Glark Road Still Holds the Fort
In Los Angeles on April 340, Ross iuk and T Gibbons of the San Pacre discuss the Nevada right of way near the Van Neveily state line. Mr Clark states the decision rests with the interior secretary, and a court may settle matters. The group aims to keep workers at the site while waiting for final ruling and potential alternatives to Los Angeles.
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Ity Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Rossiuk
T &. Gibbons
San Pacre
Salt Lake Road
Sven Ferlay
Deeision Erie Coonmnasiasie
Gereral Land Office
Washington
Clark
Gthwna
Walt
Tense standoff over rail line to California persists
The Clark camp at the front has been reinforced as双方 seek to ease extreme tension. Lawyers and railroad men note the interior department official's opinion in favor of the Short Line as de facto right of way, while General Manager Bancroft insists construction will continue toward California. Whittemore argues yesterday's remarks won't deter progress of Salt Lake to Los Angeles line.
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Clark
Interior Department
Bancroft
California
Whittemore
Altornes
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Enjoin the Smelter Trust Seeks to Halt Stock Increase
Judge Gray in United States circuit court in Wilmington orders American Smelting and Refining Co and M Guggenheim Sons to show cause on May 13 at Trenton why they should not be permanently enjoined from using a 45 million dollar increase in capital stock. A temporary restraining order had blocked sale or use of the stock amid a proposed absorption deal with the Guggenheims, later settled in a manner affecting 23 million in excerpts and payments.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Gray
United States Circuit Court
City
Prenton
American Smelting and Retaing Company
M. Guggenheim Sons
Trenton
Guggenheim
Donald
American Smelting and Refining Company
Gugsenheims
Wall Street Mixed as Amalgamated Copper Rallies Then Falls
New York and London markets showed erratic stock moves, with Union Pacific and Atchison trading heavily and consolidating gas and smelting shares dropping. Southern Pacific rose briefly on strong demand, while several rail stocks and Amalgamated Copper faded after initial gains amid broad volatility. Also noted were Chicago cattle and hog receipts with mixed price trends and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Union Pacific
Atchison
Northern Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hucson
Chicago & Alton
Sugar
Chicago & Eastern
Ilinois
Wisconsin Central
Lake Ir Western
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Colorado
Wool Market Report Queried By St Louis Sale Notes
ST LOUIS WOO L MARKET St Louis Mo April 25 Woodl un changed territory and western medium Mile fine N 1be coarse U LMc BOULDEX HOT SPRINGS The Great Northern railway will sui round trip tickets Butte to Boulder and return including one week's board ant bathing privileges at Hot Springs hotel at rate of $13.80 cach a B REYNOLDS
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St. Louis, Mo
Bouldex Hot Springs
Great Northern Railway
Butte
Boulder
Hot Springs Hotel
Reynolds
No Precedents In Clark Heinze Bond Case Before Supreme Court
Special to Inter Mountain from Helena April 25. Petition by Senator Clark and Charles W. Clark seeks relief from Heinze bond in the Pennsylvania line case. Attorneys argue over whether the Montana Supreme Court has original jurisdiction and where relief should be sought, with proponents claiming inherent power to grant relief and opponents asserting district court primacy.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Senator Clark
Charles W. Clark
Supreme Court
Jesse B Roore
Judge Bickford
Clarks
Court of Equity
Thomas C. Bach
Heinze
District Court
Appellate Court
Roote
Montana
Moe Ote
Unsavory Weinsheimer Case Ends With Two Sensations
Helena April 25 Special to Inter Mountain closing testimony in the Weinsheimer will contest brought two sensations. One was that a decree restoring Nettle’s divorce from Thomas B adding field August 31 1898 was never filed in court and Weinheimer’s counsel asked to have it treated as of that date. The contestants argued that the woman was never legally married to William Weinsheimer and that she resumed her maiden name without court permission. Another sensation came from Esther Wagener’s statement that Weinsheimer tried to intimidate her from testifying.
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Weinsheimer
Inter Mountain
Helena
Nettle
Thomas B. Addingfield
Weinheimer
William Weinsheimer
Esther A. Wagener
Rise in Kenwood tract values nets Clark bond
Helena noted the district court approved an $50,000 bond on the eighty acre Brooke tract at Kenwood for Charles W. Clark. The bond follows an administrator and heirs petition. Eighteen months earlier the tract was offered at public sale with the best bid of $27 for the entire property.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Brooke
Kenwood
Charles W. Clark
District Court
English Resigns Asst U S Attorney for Anaconda Postmaster
Helena April 25 John C English assistant United States attorney has wired his resignation to Washington and leaves for Anaconda around May 1 to take a new post as postmaster of that era.
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English
Inter Mountain
Helena
John C. English
United States
Washington
Anaconda
Humane Society Drives School Kids as Animal Protectors
Enlist the Children's Aid to make every pupil an officer of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The school board discussion meets general favor with Superintendent Young and school staff ready to promote humane aims. Text books teach that animals deserve consideration equal to humans, and readers include animal welfare themes. The matter will be presented to the board next Tuesday night. See Professor Robinson for dancing instruction at 165 West Granite.
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Soiety
Young
Missoula Driving Club Plans Two Race Meetings
Missoula notes reveal driving club plans for two race meetings this year and record engines of a track celebration set for the Fourth of July. Reports mention archer disclosures in a robbery and possible collusion theories tied to Northern Pacific Express company thefts, with suspects under arrest in Hamilton and agents pursuing identification.
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Driving Club
Missoula
Tater Mounta
Archer
Northern
Pacife Express
Inter Mountain
Hamilton
Btephengon
Shovift Prescott
Miss Susie Schander Seeks Brother Home From Hypnotist Act
Special to Inter Mountain Missoula April 25 Miss Susie Schander at Anaconda tries to persuade her underage brother Henry to quit his hypnotist engagement. She telegraphed parents that he should leave the act, appealing to police after parents’ wishes. Anaconda police asked to intervene amid the dispute. Bonner smallpox report also noted in the city dispatches.
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Inter Mountain
Missoula
Susie Schander
Anaconda
Henry
Griffith
Police Department
Bonner
Quarantine Lifted in Bitter Root Valley Bonner Cleared
News from Bitter Root reports the only quarantine extended earlier has been raised and Bonner is freed from suspicion of the smallpox outbreak. A local house where a boy stayed initially appeared exposed, but the child later developed the illness.
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Bitter Root Valley
Bonner
Yueathin
Missoula Driving Club Plans Record Summer Meets
Missoula Driving club voted to hold a two day war meeting on July 4 and 6 with a grand celebration to attract crowds from across Montana. Merchants have subscribed 1300 for expenses and a program of races and premiums was adopted to ensure a wealthy entertainment. Majestic dress and negligee hats will be featured at the Golden Rule store with a display by tailor Telfe and new hats offered at 28.
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Speen
Inter Mountain
Missoula
Te Missoula Driving Club
Eld
Montana
Telfe
Butte Locals Mabel Ford In Jail Again
Mabel Ford claims to be the widow of Bob Ford is jailed after noon by Officer Matthews. She confronted Mrs Tracy in Pleasant alley and then attacked her. Ford will answer to disturbing the peace in police court tomorrow morning. Funeral notices list Pat Lynch age 25 and James Quinlan age 24 as scheduled for 2 pm services tomorrow at their respective residences.
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Mabel Ford
Bob Ford
Jesse James
Matthews
Mabel
Pleasant Alley
Mrs.Tracy
Pat Lynch
John Shea
Buffalo Street
James Quinlan
Mike Sullivan
Wyoming Street
French Tansy Tablets claim relief and cure
A trade notice promotes French Tansy Tablets for relief of painful irregularities, made in Paris and sold by Newbro Drug Co. of Butte Montana for two dollars per box. Also includes a mining patent notice for Valentine Placer in Silver Bow Montana filed by James and Elma Bruce with detailed survey bearings and acreage.
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Augendre
Paris
France
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Mont
Johnston
Dakota
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
James Bruce
Elma Bruce
Divide
Silver Bow County
Recorder
W. Turner
George D. Greene
Register
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News OF the World
Glark Road
Uvada
Stully Clark
van Neveily
Avadaniiy
Totnes
Baste
Norcross
Norcroes
Dr. Norcross
Owsley Block
Enjoin
the Smelter Trust
Southern Pacific
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Texas Fed
Walls
ST. Louis
Pennsylvania
Boston
Mass
Butte & Boston
Calumet & Hecla
Utah
Professor Robinson
West Granite
Express
Miss Schander
Gem Concert Hall
Frank J. Pierce
Florence Steam Laundry
Florence
Bishop & Kern
George
Pringle
Missoula, Mon
Sallora
Joseph H. Harper
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