Butte Speaks for Ireland Kennedy to Speak at Hibernia Hall
Edmund O'Brien Kennedy, famed Irish patriot and former political prisoner, arrives in Butte for a Sunday reception at Hibernia Hall Cen terville. He will recount his 15 years in Portland prison and urge support for Ireland's freedom. The event is organized by local Hibernians and Irish Nationalists led by J J O'Meara.
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Butte
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Merry
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Two Reports On Eight Hour Bill Ahead Of Dan Tewey Item
Two reports are ready on the eight hour bill while only one report remains on Dan Tewey's Southern item, described as a good one.
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Dan Tewey
Butte Brewing promotes sale through grocers and rail line
The Butte Brewing Company urges customers to order beer from grocers or the company. Great Northern Railway tickets to Anaconda and all intermediate stations are on sale at the ticket office 41 North Main Street. Timecard and freight rate details are cheerfully provided.
Mason Temple Site Bid Request in Butte
Butte property holders urged to submit bids for a 50 by 100 foot lot suitable for a Masonic temple. Bids due by Feb 6 1901 noon, stating size location and lowest cash price with clear title. Board may reject all bids. Address Masonic Temple association Dox 666 city. E H Renich president.
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Butte
Masoni Temple Association
Masonic Temple Association
E. H. Renich
Subscription Offer for Anaconda Standard Premium Art Reproduced
Pay ten dollars in advance for a one year subscription to the Anaconda Standard and secure the handsome premium Famous Art Reproduced, express prepaid.
Liquor Tax Bill Sparks House Debate and Club Opposition
The liquor interests push a statewide measure in the house to license clubs and liquor sellers with high semi annual fees. The plan sets license amounts by town size and requires payments to the county treasurer. It intensifies clashes with social clubs and grocers as proposed.
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Kilgallan
Nile
Senate approves conference report on ship bill amid heated debate
The Senate backed the conference report 33 to 25 after a clash over a proposed amendment. Debates centered on changes to ship knot limits and compensation terms, with Rawlins opposing the bill as costs rose. An uneasy day ended with a notice of a possible night session.
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Future of democracy debated in House on unity plea
Washington January 31 The House advanced the fortifications and appropriation bill and progressed on the post office bill. Representative Lanham Texas urged unity within the Democratic Party and welcomed back members who opposed nominees in the last two elections. Amendments on post office staffing failed under Mr Louds points of order. Dalzell outlined a 1878 method for counting electoral votes, noting prior practice and a Senate resolution now superseded.
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Ohio
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Pennsylvania
Committee On Rules
Senate
Track Results From San Francisco and New Orleans Races
San Francisco and New Orleans racecards list winners and placings across six to seven furlongs and one mile events with times for each race. Notable victors include Alzura Favonius Handicaper Charles Lebel Castake Good Hope Scorpolette and Hood's Brigade with runners-up and third place finishers.
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Boi
France to Build New Embassies in Washington and Vienna
Paris January 31 report of the budget committee approves a bill to construct new embassies at Washington and Vienna at a cost of 1 400 000 francs. The report says despite the sacrifice the chamber should accept the measure as essential for the service and dignity of France in two great powers.
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France
Washington
Vienna
Ut Bellevine
Appeals Court Bill Hearing On Pension Plan Report Favored
Secretary Hitch cork of the interior department testified before the house committee on invalid pensions regarding a pension court of appeals bill. The measure had been favorably reported but recalled to allow department input on a similar plan. G. A. R. authorities favor the present form and the hearing recessed to hear their views.
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Jun
Hitchcork
Interior Department
House Committee On Invalid Pensions
Pension Court of Appeals
Boyle Named Governor of Newfoundland
London January 20 Sir Cavendish Boyle is appointed governor of Newfoundland succeeding Sir Henry McCallum who moves to Natal. Boyle has served as government secretary of British Guiana since 1894 and will take over the Newfoundland post.
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London
Cavendish Boyle
Mintieh
Guiana
Newfoundland
Henry McCallum
Natal
Rioting at Kiev University Reported by Westminster Gazette
The Westminster Gazette reports serious riots at Kiev university with clashes between students and Cossacks. Many students killed or wounded in the turmoil.
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London
Westminster Gazette
Kieff University
Dr F K B Donaldson Moves Office and Home
Dr F K B Donaldson has relocated his office and residence to 509 South Main and can be reached by telephone at 411.
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