Panic Predicted as Bebel Attacks Government Policy
Berlin December 11. In the reichstag Herr Bebel the socialist leader attacked the imperial chancellor Count von Buelow over Germanys policy in the Transvaal. He condemned Englands war methods and criticized Germanys stance toward Mr Kruger while urging better relations with England. He denounced the governments overall policy and warned of a financial and economic low mood.
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Berlin
Herr Bebe
Count von Buelow
Germany
Transvaal
England
Herr Bebel
Kruger
Lanbet
William
United States
Count Posadowski Wehner
America
France
Reichstag
Berlin Boy Barred After Lese Majeste Remark
Berlin reports that 10 year old Max Lenxmann, son of a Berlin laborer, was dismissed from his gymnasium and forbidden to enter Prussia after the principal told pupils of the recent assassination attempt on Emperor William.
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Berlin
Max Lenxmann
Prussia
Lfe
William
Major James Converse Dies at Abilene Texas
Maj. James Converse, widely known in the Southwest, died today in Abilene Texas aged 71. He served with the Texas and Pacific Railway, contributing to railroad work across Texas.
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Mejor Converse
Abilene Texas
Maj
James Converse
Southwest
Texas & Pacific
Texas
Kentucky receives cigarettes for crew at Smyrna
A quantity of cigarettes was sent Sunday to the crew of the United States battleship Kentucky now at Smyrna. The Kentucky was electrically dressed. Captain Colby M. Chester, commander of the Kentucky, will join his vessel Thursday.
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Kentucky
Smyrna
Colby M. Chester
Chaffee’s Restraint Test in Pekin Dispatch
Washington reports General Chaffee sent a vigorous protest to Field Marshal von Waldersee over looting by foreign troops at Pekin. Officials note Chaffee’s strong wording reflected provocation but regret the harsh tone toward the field marshal. The report explains the change in U S military representation in Pekin and the guard’s status under Minister Conger.
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Washington
War Department
Chaffee
Pekin
von Waldersee
Waldersee
United States
Legaton Guard
Conger
French official warns of possible break in cordon over looting
Paris reports an official from the French foreign office says General Chafee's stance on looting could fracture accord with Field Marshal von Waldersee. He describes Waldersee as international commander of foreign troops in China or claims his role is imaginary. The status may change if orders halt packing of astronomical instruments, prompting France to confirm its rights to them.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Chaffee
von Waldersee
Esther Waldersee
China
France
Anaconda Man Seeks $1000 Legacy From Murdered Uncle
John Cullinane, heir to Eugene Cullinane who was murdered near his cabin in American Gulch in 1899, visits Anaconda to learn why he has not received his share. He plans to see Administrator Kiely in person and investigates a supposed $600 draft and a buried watch amid conflicting trial records.
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John Cullinane
Eugene Cullinane
American Gulch
Cullinane
Red Jack
Plaizaville
Conn
Detroit
Mich
Michael Klely
Washington Gulch
Administrator Kiely
Three Austrian men named Radakovich arrested for disturbance
In the police court three Austrians sharing the Radakovich surname were arrested by Officer Bosanus for a disturbance at Ash street and Park avenue and will appear in court today. Edward Hill and Andrew Carr pleaded guilty to being confirmed drunkards and nuisances and received 15 days in county jail. Frank Kennedy presided in Police Judge Kennedy's absence. Por Rent large hall in Standard building one night weekly.
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Bosanus
Ash Street
Park Avenue
Radakovich
John
Edward Hill
Andrew Carr
J M. Kennedy
Frank Kennedy
Is Place
Box Social raises funds for church Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church held a box social in the Davidson building on Cherry street last night. About 15 boxes sold at an average of three dollars each, with proceeds added to the society treasury. Mrs. A L Capps, Mrs. T C Davidson and Mrs. A Leeper led the event. John W James served as auctioneer amid a fair crowd.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Davidson Building
Cherry Street
Éowell the
Treasury
Ladies Aid Society
A. L. Capps
T. C. Davidson
A. Leeper
John W. James
Fire damages Connors old saloon on Front Street
Fire at 1 AM in the rear of Con Connors old saloon on Front Street West of Cherry. Night Chief Frank OBrien alerted the fire department. Roof burned before arrival but was extinguished with little water. Damage estimated over $159. no insurance likely. Property owner listed as C. J. Connors. Tramps suspected as the cause.
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Con Connors
Front Street
Cherry
Frank O'Brien
C. J. Connors
Senate Debates Ship Subsidy Bill In 1900s Washington
Senator Clay of Georgia opposed the ship subsidy bill arguing it would drain the treasury by nine million dollars yearly for twenty years. He contrasted subsidies for slow cargo carriers with faster passenger ships and urged subsidies for farmers instead. The debate touched oleomargarine, Montana seats, and committee referrals as Hanna postponed remarks to Thursday.
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Washington
Dec
Senate
Clay
Georgia
Committee On Commerce
Hlanna
House
Committee On Agriculture
Friends of
Montana
Cockrel
District of Columbia
Pacific Islands
Territories
Towne
Minnesota
Hanna
Frye
West
Finance Committee
Committee On Finance
Proctor
Vermont
Kyle
South Dakota
Stewart
Spooner
Allison
Money
Congress
Carter
William A. Clark
Martin Maginnis
Committee On
Chandler
Privileges and Elections
Senate of the
United States
Bacon
Acon
Clark
Treasury
St. Paul
American Line
Manhattan
Atlantic Transportation Company
Mr. Clay
Lodge
Army Reorganization Bill Discussed by Senate Committee
The senate military affairs panel examined the army bill with Secretary Root present. Root urged no amendments and focused on permanent army reorganization. General Miles opposed abolishing the artillery regimental system as part of the discussion.
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Washington
Senate Committee On
Root
Miles
Wilson
Philippines
Senate
Centennial Celebration Begins in Washington DC
The centennial celebration of the seat of government in the District of Columbia opens with a 10 o'clock presidential reception for governors at the executive mansion. An 11 o'clock exhibition of enlarged executive mansion drawings follows in the east room. Afternoon military and civic escorts lead visitors to the house for a joint Senate and House session. Senator Frye presides. Evening governors reception at the Corcoran Gallery of Art.
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Washington
Dee
District of Columbia
Executive Mansion
House
Senate
Hall of Representatives
Frye
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Congress to recess December 21 resumes January 2
House leaders expect a holiday recess starting Friday December 21 with Senate approval. If agreed, the session will resume Thursday January 2.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
President Names Meyer for U.S. Ambassador to Italy
The president sent to the senate the nomination of George W. L. Meyer of Massachusetts to serve as United States ambassador to Italy.
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Washington
Senate
George W. L. Meyer
Massachusetts
United States
Italy
Oleomargarine Bill Referred To Senate Agriculture Committee
Washington December 11 The oleomargarine bill that passed the house was sent to the senate committee on agriculture for review.
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Washington
House
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold
Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with nature no pay. A 25 cent price listed for the remedy.
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Nature
Senate Confirms Multiple Federal and Territorial Appointees
The senate approves several appointments including Mineral land commissioners G A Black and T A Davis, H B K King, Huntington Wilson as secretary of the U S legation to Jalian William PD Bynum to codify federal criminal law, H B H Tatem as Helena Montana assay chief, HW McMillin as associate justice of New Mexico Supreme Court, and promotions of generals Lloyd Wheaton and Chaffee.
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Washington
Dec
Senate
Mineral Land Commissioners
Idaho
G. A. Black
T. A. Davis
H. BK. King
Huntington Wilson
Ilinois
Legation
United States
Jalian William PD. Bynum
Indiana
H. Tatem
Montana
Helena
Mont
HW. McMillin
New York
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Lloyd Wheaton
Chaffee
Boy Run Over by Grain Wagon in Bozeman Event
A small boy, son of Conductor C. Brown of the Northern Pacific, was run over by a grain wagon in Bozeman yesterday evening. He suffered a badly cut head and injuries to his body after trying to board a moving street car and being dragged beneath the wagon as the car passed.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
C. Brown
Northern Pacific
Webster to Africa: Helena agent appointed for South Africa
E. F. Webster, long time Helena agent for Dun's commercial agency, will depart soon for South Africa where he has been named the company's agent. His headquarters will be Cape Town. He does not know his successor.
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The
Standard
Helena
E. F. Webster
Dun
South Africa
Cape Town
Empire Needs Loans Put At 400 Million Marks
The Berliner Tageblatt, citing Baron von Thielmann secretary of the imperial treasury, estimates Germany requires 400000000 marks in loans as of December 1 in Berlin.
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Berlin
Berliner Tageblatt
Baron von Thielmann
Death of a Turfman in Lexington Nods Turf Breeder J H Miter
Lexington and turf circles mourn the death of J H Miter a renowned breeder and turfman who died at his home in Lexington ky from a stroke of paralysis. The passing removes a key figure in thoroughbred racing with Miter long associated with local stables and breeding enterprises.
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Lexington
J. MH. Miter
Twvar
Sixteen Million for War Supplies in UK Parliament
In London on December 11 the House of Commons approved a supplementary army budget of 16 million pounds to fund ongoing operations in Africa. Sir William Broderick defended the need for a large supply influx, while critics urged restraint and a shift to reciprocity rather than endless spending. The vote passed 254 to eight as debate continued on borrowing powers and war finance.
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London
House of Commons
William St. John Broderick
Broderick
William Vernon Harcourt
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Lord Kitchener
Timothy Healy
Fnegeland
Colonial Office
Henry Labouchere
Africa
Michael Hicks-Breach
Treasury
House
Henry Campbell- Dannerman
British House Votes 16 Million for War
London reports the house of commons voting £16,000,000 to sustain the war for three more months. Lord Roberts calls it finished, while a gloomy Broderick papered speech precedes an eight vote minority including Kerr-Hardie Lloyd George and Timothy Healy. Session expected to end Saturday.
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London
House of Commons
Lord Roberts
Broderick
Mesars
Kerr-Hardile
Lloyd-George
Timothy Healy
General Hamilton Expected for War Office Appointment
In the house of commons in London last evening it was stated that General Hamilton, returning with Lord Roberts, will receive a high post in the war office.
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London
House of Commons
Hamilton
Lord Roberts
War Office
Bankrupts Named in U S Court at Helena
Two individuals received bankruptcy declarations in the United States court. Sam Landry of Anaconda owes 22 517.50 with no assets. he was discharged last year and a 2 500 judgment was obtained against him. James Brennan of Sappington, Jefferson county, a Northern Pacific section foreman, owes 1 505 with 30 assets exempt. John Kennedy's assault trial on the Blackfeet reservation was postponed until tomorrow due to a missing witness.
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Standard
Helena
United States
Sam Landry
Anaconda
James Brennan
Sappington
Jefferson County
Landry
Hrennan
Northern Pacific Railway
John Kennedy
Blackfeet
Miner Al Sherwood Hurt in Bell Mine Cave-In
Helena reports miner Al Sherwood, employed at the Bell mine on Warm Springs creek six miles above Alhambra Hot Springs, was brought in with severe injuries after a cave-in. Both legs broken and back injured. condition listed as critical at St. Peter's hospital. He is about 35 and unmarried.
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Standard
Helena
al Sherwood
Bell
Warm Springs Creek
Alhambra Hot Springs
St. Peter's Hospital
Ir.-George Robertson denies domestic trouble claim
Dee Libby reports Robertson, husband of the Cleveland arrestee, strongly denies allegations that Mrs. Robertson left his home due to domestic troubles or cruelty.
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The
Standard
Libby
Dee. Ir
George Robertson
Cleveland
Czar’s Physician Reports Recovery in Normal Course
The czar’s physician announced the monarch’s recovery is advancing normally. He shows a good appetite and daily strength gains, with temperature and pulse within normal ranges.
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Lividia
Imperial Train Ordered for Crimea Return
The imperial train will be ready to depart the Crimea on December 28, implying the czar and imperial family plan to return to St Petersburg early in January.
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St. Petersburg
Crimea
Inauguration Preparations in Tallahassee for Jennings
In Tallahassee on December 11 a businessmen’s meeting appointed a committee to finalize plans for Governor elect Jennings inauguration on January 1. The committee will also arrange entertainment for W J Bryan, a cousin of the new governor.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Jennings
W. J. Bryan
Sevenson
Bryan
Lincoln, Neb
Florida
Newspaper man held in Day murder at West Hotel billiard room
Ilton, the newspaper man, faces first degree murder charges for the slaying of Leonard R. Day in the West hotel billiard room on November 2. Police report a fatal shooting and ongoing investigation.
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Ilton
Leonard R. Day
West Hotel
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