Missoula Trial on Wolf Manheim Case Attracts Notoriety
Missoula Montana February 19 1901 the Time of Justice Houteens court heard the Wolf Manheim case charged with receiving stolen property. County Attorney Hall and WM C Stiff led prosecution with three boys testifying they were urged by Manheim to steal brass from Northern Pacific yards. Manheim denied wrongdoing and offered witnesses including family. The hearing continued into the evening amid cross examination and claims of a theft ring within his business. Also noted were Post Office plans for free south Missoula delivery and a Bonner light plant breakdown affecting Missoula lighting with service resuming Monday.
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Missoula
Mont
Houtehens
Wolf Manheim
Ife
al Manner Unit
Manheim
Jol M. Evans
Winpliyes
Janess
Welal
Maris
Missoula Briefs Record Local Movements and Notices
Misoula notes list Arthur B Browne and spouse departing for Portland Oregon on a Works visit Superintendent Charles Thussell returning from Helena trip W J McHathe back in Helena to visit his mother at Sisters hospital A marriage license issued for John A Lancaster 48 and Emmat Hale 36 both Pioneer Powell county Oliver Larson reports two suspicious men with skeleton keys indicating probable intent to commit theft Land Commissioner Binger Hermann rejects applications by Joseph Benton John Engstrom Ralph H Krink and Charles Harrie for entires near Plaine favoring state ownership of Montana
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John A. Lancester
Emmat Hale
Pioneer
Powell County
Binger Hermann
Joseph Benton
John Enegstrom
Ralph H. Krink
Charles Harrie
Plaine
State of
Montana
Prominent Victor Merchant Allen Fowler Dies in Minneapolis
Word reached Missoula of the death of Allen Fowler a leading Victor merchant in Minneapolis on Saturday. Telegraph reports say death was instantaneous with no cause given. Also reported Louis Waller was killed instantly at the Amber logging camp by a falling log, an inquest to decide if he will be attached to the company. A Catholic parsonage wedding took place Sunday with Felix Martin and Miss Aura Burbee as contracting parties and a large wedding supper at the Missoula hotel. The couple will reside in St Regis where Martin has long worked for Big Blackfoot Milling.
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Missoula
Allen Fowler
Victor
Minneapolis
Crrover Hayes
Kendatt
Torah Spr
Louis Waller
Alame
Father Pallading
Felix Martin
St. Regio
Misa” Aurore Burbee
Misgoula
St. Regis
Mr. Martin
Blackfoot Milling Company
Minsoula
Judge enjoins Comanche mine work in Montana case
Judge Caney today issued a preliminary injunction barring Roston and Montana Mining Co from operating the Comanche mine until an order to show cause is heard on April 4. The suit brought by Adolph Wetzstein seeks to have the court determine his quarter ownership in the property and warn that suspension may put hundreds of workers out of jobs.
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Caney
Roston & Montana Mining Company
Comanche
Sait
Adolph Wetzstein
Wetzstein
Bosto & Montana
Second Great Northern homeseekers excursion departs
Major Dawson of the Great Northern railroad reports Train No. 6 left St Paul this morning in one section with fourteen cars and over 250 homeseekers bound for Montana Idaho and Washington. More travelers expected tomorrow. No word yet on the Northern Pacific excursion.
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Major Dawson
Great Northern Railroad
St. Paul
J. E. Dawson
Butte
Montana
Idaho
Washington
F. Ll. Whitney
Great Northern Road
Northern Pacific
Anges Lacey and Others Convicted in Poiter Court
In front of Judge Collins Agnes Lacey Gus Sied and John Williams faced poiter court for disturbing the peace and were found guilty with fines of 19. Lillie Caldwell's charge was dismissed after it appeared she had been assaulted while seeking police attention. Ed Chamberlain the accused assaulter was tried. Wut claimed he and his brother were with him and his brother struck the woman. Judge Sullivan took the matter under advisement.
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Agnes Lacey
Gus Sied
John Williams
Lillie Caldwell
Ed. Chamberlain
Wut
Local Briefs Highlight Montana Professionals And Livery Change
Dr. German dentist at 114 North Main and Dr L Austin dentist at 24 North Main advertise free exams and painless extractions. J G Bates tunes for Montana Music Co. Glasses fitted. City Wood and Coin Co touts dry wood and phone 184. William Condon of multiple state supreme courts admitted to Montana bar and returns to practice in Butte. Frank Lynch buys Pride of Butte livery with stock and boarding offered at corner Montana and Mercury with satisfaction guaranteed.
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German
N. Main St
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Go
West Pass Street
City Wood & Coin Co
Main
L. Austin
Red Boot
N. Main Street
Butte
William Condon
Supreme Courts of
Tilinois
Colorado
Utah
Montana
Helena
Frank Lynch
Mercury
Lent Begins Tomorrow Across Catholic and Episcopal Churches
Tomorrow marks Ash Wednesday, starting Lent with penance fasting and abstinence. Catholic practice varies by region with dispensations for the sick elderly and laborers. services begin at masses as ashes are imposed. The Episcopal and Anglican churches observe similar Lenten obligations in a toned-down form.
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Judea
Calvary
United States
Europe
Vatican
Butte
Brandel
Pius IX
Assumption
Christia
Mass meeting called by Wichita businessmen on Feb 22
Wichita leaders urge all citizens and taxpayers to attend a mass meeting at 8 PM on February 22 to discuss steps to prevent lawlessness or mob violence in the city. The call stresses business leaders’ interest in Wichita’s welfare and asks every business man to be present.
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Wichita
Kan
King Edward to visit Germany on royal yacht Victoria and Albert
King Edward will sail to Germany soon aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert to visit his sister the dowager empress. The stay is expected to be brief. Shamanism among Turanian peoples is traced from ancient times with notes on Chinese and Mongolian religious links and later regional shifts toward Buddhism and state religions.
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London
Edward
Germany
Victoria and Albert
Frederik
Max Muller
Dallus
Asia
Tarim
Hoangot
Europe
Pacific
Atlantic
Kastren
Mandhu
Sajan
Altai
Black Forest
Samoyed
Taimyr
Aouth
Notable Montanan Visitors Reported Across Several Cities
Missoula’s Kiihorn visits Mus Voewmatts IL Bo Palmer registered from Selenh and the McDermott party. Anaconda’s W Vogel visits Helena. Matt W Alderson, poet and editor, is with the McDermott group. Philipsburg’s WE Moore and Joby Moore visit Butte. Hexeman’s R Lamme, a Gallatin valley milling figure, guests at the McDermott residence.
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Te. Kiihorn
Missoula
Mus Voewmatts
IL Bo Palmer
Selenha
Auk Alden ShooT-Base Foot Powder Ad
An old advertising snippet promotes Alden ShooT-Base powder to shake into shoes for swollen feet. Claims include cooling relief, ease of walking, and treatment for foot sores, warts, corns, and callouses with comfort. Sold by druggists and stores. free trial postage available from Le Roy, New York.
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Alden
Allen
Alien O
le Roy
Favor Admiral Nominations Advance Overgrade Plan
Senate naval affairs committee reports favorably on naval officer nominations with exceptions for Sampson and Schley. They recommend reviving the grade of vice admiral and appointing two rear admirals to that office to avoid renewing the Sampson Schley dispute. precedence questions may influence selection of the two vice admirals.
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Washington
Senate
Sampson
Sehley
Messrs
Sampason-Schley
Senate actions revive navy vice admiral grade bill
Washington February 1 the senate naval affairs committee reports a bill to revive the grade of vice admiral and authorize the president with senate advice to appoint two vice admirals from active rear admirals. Debate begins with objections from Butter and Pettigrew as Hale warns quick action to avoid delay.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Naval Affairs
Butter
N. C
Cabinet Rejects Allied Move Against China
Washington reports state the government will not join any allied offensive on China. The cabinet favored restraint, deeming such action unwise. A portion of the session covered Cuba matters and an extra session of Congress may be needed if the Cuban constitution is not ready. Secretary Hay presented Charlemagneower's cable on Russian press views about sugar bounty.
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Washington
China
Cuba
Hay
Charlemagne ‘Ower
Russia
How Many Horses
Washington February 19 The house adopted a resolution instructing the secretary of the treasury to inform the house whether ports or waters have been used to export horses mules and supplies for South Africa and to what extent and what steps have been taken to prevent it Also the number of horses and mules shipped since the war began with shipments by port and dates A similar inquiry to the secretary of state was adopted The house then resumed consideration of the sundry bill.
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Washington
House
Mr. Nappan
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Treasury
South Africa
U S Warns Against Hostile Expeditions Toward Pekin
Washington on February 19 reports that Ambassador Conger has been instructed to communicate to the foreign ministers at Pekin the United States government is opposed to any hostile expeditions at this time.
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Washington
Dipfater Conger
Cable
Pekin
United States
Senate Favors Louisiana Purchase Exposition Bill
Washington reports Senator Depew has favorably reported from the committee on exposition the house bill for the Louisiana Purchase exposition at St Louis.
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Washington
Depew
Committee On Exposition
St Louis
Crowe's Stool Pigeon Haul by Omaha Police
The prisoner in jail is accused as one of Eddie Cudny and Tarn Callahan abductors. A recent arrest ties him to the Fifty third Street and Woolworth Avenue area near Ruser's Park. Further details awaited.
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Crowe
Omaha
Eddie
Callahan
Kelley
Fifty-third Street
Woolworth Avenue
Ruser's Park
Abduction Case Ties Callahan to Crowe Network
A dark complexioned man linked to Pat Crowe through a kidnapping case. Callahan, identified by Partridge household servants and James Schneiderwind, denied knowledge of the abduction but admitted friendship with Crowe. Callahan was last seen in the afternoon and associated with renting the house used for detaining the boy.
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Cudahy
Pat Crowe
Omaha
Partridge
Callahan
James Schneiderwind
Kays
Venezuelan unrest shadows pitch lake dispute
A Caracas correspondent reports rising tension as Castello faces popular hostility over the New York and Bermudese Asphalt Company. Armed forces gather at the pitch lake under Major Rafferty. a US gunboat Scorpio is ordered there to prevent dispossession during a pending judicial inquiry in Washington. Diplomats praise US prudence and Loomis’s handling of the delicate situation.
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Associated Pye
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Tusday
Associated Press
Caracas
Venezuela
Castello
New York and Bermudese Asphalt Company
New York Aid Bermudese Company
Pitch Lake
Index
Rafferty
Roventy First New York Regiment
United States
Scorpio
Washington
New York
Ywad
Loomis
Eight days ultimatum debated by Chinese and factions
Pekin February 19 Chinese and foreign ministers discuss whether eight days to publish edicts counts as an ultimatum. Military officials expect a six column expedition from Pekin Tianjin and Pao Ting Wu as a winter war threat. Von Waldersee says eight days enough for troops and supply lines to mobilize while planning joint action with possible seizure of Chefoo Canton after winter.
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Pekin
Gannel
Tien Tain
Pao Ting Wu
Count von Waldersee
Chee Foo
Canton
Hamilton Jury Still Out In Day Stabbing Case
Minneapolis Jan 1% The Hamilton jury retired last night after deliberations on the charge of stabbing Leonard R Day to death. Four verdicts are possible murder in the first or second degree manslaughter or acquittal. Hamilton remained composed and is confident of acquittal.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Franky H. Hamilton
Leonard R. Day
Hamilton
Abolition Bill Sparks Move to End State Audit Board
A PIL introduced in the Oregon House seeks to abolish the state board of audit and control and replace it with an executive council comprising the governor, the secretary of state, and other officials. The measure prompts debate over whether the governor should head the new governing body and who would oversee state operations.
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Oma
Hhler= hermer
State Board of Audit and Control
Wienant Gots
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Pelyate Cay
W. J. McHathe
Sisters’ Hospital
Oliver Larson
The
Missoula Mercantile Co
Nissoula
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Pettigrew
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