Beaverhead County Bounty Inspectors Appointed
Beaverhead county bounty commissioners met at the courthouse last Saturday to appoint inspectors for three districts. James Paxton and John S. Baker oversaw appointments in Dillon Dewey Lima Dell Bedrock Grant Bannack Jackson Wisdom. Inspectors include Fred S. Carter Charles Birden George Loss Henry Thompson and others with Baker ensuring supplies.
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Beaverhead County
Court House
James Paxton
Henry Thompson
John Peterson
John S. Baker
Dillon
Dewey
Lima
Dell
Bedrock
Grant
Bannack
Jackson
Wisdom
Fred S. Carter
Charles Birden
George P. Loss
Deweys
John A. Peat
Clay Patterson
J. P. Coleman
Red
City Ticket Wins Quiet Dillon Election
Dillon voters elected the city ticket last Monday with an unusually large turnout. Charles Conger ran independently for police magistrate and was defeated by one vote in the caucus. The council will canvass returns next Monday and publish full results in the next issue. The slate: Mayor B F White, City Treasurer A S Johnson, Police Magistrate Wm Cash, Alderman First Ward O M Best, Alderman Grand Ward W W Phillips, Alderman Third Ward Wm Knapp.
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Dillon
Charles Conger
B. F. White
A. 5. Johnson
Wm. Cash
O. M. Best
Grand
Wwm
Sacred concert delights crowded Methodist church
The first sacred concert at the Methodist Episcopal church drew a full house with no sermon, only music. The next concert moves to Easter Sunday and will occur each first Sunday thereafter under Prof. E. S. Luce. Choir members were joined by Miss Maidie Rife and Mrs. E. S. Luce.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
E. S. Luce
State Normal College
M. E
Weather summary for March records notable deviations
Voluntary observer J. E. Monroe reports March mean temperature 0.8 degrees above eight year average, higher minimums and overall warmth. Precipitation 2.23 inches, snowfall 11.1 inches, sleet on the 11th, thunderstorms on the 18th and 19th, wind west. Miss Maude Hill and Mrs. J W Lusher mentioned in local notes.
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J. E. Monroe
Roosevelt Heads West for Rough Riders Reunion Tour
President Roosevelt left Washington at 9 AM for a west and southwest trip lasting nearly two months. The main objective is the reunion of his Rough Rider regiment in San Antonio, with stops at Fort Worth and brief addresses en route. Afterward he will hunt in the Texas Panhandle and Colorado while staying in touch with public affairs.
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San Antonio
Texas
Colorado
Washington
Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Tex
Fort Worth
Panhandle
Official Who Borrowed Money From Storey Admits Indiscretion
Philadelphia April 3 Inspector George C. Holden of the postal service division admitted that the Storey Cotton company, now mostly fugitives, lent him 1100 as a short loan and that he repaid it days later without any agreement to shield the firm from post office investigations. The loan was uncovered by U S attorneys during a probe of the defunct firm. Holden also alleges Har rison J Barrett, once of the Justice Department and nephew of the late James Tyner, acted as the Storey firm’s lawyer and helped trigger a fraud order. Assistant District Attorney Stewart says the investigation supports part of that claim and notes his awareness of what Barrett received.
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Storey
Philadelphia
George C. Holden
Postal Service
Storey Cotton Company
Washington
Halden
Post Office Department
Holden
United States
Philadelphia Record
Harrison J. Barrett
Department of Justice
James Tyner
Post Office
Barratt
Onesti
Storey Company
Stewart
Protest Over Rockefeller Gift to Mission Board Continues
Boston March 31 The prudential committee of the American board of commissioners for foreign missions plans to accept John D Rockefeller’s $100000 gift to aid mission work but a Boston Congregational clergy protest group voted to keep opposing the gift. A committee will survey denominational ministers to gauge opinion while the final decision is delayed for two weeks.
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Oil King
Boston
Prudential Committee
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
John D. Rockefeller
Vicinity
Rockefeller
Stanford will and codicil admitted to probate
San Jose April 1 probate records show Mrs. Jane Stanford's will and codicil proven. The estate places 2 million dollars in trust to Ariel Lathrop and descendants of D S Lathrop, 1 million to Jennie L Lawton and Amy L Hanson and Gun ning's children, 1 0 million to Charles G Lathrop, 125000 to San Francisco and San Jose charities, remainder to Leland Stanford Jr university trustees.
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San Jose
Cal
Jane Stanford
Ariel Lathrop
D. S. Lathrop
Jennie L. Lawton
Amy L. Hanson
Christine L. Gunning
Charles G. Lathrop
San Francisco
Leland Stanford, Jr., University
Roosevelt Arrives in Pittsburg Amid Warm Greeting
The special train bearing President Roosevelt and party reached Pittsburg at 8 45 p m after a quiet Washington run. A stop at a drizzly Horseshoe bend allowed a group photo. The president appeared on the rear platform to address a large enthusiastic crowd before the train departed at 9 18.
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Pittsburg
President Roosevelt
Washington
Attacks on Police Continue in Warsaw
Warsaw reports indicate rising violence against police with two officers wounded last night one shot and one stabbed. attackers fled the scene.
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Warsaw
Oil price protest in Cottonwood Falls eyes suit
Cottonwood Falls business men hire an Emporia lawyer to sue Standard Oil alleging oil sells at 25 cents in Cottonwood Falls versus 13 cents in Emporia. In Emporia Standard competes with Webster Oil while Chase county has no rival refinery.
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Cottonwood Falls
Emporia
Kan
Business Men's Association of
Chase County
Standard Oil Company
Cattonwood Falls
Standard
Webster Oil Company
I T
Topeka
Coleman
Supreme Court
T. T. Kelly
E. B. Jewett
Police Save Miners From Mob at Edwardsville
Prompt action by two officers saved Mike Sieck and George Gowsziy Austrian coal miners from a mob. They were jailed after a preliminary hearing on murder charges tied to a clash with a fellow worker. An accidental shotgun discharge at their boarding house killed seven year old Mary Homa. The fugitives were caught just before boarding an Illinois Central train.
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Edwardsville
Mike Sieck
George Gowsziy
Sieck
Gowsziy
Mary Homa
Illinois Central
Trib issued thanks for G A R and W R C report
A tribute notes high appreciation for the Tribune's extensive coverage of the Grand Army of the Republic encampment and Women’s Relief Corps. Mrs Ella Knowles Haskell of Butte, W R C head, thanks the paper for generous space and requests copies to distribute to national officers across Montana and beyond.
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Tribune
Grand Army of the Republic
W. R. C. Relief Corps
Montana
Ella Knowles Haskell
Butte
Haskell
Iing
Women’s Relief Corps of
Gas customers pay $1 per thousand, 5 million purchased elsewhere
New York reports nearly 5 million of 13 billion cubic feet of gas used in the city last year was bought from New Amsterdam and other firms at 28 to 40 cents per 1,000 cubic feet while Consolidated Gas charges $1 per 1,000. In Chicago the Big Four railroad plans a direct Chicago to St Louis line from Danville to Indiana Harbor, a 125 mile cut off, with surveys done and rights gathered.
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New York
New York City
Consolidated Gas Company
New Amsterdam
Benjamin A. Whiteley
Consolidated Company
Big Four
Chicago-St. Louis
Chicago
The
Tribune
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago and St. Louis
Danville
Indiana Harbor
Ayer Remedies To Print Formulas On Bottles
The J C Ayer & Co of Lowell Mass announces all future remedies will carry full formulas on every bottle or package. They state nothing is hidden and urge patrons to know exactly what ingredients are used as proof that nothing harmful is added. The move is praised as a positive step that other firms might imitate.
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House of J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Daily Times
Davenport
Iowa
Tribal War Rages in Liberia Amid Violent Attacks
A Sokoto report from West Africa notes Liberia torn by tribal conflict. The Picaanannyness tribe attacked Cestos on March 13, killing sixty men and eighty women as Cestos natives plan a major counter expedition. A fierce clash and heavy slaughter were anticipated.
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Liberia
Liverpool
Sokoto
West Africa
Nixon Dies as Trial Date Set for Luling Killing
S M Nixon prominent politician and lawyer dies of apoplexy after nervous collapse. His murder trial for the Luling street fight that killed R W Malone and Captain J L Veasy is set for today. Two $50 000 suits by the widows appear on the docket.
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Lockhart
Tex
Expelled Senators Denied Writ by State Supreme Court
San Francisco April 4 The state supreme court denied a writ of mandamus to restore to office State Senators Bankers French Wright and Emmons expelled for accepting bribes to influence votes on building and loan association legislation.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court
French, Wright and Emmons
State Senate
Trumper Kills Soldier at Havre Resort
Richard Hardaway of Port Assinaboine Port Twenty-fourth infantry killed near Havre by Robert Mudd trumpeter of same regiment. Self defense suspected. Mudd confined at fort guardhouse.
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Havre
Mont
Richard Hardaway
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Port Assinaboine
Robert Mudd
Mudd
Prince of Wales undergoes operation at Marlborough House
The Prince of Wales had an operation at Marlborough House on April 4. Official statements gave no details about the procedure. Court physicians Sir Francia H. Laking and Sir Frederick Treves assured the public that nothing serious is the matter.
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London
Prince of Wales
Marlborough House
Francia H
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