Pollock Held Without Bail In Saloon Death Case
Marin lay dead on a billiard table while Pollock remained in custody. He claimed a revolver was kept behind the bar but none was found. A cobwebbed buggy whip was discovered, not recently used, and Dr. Walker noted minor injuries on Pollock. The case, with Justice Vermillion adjourning, results in Pollock’s continued detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marin
Pollock
Martin
Barbour
Justice of the Peace
Vermillion
Walker
Dillon Lawyer Compares Butte Cop to Mexico City Police
Attorney John G. Willis of Dillon visited Butte and described a Butte officer in the Main street area as resembling Mexico City police. He noted weapons worn outside uniforms, sabers, lanterns, and strict handling of disorder, with offenders jailed and even woman prisoners assigned kitchen and camp duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. G. Willis
Butte
City of
Mexico
John G. Willis
Dillon
Main Street
Broadway Junction
Prisoners Under Guard in Time Observe Strict Surveillance
The text notes that inmates are kept under constant guard by regular soldiers during confinement and lack chance to rebel. It claims mutiny is unlikely as many prefer their sentence since they fare better than when free to roam and harm locals.
Fidel Huber and Sister Return From Eastern Western Trip
Fidel Huber and sister Anna returned from an extended trip through Chicago California Oregon and Washington. They visited Catalina Island and Tacoma met an uncle after 27 years and saw many Pacific coast sights. Home in Dillon felt best with a family reunion at the matutinal repast and Dillon friends greeted their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidel Huber
Anns
Chicago
California
Oregon
Washington
Mr. Huber
Dillon
Anna
Catalina Island
San Diego
Pacific
Gulf of California
Tacoma
Huber
Kansas City
Santa Fe
N. M
Williams
Colorado Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
el Mission
San Gabriel
Mt. Lowe
Long Beach
Dillonites
Robert Wing
Mr. and
Lambert Eliel
Elza Murray
High School Editors Stationed for Entertainment Meeting
The Junior Class Editor Faye Boott and Sophomore Class Editor Minnie Streit led a pleasant Theta gathering hosted by Misa Eliza Selway on Tuesday evening. A business meeting formed part of the program with a new entertainment committee appointed. Faye Boott and Fern Scott were absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Boott
Minnie Streit
Bertha Tyree
Theta
Misa Eliza Selway
Faye
Fern Scott
Botany and English Classes Intermixed On April First
Vacations on Monday and Wednesday afternoons were welcomed by Sophomores. Botany students study plant structure and dissection. Report cards were distributed at noon Wednesday. A Botany class and first year English class mixed up on Wednesday morning. Dr Swain gave a practical education lecture in the High School building Wednesday evening. The talk aimed at teachers, with some students present.
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Swain
Freshman English students study Dickens character picks
A test in physiography was given on Wednesday and monthly report cards were handed out at noon. Each Freshman English student chose a favorite character from Dickens Christmas Carol to develop a character study. Mamie Ross and Eola Nicholas have been absent due to illness and study absences respectively.
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Mamie Ross
Lockout at Lowell as Textile Workers Shut Mills
Lowell mass March 31 organized textile labor shut down seven large cotton mills and eyed broadening action to Lawrence hosiery plants. The textile council led by President Conroy prepared for a long siege with workers finishing rooms and offices operating while aiming to halt all production across stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Textile Council
Lawrence
New England
Conroy
Striking Iron Workers Threaten Wide Labor Fallout
The International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers warns the strike against the American Bridge Company could put as many as 200000 workers out of employment nationwide. President Frank Buchanan and Secretary J W Johnson pledged to fight until victory as union solidarity spreads from Canada to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Structural Iron
New York
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Structural Iron Workers
American Bridge Company
Frank Buchanan
J. W. Johnson
Central Federated Union
Buchanan
Canada
California
Mrs Roosevelt Sets Sail Aboard Mayflower Cruise
Mrs Roosevelt and her children begin a projected cruise on the president's yacht Mayflower during the coming week. They bade goodbye to the president who departs on his western trip Wednesday morning and then boarded the Mayflower, now at the navy yard after a recent remodel. Mrs Roosevelt expects to be away about a week.
Union Pacific Strikers Seek Aid From National Meeting
Cheyenne March 28 The striking Union Pacific machinists boilermakers and blacksmiths prepare affidavits for the national machinists meeting in Milwaukee on May 4 claiming many engines in use on Union Pacific belong to other roads mainly the Southern Pacific An appeal will be made to Harriman line employers for support in the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
National Meeting of
Milwaukee
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Student Ends His Life In New York Hotel
Herman Bowman Esher a 25 year old Chicago student at Yale killed himself with a bullet in his room at the Hotel Manhattan New York City March 30. Letters found in the room show he was greatly worried over some matter possibly business but the cause remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herman Bowman Esher
Chicago
Yale University
Manhattan
Macedonian Band Annihilated in Balkan Turmoil
Report from Belgrade says a 40 man band led by Sar a ff has been wiped out with 29 insurgents killed at Vladimirov and the rest at Podareshe. At Raslovz near Serres a Turkish force killed thirteen revolutionary Macedonians.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Sarafoff
Vladimirov
Podareshe
Raslovz
Serres
Denvertown postmaster removed after letters opened
Jacob M. Stanberry, postmaster at Denvertown, O., was dismissed after a department investigation. In a signed confession he admitted opening letters addressed to patrons for two years. He said curiosity moved him and nothing was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville,o
Jacob M. Stanberry
Denvertown
Stanberry
Gold-bearing quartz found near Fairfax South Dakota
Gold-bearing quartz testing up to 200 dollars per ton found on the farm of August Kahn two miles south of Fairfax South Dakota near Sioux City on March 30 1900s era report notes a promising discovery for the local mining area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Sioux City
Fairfax
S.D
August Kahn
Corn Wheat Explained by Agriculture Department
The Department of Agriculture says there is no corn wheat or viable corn wheat hybrid. Potash wheat, with very large heads, may yield poorly. best as hog fodder. Polish wheat would not grow east of the Mississippi, suited only to the plains and western states. The department has no seed stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Department
Agricultural Department
Mississippi River
Great Plains
Idaho
Montana
Mountain and Pacific States
Oil sets train on fire in Southern Pacific wreck
Three passengers Guad aloupe Cantee Antonio Arizpe and Manuel Trevino Santo were killed and nineteen injured in a collision near LaCosta San Antonio on March 28. The victims were relatives of General Geronimo Trevino of Monterey Mex in the private car of the general. The Pullman rear telescoped the private car and the bodies burned beyond recognition in the fire that consumed the train and engine. The blaze started from escaping oil in the tender of the limited engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Sunset United
LaCosta
Guadaloupe Cantee
Antonio Arizpe
Manuel Trevino Santo
Geronimo Trevino
Monterey
Mex
General Trevino
Jealous Husband Is Slain in Jealous Rage
In New York on March 31 William J. Peppler of East One Hundred Nineteenth Street killed by a man he accused of entertaining his wife. Peppler fought the visitor from the third floor to the building entrance as the wife cried out. The shooter, William Earl Dodson, a stock broker's office cashier, fled and a general alarm was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Peppler
East One Hundred and Nineteenth Street
William Earl Dodson
Chicago Grain and Provisions Markets Rally with May Wheat Leads
Chicago today saw firm grain trading as May wheat led gains and May corn and oats advanced. Provisions opened weak on hog runs but closed steady with May pork at 18.12 and May lard around 10.07. Cash prices list various wheats and corns with multiple exact figures.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago March 30 live stock board shows receipts of 25000 cattle 34000 hogs 17000 sheep with steadiness to strength in cattle from $1.50 to $6.75 for calves and $4.00 to $6.75 for Texas feeder steers. Hogs range $6.00 to $7.55 with most sales $7.15 to $7.35. Sheep and lambs listed at $4.50 to $7.65. western and native lambs noted with various price bands.
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts 4 000 steady to strong with choice beef steers at 4 20 to 5 25 and Texas steers up to 4 60. Hogs receipts 3 500 steady to lower with top at 7 42 and most sales 7 20 to 7 37. Sheep receipts 2 400 active and steady with lambs 5 55 to 7 50 and fed ewes 4 55 to 6 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Texas
Cattle and Hog Receipts Mixed in South Omaha and St Joseph
South Omaha reports cattle receipts of 3 200, steady. natives $3.20 5.25, cows and heifers $3.20 4.23, stockers and feeders $3.00 4.70, calves $3.00 6.50, bulls and stags $2 5 0 4 0 5 0, pigs $6.50 7.00, bulk $7.20 7.30. sheep receipts 8 000 and lambs $6.00 7.85. St Joseph shows cattle receipts 2210 steady. natives $3.85 5.15, cows and heifers $2.20 4.00, stockers and feeders $3.40 4 75. Hogs receipts 3 646, lower 10c, most bids $7.05 7.90 and $7.20 7.85.
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South Omaha
St. Joseph
Yazoo City Flood Relief Efforts Amid Rising Water
Greenville Mississippi March 30 relief parties with boats operate in flooded Yazoo City rescuing residents as backwater from LaGrange crevasse rises. City nearly submerged while rumors of destruction are dismissed and refugees seek safety. Floodwaters cover Delta farms as authorities plan cattle rescues.
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Greenville
Miss
LaGrange Crevasse
Vicksburg
Cribbing Efforts Continue As New Orleans Crevasse Threatens Region
In New Orleans on March 31 crews pressed to shore up the Hymelia crevasse with cribbing, facing possible abandonment if currents wash out new lines. The levee board warns it has no funds unless $50,000 is pledged by planters and railroads as floodwaters threaten 700 feet of breach. The torrent fills lakes and bayous, with Yazoo City, Mississippi already feeling impact from LaGrange crevasse and one fatal skiff capsize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hymelia
Levee Board
Lafourche
Placquemine
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Operator Mistake Triggers Fatal Erie Freight Wreck
A double headed Erie freight crash near Ashland derailed fifteen cars after a misread signal. Firemen I. L. Self and W. H. Winie of Galion died. engineers Nilfer Evans and Albert Wells were injured but survived. The incident occurred as the operator displayed the wrong signal.
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Akron
Erie
Ashland
I. L. Self
W. H. Winie
Galion
Nilfer Evans
Albert Wells
Irish Land Bill Well Received
London march 27 mr Wyndham has no cause to be dissatisfied with the reception so far given to the Irish land bill a days reflection has not modified the first favorable opinions expressed Ulster landlords oppose selling their estates and tenant agitation may continue due to the lack of compulsory provisions in the bill t w Russell mp for an Ulster division says the measure leaves tenants unable to avail themselves of its benefits
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London
Wyndham
T. W. Russell
Ulster
Lion hunt in Pittsfield ends with death of cub
In Pittsfield Massachusetts on March 30 a lion hunt unfolded as a four year old lioness was killed and another captured. The animals were attached to the Bostock animal show and escaped after the killed cub mauled an attendant feeding her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Riot in Russian Mines Sparks Fatal Strike in Slatovsk
A great strike riot broke out in Slatovsk near the Ural mountains causing heavy bloodshed. Twenty eight dead and fifty wounded reported in the government of Dora.
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St. Petersburg
Slatovsk
Dofa
Ural Mountains
Blood Elixir Promises Cure for Poisoned Blood at Central Pharmacy
The ad claims dull headache pains and feverishness signal impure blood and promises purification via Acker's Blood Elixir. It asserts the remedy cures scrofulous and syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases, selling every bottle with a guarantee at Central Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Central Pharmacy
Dyspepsia Cure Ad Promotes Acker's Tablets
An advertisement touts Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets as a quick relief cure with a money back promise. It notes the tablets sold in sturdy tin boxes for 25 cents at Central Pharmacy and urges readers to visit Tribune Pub. Co. in Dillon to see the advertised Chicago typewriter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Central Pharmacy
Chicago
Tribune Pub. Co
Dillon
Official directory of state and county officials listed
Senator Clark and Paris Gibson named as officials. Governor Toole and Lt. Governor Higgins occupy top state roles. Various state officers include Secretary of State Hays and Attorney General Donovan. County posts list sheriff, treasurer, clerk, assessor, and coroner with multiple townships represented.
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J. K. Toole
James P. Murray
B. F. White
George Woodworth
Duke Gist
B. N. Stevenson
John 8. Baker
George W. French
A. L. Beardsley
C. W. Robison
Miss Mac Bieh
Isaiah Cashmore
M. A. Walker
George Ht. Metlen
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Elo
Lan
INURL
Eae
Bannack St
Hich School Department
Eola Nicholas
Polies Fund
Light Fond
Os Printing
Soros F
Imanwanaee
Library
General
Police
Soue
Jounsoy
Greenville, Miss
Yazoo City
LaGrange
Stephens
Official Directory
Congressional
W. A. Clark
Paris Gibson
Joseph M. Dizon
M.H. Parker
T. J. A. Monaghan
Edwin Norris
A. 8. Johnson
H. R. Melton
Fred L. Stone
Leonard Eliel
C. H
T. M. Selway
A. F. Graeter
A. F. Rife
O. M. Beat
THE
Mont
Perrin
Perrins
Jia
Mining Press
Mining Scientific Press
San Francisco, Cal
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