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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1901

Page

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Hay Pauncefote Treaty For Panama Canal Reached

The text announces the Hay Pauncefote treaty between the United States and Great Britain to permit a canal across Panama under U S control. It outlines neutralization rules similar to the Suez treaty and sets conditions for construction, transit, and military considerations with ratifications to come.

Washington United States John Hay United States of America Edward VII United Kingdom of Great Britain Ireland India Lord Pauncefote Constantinople Suez Canal Roosevelt Senate Great Britain Atlantic Pacific Theodore Roosevelt White House Washington, D Hay

Royalty at the Guild Hall during Canada visit speech

The Prince and Princess of Wales were hosted at a luncheon in the Guild Hall London and received congratulatory addresses. Prominent figures including Lord Salisbury Lord Rosebery and Mr Chamberlain attended as the royal party toured the empire. The Prince spoke on mother country relations with the colonies and Canada receiving the message of appreciation for colonial services.

Prince Mr. Chamberlain Lord Rosebery Lord Salisbury England London Prince and Princess of Wales Gold Hall Empire York House Guild Hall Joseph C. Dimsdale Dominion Canada Australis New Zealand

General Diaz Surrenders Amid Conservative Conduct in Colon

The Panama isthmus reports General Alban delivers the liberal leader Domingo Diaz to a carriage and Panama home after station meet at Girgera and Empire. Diaz wears a red ribbon emblem. 50 followers accompany him. No clashes reported. troops move to Agua Dulce without engaged action. Rumors of liberal reinforcements and possible pursuit by conservatives circulate. The Stein sails from here to Kingston Jamaica.

Colon Galveston Tex Colombia Alban Panama Domingo Diaz Girgera Empire Station Diaz Agua Dulce Victoriano Lorenzo Tumaco Department of Panama Belisario Porras Stein Kingston Jamaica

Ripple mine cases yield split rulings in Great Falls court

Judge Leslie grants permanent injunction pending final decision in Barker and others v Seele and McKinnon leasers. In Steele and McKinnon v Barker, plaintiffs win inspection and survey rights. Also Evaristo Lemire pleads not guilty to grand larceny and posts bonds. McDevitt cattle dealings tied to Lemire Bros. prominence noted.

Great Fall Leslie Ripple Neihart Barker Seele and McKinnon Steele and McKinnon J. C. E. Barker Contoversy Evaristo Lemire Sullivan's Valley St. Peter's Mission Lemire Lemire Bros James McDevitt Conrad Lemires Conrad Range McDevitt Lemire Place

Demand for Docile Montana Horses Drives Eastward Trade

Special correspondent Miles City reports Frank Murphy's observation that eastern buyers seek calm, workable horses from Montana. Unbroken and old horses fetch little, while twelve to thirteen hundred pound stock and mare colts near broke are in demand. He notes street car horses remain used in New York and that western horses still ship east.

Standard Miles City Frank Murphy Montana Illinois Murphy New York City

Montana plan to raise funds for St Louis exhibit adopted

Montana commissioners adopt the Minnesota plan to raise 25000 by county notes and arrange a 50000 state appropriation to fund a St Louis exhibit. They appoint a seven member executive committee to begin work and push a display budget of about 60000 as the goal.

Helena Montana Minnesota Toole A. J. Davidson H. J. Matteson Great Falls Mrs. Floyd- Jones T. C. Kurt Lewis and Clarke County E. H. Talcuit Park E. T. Broadwater Chateau J. S. Hopkins Rosebud C. EK. Conrad Flathead E. Spriggs Broadwater Paul Hoey Valley Co. W. Clark F. A. Heinze Frank Pierce Silver Bow W. E. Bass Ravalli J. A. Hall Sweet Grass Marshall Hendricks Deer Lodge J. A. Ferguson Missoula F. C. Berendes Jefferson R. 8S Ford H. H. Matteson Cascade E. 1. Hollam Paul Fusz Granite County Davidson C. W. Clark T. C. Kurtz Kurtz Minnesota Board of Managers Chicago Anaconda C. W. Cark F. A. Henze Conrad Kalispell E. H. Tacott Livingston Montana Club St. Loui S FE. I. Holland Fusz St. Louis Entleman

Ribot Urges Budget Cuts To Match Europe

Paris December 5 ALEXANDRE Ribot republican attacked the current budget saying it is 259000000 francs higher than 1898 and Europe is cutting expenses He warned France must imitate these economies to avoid unrest and warned the year end deficit would reach 144000000 francs while criticising sugar duties and public worship cuts He received an ovation at the close.

Paris Chamber of Deputies Alexandre Ribot M. Ribot Europe France

Sheepmen Form Giant Rawlins Combination to Block Utah Flockmasters

A Cheyenne dispatch reports a massive alliance of Sweetwater country sheep men at Rawlins Wyoming aiming to exclude flockmasters from Utah. The move seeks to consolidate control and limit competition among Utah grazers.

Salt Lake City Utah Deseret News Cheyenne Wyo Rawlins Sweetwater Country

Sheep men seek lease to control 1.5 million acres in Sweetwater

Local cattle men advance a plan to lease or buy alternate sections from Union Pacific to dominate winter range in Sweetwater country. They aim to secure 1.5 million acres of prime feeding ground and end range conflicts by gaining control of government sections. The proposal offers 4 cents per acre annually totaling 4 800 dollars and has been sent to Union Pacific in Omaha for quick closure.

Red Desert Sweetwater Union Pacific Railroad Company Union Pacific General Office Omaha

Undertakers Push Higher Fees as County Bids Sought

Great Falls dispatch reports Cascade County an undertakers combine has raised pauper burial fees from 14 to 25 dollars. McAllister and Berthold refuse lower bids, board to invite bids to end the alliance. County to keep three doctors stationed in Belt Stockett and Neihart. scarlet fever cases in Sun River valley prompt action.

Great Falls Cisure McAllister Northold Twain Board of County Commissioners McAlister Berthold Belt Stockett Neihart Longeway Sun River Valley Beard

Army recruiting station opens in Great Falls city hall

First Lieutenant Joseph F. Janda post adjutant of Fort Harrison Contract Surgeon Edward Gibson and Sergeant W E Chance opened a United States army recruiting station in the Great Falls city hall. They will stay until Saturday then return to Fort Harrison and reopen in about three weeks at Butte.

Standard Great Falls Joseph F. Janda Fort Harrison Helena Edward Gibson W. E. Chance United States Army City Hall Butte

Subscriptions Total for McKinley Memorial Association Reaches 45495

New York December 5 at the executive committee meeting of theMcKinley National Memorial association the total subscriptions announced equaled 45495.

New York The McKinley National Memorial Association

Stolen Great Northern Bills Recovered in Williston

Three hundred dollars in Helena bank bills stolen last July by Great Northern train robbers resurfaced in Williston North Dakota. A poker-game gambler named Leonard was found with the bills and marked cards used to cheat. Judge Marelius of Neihart reported the find and noted investigators seek the original Montana crew responsible for the Malta train robbery.

Standard Great Falls Helena Great Northern Williston N. C Leonard Marelus Neihart Montana Marelius Willston National Bank Malta

Senate Debates Anarchy and Deportation Proposals

Senator Mel Comas urges death penalties for assaults on leaders and calls to expel alien anarchists, tighten immigration rules, and seek international treaties. Senator Hoar proposes isolated detention abroad to counter anarchist influence while Congress debates extending the industrial commission and honoring President McKinley.

Washington Mel Comas Maryland Senate Hoar Massachusetts Industrial Commission McKinley McComas Hale Maine Penrose Pennsylvania Committee On Education and Labor Bil Carnot Canovas Austria Humbert Herr Most Hartmann Congress Supreme Court International Comity China Lincoln

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