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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1904

Page

5

Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication

Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication filed by Hchwartz assignee of Joseph Schwartz of Rock Montana for desert land claim No 6927 084 BEM SEW AWK. District clerk Geo W French Dillon Montana set March 5 1905 as proof date with witnesses B Craver Bedrock Montana Broderick Touchman Schwartz Dillon Frank D Minacux.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Helena Mont Hchwartz Joseph Schwartzrock W. M. Yanfore Geo. W. French Dilan Montana

Beav erhead County Court Sets Will Proof Date

Pursuant to a court order the Beaverhead County district court fixed February 8 at 10:00 AM for proving the will of Richard A Reynolds deceased and for the petition by Della T Heynolds for Letters Testamentary. Notice published January 22, 1904.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Richard A Aaid Court Potica Beaverhead Rich A. Reynolds Della T. Heynolds Geo. W. Faunon Clark M. W. Faenon Bansour Firat

Notice of patent application for several Montana lodes

United States Land Office Montana notices that Stone Creek Copper Mining and Milling Company filed for patent on multiple lodes in Madison county. The document details surveys Crown Point Gold Dollar Homestead San Lawrence Copper Head Mountain View Fraction and Montana View Fraction with specific corners, areas, and location records. First publication December 25, 1903.

United States Land Office Helena Mont Stone Creek Copper Mining and Milling Company Satmnona Montana A. L. Stone Wilson Crown Point Lode Feat Discovery Shaft San. Lawrence Lode Copper Head Toda Discovery Mountain View Fraction Bone Creek Madison County Stallowe Atone Coner No Sparove St Recorder's Office San Lawrence May Flower Lode Andrew A. Manser Minnesota Lode Montana Copper and Gold Mining Company Faane D. Minacce Register

Acker's Blood Elixir Promoted by Riley's Drug Store

An advertisement claims the elixir cures many skin and health ailments caused by impure blood. It promises a positive guarantee on every bottle and urges readers to visit Riley's Drug Store for the product.

Acker Riley F C. DeWirr& Co Chicago

Burned at Stake in Doddsville After Mississippi Planter Killings

In Doddsville Mississippi Luther Holbert and his wife two African Americans were burned at the stake by a mob of more than 1000 for the killing of James Eastland a wealthy white planter. The four day chase across four counties left eight dead and involved 200 men and two packs of bloodhounds. Eastland and a black helper John Winters were among the dead with two other unknown black men killed by a posse. Prominent Eastland relatives offered 1200 to capture his killer.

Doddsville Miss Luther Holbert James Eastland John Carr Eastland Plantation Holbert Mississippi John Winters Eastland Shepherdstown Belzonia Holberts

Trade Review Highlights Volatile Staples and Demand Shifts

G R Dun and Co weekly review notes sensational fluctuations in staples with cotton and coffee hitting new highs before dropping, while grain rises. Low temperatures boost demand for heavy wear and complicate transport. Spring buyers flood markets seeking cotton goods despite higher prices. Railway January earnings up 0.7 percent from 1903. iron and steel progress slow. Consumers cut dealer inventories prompting replenishment and prompt shipment inquiries as raw cotton falls sharply.

New York Pet G&r. G. Dun & Co

Four Killed in Coal Creek Labor Clash With Guards

In Coal Creek Tennessee on February 8 a deadly clash between mining guards and striking workers left four dead and three wounded. Deputies say guards fired on nonunion miners and other individuals as tension escalated after a train arrival. Deputy Harmon was fatally shot by guard Burton during a dispute at the Briceville mine.

Coal Creek Knoxville Tenn Coal Creek Company Monroe Black W. W. Taylor Jacob Sharp Robert 8. Harmon Briceville A. R.watts Mate Cox Jeff Hoskins Southern Railway Jud Reeder Reeder Bob Harmon Burton Harmon

Smoot Hearing Set to Probe Mormon Church Influence

Public inquiry into Senator Reed Smoot's senate seat will begin March 1 before the privileges and elections committee. Chairman Burrows has wide authority to summon witnesses and may send a subcommittee to Utah. The hearing will be public with Mormon church members and alleged child offspring of polygamous marriages among the expected witnesses.

Washington Reed Smoot United States Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Burrows Utah R. W. Taylor United States

End of Shipyard Litigation Brings Reorganization Plan

After frequent conferences the long dispute between Sheldon reorganization committee and bondholders protective committee led by Samuel Untermyer is settled by a new plan agreed to by both sides. Charles M. Schwab is central to the litigation’s end. Max Pam is removed and Pliny Fisk will help finance the new company.

New York Sheldon United States Shipbuilding Company Bondholders’ Protective Committee Samuel Untermyer Charles M. Schwab Max Pam Pliny Fisk

Reyes Heads to Paris Over Panama Canal Sale Rights

General Reyes newly elected president of Colombia will sail to Paris to attend the French tribunal on the Panama Canal company sale. He says the contract with Colombia cannot transfer to Panama and requires Colombia's consent for any transfer to the United States.

New York General Reyes Colombia Paris Panama Canal Company United States Panama

Mrs Maybrick Moves to Quiet English Home

Mrs Florence Maybrick has been relocated from Aylesbury prison to a secluded English country home under a religious sisterhood. She remains under surveillance and will stay there until next July when her sentence ends under a special license, with release subject to ticket of leave conditions, following appeals by the Duchess of Bedford.

W. H. Saunders & Co Aimiptom W. H. Saunders London Florence Maybrick England Aylesbury Maybrick Duchess of Bedford

Fremont Faces Second Flood Within a Month

Fremont endures its second and worst flood of the month as ice and water surge down the Sandusky River. Gorges extend from below town to above the city, backing up water over low streets including Front Street where stores flood. Residents flee homes and move belongings as the center city remains submerged.

Fremont Sandusky Front Street

U. S. Troops Leave Cuba Amid Ceremony at Cabana

The last American troops depart Cuba as the flag is lowered from Cabana bar racks and the Sumner transfers the soldiers at the pier. President Palma thanks the Americans for their aid as crowds watch between Cuban and American lines.

U. S Cuba Havana Cabana Barracks United States Army Sumner Cabana Fortress Palma

Warships Sail for Chemulpo

Secretary Moody reports a naval division has departed Japanese waters for Chemulpo Korea via a telegram from Lieutenant Marsh American naval attaché in Tokio. The move signals U S naval activity amid tensions in the region near the Korean peninsula.

Chemulpo Washington Moody Marsh Nava Tokio Korea

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