Oleo margarine bill to resume debate next day in Senate
The senate schedule centers on the oleomargarine bill with a large majority expected for passage after a general debate. The Philippine question remains dominant but unlikely to finish this week. Lincoln birthday celebrations reduce Republican attendance and shift some tax repeal debate to next week.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Quarles
House
Lincoln
Isistrict
Columbia
Committee On War Claims
Button game at Great Falls postoffice as boxes replace buttons
Great Falls notes report a postoffice box rearrangement causing box owners to search for mail in a festive mood while the remains of Captain Couch arrive from San Francisco and are met at the depot by a large crowd.
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Great Falls
Captain Couch
San Francisco
Radcliffe Has No Claim Against Colorado and U S
Denver reports Attorney General Post says William Radcliffe has no valid claim against Colorado or the United States for Grand Mesa lakes fire damage. Governor Oram will inform Secretary Hay of the decision. The inquiry notes state efforts to find guilty parties and expresses regret for Radcliffe’s loss. Lord Pauncefote may pursue if Radcliffe seeks damages. Radcliffe has stated U S citizenship status.
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Denver
Post
William Radcliffe
Colorado
United States
Grand Mesa Lakes
Oram
Hay
Grand Mes Lake
Radcliffe
Lord Pauncefote
Emperor William Celebrates 25th Regiment Anniversary
In Potsdam the Emperor marked the 25th year of his active service with a garrison church service. He reviewed the guard regiment with the crown prince and William Eitel Frederick, received a deputation bearing a monument gift, and later hosted a regimental dinner amid celebrations with royal princes. Prince William Eliter Frederick was promoted to full lieutenant.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Guards
Potsdam
William
William Eitel Frederick
Plettenberg
St. Privat
Grand Duke of
Saxony
Prince Henry
William Eliter
Frederick
Mass Meeting in Cape Town Endorses Chamberlain Refutation
A Cape Town mass meeting last night adopted a protest resolution against slanders about British forces in South Africa. It praised Chamberlain for refuting continental slanders and supported the government’s campaign policy as the path to lasting peace and public liberty. Speeches drew enthusiastic cheers.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Mr. Chamberlain
Death by self inflicted shot ends long career of T. F. Healey
Carson Nevada February 9. T F Healey longtime resident and Democratic leader shoots himself in the head early this morning. He served as private secretary to Governor Adams in 1884 and later worked as United States examiner in water cases before the U S court. He had been despondent ten days and threatened suicide.
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Carson
Nev
T. F. Healey
Reindeer Mining strikes copper near Mullan Idaho
Special Correspondence reports the Reindeer Mining company at Dorsey east of Mullan Idaho struck copper ore last week. A six foot thick ledge sits 60 feet below surface with a six foot tunnel above. Prospects improve with 80 more feet of tunnel bringing depth to 400 feet. Stevens Peak on the same ledge shows identical ore, and the company is incorporated locally.
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Standard
Mullan
Reindeer Mining Company
Dorsey
Idaho
Stevens Peak
Salt Lake City Press Club Formed By Newspaper Men
Salt Lake City Utah February 9 1919 newspaper men from the four dailies and several trade journals organized the Salt Lake City Press club. The new group begins with about 60 active members led by William Iglehart of the Herald as president.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Bait Lake
Salt Lake City
James W. Dickinson Dies, Noted Cleveland Fire Chief
James W. Dickinson former Cleveland fire chief and longtime department member died after a long illness at Cleveland. He served with the fire department for nearly fifty years and was among the best known firefighters in the country.
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Cleveland
James W. Dickinson
Cleveland Fire Department
Cleveland Department
Vast Lewis and Clark forest reserve outlined in survey
A report on United States forest reserves details the Lewis and Clark reserve in Montana at 4,572 square miles and Mount Rainier and Olympic reserves in Washington. It notes timber types, mineral presence, limited mining, burn history, restocking, timber volume, and trout and game in the center with three small mills operating.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
Henry Gannett
Oregon
California
Montana
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Idaho
South Dakota
Lewis and Clarke
Mount Rainier
Olympic Forest Reserve
Ashland
Cascade Range
Lake Tahoe
Stanislaus
Yosemite
Sonora
Indian Territory
Minnesota
Blackfoot Indian Reservation
Flathead Lake
Flathead Indian Reservation
Lewis and Clarke Forest Reserve
H. BR. Ayres
Rocky Mountains
Mission Ridge
Missouri River
Flathead
Filathead River
Birch Creek
Ayres
Subcontractor Details for Cavation Heating Plant Project
The firm reports separate contracts for cavation heating plant jail work and vault doors and filed with the clerk to post a faithful performance bond of 12 625. Sureties are A L Babcock H W Rowley John D Losekamp Christian Yegen and P H Smith. Philip Wesch handles masonry and brick sub contract.
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Cavation
A. L. Babcock
H. W. Rowley
John D. Losekamp
Christian Yegen
P. H. Smith
Philip Wesch
pamphlets from the junta push for Philippine independence
Manila reports Hongkong printed memorial pamphlets from the Filipino junta. The text, sent to President Roosevelt, condemns McKinley’s death with sympathy and pledges independence for the Philippines. The junta claims pacified provinces remain under strong military restraint and urges action beyond symbolic gestures.
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Manila
Hongkong
Junta
Roosevelt
McKinley
Metropolitan Opera to Stage Prince Henry Visit Feb 25
Maurice Grau and the mayoral opera committee outline the prince’s entertainment at the Metropolitan Opera House. The program includes acts from Lohengrin Carmen Aida Tannhauser La Traviata and El Cid with principal singers. Box prices run up to 250 and general seating begins at five dollars with standing room.
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New York
Maurice Grau
Metropolitan Opera Company
Opera
Prince Henry
Metropolitan Opera House
Opera Committee
Missing horse recovered in Big Timber case
Big Timber February 9 Deputy Sheriff Lyons arrested on a warrant for stealing a horse from the Briggs and Ellis ranch. The valuable missing horse, sought since late June, was located in the possession of Lee Large, brought in from Gebo. Examination delayed several days for witnesses from the country.
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Big Timber
Lee Large
Gebo
Lyons
Briggs and Ellis
Nimi
Fallon
Braais
Large
Steamer Grecian Runs Aground Near Halifax Cliffs
The Allan line steamer Grecian Captain Harrison from St. John’s N F ran on rocks five miles from Halifax at 3 this morning. One passenger John Blair of St. John’s has been landed as divers and wrecking gear move in. Water fills forward and aft holds though engine room remains dry as life crews stand by.
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N. S
Allan Line
Harrison
St. John's
N. F
John Blair
Liverpool
St. John’s
Chebucto Head
William H. Flemming
Devil's Island
Herring Cove
Mr. Blair
Governor resigns amid martial control clash in Misamis Mindanao
The Cayayan town governor in Misamis province resigns after military authorities reject his writ of habeas corpus. Officials previously arrested for banquets to an insurgent colonel and funding insurgent causes. General Davis had moved the province to military control. General Chaffee ordered release of prisoners and warned civil authorities on arrest locations. Civilian trials by military commission deemed inadvisable.
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Manila
Cayayan
Misamis
Mindanao
Davis
Zamboanga
Mindane
Chaffee
Unknown lunatic lurks near Fort Benton rail line
Special dispatch reports an unnamed man living alone in a tar paper camp 15 miles below town. He speaks to no one and wanders the area since last summer. He sleeps on hay, wears thin blankets, eats scraps from section men, and avoids contact, appearing demented and possibly tied to the Verona cut-off construction.
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The
Standard
Fort Benton
Verona
Mumin's Extra Dry Receives High 1991 Quality Praise
A 1991 note lauds G. H. Mumin's Extra Dry for its outstanding quality. The reviewer highlights abundant reserves ensuring sustained high standards of the vintage.
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G. H. Mumin
Hindoo Twins Separated in Paria Operation
Rad jean and Cordina Hindoo twins were separated today by Dr. Devon in Paria. The operation lasted several minutes and was successful, but the weak condition caused by thrush in one twin keeps the final outcome in doubt.
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Paria
Radjean
Cordina
Devon
Roosevelt Accepts G A R Dinner Guest Invite
President Roosevelt has accepted an invitation to dine with the Potomac department of the G A R in Washington at a dinner to honor General Torrence the commander in chief on February 17.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Potomac Department
General Torrence
Brickyard and Carroll Up Converters Schedule
Train timetable fragment shows Brickyard and Carroll routes with times from 6 a m to 11 05 p m. Several converter stations listed with multiple daily departures and a mid period note. The legible items include times like 6 a m 7 0 p m and 11 05 p m.
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Lower Works
Mid
Severe cold snaps after storm hit range cattle
The storm ended yesterday afternoon and this coldest snap of the season will likely reduce cattle flesh as heavy snow blankets ranges. No immediate danger to cattle reported.
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Kenton
Governor Lerma Flees After Insurgent Funds Claim
Manila report says newly elected Bataan governor Senor Lerma fled after being summoned to account for 4 000 insurgent funds. He remains at large.
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Manila
Senor Lerma
Bataan
Hhis
Wising
City Hall Contract Signed for 26200 by Billings Lumber
Special correspondence reports the Billings Lumber Company has executed a contract with the city to build the city hall for 26200 dollars. The agreement excludes unspecified extra charges.
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Standard
Billings
Feb
Billings Lumber Company
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