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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1902

Page

3

Exclusion Bill Passes the House Amid Amendments

The House approved the Chinese exclusion bill after adding strict provisions and a mixed-blood ban. Amendments targeted Chinese labor on ships and students, with a 100 to 74 vote on the ship provision. The session also advanced the war tax repeal conference report and a 20 year extension for national bank charters.

Washington House Philippines United States Amercan Philippine Commission White House Fowler New Jersey Senate Kileberg Hawaiian Philippines Islands Supreme Court Coustry Naphen Massachusetts Hitt Kleberg Clark Missouri Coombs California Perkins New York Moody Kahn Pacific

Senate debates tax on bucket shops and Chinese exclusion bill

In Washington the senate spent much time on the conference report for war revenue taxes. The bucket shop tax was kept by the senate plan but struck out by the conferees. House opposition led to a 36 to 20 adoption of the conference report. Simmons urged support for the Chinese exclusion bill. Bills passed on anatomical science, grave desecration prevention in DC, and an assay office at Provo Utah.

Richardson Payne Cannon Hitt Clark Missouri Fowler New Jersey Smith Kentucky Ball Texas Washington Senate House Berry Arkansas Bacon Georgia Pettus Alabama Aldrich Rhode Island Allison Iowa Spooner Wisconsin Simmons North Carolina District of Columbia Provo Utah

Bank of Fowler Robbed in Colorado Heist

The Bank of Fowler Colorado was robbed of 1100 dollars by safe blowers early this morning. Nitroglycerine charges opened the safe and cash box. Shots fired by residents chased four men who escaped. Two suspects boarded a Santa Fe train at Nepesta and were arrested with 288 dollars found on them. Bloodhounds sent to Fowler to track the robbers.

Pueblo Colo Fowler Santa Fe Nepesta

Stead Not Named Executor Of Rhodes Will Sparks Comment

London April 7 The omission of W T Stead from Cecil Rhodes will executors drew comment as it had been generally understood he was closely associated with Rhodes.

London W. T. Stead Cecil Rhodes

Rhodes Aims Prompt Reshuffle Prompted by Subtle Disputes

In an open letter B A Hawksley, counsel for Mr Rhodes, stated that Steads removal was not tied to South African war disputes but to other reasons clearly understood by Stead.

Rhodes B. A. Hawksley Stead

Chicago Wheat and Corn Fluctuate On Temperature and Reports

In Chicago trading on April 7 bullish factors from steady cables and a cold snap supported wheat. Kansas state crop data, revised down from 74 to 70, showed acreage loss and lower yields, aiding early gains. Prices drifted as crop reports, weekly shipments, and visible supply influenced sentiment. May wheat dipped then recovered, while corn stayed weak and oats traded easily. Provisions swung with hog market strength and liquidation later pulling prices down.

Chicago Kansas State May Pork

Washington seeks to block Northern Securities merger

Attorney General Stratton of Washington asks the U S Supreme Court for leave to file a bill to restrain the merger of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads by naming the Great Northern and the Northern Securities companies as defendants The brief argues the merger violates Washington law prohibiting railroad consolidations and that the battle belongs in equity courts with necessary parties defined The defense by ex Attorney General Griggs contends the case raises municipal police law rather than private rights and that the state lacks authority over nonresident defendants and jurisdiction over the stockholders’ acts

Washington Stratton Supreme Court of the United States Northern Pacific Great Northern Railroads Great Northern Railroad Company Northern Securities Company Minnesota Griggs State of James J. Hill J. P. Morgan Great Northern Northen Securities Company George B. Young M. D. Grover C. W. Bunn John W. Griggs United States State of Washington Mr. Griges Supreme Court State of Minnesota Great Northern Railway Companies New Jersey New York

Cash prices and receipts for grains and pork

The report shows flour and grain quotations with No 3 spring wheat at 72 1/2 cents, No 2 red at awed, No 2 valon corn at file, oats at 24 1/2 cents, No 2 white 45 to 46 cents, No 1 flax seed 1.97 dollars, Northwestern 1.75 dollars, and pork at 16.25 to 16.40 dollars per barrel. Receipts list flour barrels 37,000. wheat bushels 244,000. oats 116,000. barley 36,000 with additional shipment figures.

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Chicago cattle and hog markets endures gains

Cattle receipts 18 500 with 22 cars western. Hogs receipts 24 000 forecast 23 000 plus 4 000 leftovers. Sheep receipts 17 000 with steady to higher bids. Prices range from cows and calves to western steers and lambs showing overall upward movement.

Market cattle hogs and sheep steady in South Omaha

April 7 reports show cattle receipts of about 5000 with steady market. Native steers 4.75 to 6.85, cows and heifers 3.75 to 6. Western and Texas steers mixed. Hogs receipts around 3100 with heavy and mixed trades 6.10 to 6.70, pigs 5.56. Sheep receipts 4600 with fed muttons 5.45 to 5.85 and lambs 5.50 to 6.75.

Attempt on Moscow Police Chief Trepoff Reported

A Tageblatt dispatch from St Petersburg says a third assassination attempt targeted General Trepoff, Moscow police prefect. A man, alleged to be a student, stabbed at the carriage step, wounding a policeman. the attacker was arrested and a broader conspiracy is suspected.

Berlin Tageblatt Petersburg Trepoff Moscow

Tragedy in Florence ends with a fatal stabbing by a butcher knife

Birnon Simpson, a Black man, died after a confrontation at a Florence butcher shop. He cursed participants in a prior killing, challenged Walker who ordered him out, and was hamstrung and mutilated before bleeding to death. Walker surrendered to authorities.

Florence Colo Birnon Simpson Tuscumbia Simpson Walker

Kansas City Cattle and Hog Receipts Report

Kansas City reports cattle receipts totaling about 4 000 with Texans and natives to $5 256.00 Texas and Indian steers $4.60 per cwt native cows $3.50 to 5, stockers and feeders $5.25 to 5.10 bulls $6 calves $4.20 to 5.50. Hog receipts about 3 000 with market steady and packers paying $6.55 to 6.85 for various weights and pig prices around $5.70 to 6.05.

Kansas City Texas

Supreme Court Overrules Colorado Demurrer in Arkansas River Case

The U S supreme court in an opinion by Chief Justice Fuller overruled Colorado’s demurrer in Kansas v Colorado. The dispute centers on Colorado’s right to appropriate Arkansas River waters for irrigation, with Kansas seeking to restrain the action claiming injury to its interests. The court assumed jurisdiction and rejected the demurrer without prejudice to allow full proof of damages.

Washington United States Supreme Court Fuller Colorado State of Kansas Arkansas River

Stevensville Notes Show Local Moves and Ills

Special correspondence from Stevensville notes visits and travels of residents including Howard Smart of Hamilton and Mrs. G A Hain family, Clara the baby recovering from mild smallpox, and Mrs. W A Wright caring for ill Mrs. E T Stoddard. Quarantine at W F Baggs home, church supper for M BE church South, and multiple departures to Missoula Hamilton Detroit and Tennessee noted.

The Standard Stevensville Howard D. Smart Hamilton Helen Kimbrough Rev. Swift J. T. Williams Missoula Virgil F. C. Spencer Spencer Hiram Thomas D. B. Turner M. BE. Church South Treasury G. W. Cruger Lolo Carleston W. W. Flowers Victor Nettie Powell Detroit Mich M. L. Rowe Little Son Miss Mathews M. M. Co J. A. Martin M. EF D. C. Bass

Eastbound Great Northern Train Wreck Near Winchester

Spokane April 7. The Great Northern eastbound passenger train wrecked near Winchester between Wilson Creek and Wenatchee this morning. The fireman suffered internal injuries, name unavailable. Engineer Depew had only slight injuries. No passengers were seriously hurt.

Spokane Great Northern Winchester Wilson Creek Wenatchee Depew

Sanatorium Bought by Dr J F Blair of Butte

Bozeman April 7 Dr J F Blair of Butte has purchased the Foster sanitarium and will take possession mid June. The price is not publicly disclosed but is said to be about 25000 dollars.

Standard Bozeman J. F. Blair Butte Foster Sanitarium

Kilmer's Swamp Root advertised as kidney remedy

An advertisement urges women with kidney and bladder troubles to try Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. It promises free sample bottles by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York and cites testimonials and available 50 cent and one dollar bottle sizes. It notes the reader saw the offer in the Anaconda Daily Standard.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y Yann Sete Binghamton, N. Y Anaconda Daily Standard Kilmer Yellek Davidson Block Cherry and Park Streets Anaconda Europe Orient Kelley Australia South Africa America

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