This move may prompt fast settlements by coal carriers The strike is expected to end this week and miners may return to work Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Philadelphia Today
Reading Coal Company
Mitchell
Union Mine Workers
Reading Company
C Llieries
Readira
Hagettan
Calvin Pardes & Co
Lattimer
Philadelphia
Help for Women Suffering Women urged to seek Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
Advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for bearing down pains, headaches, backaches, and fatigue in women. It features Mrs. Ella Rice of Chelsea Wisconsin and claims Pinkham's advice is unique and effective with a mass of testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Rice
Chelsea
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Rice
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Survey Complete for Government Canal Around The Dalles
Captain W W Hart United States engineer reports the survey of the proposed canal around The Dalles on the Columbia River between The Dalles and Celilo. The canal length is about 1 mile, with nearly three months of survey work. Maps and detailed plans will follow, and Hart’s full report to the department is expected next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
W. W. Hart
United States
Dalles
Columna River
Cello
Hart
Central Coursing Club Opens With Strong Entry and Red Diamond Victory
The first Central Coursing Club meeting in Mankaio Kuan drew 28 entries in the all-age stake with 440 in the purse. The grounds were in splendid condition and the air cool. Five jacks were caught as the dogs impressed spectators across America. Red Diamond defeated Dallas 34 to 16 amid intense interest and strong attendance.
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Mankaio
Kuan
Central Coursing Club
America
Great Red Diamond
Dallas
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Scharnikow
Gans & Klein
Butte—Helena
Bank of India
Gaynor and
Greene
Qiavely
Leon
Vieases Shem
Hill and Murphy
Lewis Cornaro
Ternatural
Mornby
Caref
Ully
Bette
Childrens
Kersey
Siegel Clothing Co
Kita Hick
Lbsiles Canal
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