Powers on the Stand in Goebel Murder Trial
Georgetown Ky Oct 19 In the Caleb Powers trial John Ray clerk to Appellate Judge White testified Goebel will be shot before the general assembly meets. Powers denied conspiring with indicted men and said he did not know several defendants. He recalled Youtsey with a rifle and said he left his office locked on Jan 3 the day of the murder. Court adjourned to Monday. Goebel was shot Jan 30 1900 and died Feb 3 after taking oath as governor.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
John Ray
White
Goebel
Leander Guffey
Court of Appeals
B. L. D. Guffey
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Franklin
Cantrill
Frankfort
Morton
Powers
W. H. Culton
Wharton Golden
Henry R. Youtsey
McKenzie
Todd
Yountsey
Louisville
William E. Goebel
Kentucky
Frankort
Taylor
Youtsey
Golden
State House
London
Beckham
Hall Caine Enters Ramsay Race With Nationalization Plan
London reports Hall Caine files as Ramsay candidate for the Manx parliament. He proposes sweeping nationalization of steamship services and Manx railways, state control of land drainage and cultivation, and bank reform to curb scandals. He links prosperity to island tourism and urges reform of representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hall Caine
Ramsay
Mr. Caine
Reform
Caine
Isle of Man
England
Manx
Caught an Alleged Horsethief in Montana Frontiers
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports in Big Timber on October 17 a posse led by Sheriff Fallang with deputies Ca vane Kauffman and Curtis along with Mr Taylor, Arthur Dale, and others pursued an alleged horse thief across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Fallang
Cavane
B. Curtis
Mr. Taylor
This County
Kauffman
Bridger
Arthur Dale
Red Lodge
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
A marketing notice extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the remedy for monthly pains and chronic female illnesses. It claims to regulate periods dry drains heal inflammation and ulceration and empower weak women. It invites confidential correspondence and cites a Manitoba testimonial. Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are also advertised for biliousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Sheriff nets suspected horse thieves in Big Horn basin
Taylor traced stock rustlers after a raid in the Big Horn basin returning with Luke Hannan, arrested on a charge of stealing a team owned by O B Curtis. Hannan was jailed here after the team was found at Hannan's ranch and identified by Curtis. Additional horses were reported stolen from ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn Basin
Fallang
Luke Hannan
O. B. Curtis
Hannan
Mr. Curtis
Teachers Gather for Sweet Grass Institute in Big Timber
The fifth annual Sweet Grass Teachers Institute will meet in Big Timber on November 1. All county teachers must attend. Instructors include Dr. Oscar Craig Montana State University W. W. Welch State Superintendent Davis county high school Bertha Huntsman Dillon and Verna Tracy Young Butte. The program emphasizes pedagogical work with Directors Day set for November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Oscar Craig
Montana State University
W. W. Welch
Davis
Mies Bertha Huntsman
State Normal
Dillon
Verna Tracy Young
Butte
Craig
Albert Johnson jailed for disturbing the peace in Twin Bridges
Albert Johnson was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail for disturbing the peace. He was intoxicated and seeking a fight. Deputy Stark arrested him and Justice Newell sentenced him in Twin Bridges on October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Twin Bridges
Albert Johnson
Stark
Newell
Bank Defalcation Suspects Missing Tellers Face Settlement
Lowell mass Oct 19 bank opens briskly as teller Alfred G Smith and book keeper Lewis K Swift remain missing. Directors note possible loss near 90000 with speculation of larger figures while lawyers negotiate terms to avoid prosecution. Police monitor suspects wives and lawyers while Boston and Montreal named as possible locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Merchants’ National Bank
Alfred G. Smith
Lewis K. Swift
C. A. Pollard
B. F. Butler
Charles J. Lilley
Smith and
Boston
Montreal
Merchants Bank of Lowell Report Sparks Financial Notice
Washington Oct 19 The report of the Merchants bank of Lowell Mass made Sept 30 shows the bank declared its condition in part and outlines its financial status and prospects during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merchants’ Bank of
Lowell
Mass
Bank capital and surplus analysis notes potential loss
A financial excerpt states surplus 200000 and undivided profits 656760. It implies the bank could absorb about 300000 in loss without impairing its capital of 00000.
THAT DEPEW WEDDING GOSSIP IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY
Washington society buzzes over the coming marriage of Senator Depew and Miss May Palmer. The ceremony is slated in London at Madame Von Andre’s home mid next month with a Washington return planned by early December for the session opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Depew
Miss May Palmer
London
Madame von Andre
Miss Palmer
Depew
New York
N. Street
Sernfiiter Depew
Miss Paulding
Fale
Looted Pekin instruments traced to German scientist Gogeiss
Berlin reports that the Pekin astronomical instruments credited to Imperial troops are in fact the work of German scientist Gogeiss from Munich. He died in Pekin in 1771 after two decades serving the Chinese government and directing its imperial observatory. The Potsdam Orangery houses the items now. The Bayerland supports the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
China
Pekin
Gogeiss
Munich
Imperial Observatory
Potsdam
Bayerland
Noyes Inquiry Postponed in San Francisco
In San Francisco on October 19 the Noyes inquiry before Commissioner Heacockey was postponed as an attorney for Judge Noyes needed to attend other engagements. All parties consented, and the hearing will resume next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Noyes
Heacockey
Increase in the Navy Plans Stir German Press
Berlin reports confirm a planned U.S. navy buildup with a Navy estimates request of 22 million dollars, doubling Germany’s previous naval appropriation through 1902. Other items note monuments unveiled in Chemnitz and Carlsruhe, and various diplomatic rumors from Berlin.
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Berlin
Neuste Nachrichten
Roosevelt
Germany
National Zeitung
United States
von Buelow
Bundesrath
King Leopold to Visit Manhattan for Dock Study
New York reports King Leopold of Belgium plans a soon visit to Manhattan to study docks and shipping facilities. At 65, the monarch remains active, pursuing automobiling, business ventures, and speculation in American mining, Ostend development, and Antwerp trade ties with New York.
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New York
Leopold
Belgium
Atlantic
Manhattan
United States
Brussels
Congo
Ostend
Brussels Ship Canal
Antwerp
Edward Besette Fined for Injunction Violation in Indiana
In Indianapolis on October 19 Ed ward Besette of Chicago Typographical union No. 16 was fined 250 dollars plus costs after a trial over three days for violating Judge Baker s injunction against strikers of the W B Conkey Co Hammond Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Edward Besette
Chicago Typographical Union No. 16
Baker
W. B. Conkey Co
Hammond, Lad
Presidential Appointments State and War Posts Noted
Washington October 19 The president announced several appointments in the State and War departments George Swater of New York named United States consul at Antigua West Indies In the War Department Joseph G Eaton Captain Harry Knox Captain George W Mentz Commander Nathan Sargent Commander John B Milton Commander Charles G Marsh Lieutenant Commander
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Swater
New York
United States
Antigua
West Indies
Joseph G. Eaton
Harry Knox
George W. Mentz
Nathan Sargent
John B. Milton
Charles G. Marsh
Rear Admiral Francis M. Bunce dies at 62 in Hartford
Francis Marvin Bunce, born December 25, 1856, dies at his Hartford home after a long illness from tongue and throat cancer. He served in the Civil War including the blockade of Wilmington and the capture of Morris Island and later rose to rear admiral, commanding duties with the North Atlantic squadron and contributing to naval modernization before retirement in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Francis M. Bunce
Bunece
Boston
Francis Marvin Bunce
Naval Academy
Wilmington
N. C
Mor Island
D. C
Gillmore
Fort Sumter
Patapsco
Charleston
Dahlgren
Washington
Bunce
Admiral Sicard
North Atlantic
Ranchman Fatally Injured in Bridge Runaway
John Comer of near Great Falls was seriously injured in a runaway on First Avenue North Bridge. He suffered three broken ribs a crushed head and possible fatal injuries and is hospitalized at Columbus Hospital. Comer was thrown under the wagon wheels when his team fled the wagon. This marks the third serious bridge runaway in a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
John Comer
First Avenue
Columbus
Comer
Burrell Moves for New Trial in Great Falls Case
Attorneys for Archie Burrell seek a new trial in district court alleging irregularities in the conviction and accusing William Atkinson and William Appel of the Royal Milling Co of secretly removing Burrells financial statement and substituting a false one. W E Cullen of Spokane has been retained to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falla
Archie Burrell
William Atkinson
William Appel
Royal Milling Company
Burrell
W. E. Cullen
Montana
Spokane
Mackinaw Suffers Severe Hull Damage Off Dundan Rock
Seattle reports the collier Mackinaw dragged across Dundan rock and shows extensive damage. The board of survey notes a large hole fifty feet from the bow and another near the stern, with the bottom scraped along most of the hull. Estimated repair cost runs to about $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Board of Survey
Mackinaw
Dundan Rock
Robbery convict Mabel Col sentenced in Great Falls
In Great Falls on October 19 Mabel Col a Black resident found guilty of robbing H Mar Johnson by a jury was sentenced this morning by Judge Leslie to years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Mabel Col
Badla
Hmar Johnson
Leslie
Admiralty Plans New King Edward Battleship Prototype
The Admiralty orders Devonport to prepare for building a larger battleship than any before, displacing 16,500 tons and stretching 425 feet. It will be the first ship of the King Edward class.
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London
Admiralty
Devonport
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State
Houst
Windo
Lia
Goere
Baron von Ketteler
Frederick
William
Rio Janeiro
Empress Frederick
Prussia
Nordhausen
Prussian
Saxony
Post
Berliner Zeitung
Aix la Chapelle
Frederick William
Bonn
Allenstein
Friedenau
Virchow
Order of the White Eagle
Andrew DY. White
Simn
Congress of
of London
Theodore Koerner
Chemnitz
William of
Baden
Carlsruhe
Peru
M. Gasparri
M. Sambucetti
Leipsic
Alix la Chapelle
George Stratton
Hamburg
Frank Green
Queen Victoria
Bry
King Leopold
Admiral Bunce
Morris Island
Humphreys
Humphrey
William and John Streete
York
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