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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1900

Page

2

Pneumatic tube service faces House cutback in bold move

Washington April 25. The house struck the entire 725000 appropriation for pneumatic tubes from the post office bill after sharp attacks led by Mr Moody. He leveled corruption charges about stock gifts and contracts tied to the Pneumatic Tube company while pledging retrenchment in public spending. The debate touched rail clerks reclassification and adjourned without final action.

Washington House New York Boston Philadelphia Post Office Committee Moody Massachusetts Congress Tawney Minnesota William King Utah Brigham H. Roberts Post Office Little Arkansas Post Ofice Department Public Service Mr. Little Mr. Moody Postal Commission Nielson John FE. Milholland Committee On Appropriations Livingston Georgla Mr Moody Loud Messrs. Roberts Bingham Pennsylvania Cummings Moon Tennessee Senate Foraker Meysers Cooper Wisconsin Cannon Illnois Jones Virginia Post Office Department Dalzell

Senate approves Hawaii civil government conference report

The Senate backs the conference report on the Hawaiian civil government bill removing tax preregistration and a debt imprisonment clause. Agricultural appropriations pass at about 5.0 million dollars as Alaska bill debate ends without progress. Members clash over appointing island officials and hemp investigation funding.

Washington Senate Platt New York Quay Cullom Jones Arkansas Mr. Cullom Mr. Tillman Hawaii Foraker Porto Rico Connecticut Messrs Tillman Allen Berry Spooner Cockrell Agricultural Department House Kenney Stewart Butler Secretary of Agriculture Jute Trust Cape Nome Hansbrough Carter District of Alaska Bate Pettus Alabama Pettigrew

Bell vows relentless retaliation against Luzon guerrillas

Officers arriving from Nueva Caceres report April 16 fight in which 80 Filipinos were killed. Americans under General Bell cornered bolo armed insurgents, leaving the field littered with arms. A separate engagement near Sorsogon killed 53 insurgents. Otis plans a May sailing with staff for Meade or Grant, possibly visiting Hong Kong.

Manila Nueva Caceres South Camarines Bell 445Th Batch 11Th Cavalry Lennox San Fernando Sorsogon Albay 47Th Infantry Gordon Otis Meade Grant Hong Kong

Cure La Grippe In Two Days Contains Laxative Bromo Quinine

Advisory to cure la grippe in two days with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure KK. W Groves signs each box.

KK. W. Groves

Baseball Yesterday Cincinnati Triumphs Over Wittsburg

Cincinnati won the day with superior hitting but careless fielding. Tom O'Brien was seriously injured sliding to home in the eighth. Attendance 2,444. Batteries Phillips and Peitz Flaherty Phillips and Zimmer. Umpire O Day. New Yorks vs Boston at the Polo Grounds ended with Boston winning on heavy batting. Umpires Connally.

Cincinnati Tom O'Brien Cepainal Oindis Wilycock Seaceon Phillips Peitz Flaherty Zimmer O' Day New York New Yorks Bostons Polo Grounds Dohens

Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia in Erratic Game

Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 as errors hampered Philadelphia. Chiles struck out with the bases loaded and two outs in the last inning after batting for Piatt. Attendance 5,000. Batteries Pratt and McFarland for Brooklyn Dunn and McGuire for Philadelphia. Umpire Emslie.

Brooklyn Philadelphia Lont Gay Chiles Piatt R. H. EB Pratt and McFarland Dunn McGuire Emslie

Chicago Tops St Louis In A Lopsided Game

Chicago outplayed St. Louis in the field and at the bat but could not win. Attendance 2,200. Batteries Sudhoff and O Connor Griffith and Donohue Umpire Huret. American League scores: Chicago 6 Minneapolis 2 at Chicago Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 4 at Kansas City Detroit 11 Cleveland 6 at Detroit.

St. Louis Chicago R. H. B. St. Louis Sudhoff O'Connor Griffith Donohue Huret Minneapolis Indianapolis Buffalo Kansas City Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland

Aqueduct Race Results Highlight Quick Thoroughfare

At Aqueduct New York the card featured six races. Zanone won the seven furlong first with Sparrow Wing second and Sweet Caporal third in 1 25 4. Yorkshire Boy took five furlongs in 1 08 with Vouch second and Strategist third. Sunol led six furlongs in 1 16 with Laureate second and Candia third. King Barleycorn captured seven furlongs with Kinnikinnick second and Charentus third in 1 26 1 5. Ashes prevailed over four and a half furlongs with Zenaide second and Della Dee third in .57. Silver Garter won the mile and 70 yards with Lamp Globe second and Carbuile third in 1 46 1 5.

New York Aqueduct Charentus Ashes Zenaide Della Dee Silver Garter Lamp Globe Carbuile

Five and One Half Furlong Race at Oakland Result

In Oakland the track was fast as May Giertrude won the five and one half furlongs race with Ella Boland second and Ue Clark third at 107 percent time. In the half mile selling race Kiluon won with Follow ae as runner-up.

San Francisco Oakland Giertrude Ella Boland Ue Clark Kiluon

Race results summary from a district track meet

In the second race, Billy Lyons finished third in 0:30. The third race over five furlongs saw Reina de Cuba win with Miss Soak second and Almoner third in 1:03.14. Rosinante captured the fourth race a mile and a quarter with My Gypsy second and Twinkler third in 2:06. Tuthill won the five six furlongs in the fifth with Proclamation second and Cue third in 1:14. Wyeeungs won the mile selling race with Torsida second and an Opponent third in 1:41.

Billy Lyons Reina de Cuba Miss Soak Almoner Rosinante My Gypsy Twinkler Tuthill Proclamation Cue

Miss Bennett Wins Memphis Stakes At Local Track

At Memphis Tennessee April 25 Miss Bennett again beat the best two year old at the Memphis track carrying 115 pounds to win the Memphis stakes in a gallop and equal the local track record. Results list seven furlongs Lord Neville first Dandy H second Eva Wilson third in 1 28. Second race four and a half furlongs Sard first Fred Heasig second Gibson Girl third in 56. Third race one mile selling Hood s Brigade first Her Favor second Bequeath third in 1 41. Fifth race one mile selling Thomas Carrey first Clara Wooley second Indian third in 1 41. Sixth race seven furlongs selling Dr Walmaley first Mole second Pauline J third in 1 28.

Memphis Tenn Miss Bennett Lord Neville Dandy H Eva Wilson Sard Fred Heasig Gibson Girl Mole Pauline J

The Grafter Wins Epsom Spring Handicap Race

London April 25 The City and Suburban handicap run at the Epsom spring meeting today was won by J. G. Clarke's The Grafter with J A Miller's Innocence second and M Norman's Goblet third.

London J. G. Clarke J. A. Miller Br. c. Innocence M. Norman Br. G. Goblet

Kiddle Sutherland murders and allied Far East events

Details from Burmah recount the Kiddle and Sutherland killings by the Was in Mengkaus with crossbows and stones. British Chinese forces later burned Was stockades and villages, with heavy casualties on both sides. Additional reports note Japanese and Chinese actions on the Burman frontier, shipwreck losses, and regional tensions.

Vancouver Kiddle-Sutherland Burmah Teung Kyamen Vuenna Bhama Te Tso Pa Nih Burman Yunnan Li Hung Chang Sat Chiu Lo Tang Tun United States Kong Yu Way Washington China Nippon Yusen Kaisha Tekio Maru Miao Tao Gulf of Pechill Chee Foo Tien Tsin Kawamanta Harukata Shiba Kiroku Toklo Kelung Japan

Claims Pressed Amid Armenian Massacres Fallout in Constantinople

In Istanbul on Tuesday April 24, Great Britain France Austria Italy and Germany seek instructions on similar claims after US actions over Armenian massacres. The US insists on indemnity while allowing rebuilding and expanded facilities. The US also gains permission for continued work of American missions at Kassarieh and the embarkation of two naturalized Armenian Americans. Awaited report from Vice Consul Walker at Alexandretta may shape reparations grounds.

Constantinople United States Great Britain France Austria Italy Germany Kharput Roberts College Yildiz Walker Alexandretta Legation

Agricultural bill funds weed research for sheep regions

The agricultural appropriation bill passed by the Senate includes a ten thousand dollar item for investigating poisonous weeds and grasses affecting the sheep industry in Utah, Montana and other western states with a view to eradicating them.

The Standard Washington Senate Gay Utah Montana

Ships Collide With Pier At Vancouver Harbor

Incoming steamer traffic caused a collision as vessels maneuvered near the pier in Vancouver this afternoon. No casualties reported, authorities opened a preliminary investigation into the incident.

Vessel Collisions In Pacific Harbor Incident

The Yosemite from Victoria struck a pier while docking tearing timbers then collided with the steamer Capilano. Yosemite later hit a Japanese fishing boat cutting it in two and a fisherman was rescued. Capilano later collided with the Islander causing minor damage.

Victoria

Great Falls Baseball Club Sets Plans for Season

The Great Falls baseball club board met and set a 10 percent upfront subscription by May 4 with the remainder later. Elected officers include John T. Athey as president and Theodore Gibson as vice president. W. H. Pittwood as treasurer. F. George Heldt as secretary. Preparations include player communications and a three member committee to discuss ball grounds improvements with Mr Dickinson. Uniforms will be gray with red trim or olive green with black trim and matching stockings and caps.

Standard Great Falls Great Falls Baseball Club John T. Athey Theodore Gibson W. H. Pittwood F. George Heldt W. L. Works Tacoma H. M. Whitney Waterville Mass Fortune Pittwood Phillips Dickinson

Under the Wheels in South Fork Tragedy

A southbound express on the Pennsylvania railroad struck three people at South Fork Pennsylvania. Joseph Petargen 55 died with his niece Mary Poleski five and Marys sister Lizzie three fatally injuring Petargens daughter Lizzie. Michael Poleski the father waited at the station and Mary dashed across the tracks to meet him. The father shielded Lizzie but all were struck.

Pittsburg Southern Express Pensylvania South Fork Joseph Petargen Mary Poleski Petargen Lizzie Michael Poleski Mary

Attorney General Reports Back Pay for Excess Hours

The attorney general has sent to congress a list from the court of claims detailing amounts due letter carriers in various cities for service beyond eight hours per day. Individuals named include James A Coll $232.38 Edward L Waidrip $833.20 James Blythe $1095.38 Anastasia O Connor widow $225.37 and others with amounts ranging from $1.85 to $1095.38.

The Standard Washington Attorney General Congress Court of Claims Philip F. Carr James A. Coll Owen Roberts Edward L. Waidrip Royal W., Yeoman Frank T. Newberry Helena Frank Adkins James Blythe James A. Eslick Rudolph J. Johannes Anastasia

Explosion Kills Man In Pennsylvania Blast

An explosion of blasting powder and dynamite at a Larimore house in Pennsylvania last night badly injured eight men and a girl, and left one man killed and others seriously hurt. Hospitalized were John McMickelick George Stoncowick John Johl Christina Stoncowick John Stoncowick Jos. Stoncowick. The blast likely started from a lamp ignition.

Pittsburg Larimore Pennsylvania John McMickelick George Stoncowick John Johl Christina Stoncowick John Stoncowick Jos Stoncowick

Fire at Forsyth Street tenement kills three children

A blaze in the six story tenement at 74 Forsyth Street early this morning killed Hannah Liebowitz Ale Lie Liebowitz and Joseph Liebowitz all children. Three others were injured, burned on face and limbs while escaping. Damages estimated at about 50000 dollars.

New York Forsyth Street Hannah Liebowitz Alelie Liebowitz Joseph Liebowitz Hamis Damaxye

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