Thousands Honor Bishop Carroll in Helena Installation
Helena observes the installation of John Patrick Carroll as the Helena diocese bishop with pontifical high mass at Sacred Heart Cathedral attended by Northwest church leaders and Montana dignitaries. A grand banquet at the Grandon hotel and a public reception at the Auditorium followed, with greetings from Governor Toole, Mayor Purcell, and others as Carroll acknowledged the work of his predecessor.
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Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
Montana
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Alexander Christie
Oregon
Carroll
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Father Palladino
Great Falls
Bishop Carroll
Grandon Hotel
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R. R. Purcell
Thomas Cruse
T. H. Carter
Theodore Brantly
Martin Maginnis
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Anaconda
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Bozeman
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Baker City
M. O’d. Barry
Pius X
Portland
Ore
United States
Thomas H. Carter
Edward J. O'Dea
Seattle
Wash
John A. Coleman
Butte
L. B. Palladino
Missoula
J. B. Thomposn
Boulder
William Scallon
James A. Walsh
Governor Toole
Mayor Purcell
Purcell
T. J. Walsh
Japanese Reported Heavy Russian Losses At Mukden
Japanese sources claim Russian losses since Jan ninth are high with 3 500 wounded reaching Mukden. General Kuropatkin notes Japanese casualties also heavy as they attacked on the left flank and were repulsed from a village, while Lt General Mistchenko arrives wounded and in good spirits.
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Russians Leave Over 1200 Dead On Field In Manchuria
Telegrams from Manchurian headquarters report that since January 25 at Likajentan Chenchiehpao and Heikoutai the Russians left more than 1200 dead on the field. Russian forces shelled the Japanese center with field guns and mortars and targeted the Japanese left with 12 heavy guns. Small infantry skirmishes continue in front of the Japanese center and left.
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Chenchiehpao
Heikoutai
Japanese Losses Heavy Say General Kuropatkin
General Kuropatkin reports in dispatches dated January 29 and 20 that Japanese losses in recent fighting are very heavy with many bayoneted or sabered. He notes over 500 Japanese prisoners and Russian casualties of 6 officers and 50 men. He says the Japanese offensive was indecisive and that Russians remain in villages on their right flank while Sandepas is shelled and many Japanese have frozen to death.
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Kuropatkin
Sandepas
Japanese Spread Seditious News to Russian Troops
At Mukden the Japanese broadcast pamphlets to Russian soldiers inside the lines. Letters claim Russia roils with riot and revolution and urge surrender or desertion. Reports note soldiers read about January 22 events in St Petersburg and discuss them eagerly.
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Mukden
Russia
St. Petersburg
No Connection Found Between Major Battles and Russian Turmoil
Mukden dispatch reports no link between the Jan 26 battle and Russian domestic unrest or the halt order. It notes two reasons for stopping the advance: high losses and the failure of a quick attack. Despite the order to cease, fighting persists near Sanchiapu where Russians reportedly hold outer works.
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Tientsin
St. Petersburg
Russia
Sanchiapu
Russians Hold Villages as Japanese Resume Assault
Officials report ongoing fighting after a Russian withdrawal. Russians still occupy captured villages while Japan renewed the offensive on January 29 and was repulsed at all attack positions.
Hazardous Device Found Outside Hotel Deux Mondes
A second powerful explosive was found at 2 am in front of the Hotel Deux Mondes on Ave de l Opera Paris. No blast occurred and authorities offer no information on the incident or motives.
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Paris
Deux Mondes
Ave de la Opera
Blood Flows In Old Warsaw as Troops Clash
In old Warsaw, a deadly confrontation erupts as troops clash causing significant bloodshed and escalating tensions in the historic city. Local authorities vow to restore order amid rising casualties.
Poland Faces Severe Strikes and Riot Actions
Poland becomes the strike center with police ordering closed houses as troops rush to scenes. Warsaw sees partial disorder suppression and food deliveries resume while attacks on soldiers rise. Moscow and St. Petersburg strikes nearly end amid reports of reforms and possible representative government in Russia.
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Moscow
St. Petersburg
Grand Duke
Vladimir
Associated Press
Russia
Committee of Ministers
Strikes Hit Cities Worldwide With Renewed Tensions
Bulletin summaries report violent clashes in St. Petersburg where police killed a girl and wounded four. Lodz and Ekaterinoslav face ongoing or spreading strike actions with halted newspaper output in Ekaterinoslav and resumed work elsewhere. Grondo sees troop deployments after a 30 January disturbance. Moscow reports a fully settled strike while Mitau notes resumed work but ongoing stoppages.
Warsaw Turmoil Kills and Injures Dozens in Police Clashes
In Warsaw on January 31 clashes with troops and police left unknown casualties. The First Aid society halted operations as telephone service failed and housing doors stayed shut. Two infantry regiments and two dragoon regiments arrived to reinforce security.
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First
American Vice Consul Reports Warsaw Unrest Deepening
The American vice consul at Warsaw Witold Fouchas telegraphs from St. Petersburg that Warsaw’s violence is rising with deaths among police and crowds. Stores and factories are closed as a general strike spreads, causing widespread unemployment and risk to the economy across Poland’s industrial centers.
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Warsaw
Poland
Witold Fouchas
Fouchas
Lodz
Radom
Peterakoff
Senator Mitchell Indicted Again in Land Frauds Case
Federal grand jury returns three indictments naming seven people in Oregon land fraud schemes. Senator John H. Mitchell and Congressman Hermann are among those previously charged. Indictments allege conspiracy to defraud the government with affidavits and bribes linked to land entries and false testimony by local officials.
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Ore
John H. Mitchell
Ringer Hermann
Messrs. Mitchell
Hermann
Mitchell
Washington
S. A. D. Puter
Emma N. Watson
Puter
Oregon
Henry W. Miller
Frank FE. Kincart
Martin G. Hoge
Charles Nickell
Medford
William H. Davis
Albany
Haying
Salmon B. Ormsby
Township 11 South
Range 7
Davis
Irvine Drops His Fight Against Bishop Talbot
Philadelphia on January 31 Rev T N W Irvine announced he would not pursue the dispute with Bishop Ethelbert Talbot. He said Talbot had brought scandal to the church and others and that he forgives him and offers full pardon as if at judgment.
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Talbot
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Convict John H Wood Commits Death By Own Action
Sacramento reports convict John H Wood who played a leading role in the Folsen prison break of July 1903 hanged himself in the dungeon this afternoon using a rope fashioned from torn bed clothing. He had recently been convicted of murdering Militiaman Rutherford during the famed man hunt and was awaiting his hanging date.
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Cal
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Folsen
Rutherford
Wood
Fire at Victor Talking Machine plant rescues 50 girl workers
A fire at the Victor Talking Machine company plant in Camden New Jersey on January 31 caused about 60 000 in damage. Fifty girls were in the building when the blaze started they panicked fainted but all were rescued without injuries.
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Camden
N. J
Victor Talking Machine Company
Mintyre Pleads Guilty in Norfolk Check Fraud Case
Philip McIntyre of Nashville Tennessee pleaded guilty to passing a fraudulent check at the Citizens National Bank of Norfolk Virginia during arraignment in the Tombs police court. An additional charge was added and the examination was continued until Thursday.
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Philip McIntyre
Nashville
Tenn
Citizens’ National Bank of
Norfolk
Tombs
Woman Fires at Self Over Dance Fight in Lewistown
Mrs. J. Lewis, wife of a Clifford ranch worker, attempted suicide by shooting herself after a quarrel with her husband who opposed her attending a dance. The bullet lodged in her forehead and was deflected. she survived with a severe scalp wound as neighbors and a doctor attended.
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Lewistown
J. Lewis
Clifford Ranch
Garneil
Trout Creek
President Roosevelt Dines At Home After Return
President Roosevelt and a party returned to Washington and were driven to the White House. He breakfasted with his family at 7 40 a m after arriving by train this morning.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Murder of Blind Girl in Lamar Restaurant
In Lamar Colorado on January 31 Guarquina Gara a 17 year old blind girl was found murdered in the restaurant owned by her uncle Julio Rodriguez where she slept. Her head was cleft with an axe a trunk in the room had $300 and jewelry removed. The girl was gagged and it is believed the robber killed her to stop an outcry.
Miller Convicted For False Election Certificates
Peter Miller a Democratic election judge was found guilty of making false certificates at the November election. Sentenced deferred with potential one to three years in the penitentiary. Evidence showed lights out at the polling place and bogus ballots substituted during counting.
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Denver
Colo
Peter Miller
Miller
Montana Senate Moves On Direct Legislation Debates
Montana Senate moves fast on direct legislation bills with five and ten percent initiatives. Donlan and Ralston propose different thresholds while Lanstrum Dempster seek five percent with no governor veto power. Debate centers on which measure best limits or empowers voter approval in upcoming sessions.
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