Supreme Court denies certiorari in appeal dismissal case
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Oct 27 the Montana Supreme Court denies a writ of certiorari seeking review of a Deer Lodge county judge’s refusal to dismiss an appeal from a justice court. The court finds certiorari not the proper remedy and affirms the prior ruling, noting jurisdiction and remedy limits.
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Helena
Supreme Court
James
Anaconda
A. K. Prescott
Welling Napton
Third Judicial
Deer Lodge
Justice of the Peace
Prescott
Thomas
Napion
Allen
Resignation at Federal and Cuyahoga Telephone firms
Henry A Everett of the Everett Moore syndicate resigns the presidency of the Federal Telephone company and the Cuyahoga Telephone company in Cleveland. Frederick S Dickson of New Jersey succeeds him. The Federal group controls many Ohio local lines and long distance. A million dollars may be invested to expand independent telephone interests. Everett remains a director of the Federal Telephone company.
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Ohio
Henry A. Everett
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Federal Telephone Company
Cuyahoga Telephone Company
Frederick 8. Dickson
New Jersey
Roebling Company
Federal
United States
Everett
Venezuela to observe Independence Day amid unsettled politics
Caracas marks Independence Day with a reduced observance due to political unrest. The main event in the capital is the decoration of Simon Bolivar's tomb. The article recounts Bolivar’s life, from his Caracas birth in 1783 to his death near Santa Marta in 1830, and traces his leading roles across Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, and Bolivia.
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Venezuela
Simon Bolivar
San Pedro
Santa Marta
Europe
United States
Miranda
Barcelona
Jamaica
Angostura
Bolivar
New Granada
Santandar
Navy Urges 13 Million Budget For Guns Armament
Admiral ONeill in his annual report asks for 13 182 806 for next year with 10 million for arms for new ships The Washington navy yard produced 25 guns forged 146 sets and 65 more in manufacture New three inch 50 caliber semi automatic guns planned to replace existing units Armor production up 7612 tons delivering to shipyards Projectiles and powders show advances while smokeless powder dominates.
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Washington
Admiral O'Neill
Naval Ordnance Bureau
Washington Navy Yard
Bureau
Admiral O'Nell
Newark
Albany
Philadelphia
Oregon
Indiana
Massachusetts
Wreck on Mississippi Line Kills Two Nonpassenger
Northbound Mississippi road train derailed south of Baton Rouge after colliding with a drove of cattle. Engineer Harry Kellihan and a tramp died. A negro fireman was fatally injured. Passengers escaped serious harm despite near misses.
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New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Harry Kellihan
Quakers and Whiskey Call for National Church Conference
The Society of Friends issues a call to all Christian churches inviting delegates to a Washington conference beginning March 1996 to seek practical, united action against liquor and its social evil. The letter urges consensus and prayerful study, noting their small size yet duty to aid mankind and gospel aims.
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Indianapolis
Society of Friends
United States
Brethren In Christ
United Inquiry
United Church
Washington
Miller Lester Arrested in Plainville for Fatal Shooting
Millard Fillmore Lester a wealthy Plainville farmer is jailed on murder charges in the death of Frederick Larimore found near his home last Thursday night. Police say Lester warned Larimore to stop paying attention to his daughter and bloodhounds traced from the orchard to the post where his horse was hitched the night of the shooting.
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Til
Millard Fillmore Lester
Plainville
Frederick Larimore
Lester
Larimore
Customs Congress to Meet in New York in 1903
Customs Congress, one of three international gatherings from the Pan American congress, will convene in New York on January 15, 1903. Thirteen republics plan to send delegates. The sanitary congress meets December 1. The coffee congress is advancing in New York.
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Washington
Customs Congress
Mexico
New York
Affairs of Hawaii Governor Dole Reported for 1902
The Hawaii territorial government's 1902 overview highlights cash on hand of $287,151 and property assessed at $110,388. It notes a 1901 income tax yield of $287,366, and requests Congress appropriations of $1,106,000 for next year including $759,000 for Hilo breakwater and $250,000 to widen harbor channels.
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Hawaii
Dole
Interior Department
Congress
Hilo Harbor
Honolulu Harbor
Hilo
Oahua
Makapuk Point
Oahu
Kahului
Maui
Ouna
Kailua
Kawaihae
Moahukonu
Kalaneekalau
Molokai
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Board of Health
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Hawaiian
Honolulu
Molokal
Promotion for Gen Young to Lieutenant General Stirs Army
Washington reports Major General Corbin confirms Maj. Gen. S. B. M. Young is forthcoming as the army’s next lieutenant general. Miles will retire next August, and the monthly list order, tied to seniority, supports Young’s probable promotion with about a year of seniority in the new grade.
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S. B. M. Young
Corbin
Miles
Young
English athletes may visit for Madison Square Garden tournament
Maj. Gen. S B M Young, guest of Gen. MacLachlan in Catskill New York, dismissed a report about English noncommissioned officers moving to America. He noted English athletes might come to exhibit at a Madison Square Garden military tournament next spring, saying English training rivals West Point but is not superior to US post training. General Young departs for Washington this evening.
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George MaclLanahan
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Young
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England
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West Point
Farmer killed by boar during hog fight near Portland
J B Gilbert a farmer ten miles east of Portland was fatally attacked by a vicious boar while trying to separate fighting hogs. The animal bit an artery in his leg and he later died, his body found by his brother in law. hogs had partly eaten him.
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Portland
J. B. Gilbert
Gilbert
Fire destroys four business blocks in Payson Utah
Fire in Payson Utah on October 27 wiped out four business blocks. Loss estimated between 15000 and 20000 dollars. Volunteers Phil Whytman William H Whytman Henry Nebeker and Charles Bogedahl were injured by falling walls. Town lacking fire protection and insurance small.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Payson
Phil
William H. Whytman
Henry Nebeker
Charles Bogedahl
Barclay Aims to Vote Despite Jail Term
Dan Barclay a petty larceny prisoner in Cascade county jail was added to the registration list by Jacob Schmidt registry agent at the Minneapolis house. He said his sentence would end before election day but the judge notes the term expires Nov 15 making him about 11 days late to cast his ballot.
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Great Falls
Cascade County
Dan Barclay
Jacob Schmidt
Minneapolis
Schmidt
W.H. Safford
Barclay
W. H. Race
Atchison
Clarence Poole
Sixth Avenue South
Safford
Bearclay
Saloon Brawl in Red Lodge Ends With Stabbing
In Red Lodge on October 27 a saloon brawl between two Finns left Jacob Numark stabbed in the head and seriously wounded. Mat Kakkala was arrested for second degree assault and arraigned with a postponement until Wednesday. He posted a $300 bond.
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Red Lodge
Jacob Numark
Mat Kakkala
Numark
Kakikala
Kakkala
Trade section backs Chamberlain South Africa visit
The African trade section of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce telegraphed Colonial Secretary Chamberlain assuring that his planned visit to South Africa would bring the greatest benefit to the country’s commerce and improve relations with Great Britain.
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London
Liverpool Chamber of Commercce
Chamberlain
South Africa
Great Britain
Crawford Aboard Lahn From Genoa Arrives Today
New York dispatch reports novelist F Marion Crawford was a passenger on the steamship Lahn which arrived today from Genoa.
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New York
F. Marion Crawford
Genoa
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