New Power Line to Butte Progress Reported
Helena engineers J. H. Heyer and A. Wade arrived in Butte to oversee the construction of a new electric cable from Helena to Butte. Poles extend to Boulder and outskirts of Butte as crew pushes toward spring completion. The Canyon Ferry dam starts the line producing up to 10 000 horsepower, with 6 200 to Bute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Heyer
A. Wade
Helena
Butte
Mr. Heyer
Mr. Ide
Boulder
Canyon Ferry
Missouri River
East Helena
Missouri
Butte Briefs Pack City Posts and Visitors
Pat Meaney of Helena and J H Heyer of Helena arrive in Butte while FE Sherman of Hamilton, Ike Beyer from Helena, N R McDonald of Garnet, Ben Greenhood of Helena, Nottingham from Boulder, J K Morse of Dillon, John Smith and wife of Helena visit friends. Thomas Coatsworth of Fort Benton registers at the McDermott. W W Morris of Pony arrives yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Meaney
Helena
FE. A. Sherman
Hamilton
Ike Beyer
Butte
N. R. McDonald
Garnet
City
Ben Greenhood
Nottingham
Boulder
J. KE. Morse
Dillon
John Smith
Thomas Coatsworth
Fort Benton
McDermott
W.W. W. Morris
Pony
Alleged False Pretenses Charge Involving Charles Wix
Charles Wix, arrested last night, is accused of false pretenses. Reports indicate he collected salary then sold a dime, with authorities pursuing charges as details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wix
Local man accused of obtaining money under false pretenses
Officers Roach and Shane charge a man with selling his time check for 19.20 on the West Lake mine to Thomas Jacobs after drawing the money. He claimed the funds were due and collectable at the mine, but Jacobs was told Wix had already collected all that was due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach
Shane
West Lake
Thomas Jacobs
Jacobs
Wix
Remembrance Gifts at Weet Broadway and Orton Bros
Chain bracelets in silver plate and gold for all ages offered by Mich and Pairfield Meals for ladies and gentlemen at Wo man’s Exchange 111 Weet Broadway. An appropriate remembrance suggested as a violin guitar mandolin music or a music roll from Orton Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Exchange
Weet Broadway
Orton Bros
William O'Neill Arrested on Vagrancy Charge
William O Neill a known character of the row was arrested by Sergeant McGrath yesterday for vagrancy. At the station a search found a costly diamond ring a diamond watch charm and a pawn ticket for a diamond worth 35 dollars. The report notes his living on earnings of fallen women and cites a local jewelry item from Hight Partele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Neill
McGrath
Montana Music Co Sells Instruments From $3.50 to $5.00
Mandolins ard guitars from 3.50 up Violins and banjos from 5.00 up Montana Music Co offers affordable string instruments in a local ad style notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Music Co
Salisbury to Conservatives at National Union Conference
Lord Salisbury urged Conservatives to tackle housing for the poor as a key national duty. He warned London shifted from radical to Tory, and tied imperial glory to improving living conditions for workers. He called for strenuous effort and self sacrifice to carry the enterprise through despite anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
National Union of Conservative Associations
Lord Salisbury
England
German Agrarians Push Higher Wheat Duties
Washington reports the German agrarian party seeks to ban or tax heavily American grain imports. They aim to cut reliance on foreign foods by raising wheat duties to protect domestic supply, risking higher prices and tougher competition for American farmers. Consul Dietrich notes a 40 to 41 cent duty would be prohibitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agrarian Party
Germany
Reichstag
United States
Deitrich
Bremen
State Department
Agrarians
Mr. Dietrich
Reichstang
Dietrich
MacArthur's Casualty List Cables From Manila
Washington reports General MacArthur's message listing deaths from various causes in Manila. Many entries include service branches and dates such as Dec 12 Dysentery and Dec 2 Typhoid Fever across infantry and cavalry units, plus wounds in action dated Dec 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacArthur
Meéenila
Benton Fanning
Colter Shaw
G. A. Newlands
Dee
24Th
Seret
P. H. Hammond
Eighth
John G. Hammer
40Th
James F. Barret
Fifth
Charles D. Phypps
Third Cavalry
Alfred J. Maud
Richard B. Reddick
Enos Nancie
Leonard B. New
Frank D. Eckert
21St
M. C. O'Connell
47Th Infantry
Thomas G. Brydes
Battery M
Seventh Artillery
Thomas J. Labreck
21St Infantry
Oliver L. Harter
Charles Conlin
Ninth Cavalry
John W. Anderson
Edward Jones
Samuel Duncan
Lth
Lee V. Haynes
Sth
Charles W. Hake
Hospital
Benjamin F. Jones
William T. Jackson
Volunteers to Return from Philippine Service Begin Homeward Run
Manila reports that volunteer regiments will return to the United States in roughly the order of arrival. The 37th Volunteer Regiment starts homeward transport on New Year’s Day aboard the Sheridan, with women and sick soldiers departing on the Warren. The 11th Cavalry to sail January 15 on the Meade from Camarines, and the 36th regiment began per-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States
Philippine Islands
Army
37Th
Laguna Bay District
Sheridan
Warren
11Th Cavalry
Army to transfer supplies as volunteers move from the Philippines
Early in July 1899 the first detachment in Llolo will be moved here. Regular army officers with volunteer ranks stay in the Philippines while on special duty volunteers are relieved only by headquarters. Equipment transfers occur to division HQs with limited ammunition kept per regiment. Native volunteers may leave and natives will be discharged. General Hughes reports 21,000 Panay residents have sworn allegiance to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ince
Llolo
Regular Army
Philippines
Hughes
Panay
United States
Cause of the Alpha's Wreck at Union Bay
Vancouver reports the steamer Alpha foundered in a fierce southwest gale while taking the inside passage near Deman island and Baynes sound. The vessel struck Yellow Island reef after failing to see a lighthouse light, eight to nine crew perished. survivors were rescued by a sloop and take to Union bay.
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Vancouver
B. C
Alpha
Union Bay
Deman Island
Baynes Sound
Yellow Island
Yellow Rock
Omcer Wilkinson
Wreck of the Alpha Near Victoria Wreck Scene
Dominion government steamer Quadra sails for the Alpha wreck site after the Constance sighted the distressed Alpha drifting in the gulf. Captain York refused help, citing overheated bearings, while former crew accuse faulty steering gear and abandonment after water entered the hold during a prior crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Quadra
Alpha
Constance
Gulf
York
Comex
Gordon
Pacific
Shelbyville Bank Robbed in Overnight Heist
The Citizens' Bank in Shelbyville was blown open at 2 30 this morning with five explosions. A bank employee saw a man flee, Postmaster Shaugh fired a warning shot, and the robbers escaped with at least $14000. Four to five men believed involved. posse sweeping the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Ind
Dee
Citizens’ Bank
Shaugh
Justice George Ludlow Dies in New Brunswick Home
Associate Supreme Court Justice George C. Ludlow former New Jersey governor died at his residence in New Brunswick New Jersey on December 18. The late jurist, aged an unspecified number, was a noted legal and political figure with a long career in public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
George C. Ludlow
New Jersey
New Brunswick
N. J
France orders loot restored in China expedition
Paris reports the government will restore all seized objects not material of war from the French expeditionary force in China. Cases filled with Chinese loot sent to Paris and Marseille will be embargoed until shipment is finished. Restored items may belong to the Chinese government or private individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Loubet
Frey
China
Marseilles
Troops Assigned to Supervise Pekin Districts
Count von Waldersee orders a division of Pekin area districts among Allied forces with US troops supervising the southwest zone from the Shangtshang to Nakukrin Hosiwu road. Allies warned to maintain strong patrols as robbers threaten unmonitored districts amid winter. Foreign envoys to meet tomorrow as disputes persist over arsenal closures and supply lines.
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Pekin
Count von Walders
United States
Shangtshang
Nakukrin
Hosiwu
Britain Sees Preamble Change Accepted by Powers
London reports the joint note preamble alteration has been practically accepted by all powers. Russia and Japan have agreed despite earlier doubts. The United States remains unclear but is expected to acquiesce. The joint note could be signed and given to the Chinese plenipotentiary within three or four days with strong support from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Pekin
Daily Mail
Russia
Japan
United States
Rumor on Chinese Court Names Eunuch Li Lien Yaeng Leader
Shanghai correspondent to the Standard cites rumors that Li Lien Yaeng, an empress dowager favorite eunuch, is the real director of the grand council. He allegedly influenced indecision and urged moving the court to Nankin. General Tung Fu is said to be at Sianfu. An imperial decree allows Shansi and Shensi governors to sell tithes and decorations to aid famine sufferers.
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London
Lianfu
Shanghai
The
Standard
Grand Council
Li Lien Yaeng
Nankin
Tung Fu
Sianfu
Shansi
Shensi
Casualties Listed From General Chaffee Report
Washington reports General Chaffee’s latest casualty list detailing deaths by pneumonia in the Ninth Infantry. Entries include Pekin dates December 8 and 9 for Sergeants John L O Connor and Joseph Knox and Soldier Samuel Wotaka, signed by Chaffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chaffee
Pekin
John L O'Connor
Ninth Infantry
Samuel Wotaka
Joseph Knox
Pekin Ministers to Meet on Joint Chinese Note
A Pekin dispatch reports the Pekin ministry will meet tomorrow likely finalizing an agreement on the joint Chinese note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pekin
Amnesty bill passed in Paris amid Dreyfus era tensions
The French Chamber of Deputies approved an amnesty bill after an all night session by 156 to 2. It covers offenses linked to strikes, public meetings, Algerian troubles in 1897 1898 and Dreyfus agitation. A letter by Major Cuignet contradicted M Delcasse over the Pannizzardi telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pec
Chamber of Deputies
Algeria
Dreyfus
Joan Lasces
Condom
Major Culignet
Major Cuignet
M. Delcasse
Pannizzardi
Hamoine
M. Paleologne
Foreign Office
Delcasse
Kidnapping Suspect Arrested Over Linnton Boy Abduction
A 16 year old named Chester Van Hoy, new to Spokane, was arrested after a Linnton boy named Ditchburn was found safe in a farm house. The kidnapper demanded 75 dollars and threatened further action if money was not paid. The Ditchburn family detained the suspect until police arrived and the farmer McDonald held the boy overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ditehburn
Linnton
Chester van Hoy
Spokane
McDonald
McLauchlan
Ditchburn
Boers Pray After Narrow British Escape at Nooitgedacht
Details from Johannesburg report that General Clements' force narrowly avoided capture at Nooitgedacht as Boers planned a bold assault. The Boer rushes were halted by artillery with heavy losses. Colonel Legget showed bravery, firing on Boers before being killed by three bullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Nooitgedacht
Clements
Legget
Voluntary Service Encouraged as Yeomanry Resignations Noted
London dispatch reports the government urges employers to keep open wartime posts for yeomanry colonials and volunteers to ease their sacrifices abroad. The War Office issues queen s thanks and signals continued support for the forces while resignations of volunteer officers are gazetted due to threats to their livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Office
Yeomanry
Postponed Thanksgiving Service for Lord Roberts Return
The planned service at St Pauls Cathedral to mark Lord Roberts return from South Africa has been abandoned. The government says the general thanksgiving will be deferred until operations in South Africa end. Roberts will debark at the Solent, visit Queen Victoria at Osborne Jan 2, re embark and land at Southampton before arriving in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Lord Roberts
South Africa
Solent
Osborne House
Southampton
Pan-German Protest Over Transvaal Expulsions
At a Pan-German meeting in Berlin protests were entered against the expulsion of Germans from the Transvaal. Some speakers alleged brutal treatment by the British and a government inquiry was demanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Transvaal
British wounded from Nooitgedacht reach Pretoria
Lord Kitchener reports in a Pretoria dispatch dated Dee 17 that all British wounded from the Nooitgedacht engagement have arrived there and are doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dee
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Nooitgedaht
Governor commutes manslaughter sentence in Park County
Gov. Smith today reduces Charles Bloom’s penitentiary term from 15 years for murder to 14 years after a request from the board of prison wardens. Bloom killed bartender Thomas Gavin after an assault at a Livingston saloon, was convicted of manslaughter, and had been sentenced by Judge Frank Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Dee
Smith
Charles Bloom
Park County
Bloom
Thomas Gavin
Livingston
Gavin
Frank Henry
Board of Pardons
Board of Prison Wardens
US Cannot Intervene In Porto Rican Claim Against Cuba
Washington informs that the United States government will not intervene in the Porto Rican claim against Cuba. The Bananish government funded a loan in Porto Rico for Cuban military actions, secured by Cuban revenues. The decision warns that allowing collection would invite many larger claims and drain Cuba’s finances.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Cuba
Boanish
Porto Rica
Senator Nelson Proposes Krag Rifles for National Guard
Senator Nelson of Minnesota offered an amendment in the senate to the army reorganization bill. The plan calls for the secretary of war to issue Krag-Jorgensen rifles and equipment to governors of states and territories for the use of the national guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nelson
Minnesota
Senate
Secretary of War
Goschen and Ridley Elevated to Viscounts in Gazette
London December 18 George J Goschen former first lord of the admiralty in the late cabinet becomes Viscount Goschen of Hawkshurst Sir Matthew White Ridley former home secretary in the late ministry is named Viscount Ridley and Baron Wensleydale in the gazette
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George J. Goschen
Admiralty
Viscount Goschen
Hawkshurst
Matthew White H Ridley
Viscount Ridley
Wensleydale
Colombia Advocates Canal from Panama Dispatch
A Panama Herald dispatch reports Colombian foreign minister Senor Martinez Silvera cabled from Bogota advocating a canal project with New York as context. The brief note outlines Colombia’s stance on canal plans and regional involvement.
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New York
The
Herald
Panama
Senor Martinez Silvera
Bogota
Colom
Colombia Supports Isthmian Canal Through Panama Route
The Colombian government will do everything to facilitate and hasten the opening of a canal by the Panama route. It will respect reservations only to preserve sovereignty and guarantee free transit for all nations, whether through the current concessionaires or their successors, with concessions expiring in 1906.
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Dr. Gennett
Bennett
Fountain of Eternal Youth
Bia
Panama
Nallons
Spanish Parliament Sides With Opposition On Navy Budget
In Madrid the chamber debated a special naval budget with the government reversed by 117 to 116. Senor Inclan warned liquidation issues, while Senor Alende San Lazar said fears were groundless. A minister may resign, and a royal marriage alliance also sparked debate before adjournment.
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Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Inclan
Senor Alende San Lazar
Senor Silvela
Naval Committee
Marine
Princess of the Asturias
Charles
Caserta
Senor Azacatra
Senor Azecatra
Senor Sagasta
Germany Mourns Loss Of Gneisenau Officer
Emperor William informs Count von Buelow of the disaster at Malaga that sank the training ship Gneisenau and claimed the life of its commander along with several crew members. The emperor vows that the navy will remain true to duty despite the sacrifice and directs dissemination of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Count von Buelow
China
Malaga
Gnoeisenan
Ted
Union Pacific awards Echo canyon cut off contract
The Union Pacific Railroad awarded Kilpatrick Bros & Collins a 4 million dollar contract to build a cut off through Echo canyon from Echo to Salt Lake. The project spans miles and four years to completion. The deal is tied to a potential Los Angeles & East Lake Railroad airline from Chicago to the coast via Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
the Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Kilpatrick Bros. & Collins
Echo Canyon
Echo
Union Pacific
Los
Presidential Nominations Sent to Senate from Washington
The president sent several nominations to the senate including John A. Leischer of Pennsylvania appointed as minister to Turkey from his current post in Switzerland Arthur B. Hardy of New Hampshire as minister to Switzerland Roumania and Servia from Greece and Greece Roumania Servia Charles S. Francis of New York named minister to Greece Roumania and Servia Clarence B. Thurston of Nebraska as secretary of the legation at Buenos Ayres Benjamin B. Warren of Alabama as assistant surgeon in the marine hospital service J M Patterson named postmaster at The Dalles Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John (. A. Leischer
Pennsylvania
Switzerland
Turkey
Arthur &. Hardy
New Hampshire
Greece
Kroumania
Bervia
Charles Ss. Francis
New York
Roumaunia
Servia
Clarence B. Thurston
Nebraska
Buenos Ayres
Benjamin 8. Warren
Alabama
Marine Hospital Service
J. M. Patterson
Dalles
Ore
Confirmations Sent to Senate for New Mexico and Kentucky Officials
Washington reports the senate confirmed Daniel H. McMillin of New Mexico as associate justice of the New Mexico supreme court and John W. Yerkes of Kentucky as commissioner of internal revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Daniel H. McMillin
New Mexico
Supreme Court of New Mexico
John W. Yerkes
Kentucky
Internal Revenue
Gas Pit ters Union Reaches Five-Year Pact Ending Idle Year
Chicago labor leaders announce a five year agreement with contractors after a long strike. Gas Pit ters union members will return to work tomorrow following nearly a year of idleness in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canadian billiard star challenges Morningstar for 1.60-point match
Leonard Howdlson of Canada challenges Ora Morningstar to a 1.60-point balk line match at Idinch for $250 a side in New York. Morningstar signals willingness to accept the terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leonard Howdlson
Ora Morningstar
Contested Match Dates To Be Announced
Two nights will host the upcoming contest as officials set a date soon for the bout. The event will occupy consecutive evenings, pending scheduling confirmation and venue coordination.
Trade in the Philippines for ten months ends April
A War Department summary of insular affairs shows Philippines imports for ten months ending April 30 totaling 18 165 206 in value. Manila hemp led exports at 9 217 803, with Britain and the United States as major destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Division of Insular Affairs
War Department
Philippines
United States
Manila
Great Britain
Pingree banquet sparsely attended in Lansing
Governor Pingree hosted a state legislature and railroad officials banquet in the house chamber. Justices of the supreme court and most railroad officials were absent, with only three state senators and 46 representatives attending. None of the elected officials accepted the invitation. The menu was elaborate and the guest list long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Pingree
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Governor Smith Proclaims Constitutional Amendment Adopted
Governor Smith announced that the amendment approved at the recent election is now part of the constitution. The measure allows the supreme court to summon district judges to the bench when higher court members are disqualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Dec
Smith
Supreme Court
Butte Firm Adjudged Bankrupt in Helena Court
Helena December 18 John Sexton Annie Sexton and Terrence Cassidy co partners of Sexton and Cassidy and George Lazarevich and Marcus Heral all of Butte were judged bankrupts by Judge Knowles today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
John Sexton
Annie Sexton
Terrence Cassidy
Sexton & Cassidy
George Lazarevich
Marcus Heral
Butte
Knowles
Articles of Incorporation Filed for Exclsior Mining and Smelting
Articles of incorporation were filed by the Excelsior Mining and Smelting Company of Jutte with a capital of 290000. The incorporators are C. S. Batterman, B. H., Dunshee, J. F. Forbis, F. E. Shaw and Co. W. Goodale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Dee
Excelsior Mining and Smelting Company of
Jutte
Batterman
B. BH
Dunshee
J. F. Forbis
F. E. Shaw
W. Goodale
Senator Sullivan Weds in St Stephen's Parish
United States Senator William Y. Sullivan of Mississippi married Mary Newman Atkins of Washington at St. Stephen's church parsonage. The bride is the daughter of the late Dr. Newman, a prominent local physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Washington
United States
William Y. Sullivan
Mississippi
Mary Newman Atkins
St. Stephen's Church
Newman
Jealous Miner Fatally Shoots Sweetheart Near Seattle
Elisha Francis, a young colored coal miner, shot and killed his sweetheart Lote Jones, also colored, in New Castle a mining town miles from Seattle. He was drunk and jealous and is jailed here awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Elisha , Francis
Sunday
Lote Jones
New Castle
Famous Politician Dead in Chicago Founder of Republican Party
Chicago December 18 Dr Ephraim In galls died at his home aged 78. He was a founder of the Republican Party and a leader in its early councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ephraim Ingalls
Republican Party
Coal Railway Pier Fire Destroys 2000 Tons at East Providence
A fire at the Wilken barre pier in East Providence owned by the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad destroyed 2000 tons of coal and caused an estimated loss of $200. The blaze occurred today with investigators stating cause unknown. The incident took place in Providence on December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. L
Wilkenbarre
East Providence
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Roland Reed Improving After Illness at St Luke's
New York December 18 physicians at St Luke's hospital said actor Roland Reed is better and his general condition has improved after a night of comfortable rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Luke's Hospital
Roland Reed
Cadet Kasad Named Next West Point Football Captain
Cadet Adam F Kasad of Kentucky elected by acclamation to captain the West Point football team for the next season, as reported from New York on December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adam F Kasad
Kentucky
West Point Military Academy
Fire at Bike Point wipes out town business section
Sioux City dispatch reports a blaze at Bike Point early today gutted the business district, destroying the entire business portion and resulting in losses around 150000 dollars. Four flames engulfed the area causing extensive damage to shops and storefronts. AuthoritiesInvestigations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Unclear fragment prompts wedding question exchange
Fragmentary lines reveal a tense question about marriage timing and truth revealing. The text suggests a confrontation over commitment and acceptance but lacks complete context or events.
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Lane
U. S
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N. Y
Newbro Drug CO
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France
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Tung Fuh Siang
Lien Yaeng
Chefoee
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Portland, Ore
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