Protest From China Over Chinese Residents In Butte
A Chinese charge in Washington complains to the secretary of state about the treatment of Chinese residents in Butte Montana. Reports say a boycott by local labor unions led to harassment, assault and property damage against Chinese workers and businesses, with calls for immigration restrictions and exclusion laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Pung Kwang Yu
Washington
Butte
Blaine
Toole
San Francisco
Butte City
Imprisonment for Life in Sibley County Murder Case
Judge Cadwell denied James O Neil a new trial for first degree murder in the killing of Michael Collins during a wall dispute. The jury convicted him last December and the judge sentenced him to hard labor for life in the penitentiary, commuting to life with no mercy due to his unduly excited state. The courtroom scene was stirring and public opinion backed the sentence amid heavy interest in the case.
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O'Neil
Sibley County
Ifinn
Murslovey
Hexpersox
Minn
Crilwell
James O'Neil
Michael Collins
Cy Wellington
Cadwell
Hite
Haus
Collins
Ibley County
Death Toll from Royal Hotel Fire Reaches Seventeen
The Royal Hotel fire death toll stands at seventeen, with eleven women and six men among the dead. Seven identified, two more partially so, and morgue authorities plan to bury unidentified remains by Friday. Contractor Gallaghan reports every inch of debris searched and all bodies recovered.
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Hotel Ruoyal
New Yeurs
Hotel Royal
Commissioners of Charities and Corrections
Gallaghan
Maiasing
Revolt Bites Chitnathnay Er Frontier Reports Rise in Rebels
A mining man returning from Chihnabun describes a growing revolutionary movement in Chitnathnay Er Paso Texas. Priests urge rebellion against Diaz's government as rebels clash with federal troops in Temochi and Los Almas, with mixed battles, captures, and plunder reported along routes to Sonora. The movement gains locals as federal forces attempt to quell rising unrest.
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Bsorious
Chitnathnay Er
Paso
Tex
Chihnabun
Goidibicn
Iyays
Tamochi
Temochi
Hunirade
Guerrero
Timber Stolen from Fond du Lac Reservation Described
United States interior department agents say Fond du Lac Indians near this point have been robbed of vast timber. About 60 million feet of pine and cedar were cut or stolen without payment, with 6 million feet branded and looses items seized for sale. Indians allegedly deprived of steady timber growth while robbers hope to profit at low prices.
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Tand du Lac
Cuuuty
United States Interior Department
Pond du Lac
Duluth
Winnipeg
Northern Pacific
Meseba
Northern
Taal
Interiors Department
Fond du Lac
Typhus outbreak linked to Massilia immigrants in New York
Eight new typhus cases found in New York City since Friday morning, bringing total to 76 amid outbreaks among Hebrew and Russian Jewish immigrants from the steamship Massilia. Victims housed in low tenements on the Lower East Side and transferred to North Brother Island quarantine, authorities vowing strict surveillance and fumigation. Edison and Wilson of the health board warn the plague not ended and intensified efforts underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Massila
Marseilles
North Brother Island
Edison
Health Board
United Press
Massilia
New Yor
United Hebrew Charities
Twelfth Street
North Brothers Island
New Electrical Torpedo Tested at Ports Mouth Harbor
A Sims Edison electrical torpedo was tested in Ports mouth harbor under naval officials. European powers witnessed the trial with France Germany Russia Austria Italy Spain and Turkey present. US representation included Messrs Post and Funery. The device launched from the Drudge covered over a mile with precise control and rapid range increase.
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Carlamauth
Lonpoy
Portsmouth
Sims-Edison
Whaleaily
France
Germany
Russia
Austria
Italy
Spain
Turkey
United States
Messrs. Post and Funery
Stokes Lay
Sanborn Named for Eighth Circuit Judge, Senate To Act
Sanborn, appointed by the President, was nominated as judge of the Eighth circuit by Rightorite of Gold Club Convention in Owen. At the meeting in Leavenworth delegates debated the Drygight organman issue. A shooting feud at Stony Park quarry left Frank Martin dead and William Brooks at large. Sullivan disputed a misattributed report about a purse payment, denying transfer. Davitt spoke of Irish land mortgages totaling £160,000 and his plan to avoid Parliament.
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WH. Sanborn
Ff Saul
Wasuraros
Fel
Hariisvit
Walter H. Sanborn
Wl Si. Baal
Owen, Ts
Keeley
Samimel Maote
Feu
Stony Park
Turner-Parker
Frank Matlin
William Brooks
Parker Gang
Martin Euddenly
Davitt
Lanpos
Michael Davitt
Weppech
Mincheton
Kyalish Vankers
Villard
Lidison General Medtric Company
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Cardinal Paul Melaheys
Berlins
Cardinal Gaspard Mermillod
Berne
Lincoln
United Mine Workers’ Association
People's Party
St. Louis
Thinois Steel Company
Congressional Proceedings Report From Feb 9 to 15
Proceedings from Washington show Senate and House actions on free coinage bills and national currency ideas, banking reform, and post office and military academy funding. Notable items include a commission for the Columbian exposition, a bridge at Burlington, Iowa, and orders to print extra copies of the president’s Chilean question message. A schooner wreck near Black Paint closes the week.
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Wasithetox
Morris
Trontsm
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
TeNer
Fred Edinay
Pastor's Hill
Senate Phan
Hisenek
Potter
Luciana
Kyle
Hy House
McMillin
Keystone Nation Bank
Spring Garden National Bank
Eliladalulsa
Marverich National Bank
Boston
Committee On Banking and Currency
Secretary of Agriculture
Wasuixoton
House
Land
Burlington
An & Committee
Sherman
United States
Madrid
Wasniscox
M. W. Ward
Michigan
Military Academy
Washington
My, Veel
Arkansas
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Caminetti
Tin Commission
California
Internal Revenue Laws
Abernbins
Waassington
Springer Free
Honsa
Billie
Aston
Market Report Confusing Late June Trading Slips
A scattered late June market report shows cattle hogs and grains with mixed activity. Cattle steady with heavy at 465 and light sales at 500 per hundredweight. wheat prices appear uncertain and there is note of moderate activity in park land and livestock markets.
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Chicago
Cwicago
Axson
Neal Pricor
Week in Review of Global Events and U S News
A wide range of items from London to San Francisco and Chicago are summarized, including parliamentary actions in London, elections and royal events, and U S court rulings. Notable notes cover fires in Cincinnati and Columbus, a mail robbery conviction, railway accidents in Illinois, and the death of Rev. C A Spurgeon.
Hawkeye Happenings and Iowa News Roundup
Vagrants at Clifton put to work on a stone pile. Surlington reports about 7 500 tons of ice this winter. revival meetings draw about 200 converts. Burglars active near Dubuque. Iowa passes Australian ballot with one dissenting vote. Pioneer lawmakers meet in Des Moines. Scottish Rite conclave in Lyons. Burlington to issue 100 saloon licenses for 2 000 dollars. Fever rages in Nora Springs. public schools closed. Geneva forms a co operative to build elevators. State Sunday School convention at Marshalltown June 14 16. County courthouse plans adopted. cost 84 000. Ottumwa arrests for extorting from widows. Hancock county dogs go mad. state pays 1 800 for stock destroyed. Iowa exhibits corn products and processing at the exposition. George J. Jones admitted to the bar at Des Moines at 90. Madison era captain’s commission to Robert Lucas kept by Davenport family. Des Moines opera house block burns. loss 60 000. J S Battery returns to Waterloo to manufacture distilling apparatus. Julia Long shot in Marshalltown. her assailant dies by suicide. Keokuk habeas corpus ruling against Stormy Jordan. Portlock murder trial ends in plea for manslaughter. Portlock to Anamosa. Keokuk man marries after quick courtship in Fairfield. Randall reports a strange corpse condition. Council Bluffs priest blocks American flag at church. G A R funeral rites disrupted. apology offered but tensions rise. Independence King’s Opera House riot over a Cedar County debate. lights out, chairs thrown, damage 2 500. Milwaukee style. Ottumwa man hanged then saved and banished. local feud erupts.
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Clifton
Dubuque
Des Moines
Wael
Lyons
Burlington
Nora Springs
Acfarthota Co-Operative Company
Geneva
Iowa State Sunday School Association
Marshalltown
Waelle County
Court House
Ottumwa
Hancock County
Iowa
George J. Jones
Madison
Robert Lucas
Davenport
Capital City Opera House
J. S. Battery
Waterloo
Philadelphia
Julia Long
Sam Kelly
Jordan
Keokuk
Watson
Portlock
James Andrews
Casey
Anamosa
Randall
Chris Onvig
G.A.R
Father O'Rourke
Independence
Priiny
Fray Dames
Abraham ‘Bay
Bain
E. L. Morrie
Dahlonega
Fletcher McCloskey
Tish King
William Pewroy
Orria
Longer Harbor
Hokart
Morris
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Roughin Butte
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Noria
Hin
Spokane
Wash
J. J. Il
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Lake Spulane
Hil
Pacific
Washineaton
Andreluhins Hae
Grice
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Beavlution
Sullivan
Congressional Proceedings
Sr. Jones
Franklin Pierce
Petersham
Ata
Tarkety
Geinnad
Poltnestecs
Hayong ST
Nut North
San Diego
London
John Redmond
New York Court of Appeals
Jeremiary Cotte
Hill
Million Priore
C. A. Spurgeon
London Tabernacle
Cincinnati
Columbus
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H. Spurgeon
Tabernacle
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Roheer
San Franco
Canada
la Cross
Postal Service
Michigan Supreme Court
Sabell
Wilson
Tanners' Trust
Kangas
Howard McGlynn
Tom Freed
Minneapolis
Baltimore
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American Federation of Labor
World’s Fair Management
Pleasant View
Black River Falls
Wis
Kansas City
Repulican
Wolyag
Lathrop
Louisiana Lottery Company
Maexico
Crie
Portugal
Snell
Hawkeye
Fairfield
Keokuk County
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