Missoula Counterfeit Trial And Assault Report
Missoula News reports Brady and co defendant in a counterfeit money case. Brady faces trial amid witness Shaw’s testimony and $15 counterfeit charges. Separate brutal assault claim involves an attempted rape of a 9 year old girl by a stranger near Higgins Avenue, with investigators seeking a suspect description of a rough dressed man and no arrest at press time.
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Mirsoihy
Musi
Walliam Shai
Brady
United States
W. P B. Smith
Shaw
John A. Scott
Scott
Higgins Avenue
English
Moe
Missoula Briefs Reflect Local Happenings and Notices
Missoula items note George Sollider’s business call from Bonner and A B Yhummond’s visit with local friends. Many others receive mentions from marriages and church teas to hospital updates, legal cases, and a change in Coeur d Alene rail arrival time.
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Northern Pacific
Coeur -Alene
Pettigrew Presses Philippine Inquiry in Senate
Senator Pettigrew again attacked the Senate for not passing his resolution seeking facts on the Philippines. He claimed records would show the February 4 battle was ordered from Washington and accused the administration of withholding damaging documents. He cited suppressed reports, charged partisan manipulation, and read a letter from a Philippine provincial governor alleging severe abuses by American troops. He urged sympathy for Filipinos seeking liberty and warned of future actions to enlist 10,000.
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Washington
Jah
Senate
Pettigrew
Philippines
Washingtoan
Paria Commission
MacArthur
Taft Commisson
United States
Mbertys
General Otis
McKinley
Lanham attacks gold Democrats in reorganizing talk
Washington January 31 Representative Lanham of Texas delivered an extended speech on the reorgan ization of the democratic party. He condemned gold Democrats for demanding leadership and urged that those who left the party must return ready to accept majority will. He said Bryan had fallen back and that future nominees remain undecided.
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Washington
Lanham
Tex
Bryan
Sinking and Fire Off Atlantic Coast Shipwreck Rescue
New York reports the German steamer Barcelona rescued the captain and 14 crew from the burning Russian bark Cuba after it was abandoned at sea on January 1. A warning flare signaled the wreck, and the Cuba’s crew waved torches as lifeboats lowered and five seamen boarded the Barcelona. The Cuba had been bound for Bristol, Rag, with a full cargo of fish.
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New York
Barcelona
Hamburg
Halifax
Cuba
Paptyn Bohn
Diarreas
Bobn
Atmex
Cnews
Leland
Cere
Bristol
Te Sherman
Galery
Vessel Barcelona Sinks After Severe Tides Near Richmond
The 1,120 ton vessel Barcelona, built in 1872 at Richmond Maine under the German flag, endured pounding seas that opened seams and flooded the hull. Despite crew efforts and gear removal, water filled the hold. masts and gear were lost, and a lifeboat was launched as the ship lay crippled through days of peril.
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Cuba
Barcelona
Andre
Richmond
Maine
Brilliant court may be revived in Europe
Luton June 31 The Vaulted States embassy will send three floral wreaths from Mrs President Garfield and a cross from Ambassador Choate to Windsor. King Edward grows grave and considerate as he manages affairs, hoping to revive royal drawing rooms and visits to noble castles. About 23 000 will be under arms for the funeral procession, with 3 000 marching and the rest in route. Twenty thousand soldiers pour into London as Victoria station is prepared for the cortege.
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Luton
States
Windsor Castle
Garfield
Ambassador Choate
King Edward
Fetteen
Edward
St. James
Europe
Victoria
Holy Roail Palace
India
Ireland
Army
Yeomanry
Buckingham Palace
London
Victoria Station
German Measles Attacks Duke of Cornwall and York
London news reports a serious bout of German measles affecting the Duke of Cornwall and York with complications feared. Sir William Broadbent, a noted fever specialist, is expected at Osborne to advise. The illness has shaken Lord Rosebery’s health as well.
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New York
London
Duke of Cornwall
York
Wm. Broadbent
Osborne
Lord Roseberry
Mayor refuses to sign World’s Fair bonds bill in St Louis
Mayor Zeigenhein declines to sign a $5,000,000 bonds bill for a 1903 World’s Fair after a conference with World’s Fair finance committee chair Wm Thompson. He objects to the bill as the loosest form yet and notes a provision allowing city treasury funding from any surplus beyond $5,000. The incomplete report also lists a Senate vote tally with several fusion nominees and margins.
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St. Louis
Zeigenhein
Wm. Thompson
Powder Explosion Blasts Fernwood Mine injuring workers
A minor dynamite blast at Fernwood mine near Pittston, owned by Pine Railway Co, injured several workers. An unnamed man lost an arm and an eye, Anthony Banting suffered chest injuries, and Beth Tet reportedly sustained less serious harm.
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Wilkenbarr
Fernwood
Pittston
The
Pine Railway Company
Tee Sahe Tine
Anthony Banting
Beth Tet
Financial and Commercial Report of the New York Stock Exchange
A condensed market summary from New York on January 31 notes wide activity in Mobile and Ohio and southern and western stocks with Missouri Pacific and Kansas and Texas among leaders. Steel groups advance slightly while some high volume rails fall back. overall buying broadened, then eased by noon as bonds stayed firm.
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New York
Mobile
Ohio
St. Paul
Southern
Southwestern
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Texas
Louisville
Oatengo Great Western
Steel Group
Federal Steel and Steel
Chicago
Indinapolis
Loulavile
St. Louis
Wisconsin Central
Chicago Great Western
Lackawanna
Alton
Kansas City Markets Report January 31
Kansas City and Omaha market notes show cattle receipts around 4 000 in KC with steady to mixed prices. Hogs traded about 5.10 to 5.25 with bulls and sows varied. sheep firm to strong with lambs up to 5.25. Omaha also reports cattle steady to strong receipts near 3 000, hogs lower, and sheep steady with yearlings near 4.40 to 4.80.
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Kansas City
Texas
Mehta
Omaha
Ives
Chicago
Texan
Fed
Chicago Produce Wheat and Corn Prices Fluctuate
Chicago wheat opened at 7646 declined to 54, then rose to 1676 and settled lower at 7514. January wheat closed 734% and February 74% with May figures. Corn for January 6 and May 6 noted, with unclear final values.
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Chicago
Commodity prices and livestock market report
Oats wheat flax and cash grain quotes listed with January and May figures across multiple commodities. Beef cattle and hog receipts noted with price ranges for various grades. Sheep and lamb markets shown with statewide and regional price ranges plus tomorrow’s delivery expectations.
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Boiho
Park
Odestiaa
DEWET FIGHTING REPORTED NEAR PRETORIA JANUARY
London dispatch from Pretoria States Kitchener reports Dewet crossed the Bloemfontein LadyBrand line near Sardelapoort during January. Hamiltons forces at the waterworks failed to contact them. French cavalry sweep north of Pretoria and Johannesburg. Engaged about 2000 enemies at Wilge valley with four killed and nine wounded. allied casualties one killed and seven wounded. Knox engaged Dewet south of Welcome with five hours of fighting. two Boers buried. casualties two killed and 13 wounded.
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London
Kitchener
Pretoria
Dewet
Bloemfontein
Brand
Sardelapoort
Hamilon
Johannesburg
Delagon Bay
Natal
Emmele
Proclamation Aims to Pacify Transvaal Under King
London reports that Pretoria's proclamation naming Edward VII supreme lord over the Transvaal is seen as a deliberate move to conciliate. Sir Henry Drummond Wolff praises the step as essential for pacification, preserving local laws, customs, and property under the king's protection.
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London
Pretoria
Edward’ VII
Transvaal
Henry Drummond Wolff
Grand Cross For German in London Inferred
London dispatch notes King Edward may bestow a grand cross on Count von Metterinich related to German interests. The count, likely Wolf von Metterinich, was a favored envoy of the Emperor and stood as a candidate to replace Count von Hatsfeld-Wildenberg in London amid shifting court favor.
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London
Jan II
Edward
Thin Oydey
Count von Metterinich
Wolf von Metterinich
William of
Germany
Greman
Count von Hatsfeld-Wildenberg
Count von Mete Mitterinich
Count von Hatzfeld
Hearing Postponed In Ohio Arrests
Cincinnati Ohio January 31 The hearing of Vics and Rublin held on warrants issued by Justice Roebling was postponed from this afternoon to Monday next.
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Winccinnati, O
Vics and
Rublin
Justice of the Peace
Roebling
Sleeper Service to Kansas City via Milwaukee Line
Sleeper service offered from the Twin Cities via the Milwaukee Road to Kansas City with first class Pullman cars. Departs Minneapolis 7:50 am St Paul 8:00 am arrives Kansas City 7:00 am next morning, through to Los Angeles on Wednesdays. Apply to ticket agents or J T Conley Asst Gen Pass Agt St Paul for rates. Also a notice to creditors for the estate of John V Cunningham. Administratrix LADIER R CUNNINGHAM dated January 12.
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Twin
John V. Cunningham
Lewis A. Smith
Silver Bow Block
Butte
Montana
Silver Bow
Star of Montana
Ladie R. Cunningham
John V Cunningham
Bath
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Hetle
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A. B. Yhummond
Ly le District
S. L. Lewis
Felt
T. C. Thilodeau
Mrs. Maud Neill
Yeato Day
T. T. Burger
Marty Thompson
Misses Marshall
Helena
Elk’s
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Samuel Dinsmore
J. ©. Reid
State Board of Horticulture
J. A. Ferguson
Labor and Agriculture
Western Hotel
Frenchtowh
Arthur Dussawi
Christian Church
Rosell
Robert Childers
Ida Treatin
Ile Neas
W. Hy ¥Errick
Garden City Liquor Company
Wallace
Idaho
W. M. Draffen
Sisters’ Hospital
Frank Stuer
Stinger
Y, BF. Burke
Sisters Hospital
Rolla Yunley
Frank Hecker
Donley
Fepksev
Pressiova
Fecker
Methodist Church
C. E. Hollings Worth
Missoula Mercantile Co
Big Butte
Great Bargain
J. Sablotzky
Mack Sutton
Yale
Pey
Vaie
Mda
Gold Democrat
Prince of Wales
Lincoln
Ned
Allen
Tready
Hitchcock
Harrington
W. H. Thomps
Meredith
D. E. Thompson
Meikeljohn
Hinshaw
I. Rosewater
Currie
Hainer
Crounz
Martin
Kirnkatid
Seartteving
Daily Record
NEW York Stock Exchange
General Review of Trade
Jen
Ay Be & We
Daly
Atchicon
Brooklyn
Tennessee
Oat & Tron
Pacific
Chesapeake & Owo
Erseer General Electric
Pacific Mail
Eve Pullman
Ripober Oss
Western Union
York Money
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Firm
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