Rockefeller Plans Large Loans to NYC Financial Institutions
Associated Press reports John D Rockefeller intends to loan substantial sums to several New York financial institutions amid a temporary crisis. He says investors overreact, expresses faith in the future value of securities, and will not withdraw funds but cooperate to restore confidence.
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Associated New York
John D. Rockfeller
New York
Rockefeller
Associated Press
Trust Company of America Faces Emergency Aid
Amid reports of a banking crisis, Vanderlip and Cortelyou promise rapid financial support. Morgan and Stillman visit, with officials signaling a sound system and readiness to open with ample funds. Local bankers in Chicago report no panic, while Vienna notes Emperor Francis Joseph’s convalescence begins.
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Nderip
National City
Bank
Mu Ing
Trust Company of America
Aay of America
Vanderlip
Cortelyou
New York
W. Perkins
Morgan
Thorne
J.P. Morgan
Earry
Horse thief purloins this animal in error
Special Correspondence of the Standard Helena Oct 2k Joseph Toney today pleaded guilty to horse stealing and was sentenced to 18 months in the penitentiary By Judge Clements Toney is colored and said he went after one horse and by mistake took the wrong one. Toney was recently released from the penitentiary after serving five years for a similar crime. Howard Holling, arrested on forgery, pleaded guilty and was given one year.
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Helena
Joseph ‘Toney
Clements
Toney
Howard Holling
Mrs Hartridge Mystery resurfaces in river find
The body found yesterday in the river is described as Mrs Clifford W Hartridge, missing wife of Harry K Thaw's counsel. Coroner Nchwannecke said the corpse may be Mrs Martridge, missing for nineteen days, and efforts continue to identify and determine the circumstances.
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Associated Press
New York
Clifford W. Hartridge
Harry K. Thaw
Oroner Nchwannecke
Martridge
State Bank Now Seems Solvent Heliminat
The report indicates that State Bank appears solvent after recent financial reviews. Officials cite steady deposits, improved liquidity, and stronger capital reserves as factors supporting a stable outlook amid market pressures.
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State Bank
Len Deprecates Suits Filed For Receivership
The Shite Savings bank of Butte faces a prolonged examination as State Examiner reviews condition figures. Preliminary estimates show cash on hand and loan totals with shrinkage. plans aim to resume business with deposits paid in full and cooperation from depositors to avoid obstruction.
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Shite Savings Bank
Butte
Aias
Collins
Talaees
Banc
Bribed Supervisors Testify in Railroads Trial
In San Francisco on October 23 former Supervisor Jennings J Phillips and James T Gallagher testified in the bribery case against General Counsel Tirey L Ford of the United Railroads. They described bribes linked to supervisor services. defense attorney Earl Rogers pressed Gallagher who said no money passed to supervisors until August, about two months after the trolley franchise was approved. Cross-examination continues tomorrow morning.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Jennings J Phillips
James T. Gallagher
Tirey
le. Ford
United Railroads
Earl Rogers
Gallagher
Telegraphers meeting attendance noted by amacela Milwaukee
About 50 delegates attend the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America convention with Former President Small absent. Small plans to attend one session later, citing a plan to concentrate power in two New York figures with 200 votes.
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Amacela
Milwaukee
Commercial Telegraphers
Ion of America
Small
Percy ‘Thomas
Daniel L. Russell
New York
Western Union keymen resume work at Helena
Ten operators returned to the Western Union office in Helena today after reinstatement following a strike resolution passed at a local meeting last night. The Postal force also reinstated. Operators in Great Falls affiliated with the Helena union, and all are expected to return to work tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Helena
Western Union
Great Falls
George R. Wilson Dies on Ranch Near Two Dot
Pioneer cattleman George R. Wilson of Meagher County Montana dies at his Two Dot ranch. He owned large cattle interests and held mercantile and townsite property. He leaves a wife. funeral planned at Two Dot on Thursday.
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George R. Wilson
Helena
Meagher
George Rt. Wilson
Ai. Wilson
Montana
Gren
Bandit 18 Held for Two Crimes
Missoula Oct 2 The coroner's jury found Joe Myers died from blood poisoning caused by a gunshot wound inflicted by an unknown highwayman during a Sept 30 robbery at the Atlantic saloon Riverside near Bonner. Pat Ryan pleaded guilty to robbery and is serving a 20 year sentence in Deer Lodge. witnesses could not name the killer. The jury could not identify the highwayman by name.
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Standard
Missoula
Joe Myers
Atlantic
Riverside
Bonner
Jor Myers
Sisters Hospital
Pat Ryan
District Court
Deer Lodge
Webster
Ryan
Tragic Train Accident Kills Fireman Godfrey in Great Falls
William E Godfrey a 40 year old Irish born Montana Central brakeman was killed when he fell from a moving train between Great Falls and Albright. His head and body were found apart after three cars passed over him. He left a wife and six children in Chicago and relatives in Ohio. He had recently moved from Montana to Great Falls for work.
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Great Falls
Willian E. Godfrey
Godfrey
Albright
Bett
Ireland
Chicago
Montana
Ohie
Butte
Great ‘Falls
Montana Central
Rail service cutback announced on Helena Livingston runs
Special Correspondence of the Standard from Helena reports that after November the stub trains between Helena and Livingston will be removed temporarily. The action comes as the railroad seeks to move freight more efficiently and adjust operations. The General Agent in Richmonds area notified the change.
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Standard
Helena
Richmands
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Freiglite
Guggenheim in Big Mine Deal Sparks Western Gold Move
A reported $8.5 million deal shows Simon and Isaac Guggenheim and associates gaining control of the Big Buffalo group in the Buffalo Hump district of Central Toho from Charles Sweeny. The arrangement includes 38 claims and water rights, plus the Wests Wing mine, with plans for a railroad to Salmon River and Vesuvius mine. Sweeny and M. K. Pope retain significant interests. the deal aims to develop the district after past ore challenges and a temporary mine closure.
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Stanard Akane
Wash
Simon and
Isaac Guggenheim
Big Buffalo Group
Buffalo Hump
Toho
Charles Sweeny
Spokane
Guggenheims
Wests Ving
Big” Buffalo Mine Company
Sweeny
Mr. Sweeny
M. K. Pope
Toronto
Guggenheim
Salmon Fiver
Fish Lake Gulch
Vesuvius Mine
Wee
Monto
Vesuvius
Callendar Gateh
Concord
Harold Frown
Pittsburg
Big Buffalo
American boat searched by Salvadorian troops
An American vessel, the Pacific Mull liner City of Sydney, arriving from southern coast ports, was searched by Salvadorian troops amid claims of suspected contraband. The incident occurred in the harbor of Aes Sulla as authorities investigated possible links to a man named John Milacintes. Details remain unclear due to garbled reporting.
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Associated Prem
San Franchico
Kidstone
Pacific Mull
City of Sydney
Aes Sulla
John Milacintes
Howe
Money Said To Cause Montana Murder Revealed
Mrs. Oram, widow of Oran Oram, insists funds were key to her husband’s death. He was found murdered on the prairie between Stanford and a grading camp while en route to invest in a Great Falls restaurant with $2,600 in currency missing. She cites a possible accomplice and unknown friend, urging Fergus County officers to pursue the leads as they evaluate the case.
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Ram
Stanford
Billings & Northern
Oran
Orain
Mann
Tg Con
Als
Oram
Minneapolis
Mane
MM Sram
Grant
Fergus County
Pacific liner sinks at Vancouver dock in strange accident
Canadian Pacific Railway Empress of China sank at her dock in Vancouver. Water flooded the port side after sea cocks opened. engines underwater while the ship rests on a mud bottom. Crew evacuated as flour cargo, about 500 to 609 tons, was being unloaded and converted to paste. Officials investigated causes.
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Associated Press
Vancouver
B.C
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
French Balloon Flight Lands Eight Balloons in Bennett Cup
Report from Sandy Hook details the second international aeronautic contest for the James Gordon Bennett cup. Eight balloons landed with Pommern covering the longest distance at 880 miles from the start. Isle de France reportedly heading toward New York around 2:30 p.m. CT. Other landings included Dusseldorf 790 miles near Dover and St Louis 120 miles in Maryland.
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Ates
N. J
Dusseldorf
Dover
Del
St.Louia
Wentminster
America
Patuxent
Abereron
Prince William County
Anjou
Armeius
Louisa County
A. m
United States
Americ Caledonia
Ontario
Memphis
Ohio
Sandy Hook
Life Savers
Haveng
Herbertaville
Point Pleasant
New York
Isle de France i
St. Louis
Lincoln Beachy wins dirigible contest in 7 minutes 15 seconds
Lincoln Beachy piloting the Beachy air ship won the early dirigible contest at Lincoln Beachy Airport with a 7 minute 15 second first round flight. Baldwin's Arrow completed the trip in 9 minutes 30 seconds as Horace Wild's Comet broke down but landed safely. The Strobes followed, with the first round completed safely by the crew.
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St. Louis
Lincoln Beachy
Beachy
Baldwin
Horace Wild
Omaha
Duck hunter shot on sawmill pond in accident
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Frank Timmonds was accidentally shot on the sawmill pond while hunting ducks. He went out alone in a boat with gun and dog at dawn, gun discharged, tearing flesh on the right side. He reached Mrs Toole's residence and then home. physician says complications may delay recovery.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
Frank Timmonds
Nome Steamer Arrives With Treasure and Passengers
Seattle reports the steamship Prudent arrived from Nome carrying about 700 passengers and a large quantity of gold valued at thousands of dollars. Captain Weaver was ill with typhoid during the voyage. FRE Officer Cecil Brown navigated the vessel.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Pronident
Nome
Weaver
Cecil Brown
Loeb Has Better Luck Than Strenuous Boss
Helena October 2. William Loeb secretary to President Roosevelt accompanied by Henry H. Child of Transportation Company returned from a hunting trip near Yellowstone. Child reports the party enjoyed better luck than the president and will leave for Washington on February evening.
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Associated P
Helena
Hace W. Child
Proste ‘Transportation, Company
Williamn Loeb
Jey
Roosvelt
Yellowstone National Park
Roosevelt
Lanedrakes
Louisiana
Loeb
Washington
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