Comanche Case Today and State Education Plans
Special to the Inter Mountains Helena Mont April 10 The supreme court hears Boston and Montana injunction on Comanche mine while the state board seeks funds and contemplates consolidation of all state educational institutions. Edward D McCall trial opens as Mabel Hancock linked to a pending marriage case. Beaver Creek water dispute prompts a public excursion to Winston.
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Inter Mountains
Helena
Mont
Supreme Court
Boston & Montana
Adolph Wetzstein
J.J. McHatton
E. Warren Toole
Wetzstein
John F. Forbis
Boston
Montana
District Court
Weisstein
Lindsay
Forbis
State Board of Horticulture
M. Emery
C. H. Edwards
State Board of Education
State University
State Normal School
School For the Deaf and Dumb
Reform School
Orphans’ Home
Edward D. McCall
State Board of Stock Commissioners
John T. Murphy
W. G. Previtt
Brooke
Kenwood
Charles W. Clark
Beaver Creek
Edwards
Winston
Raid on Illicit Still Nets One Man Four Women
J Watson Stearns deputy collector of Internal revenues raided an alleged illicit still on With street West Farms last night. He arrested one man and four women and found a large quantity of liquor during the operation.
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New York
J. Watson Stearns
With Street
West Farms
Navy rushes ahead on ships under construction
Washington April 10 Admiral Bowles reports progress across naval shipbuilding. Nine battleships under contract show varied completion with Illinois at 90 percent and Maine 46 percent. Protected and torpedo craft also advance, notably submarines doubling in progress. Adder 40 percent, Grampus 22, Moccasin 28, Pike 18, Porpoise 24, Shark 22.
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Washington
Admiral Bowles
Naval Bureau of Construction
Illinois
Maine
Missouri
Ohio
Virginia
Nebraska
Georgia
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
California
Colorado
Maryland
South Dakota
Cleveland
Chattanooga
Denver
Des Moines
Galveston
Tacoma
St. Louis
Charleston
Nevada
Wyoming
Florida
Arkansas
Goldsborough
Batley
Barney
Stringham
Bagley
Biddle
Blakeley
de Long
International criminal chase to share photos and measurements
New York April 10 Captain Titus and Deputy Commissioner Devery favor a plan to exchange photographs and measurements of criminals among major cities. The meeting of the Association of Chiefs of Police may adopt a system to link detective bureaus and trap thieves from far towns. Talks also include sharing with Scotland Yard to catch thieves on ocean steamships.
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New York
Association of Chiefs of Police
Titus
Devery
Scotland Yard
Helped Nominate Lincoln
Thomas Little a longtime New York City architect died at his Mount Vernon home. Born in York Pennsylvania he was 68. An early abolitionist he taught the first colored Sunday school in Burdentown and was stoned for it. He joined the Republican party and was a delegate to the 1860 Chicago convention that nominated Lincoln. He later served as president of the New York county board of supervisors.
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New York
Thomas Little
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Little
York
Pennsylvania
United States
Burdentown
Chicago
Lincoln
Springfcid
Mr. Little
Board of Supervisors
New York County
Prune Prices Cut by Cured Fruit Association
San Jose Cal April 10 The directors of the Cured Fruit association cut prune prices by 2 cents across all sizes for 15 months and will submit to members the question of the organization's continued existence.
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San Jose
Cal
The
Cured Fruit Association
Rhine Flood Strikes Cologne and Swiss Border Villages
Berlin reports Rhine rising above normal with Cologne at 18 feet and Swiss border villages evacuated as residents flee homes due to higher water levels and widespread flooding.
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Berlin
Rhine
Cologne
Gold bars stolen from Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
New York April 10 The gold bars stolen from the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse were likely part of a $500000 shipment from National City Bank. The theft occurred after loading at Cherbourg, with carriers and insurers noting no immediate complaint or record of loss.
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New York
Cherbourg
France
National City Bank
Kalner Wilhelm
Cunard
North River
Hoboken
United States
Europe
Compagnie Generale Trans-Atlantiqus
Havre
Paris
Lazard Freres
Lazard
Steamship Company
Atlantic
Robert C. Pinkerton
Australia
San Francisco
Hawaii
Mysterious Bank Heist Aboard KaisER Wilhelm Der Grosse
New York reports a sea robbery aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse with three bars of gold valued at 22750 dollars taken from the specie room. Police and ship officers search passengers and ship at Bremen and Cherbourg for clues, unsure how the room was entered. An official note says the room is iron bound with patent locks and two keys, one held by the chief officer. A separate item notes a Macedonian armed with a revolver detained at an entrance to a repair shop.
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New York
Bremen
Elrichs & Co
Kainer Wilhelm der Grosse
Lloyd
Associated Press
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Cherbourg
National City Bank of New York
Fire sinks transport Rawling at Brooklyn pier
Fire broke out in the second hold of the Rawling at the government pier in Brooklyn and burned for about two hours. The vessel, loaded with horse feed for the army bound for Cuba, settled and sank in the mud after efforts to flood the hold. Estimated damage runs to $28,000 including cargo.
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New York
Rawlie
Government Pier
Brooklyn
Cuba
Thori Ing
Great American Yachts to Race in America’s Cup Trials
New York report states Thomas W. Lawson's Independence will meet the Constitution and the Columbia in trials off Sandy Hook for the America's Cup. The event, planned by New York Yacht Club members and Sound yachtsmen, aims to prove the fastest sloops in America with races at Newport and Sandy Hook during the late summer test week.
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New York
Thomas W. Lanwsen
Columbia
Sandy Hook
New York Yacht Club
Sound
Newport
Newport Yucat Association
Lawson
Sandy Mook
Membor of War
Sh 4
Parc
Boston
Thi Htomen
America
Armor Plate Could Cut Navy Costs If New Process Succeeds
A Washington dispatch reports armor plate for ships may be sold to the government at $100 a ton under a new process. An experimental plate shipped from Pittsburgh to Indianhead for ballistic tests could replace the current $455 a ton armor. If successful and priced at $150 a ton, the government would save about $305 per ton, totaling roughly $793,000 on Alabama class battleships.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Pittsburg
Naval Ordnance Proving Grounds
Indianhead
Navy Department
Alabama
Archbishops Critique on Mixed Marriages and Cremation Policy
In Montreal Archbishop Brunchle condemns mixed marriages as a church matter beyond civil rulings and cautions communicants against offense. He also rebukes Mount Royal Cemetery’s cremation approval, challenging the Protestant board’s move to allow cremation over burial amid legislative action.
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Montreal
Brunchle
Delpit
Mount Royal
Archvehop
Inter
Nint Royal Cemetery Company
Honolulu House Hammers Over Dole Signature
In Honolulu on April 4 the house and Gov. Dole clash over data requests. The house sends back a document unsigned by Sanford B. Dole, while the governor declines broad data demands and signs only with his name. In the senate a liquor dispensary bill is reported unfavorably, and ship Upolu runs aground near Puku, with limited details received by wireless.
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Honolulu
House of Representatives
Dole
House
Sanford B. Dole
Executive Council
Upolu
Hind, Rolph & Coyds
Puku
Popolle
Mankunand
Swindled the Greeks in Chicago robbery scheme
In Chicago on April 1 a mob besieged a West Polk Street building for hours assaulting occupants and damaging property. Four men allegedly swindled out about 4000 dollars from Greek victims, led by John Papadopoulis and associates as police investigate the attempted fraud and set up further inquiries into the scam's scope.
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Chicago
West Polke Street
John Papadopoulis
James
Cheodarla
Adl
Maleavin
George
Tali Papadopoulia
Jeniee
Elt
Tabelase
Union Pavisie
Pagadapoulis Sone & Co
Teketa
Kent
Hightfall
Ullies
Cmmplainante
Siudiel
Secret soap makers meeting at Grand Pacific hotel
Chicago April rumours say soap manufacturers and representatives met in the Grand Pacific hotel to discuss a new Soap Makers association to replace one long defunct. No definite results announced though a further session was expected today with leading concerns represented.
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Chicago
Grand Pacific
Coap
Officials Train Wrecked Near Grand Rapids
Chicago April 10 special to the Chronicle reports President Heald Gen Mgr Crape and other Pierre Marquette officials escaped a wreck of their special train. A crash at the main rack sent the engine into the pilot, the caboose to splinters, and the president car occupants were shaken. Heald led a two mile walk to await a wrecking train.
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Chicago
Chronicle
Grand Rapids
Micheye
Heald
Mgr. Crape
Pierre Marquette Railway
Waio
Urali
Decsoltana
Ripley jury secured in Goebel murder case
In Frankfort Kentucky on April 10 the jury for Garnett Ripley, charged with complicity in the Goebel murder, was seated. Ripley pleaded not guilty as the indictment was read. The state contends Ripley knew of the assassination the day before and mobilized militia for the move to Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Garnett Ripley
Goebel
Democrati
Ripley
J. B. Williams
Commonwealth
Ute Asdace Aviation
Rewlness
Frank
Fortax
Wold
Hat Goebel
Turchin Career Highlighted in Civil War Service Record
An article from Nashville recalling Brigadier General Turhin’s career during the Civil War. Born in Russia, he served as a colonel leading the Wrh tilinott volunteers and later organized the Chicago board of trade battery. He fought in Tennessee, Northern campaigns, and the Atlanta campaign before resigning.
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Chindgo
Tribune
Nashville
Tien
Tivohin
Goa
Tum
Runsia
Wrh Tilinott Volunteers
Vutex
Chicago
Tennessee
Atlanta
Turchin
Resaca
Kenesaw Mountain
Postponed Signaling on Manchuria Evacuation Debate
Glasgow reports a Russian press claim that China will not sign a Manchurian accord yet, describing the postponed understanding as advantageous to China. London trends noted evacuation delays might instead bolster Russia's position while urging China to reconsider.
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Glasgow
Manchuria
China
London
Russia
Powder Works Explosion Kills One Man and Burns Another
An explosion at a Santa Cruz powder works today killed Chester Shepard about 20 and badly burned Phil Curtis who was on a rafter overhead. A large smokeless mill tank burned and was destroyed. cause unknown. Also noted is the death of a Brooklyn native aged 75 who served in the Civil War and held engineer duties with Rosecrans and McCook, survived by a widow and two daughters.
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Santa Crux
Avril
Chester Shepard
Phil Curtis
Shepard
Curtis
Brooklyn
Bridgewater
N.Y
West Point Military Academy
Léth Infantry
Drug Store Burned in Richmond Fire Destroying Julius Myers & Sons
A large wholesale drug store in Richmond owned by Julius Myers & Sons burned this morning. The loss is estimated near 189002 dollars with the building, owned by B. Ram and M. Fisfeld, insured for 100 dollars. No casualties were reported.
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Richmond
Julius Myers & Sons
Bi, Ram and
M. Fisfeld
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