Death and trials fill Livingston news in April edition
Dwight M. Allen, aged 80, died at his son George Allen's home on the upper Yellowstone. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. W. W. Edmondson and interment was in Shorthill Cemetery. A warrant issued for David Boddy cites grand larceny for four sheep from Bishop & May Bros. Boddy claims the animals dropped from the herd. Numerous notices follow including deaths, legal actions, and local movements such as Sheriff Hubbard transporting two detainees, Judge Bender handling cases, and local residents and visitors listed for the week.
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Livingston, Moent
Dwight M. Allen
George Allen
Yelowstone
Shorthill
W. W. Edmondson
McDonald
Bender
Recor Hizance
Sleeper Searwich to Kansas City via Milwaukie Line
Sleeper Searwich departs Twin Cities daily via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul to Kansas City leaves Minneapolis 9 am St Paul 8 00 arrives 7 am next morning. Also Pullman tourist sleeper from Twin Cities Tuesdays to Los Angeles with lowest one way and round trip rates. ticket agents or J tb Conney assistant passenger agent St Paul to inquire. Board party Wednesday evening in the I.O.O.F. hall refreshments served.
Best Coal in the Market Sparks Local Demand
Kemmerer coal praised for hot fires with no clinkers or much ash. Advertisers claim top quality costs no more than inferior grades. Citizens' Coal Co. No. 4 East Roadway. FOR RENT four room house 428 West Porphyry. WANTED room and board by a young woman for $25. References exchanged Box 25 Inter Mountain.
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Kemmerer
Citizens’ Coal Co
West Porphyry
West Side
Inter Mountain
Lippincott Win May Be Final in Will Case
In a probate contest over Charles Colbert's 59001 estate, W. J. Lippincott and John Woolbeater won another procedural victory as the court considered the state’s stay request while appeals loom. Objections by Scheuer and Fluke to the will were heard, with further arguments on administration and alleged coercion by the Lippincotts and Woolbeater. The judge reserved ruling on key issues and the matter remains unsettled.
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W. J. Lippincott
John Woolbeater
Harles Colbert
Harney
Supreme Court
Marcon
Frederick Scheuer
Lillian Fluke
Culbert
Tin Pelor
O. J Saville
Youngs
Aled
Lippincott-Woolheater
Colbert
Alkeen
Lippinentt
Woolbeater
B M Band Engaged for McKinley Montana Visit
Charles W. Clark via E L Whitmore instructed Donald B Gillis to hire the Bogton and Montana band to accompany President McKinley and party from May 28 to June 1 through Montana and Yellowstone Park. Clark, now in New York, may attend in Butte during the visit. friends praise the action.
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Charles W. Clark
E. L. Whitmore
Donald B. Gillis
Morgan visit could forge canal collaboration with Britain
The Pall Mall Gazette argues J Pierpont Morgan may unite Great Britain and the United States on the Panama canal. It notes British shipowners push the Panama route and suggests Morgan could align great moneyed interests to advance a working maritime arrangement.
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London
Pall Mall Gazelle
J. Pierpont Morgan
Europe
Panama
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Great Britain
United States
Japan Reassures On Russo Japanese Tensions
Washington April 10 Japanese minister Takahira received official advices from Tokyo dispelling alarm over a Russo Japanese rupture. The government accepted Russia’s latest Manchuria declaration and advised Hay that Japan’s position aligns with the United States. A copy of the Russian communication was shared with Japan and the United States.
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Washington
Takahira
Tokyo
Russia
Manchuria
United States
State Department
Hay
Japan
Japan Sees Russia Declarations End Chinese Quandary
The text reports that Japan, like the United States, is satisfied with Russia’s declarations on Manchuria. Japanese authorities expect action to resolve the perplexities and dangers, with other powers accepting the Russian stance, aiming to maintain a harmonious concert with China.
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United States
Russia
Japan
China
Persecution suit filed by John Sargent in Uintah District Court
Cheyenne Wyoming April 9 John Sargent once partner of New York millionaire Robert Ray Hamilton seeks $25 000 for alleged persecution and defamation by Nowlin Simpson and Jones Lannagan prominent Jackson Hole figures. Sargent previously faced wife murder charges and was released. arraignment records show bonds and ongoing legal tension surrounding Hamiltons drowning near Marymere Ranch in Western Wyoming.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
John Sargent
Robert Ray Hamilton
New York
Snake River
Marymere Ranch
Wyoming
Uintah
Sargent Wierne
Dat Wan
Nowan
Sargent
Cral
Flamitton
Knox Presented to Supreme Court as Attorney General
Washington April 10 the attorney general Brox was formally presented to the United States Supreme Court. Solicitor General Richards introduced Philipander C Knox of Pennsylvania who has succeeded Mr Griggs as attorney general. The court welcomed Knox and directed his commission be recorded. The routine business then resumed with Knox and Richards departing.
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Washington
Gener Brox
United States Supreme Court
Richards
Auerson
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Griggs
Knox
Ready to Tie Up the Road in Wilkesbarre
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania April 19 the Central Railroad of New Jersey employees remain tense and hopeful of a possible strike. The local Ashley grievance committee awaits Brotherhood leaders decision after yesterday’s polling on strike action. Railroad officials fortify against a potential tie up as many men known as Brotherhood members arrived late last night.
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Wilkesbarre
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Ashley
Walte
Jersey Central
Brotherhood
Lehigh Valley
Shot Train Robber Near Ainsworth Neb Killed by Marshal
Deputy U S Marshal Ians and railroad agent shot and killed David O. Luse near Ainsworth while he resisted arrest. Officials say the mission was to prevent a planned train holdup. Luse had been feared in Brown County.
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Omaha
Neb
United States
Ians
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad
David O. Luse
Ainsworth
Hans
Brawn County
Lead price cut by smelting trust in Denver
Denver April 10 The Newa today reports the local manager of the smelting trust reduced the lead price from 4 to 3.90 dollars. Mine operators expect further cuts as the trust claims overproduction makes the four dollar rate unsustainable. The $4 rate had been in effect for over a year and was maintained under an agreement with mine owners.
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Denver
Col
Newa Today
Referendum on party name and public ownership vote set
The People's Party national committee in St Louis last December authorized a referendum to rename the party to Populiate and to discuss public ownership of production and distribution. National Chairman J A Parker fixed the voting time for 2 p m on Saturday May 4 at standard polling places. A call was issued for the national committee of the middle of the roaders to assemble in Detroit on July 4.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Committee of the People's Party
St. Louis
J. A. Parker
National Committee of the
Detroit
Bible Society Honors Brave Chinese Ministers Amid Massacres
The article recalls the brave actions of two Chinese foreign office ministers who altered a brutal edict to protect foreigners. It notes missionaries were killed or driven from provinces during the Boxer upheaval, with extensive destruction of mission property and vast Bible output despite losses. It highlights the heroism of Chinese workers and the continuing growth of native Christians and Chinese Bible production.
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New York
Anown Bible Society
China
John R. Hyde
Ku Choo
Chekiang
Hervens
Meng Choo
Hu Nan
Hoe
Thu Ching Cheng
Yuen Chang
Foreign Office
Chili
Shanet
Boxra
Tien Tsin
Bhansi
Hotan
Hunan
Hupeh
Kiang Si
Kwangtung
Pekin
China Agency
Botha Opens Peace Talks With Britain
Cape Town reports General Jan Smuts Botha reopens negotiations with Britain seeking an armistice or peace settlement. Talks aim to end hostilities and restore stability in southern Africa amid ongoing conflict tensions.
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Cape Town
Botha
NO CHANGE FOR SHRINERS ASSEMBLY IN HELENA
Word from Meluna says the Shriners exercise proceed as scheduled without change. The party will arrive in Helena on time, keeping the original programme and timing intact after an earlier note of postponement.
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Meluna
Shriners
Inter Mountain
Helena
Lime
Loubet visits Russian squadron in Ville France
President Loubet decorates Admiral Birileff and two officers with the Legion of Honor aboard the Russian flagship. The admiral and staff land for the ceremony, the fleet manned and cheered as the St. Louis sails to Toulon. The Russian fleet will stay a week.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Sale Rumor Denied
Cleveland April 10 M T Herrick chairman of the railroad board dismissed a New York report that George Gould and Missouri Pacific interests bought the Wheeling & Lake Erie He said Russell Sage may have made the claim but he has been misinformed and declined further comment
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Cleveland
Ohio
M. T. Herrick
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
New York
George J. Gould
Missouri Pacific Associates
Herrick
Russell Sage
Casket Firm Leader John Baxter Dies in Williamsburg
John Brady Baxter, organizer of the Brooklyn and New York Casket Co. and president of the Harris Brick Co. of Ohio, died at his Williamsburg, Long Island home. Born in Alabama, he joined the Confederate army at the outbreak of the Civil War. His father, Major John Baxter, served in the US Army during the Seminole War. After the war, Baxter moved to Philadelphia and later settled in Brooklyn.
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New York
John Brady Baxter
Brooklyn
Kruger Not Coming Now Says Melal Representative
Chas D. Pierce, Melal representative in New York for the Boers, denies a cable report that President Kruger will surrender to Unity States on May 31. He says the claim is false, Kruger may visit in the fall but not before. He is resting and needs it badly.
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New York
Chas, D. Pierce
Melal
Europe
Kruger
Keeley Institute Promotes Drunkenness Treatment in Salt Lake City
The Keeley Institute advertises a non confinement, non publicity, and non disruptive approach to alcoholism and opium addiction. It claims exclusivity in Utah as the only authorized Keeley treatment, with other so called Keeley clinics deemed fraudulent. Ladies are treated privately at home. literature and terms available via Salt Lake City address or Lock Box 490.
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United States
Keeley Institute
THA
Font South First Street
Lock Bow 490
Salt Lake City
Utah
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