South Africa Money Scarce As Government Keeps Budget Secret
London reports a stagnant stock market amid scarce cash and war uncertainty in South Africa. Investors stay cautious about new consols and a prolonged conflict while brokers watch Transvaal revenues, Boer delegates, and European loan activity for signals of future movement.
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South Africa
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Transvaal
Klerksdorp
Publc
Pretoria
Louisville & Nashville
New York
Rai
Yerkes London Company
Berlin Markets Shuffle on Peace Hopes and Declinations
Berlin reports a quiet week with early declines across departments, followed by improvement Friday on optimism for peace in South Africa. The market remains cautious awaiting concrete news as trans and allied shares slide after disappointing annual reports from several companies.
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South Africa
Trans and Allied
Plans for the Carnegie Library by C S Haire
Miles City April 12 plans for the Carnegie library by Helena architect C S Haire are with trustees. The two and a half story building rises about 30 feet with 3999 volumes, Greek cross ground plan, newspaper and children rooms, art room, and a basement assembly space for lectures.
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Standard
Miles City
Carnegie Lbrary
C. S. Haire
Helena
Dickinson
Main Street
Escaped Prisoner Caught in Missoula On Return Visit
Lise Whalen an inmate who escaped from the county jail last fall was recaptured by Deputy Sheriff Dougal McCormick in Missoula. Whalen traveled from near Spokane to attend his seriously ill brother and was seized. he had been a trusty at the time of arrest and faces possible extra time for breaking jail.
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Standard
Missoula
Lise Whalen
Dougal McCormick
Whalen
Spokane
Craney
Big Fiat
Lolo Notes Forecast Spring Outlook and Local Steady News
In Lolo April 13 the valley shows a backward spring but farmers forecast a good year for fruit with indicators pointing to a big crop. A carload of new schoolhouse furniture arrived at the station last Saturday. Mrs. J F Delaney, recently ill, is improving. Mrs Wilkinson has leased her ranch for three years to George Keith and plans to move to Butte. She may open a boarding house there as she joins her sons.
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Butte
Gramm Trial Resumes After Gramm Shooting Incident
Justice Hovatch ens, Frank Higgins and County Attorney Charles Hall visited the Gramm place to view premises cited in the shooting claim by Simo Helman. The Gramm trial is set to resume Tuesday afternoon.
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Missoula
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Henry Gramm
Charles Hall
Gramm Place
Simo Helman
Gramm
Striking bakers defy court order at Werneke bakery
In Kansas City on April 15 striking journeymen bakers threw a circuit court restraining order into the street and continued blocking Werneke bakery. A deputy served the order as the strikers urged customers to avoid patronizing the shop, citing manager's anti union stance.
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W. Henry
Werneke
Kinfauns Castle Floated Near Isle of Wight
The British steamship Kinfauns Castle, Captain Duncan, which ran aground off Brightstone Isle of Wight, was floated this morning and began tow toward Southampton. On a homeward voyage from the Cape of Good Hope it carried 350 passengers. cargo had been lightened yesterday and passengers moved to Southampton.
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Duncan
Brightstone
Isle of Wight
Southampton
Cape of Good Hope
Brooklyn Arrives at Gibraltar for Coal Replenishment
The United States cruiser Brooklyn arrived at Gibraltar on April 13 and began taking on coal.
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Reciprocity on Canadian trade would aid American producers
Washington reports that the United States buys more from Canada than from any region except Great Britain and Germany. The Commercial Relation of 1901 notes closer U S Canada ties, argues for tariff reductions on lumber coal and pulp, and cites Canada’s strong import figures and shifting fashion trends as factors shaping bilateral commerce.
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New Depot at Falls Prompts Long Planned Modernization
President J N Hill of Montana Central and officials inspect Great Falls yards confirming a two story depot to be built on the present site. The union depot will serve Montana Central Great Falls Canada and possibly Burlington traffic with steam heat and electric lighting. The project aims to start by fall with completion urged by October.
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J. N.hill
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St. Paul
John F. Stevens
Great Northern System
Brice
Hamilton
Brown
President Hill
Kettle River
Great Malla
Canifida
Burlington
Hill
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Great Northern
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Rome
Merchants Seek Retention of American Troops in Lagoncy
In Lagoncy, South Camarines province, merchants cable General Chaffee urging troops not be withdrawn. They warn the local police cannot maintain order amid gangs of raiders, robberies, and assassinations, and fear loss of food supply and lives if troops leave.
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Lagoncy
Camarines Province
Luzon
Chaffee
Lagency
Taft to Confer in Rome Over Philippine Friars Issue
Washington reports describe a plan for Governor Taft to visit Rome to discuss with church authorities a possible settlement on the Philippine friars matter. The aim is a businesslike arrangement with compensation, without diplomatic posturing, to satisfy native demands while safeguarding lands.
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Rome
Taft
Philippines
Phiippines
United States
Cholera Situation Across Manila and Provinces
Manila reports 245 cholera cases with 192 deaths. provinces see 418 cases and 18 deaths. The US transport Grant diverted to Legaspi after a cholera case. quarantine delayed, limited water and coal forced return to Manila. One American dies among four attacked in Manila.
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United States
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Samar
Legaspi
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Hope mine resumes work in Philipsburg district
Special Correspondence notes the Hope mine will resume Monday after idle period since December with a large workforce to develop the property. The mill will run only after ore blocks enough for continuous operation. Ownership shifted to Good Hope company and Granite-Bimetallic interests.
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Philipsburg
Hope
the Hope
Good Hope Company
St. Louis Corporation
Granite-Bimetallic Company
E. I. Holland
Bimetallic Company
The
Good Hope
Henry Rehfeldt
Holland
E. E. White
Bimetal- Ne Company
St. Louis
Hiram O. Walbridge
J. C. Hunter
Lfe
Joseph Walbridge
J. E. Maslin
Ray
Percy Hunter
Joseph C. Hunter
Twin Bridges
Hamilton Happenings and Local Notes
April 12 notes from Hamilton report R L Perkins hosting a welcome for his newborn son. Lambing begins in Bitter Root valley with hopes of a large crop. Teacher exams set for Reavalli county April 20 and 26. Jimmie St Vrain, ex Hamilton pitcher now with Chicago NL, showing good form in practice. Mr and Mrs Frank Spencer move from Stevensville to Hamilton. Mrs J A Martin and daughters return from Fort Benton. Kate Heavelin recovering well after surgery in Missoula and may return home in about 10 days. Rumors place Powell County marshal appointment with Herman Mo’s night watchman. RL McCulloch city attorney, Dick Parmeter city clerk, treasurer position undetermined. All named individuals considered trustworthy.
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R. L. Perkins
Kittie Ostermeyer
Reavalli County
Jimmie St. Vrain
Montana
Jimmie Ho Ding
Frank Spencer
Stevensville
Bitter Pool
J. A. Martin
Fort Renton
Kate Heavelin
Sisters’ Hospital
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Hancock Floated After Reef Stranding Near Iha
The United States Army transport Hancock arrived at Manila uninjured after grounding on a coral reef near Iha, Northern Logan. It struck the reef and required refloating operations lasting several hours.
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United States Army
Hancock
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Desperate Fight Reported Near Brages Cherokee Nation
Four men killed and several wounded in a clash between officers and desperadoes near Brages in the Cherokee nation about 40 miles from Fort Smith Arkansas. One shooting victim is described as a noted outlaw. No wire service details available tonight due to communication outage.
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Ark
Brages
Competitor to Sumatra Leaf Gains Attention
Prof. Whiney of the Bureau of Soils reported from Hartford New York and Philadelphia on Sumatra substitute tobacco grown under cheese cloth. He said interest in the new leaf is rising among the tobacco trade and it is expected to become a strong competitor to Sumatra. The leaf has improved markedly since packing.
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Tragic Train Death Near Franklin Nebraska
Nicholas De Temple of Denver leaped in front of a Burlington passenger train near Franklin Nebraska early today and was killed instantly. Authorities believe he was temporarily insane. In Red Cloud yesterday he told a tale of having been robbed. Little is known of his identity beyond Denver origin. He wore a Knights of Pythias emblem and was well dressed.
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Helmville Notes Report Local Death and Drove News
Mrs Charles RB Smith dies at Smith ranch near Helmville. She is noted as the valley’s first white settler and is mourned by residents. John Blair heads to Washington Gulch with 10 head of cattle to range on summer grounds. A mining company bases at Orden mountain plans gold development. John Sanders relocates to Drummond, selling his former store in Ovando. A herd of yearlings moves from Helmville and more cattle expected. School and road trustees elected M McCormick and C Coughlan. Blair retired from road post.
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Helmville
Charles RB. Smith
Smith Ranch
Montana
Elena Minine Company
Orden Mountain
John Sanders
Drummond
Nation
Armstrong
Ovando
Helville
Philipshire
M. McCormick
John Blair
C. Coughlan
Funeral of Theodore Rehder At Missoula Ranch
The funeral for Theodore Rehder was held today from a ranch south of Missoula. Rev. FT. Salesman officiated and gave a touching address. Pallbearers were friends of the deceased and the service concluded with interment in Missoula cemetery.
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Standere
Immigrant Arrivals Reported From European Ports
In New York on April 13 a total of 4 132 immigrants arrived from European ports. The Trojan Prizep from the Mediterranean carried 1 107 aboard the Staatendam from Rotterdam had 1 087, the Champagne from Havre 159, the Hesperia from Mediterranean ports 6 C and the island 219 from Denmark.
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Trojan
Mediterranean
Staatendam
Rotterdam
Champagne
Havre
Hesperia
Island
Denmark
Memorial Exercises Honor John P. Atgeld in New Haven
A large friendly audience greeted George Fred Williams at the Altgeld memorial in New Haven Connecticut on April 13. Resolutions of sorrow were adopted to honor the late John P. Atgeld.
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George Fred Williams
John P. Atgeld
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