Montana Constitutional Amendment Election Notice
Notice of an act to submit to Montana voters a proposed amendment to Section 4 of Article XVI of the state constitution. It details terms for county commissioners, election timing, and voting wording, with certification by Secretary of State George M. Hays dated July 11, 1901.
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Monteana
Keating
Montana
State of
Board of County Commissioners
Congress
United States of America
State of Montana
George M. Hays
Legislative Assembly
Montai
Helena
A. D
Immigration Report Details 1902 Arrival Trends and Exclusion
Washington Oct. 18. The annual report of Commissioner Sargent shows 644 743 immigrants arrived last fiscal year 466 369 were male and 18 374 female Italy supplied 178 875 Austria Hungary 171 989 Russia 107 347 while Ireland fell to 24 198. Chinese arrivals fell to 1 649 and Japan rose to 14 270. Of arrivals 162 188 could not read or write. The report urges stronger penalties on transportation lines smuggling aliens and supports the alien contract labor bill. It notes enforcement obstacles in Chinese exclusion and calls for dedicated officers in Hong Kong and Canton and for Bertillonstyle identification records.
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Washington
United States
Italy
Austria-hungary
Russia
Ireland
China
Japan
Sargent
Congress
Senate
Hongkong
Canton
Elopement Plot Disrupted by Wife in Meriden
In Meriden Connecticut on October 18 an anonymous letter revealed Harriet Falkner suspected her husband from Yalesville planned to elope with a young widow. She followed him to Meriden, tracked meetings at Charter Oak hotel and Hubbard Park, and confronted him at the Allen House after a trip to New Orleans was planned.
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Meriden, Conn
Harriet Faulkner
Yalesville
Conn
Meriden
Charter Oak Hotel
Hubbard Park
Tracy Depot
Hartford
Asylum Street
Allen House
My. Falkner
New Orleans
Eruption Fails to Spare Refugees in Kingston Drive
Kingstown St Vincent Oct 18 Refugees flee from Soufriere volcano as Oct 16 sand falls bury cocoa coffee and other crops in Windward district. Travel roads blocked dozens faint from hunger and thirst while hundreds are displaced by falling cinders and stones. No lives reported lost despite intense eruption and bright moonlight reducing electrical discharges.
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Kingstown
St. Vincent
Mesopotamia Valley
Erste Ward
Windward
Georgetown
Big Timber Notes Marriages and Local Social News
Special correspondence from Big Timber reports the marriage of Leon C Olmstead and Margaret Anderson at the bride's home with Rev. Sutton officiating. The couple, long known locally, reside in a new cottage on Fourth Avenue East. The column also notes the Two Dot area wedding of John Tocher and Evelyn Watson at Mt Tabor Church, and social events at the Kellogg residence with whist and prizes.
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Standard
Big Timber
Leon C. Olm Stead
Margaret Anderson
Boulder
Sutton
Livingston
Mr. Olmstead
L. Olmstead
Bier Timber Pioneer
Mise Anderson
James Anderson
Tocher
Miss Watson
Two Dot
Alo. Kellogg
Third Avenue
J. F. Asbury
Henry Nicholson
Eli N. Bailey
Sac City
Iowa
Big Timber National Bank
T.S. Darling
New York City
J. Dillon Flic
Ellis
Local Happenings In Stockett And Nearby Towns
Mrs H L Anthony and son Mark and Miss Bertha Hogan return from Nova Scotia with Dr Saunders of Montreal for several months in the west. Rev George A White back from Helena with sister Mrs Ella Warner of Minneapolis soon visiting Stockett. Miss Delight Downing recovered from illness. D J Dolson and daughters depart to Helena, joined by Judge T W McKeone and Slavonian Finnish delegation from Great Falls. John Kennaugh and family move to Stockett to settle. Miss Anna Hetherington leaves for Anaconda to be maid of honor at Miss Lily Sewall’s wedding. Miss Jennie Hetherington to assist. Miss Mary Curran declines county superintendent bid. John Pearson resigns mine foreman job to become Gerber mine superintendent in Sand Coulee. leases house to Mr Black.
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Standard
Stockett
H. L. Anthony
Mark
Bertha Hogan
Nova Scota
Anthony
Saunders
Montreal
George A. White
Helena
White
Presbyterian Synod
Ella Warner
Minneapolis
Warner
Miss Delight Downing
D. J. Dolson
Margaret
Ray
Great Falls
Dolson
T. W. McKeone
United States
John Kennaugh
Anna Hetherington
Anaconda
Lily Sewall
Sewall
Miss Hetherington
Sand Coulee
Marred Fe
Jennie Hetherington
Mary Curran
John Pearson
Gerber
Black
Great Northern Ticket
The Value of Charcoal as a Health Remedy
A Buffalo physician touts Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges as the best charcoal remedy for cleansing the stomach and bowels, improving complexion and breath, purifying the mouth and throat, aiding the liver, and promoting overall health with no harm from daily use. The lozenges sell for twenty five cents a box and are made from Willow charcoal blended with honey.
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Stuart
Buffalo
Land Contests Begin in Shields River Valley
Special Dispatch to the Standard Livingston Oct 18 Thomasa J Heath of this city began a land contest against A J Kenny of the Shields river valley alleging nonconformance to land laws on irrigation and cultivation with proof planned for Nov 25 before U S Commissioner Davis E Berhardt Becker sues Henry Brecker claiming timber claim violations on Shields river no plowing or trees planted within required time with hearing set before U S Commissioner Day i on Nov 28
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Standard
Livingston
Thomasa J. Heath
A. J. Kenny
Shields River
Heath
United States
Davis
E. Berhardt Becker
Henry Brecker
President Roosevelts horseback ride with daughter Ethel
President Roosevelt rode horseback today for the first time in weeks, accompanied by his daughter Ethel, leaving the White House for a couple of hours. Officials say his injured leg has ceased to trouble him.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ethel
White House
Democratic Campaign Opens in Park County Speaking Night
Livingston program announces the first gun of the Park county campaign to be fired Oct 24 with Democratic candidate for congress J. M. Evans and former state attorney general CC Nolan addressing the people on campaign issues in Livingston.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Park County
J. M. Evans
Congress
Nolan
Kennelly Ditch to Be Widened by Shaw and Powell
Livingston October 18 Shaw and Powell have taken a contract to widen the Kennelly irrigating ditch taking water from the Yellow Stone River near the second bridge. They will grade the ditch and shape it to deliver water to ranches in that direction.
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Standard
Livingston
Shaw & Powell
Kennelly
Yellowstone
City to enter retail coal business in Richmond
Richmond coal decision: city council empowers committee to buy Pittsburg and Allegheny coal at 4.82 per ton, well below local dealer prices. Dealers offered 5.50 if city stayed out, which was refused. City proposed 5.25, dealers did not agree.
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Richmond
Ind
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Hill to be first witness in United States v Northern Securities
St Paul reports James J Hill will likely be the first defense witness in the United States vs Northern Securities case at 10 am Monday in the federal district court. Frederick G Ingersoll and others for the government will present and cross examine. A third hearing may be held in New York with further testimony scheduled for Wednesday in St Paul.
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St. Paul
James J. Hill
United States
Northern Securities Company
United States District
Frederick G. Ingersoll
Richards
William A. Day
Interstate Commerce Come Mission
James M. Beck
Knox
John W. Griggs
David Wilcox
New York
George BR. Young
M. D. Grover
W. Bunn
Mr. Griggs
St. Penthesing
Ingersoll
Lang
United States Circuit Court
Mr. Ingersoll
Montgomery Sues Blair and Stearns Over Sheep Damages
Livingston district court heard suit by L. E. Montgomery against Blair and Stearns sheep firm for $1,000 damages. Claim pertains to pasture damage from the defendants' sheep on Montgomery property in the Shields river valley.
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Standard
Livingston
District
L. E. Montgomery
Blair & Stearns
Montgomery
Shields River
City halts planned Variety theater in Livingston
Mayor Garnier instructed the city treasurer to refuse a license to Frank Love of Billings who intends to open a Variety theater in Livingston. A special city council meeting is set for tomorrow evening to act on excluding the theater from the city.
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Standard
Livingston
Garnier
Frank Loveresy
Billings
Chaffee assumes military rule on Corregidor island
Washington October 18 General Chaffee in command in the Philippines issues an order placing Corregidor under military jurisdiction and bans liquor imports except for hospital use. All liquor traders are ordered to stop operations.
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Washington
Chaffee
Philippines
Corregidor
New Counterfeit 10 Dollar Note Detected in Washington
The treasury department found a new counterfeit $10 note from the 1901 series. It is a lithographic two-piece note with silk threads between and blurred portraits of Clarke and Lewis and a scratched buffalo image. Lathe work shows poor quality.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Clarke
Lewis
Copper Claims Transferred to St Julian Mining Co
Livingston October 18 For a consideration of $10,000 F Nolan P F Nolan W A Berery and their wives have transferred to the St Julian Mining company the Berery Bullion and Copper King claims in the Emigrant division.
Livingston District Court Hears Letters of Administration
A. P. Stark asks the district court for letters of administration on the estate of Charles E. Shearwood, deceased. The hearing is scheduled for October 27.
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Standard
Livingson
A. P. Stark
District Court
Charles E. Shearwood
Bank examiner finds Forsyth state bank in first class order
William Hudnall, state bank examiner from Helena, inspected the books of the New Forsyth state bank on Monday. The financial records were reported to be in first class condition.
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The
Standard
Forsyth
William Hudnall
Helena
State Bank Examiner
New Forsyth State Bank
Commissioners Attend Hearing Over Crow Agency District
Forsyth October 18 commissioners are ordered to appear before Judge C H Loud at Miles City on Monday to show cause why a registration district should not be set up at Crow agency where about 80 voters have been disfranchised.
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Standard
Forsyth
C. H. Loud
Miles City
Crow Agency
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