Man Wanted in Glasgow Arrested in Valley County
George Poeble of Glasgow is held in Valley County awaiting the sheriff's arrival. He was allegedly involved in an attempted frame of another person for robbery, but was captured after a whisker description discrepancy led to his arrest. Rosy O Grady was also arrested as officers prepare for the sheriff.
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George Poeble
Gisegow
Glasgow
Valley County
Poeltle
Poeble
Saffora
Rory
Grady
Rosebud Alley
Poettie
O'Grady
Lippincott
Sheriff's Office
George Poeltie
Ginegow
Mr. Porkle
Clasgow
Poeltie
Rosy O'Grady
Great Falls land office sees 205 final entries in 50 days
Great Falls land office, opened Aug 1, has processed over 205 final homestead and desert land entries in under 50 days. Receipts surpass $50,000 as staff tackle backlogs caused by missing Helena transcripts and a temporary absence of Receiver Benton due to illness. Public inquiries and filings continue daily.
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Great Falls
Helena
Benton
Denver Evening Times Sold to Patterson and Campbell
The Denver Evening Times is sold for 100000 to United States Senator Thomas M. Patterson and R C Campbell. Change of management set for October 1. The paper will switch from Republican to Democratic leadership under new owners.
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Denver
Colo
Denver Evening Times
United States
Thomas M. Patterson
R. C. Campbell
Patterson
Princpal
Rocky Mountain News
Campbell
News
Times
Conspiracy Warrants in Bennett Estate Case
Laura Biggar withdraws contest to Henry M Bennett estate while warrants are issued for Laura Filecus Samuel Stanton and C Hendricks on conspiracy charges. The case, tied to a claimed marriage and birth at Dr Hendricks sanitarium, centers on a fortune over 1.9 million dollars as witnesses recount will and marriage claims in Long Branch New York.
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Long Branch
N. Y
Laura Liggar
Henry M. Bennett
Pittsboro
CSC
Sainton
Justice of the Peace
Sticeear
Kennett c
Hendricks
Mine Biggar
Biggar
Bennett
Wiltur A. Polstey
Miss Biggar
Stanton
John F. Hawkins
Hawking
Toboken
Mr. Bennett
International Maritime Conference adopts salvage treaty on collisions
The fifth conference of the International Maritime Convention in Hamburg approved a salvage treaty setting uniform collision laws. It introduces fault proportioning, limits certain defenses, delays actions to two years, and mandates mutual aid after collisions, with optional penalties left to national laws.
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Hamburg
P. Wheeler
J. B. Jackson
Gordon Murray
G. Bates
United States
England
Golden Spike Is Driven Connecting Great Northern and Morrissy Mines
Great Falls reports the golden spike joining the Great Northern railway with the Ferne coal mines at Morrissy. The connected branch links Jennings to the Crow's Nest coal fields and Montana markets. Officials say coal and coke traffic will boost state revenues and create jobs for about a thousand men.
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Standard
Great Falla
Great Northern Railway
Ferne
Morrissy
Great Northern
Jennings
Crow's Nest
Montana
M. Webster
Idaho
Great Falls
Mrs Pillsbury Dies of Pneumonia at 67 in Minneapolis
Mrs C A Pillsbury widow of the famed flour miller died today in Minneapolis at age 67 from pneumonia. Her death follows that of her husband several years ago leaving a prominent Minnesota industrial family.
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Minneapolis
Minn
C. A. Pillsbury
He Favors the Canteen In Almost Pivers Case
Brigadier General Funston cites a sharp rise in court martial trials among enlisted men in the Colorado department. He blames two causes: garrison monotony after field service and the abolition of the post canteen, which led to outside low taverns near reservations. He argues saloon profiting and gambling harm discipline, ruin soldiers, and profit from saloon keepers.
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Washington
Funston
Department of the Colorado
Post Exchange
Congress
Sicilian Cyclone Slays Hundreds and Wrecks Towns
Reports from Rome and Syracuse describe a powerful cyclone sweeping eastern Sicily from Catania to Modica. The flooding and ruin halted rail traffic, destroyed homes and bridges, with Modica tallying many dead and authorities organizing relief. Estimates range around 400 confirmed dead with others still missing.
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Syracuse
Sicily
Catania
Palermo
Modica
Fractissa
Diplomatic Appointments Announced for (Sept) 246
The state department announces a slate of ambassadorial posts. Charlemagne Tower moves from Switzerland to Germany while remaining as ambassador to Russia. Robert S. McCormick shifts to Austria-Hungary then Russia. Bellamy Storer goes to Austria-Hungary then Spain. Arthur Hardy moves Switzerland to Spain. Charles Bryan to Brazil then Switzerland. David Thompson to Brazil. Thompson of Nebraska may decline. compensation for his Brazil post is 12000 dollars yearly.
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Charlemagne Tower
Pennsylvania
Russia
Germany
Robert S. McCormick
Ilinois
Austria-Hungary
Bellamy Storer
New York
Spain
Arthur 8. Hardy
New Hampshire
Switzerland
Charles Page Bryan
Illinois
Brazil
David F. Thompson
Nebraska
Ambassador White
Berlin
David E. Thompson
Burlington & Missouri River
Meiklejohn
Thompson
Deitrich
Bolivia
Peru
Acre
United States
Hardy
Madrid
Persia
Greece
Massachusetts
Death of Mrs. R. C. Hill in Great Falls
Mrs. R C Hill wife of Dr R C Hill of Great Falls died at Columbus hospital at 2 30 pm after an operation for an appendix abscess and bowel perforation. She was 35 and left a husband and an 18 month old child. Born in Chatsworth Ontario she had many relatives there. Her remains will be sent to Chatsworth for burial with husband accompanying them. No local service was held.
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Standard
Great Falla
Hill
R. C. ‘Fill
Columbus Hospital
Chatsworth
Ont
Great Falls
Andrew McGill
Aireat Falls
Government Bond Prepayment Circular Issued by Secretary Shaw
Secretary Shaw issues a circular detailing prepayment of interest on U S bonds from Nov 1 1902 to July 1 1905 with a two tenths percent monthly rebate. Prepayment begins Oct 1 1902 and ends Nov 30 1902. $14,110,150 of 1904 bonds outstanding.
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Washington
Shaw
United
United States
Undefined duties of the army noted by a commander
The text reflects a reflection on duties the army did not consider as part of its responsibilities. It suggests a distinction between core military tasks and broader societal or political roles. The source implies debate over appropriate scope of military power.
Unfavorable Feature From Coal Strike Looms Over Industry
Bradstreet reports large crop yields and robust trade activity across manufacturing and retail sectors. The only unfavorable note is rising tension from the anthracite coal strike as cold weather nears and prices of bituminous coal drive potential industrial interference. Western trade remains strong, leather curbs noted, iron and steel demand surges, and exports show mixed weekly totals.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Tinana
United States
Canada
Boy Suffers Leg Break In Farm Wagon Accident
In Great Falls on September 26 Tariff Evanson, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Evanson, fell from a wagon while returning from school and was pinched between wheel and bed, breaking his left leg above the knee. He and other children were riding in a farmer's wagon when the mishap occurred.
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The
Standard
Great Falla
Tariff
L. V. Evanson
Banker Norman Barrett Commits Suicide in Atchison
Norman Barrett former president of Atchison National bank killed himself in his Bryven hotel room. Worries over the bank failure and ensuing financial troubles are cited as likely causes. The bank had suspended in September 1899 after investments by Barrett’s father worsened its condition. Depositors were paid half. He left a wife and three children.
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Atchison, Kan
Norman Barrett
Atchison National Bank
Bryven Hotel
Barrett
Milton Barrett
Morgan company to advance October interest payments
J. P. Morgan & Co. notified shareholders that they would anticipate October interest and coupon payments next Monday, two days early, totaling an estimated 14 million dollars to relieve existing financial conditions for the various companies and corporations they serve as fiscal agents.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
London Editor John Laley Dies After Long Illness
London reports the death of John Laley editor of the Sketch and the Penny Illustrated Paper after a lengthy illness. Born in 1842, Laley passed away in the city on Sept 26.
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London
John Laley
Sketch
Penny Illustrated
United States Steel to Mail Quarterly Dividend Checks
United States Steel announces it will mail checks tomorrow for the quarterly common stock dividend due Sept. 80 and payable Sept. 29. The total dividend amounts to 5,088,025 dollars, to be released to the money market.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Discharged for Disobedience at Nantes Trials
Leroy Ladurie was dismissed from service at Nantes on August 18 for disobedience to a court martial order. He admitted the charge but claimed conscience, guiding his stance against religious measures and aiding in class schools, including a protest against avieting women.
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Nantes
France
Leroy Ladurie
Ladurie
19Th Infantry
Clas
Stockett Relief Committee Raises Funds for Pennsylvania Miners
The Stockett relief committee reports 215.40 raised this month for Pennsylvania striking miners. A mass meeting at Finland hall heard letters from Pennsylvania relief officials, including a receipt for 460 donated last month. Local residents Mrs Bovee and others visited, and personnel changes occurred at the company store with Elmer Murphy transferring to Cokedale Washington.
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Standard Stockett
Relief Committee
Pennsylvania
Stockett
Finland Hall
Relief Committee of Pennsylvania
Bovee
Great Falls
James Linderman
Elmer Murphy
Cokedale
Wash
Henry Lahta
Murphy
Kathryn Coultry
Blanche McKee
Evans
George Smith
James Naysmith
Utica
Mont
Sand Coulee
Ralph Wilson
Medicine Hat
Canada
W. Bacon
Guidi's Manila Mission Aims to Harmonize Church and Philippines
Rome reports urgent plans for Archbishop Guidi's Manila mission. Apostolic delegates will reorganize the archipelago's church, create three new dioceses, and propose prelates for Manila and other sees. A synod will set governing rules, with education reforms and funding from friar lands and indemnity negotiations.
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Rome
Philippines
Guidi
Manila
South America
Paticar
Taft
United States
Tift
Idaho state prize board calls for Warden Arney’s resignation
In Boise on Sept 26 the state prize board after an exhaustive investigation urged Warden C E Arney to resign. The governor and secretary of state acquitted him of dishonesty, while the governor and attorney general voted to demand his resignation for violating law by using trustees and prison teams on his brother's ranch.
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Boise
Idaho
Prise Board
C. E. Arney
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