Roberts Ejected From Congress Over Polygamy Charges
Rev Iliff traveled through thirty states to rally sentiment against Roberts, a Mormon polygamist deemed a defiant lawbreaker. He and fellow ministers argued Roberts deserved exclusion, citing irrefutable evidence and a 263 to 50 vote, with the Salt Lake Tribune and national press backing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Iliff
T. C. Miff
Methodist Episcopal Church of Utah
Montana
Albritton
Mountain View
Utah
Dr. Uiff
Roberts
Niff
Paden
First Presbyterian Church
C. T. Brown
First Congregational Church
Salt Lake
Inter Mountain
Mormon Church
Congress
Washington
Congressional Committee
United Christian Churches of the Land
United Press
Salt Lake Tribune
New York Journal
Women of the Land
Helen Aid
Mode
Mormon pioneers settle in Wyoming amid Utah crowding
Fragmentary text describes Mormons leaving Bak Lake area to join a syndicate in Wyoming. It notes thousands of Mormons from Utah gathering, a spring relocation, and settling to raise crops next season. Mentions Red Lodge pioneers arriving about five weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody Canal
Bak Lake
Uta
Wiel Eederr
Wyoming
Red Lodge
Death of R Chase mining machinery sales man found dead
R Chase a mining machinery salesman, 52, was found dead in his bed at the Rodgers house on East Park Street. The coroner will investigate. He lived in Nevada in youth and was once engaged to marry Enmia Nevada. His brother C H Chase arrived from Basin. His mother is ill and not yet informed. No funeral arrangements yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Chase
Rodgers
East Park Street
Mr. Chase
Chaze
Mr. Rodgers
Chase
Sherman
Ingercoll-Sargeant Drill Department
Anaconda Company
Nevada
Beeen
Enmia Nevada
C. H. Chase
Bankruptcy filing for James M. Rhoades at Miles City
James M. Rhoades, receiver of the land office at Miles City, filed a bankruptcy petition today. The schedule lists creditors including Merchants Bank of Glendive and State National Bank, with exemptions claimed on home and household goods valued at 226 dollars. hearing set for March 12. Separately, Manchester of Sliver Bow steam laundry filed bankruptcy with assets of 2000 dollars in book accounts assigned to wage earners. total assets around 3461 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Rhoades
Miles City
Ee Merchants Bank of
Glendive
State National Bank
Custer Co
F. Hogan
Glendive S
J. R. Widmyer
G. D. Hollecker
Henry Helms
Glendive Sapere
Wm. Lowe
H. J. Haskell
Anna Scott
Buro
Ray & Gleason
As & Homes
H. A. Firth of
Milesci
P. Manchester
Sliver Bow
Historical note on a midlife health decline and paranoia
The passage describes a 60 year old Lomibatan man with 50 years of age as a misprint, a former miner whose brain gradually softened and muscles weakened over a year. He believed people tried to set his home on fire, and he had been married for thirteen years.
Hall Reappointed Executor as Contested Petition Fails
Mrs. Charles Provost failed to oust Samuel A. Hall as executor of the estate in district court. The judge refused her application to revoke Hall’s papers, noting her uncertainty about the appointment and Hall’s prior sanction. Hall will continue to manage the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Provost
Samuel A. Hall
Derby
District Court
Hall
Kennedy Stabbed by Wife's Cousin in Domestic Altercation
William Kennedy was stabbed by Garret Maccabee, a cousin, severing a small artery above the left ear and leaving Kennedy bleeding until brought to the police station. The wife’s departure and a custody visit followed, with Kennedy blaming Maccabee for the marital rift. The incident occurred near East Park Street after a quarrel when Kennedy met Maccabee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kennedy
Garret Maccabee
Kennedy
Maccabees
Inquest Verdict on Moose Mine Fatality
An inquest into the death of Henry Jeffries, killed by a ground fall at Moose mine last Thursday, was held at Richards' undertakers. The jury found death resulted from an unforeseeable accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jeffries
Moose
Richards’ Undertaking Rooms
Buffalo Bill Show Prep Planned for 200000 Acre Sale
Colonel W F B Coy and Judge Stilwell arrived from out of town and took the train for the western coast where the colonel will prepare for his Buffalo Bill show. A Red authorities note an arranged dose of 200000 acres of land under sale interests for Mormon buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. B. Coy
Judge Stilwell
Idaho Ranch and Cattle Deal Nets Eastern Buyers
One of the west’s largest deals closes as Burke Land and Live Stock Co of American Falls Idaho sells ranch lands of about six thousand acres along the Snake river and a herd of about 2300 Hereford and Durham cattle to eastern buyers represented by Arthur Humphrey of Chicago. The Burke brothers hold the controlling interest and private Burke herd not included. The price is not disclosed but believed at least 125000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Salt Lake Tribune
Burke Land and Live Stock Company
American Falls
Ida
Arthur Humphrey
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Humphrey
Idaho
Utah
Burke Company
Snake River
Blackfoot
Burke’ Company
Frank W
John L. Burke
Burke Brothers
Suit filed in cha liet court over 106000 debt attached estate
Mrs. R H Kleinschmidt sues Klein schmidt & Bro Consolidated in Helena claiming 106000 owed from 1891 loan plus interest. Sheriff seizes firm assets on Main Baine Park avenue and a ranch in Prickly Pear valley including Granite block. Original debt 53000. claim includes interest. Also notes Judge DuBose and a Glasgow acquittal remark and Dr J M Bostwick death by self inflicted gunshot near Hamilton after heavy drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaliet Court
Helena
Kleinschmidt & Bro., Consolidated
R. H. Kleinschmidt
Daclades
Main Street
Baine Street
Park Avenue
Prickly Pear Valley
Committed to asylum investigation in district court
The mental condition of Peter Lombardo was the subject of an investigation in department No 1 of the district court last evening. The proceedings focused on his commitment status and related legal options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lombardo
District Court
Forgery Suspect Caught After Great Falls Arrest
Sheriff Regan returned from the north with M. O. Gerber arrested at Great Falls on forgery charges tied to bogus checks in this city. Gerber, a cook, had worked at several Butte spots before leaving around the 18th. Adolph Nelmann accused him after receiving one or two checks. On the return trip, the sheriff stopped at Helena and connected H. C. Arrowsmith to a coat theft in this city, with Arrow smith arrested in the cracker city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regan
M. O. Gerber
Great Falls
Gerber
Butte
Adolph Nelmann
Helena
H. C. Arrowsmi A
A. T. Morgan
Arrowsmith
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Dr. Iliff
E.R. Chase
Phoenix
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Brobeck
Hoffman House Cofper
Paul Bava
West Broadway
Rubenstein's
E. Park Watchmakers
Opticians
Main Springs
Omer
Tomatoe
Baltimore Tomatoe
Miners’ Cash Grocery
Main and
Galena
Idaho Ranch and Cattle Deal
Statenews
Dudley DuBose
Eder
Glasgow
Nolan Armstrong
J. M. Bostwick
J. M. Shepherd
Hamilton
Iit
Main St
Towle & Winterhalter
Scientific
W. Park Sococccascanar i
F. Fisher
Williamson
M. L. Johnson
W. Broadway
Cherry
Novel
Sutton’s
Cyrene Noonan
Little Ruth
Evans
Linsay
Sien
Saaemnedan
Mattnee
Metropolitan Opera Company
W. A. Akers
Reed's
DR. Dodd
W. Park Street
Cereal Foods
H.-O
Pee Pettijohn
Ralston
Ewe Coe
SBU Bree
Cash Grocers
West Park Street
Brownfield-Canny Carpet CO
Sinee Rowan
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