Denied survey order in Plymouth mine case before Judge Clancy
Silver King owners urged a court survey of the Plymouth mine to access stored ore but Judge Clancy and Judge McHatton dismissed the motion. The case, a replevin of 20 tons of Silver King ore, was deemed improper for a survey in a replevin suit. Attorney McBride indicated an appeal might be pursued.
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Silas F. King
Silver King
Plymouth
Clancy
J. J. MecHatton
McHatton
Supreme Court
McBride
Police Chief Meeting Moved to March Fourth in San Francisco
Chief Reynolds plans to attend the police chiefs meeting in San Francisco on March 4. The gathering was postponed from March 22 due to the absence of several chiefs.
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Reynolds
San Francisco
Round Trip to Boulder Hot Springs Offer
Round trip to Boulder Hot Springs with one week full board including baths offered. Tickets on sale at the Great North railway office, 41 North Main Street. J. E Dawson, G. A.
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Boulder Hot Springs
Great North
North Main Street
J. E Dawson
G. A
Canada Adopts Reciprocity Trade Proposal
Ottawa notes John Chariton has filed a resolution urging Canadian port duties to base on reciprocity. It calls for a minimum 40 percent rebate on duties for imports from nations that admit Canadian goods duty free and for high Canadian duties to protect interests when rebates apply.
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Ottawa
Ontario
John Chariton
House of Commons
Gate War Rumor Roils Puget Sound Shipping Lines
In Port Townsend Washington February 15 a rumor circulates of a gate war among four steamship firms from San Francisco to Puget Sound St Michaels and Yukon routes. Auditor Downs of North American Transportation and Trading Company left for San Francisco and did not deny the report, suggesting possible talks to avert a rate conflict.
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Port Townsend
Wash
San Francisco
Puget Sound
St. Michaels
Yukon River
Auditor Downs
North American Transportation and Trading Company
Manila
Downs
Down
Come Panies
Former Alabama Governor Robert B. Lindsay Dies at 78
Former Alabama governor Robert B. Lindsay, 78, died after a brief illness in Sheffield. He was the first governor after Reconstruction, a tenure marked by a contested succession with predecessor William Smith that sparked one of Alabama’s most dramatic political eras.
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Sheffield
Ala
Robert B. Lindsay
Alabama
William Smith
Stranger Arrested in Red Lodge as Fort Benton Jailbreak Suspect
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Sheriff Potter detained a man in Red Lodge on suspicion of being John MecBride the escaped prisoner who broke jail at Fort Benton last Monday while awaiting trial for sheep stealing. A Benton sheriff description has been wired and the man is held for confirmation.
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The
Standard
Red Lodge
Potter
John MecBride
Fort Benton
Benton
Amendments and Motion To Recommit Debate Noted
The record notes amendments and a motion to recommit, marking a wide procedural departure from earlier practice observed in the session. The discussion highlights a shift in how motions are handled and debated within the legislative body.
Presbyterian revision committee adopts article on sin
Philadelphia February 13 The Presbyterian revision committee adjourned after adopting article V of the brief statement of faith for popular use and will reconvene in Washington April 10 The article touched on sin and sparked a protracted debate Secretary Roberts said three opinions on revision are represented in the committee with no serious opposition so far though an ever changing minority may develop The church repudiates charges of teaching fatalism or infant damnation.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Revision Committee
Washington
General Assembly
Roberts
Presbyterian Church
Good Exhibit Budget For St Louis Fair Urged
Washington officials and St Louis businessmen testified before the house committee on expositions seeking $800,000 for the government exhibit at the St. Louis fair and a $450,000 building, with Congress already providing $250,000 toward the project.
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Washington
Government Board
St. Louis
House Committee
Indictments for Manslaughter In Park Avenue Subways Blast
New York February 13 grand jury returned indictments for manslaughter in the first degree against Ira A Shaler contractor for the Park avenue section of the rapid transit subway Mosey Epps watchmen of the powder house and W G Matthewson chief engineer in charge on the day of the explosion on Park avenue June 27 last Indictments for criminal neglect found against Superintendent Murray and Inspector Smith of the bureau of combustibles.
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New York
Ira A. Shaler
Park Avenue
Rapid Transit
Mosey Epps
W. G.matthewson
Murray
Inspector Smith
Bureau of Combustibles
American unit captures insurgents at Paranas Samar
Capt. William Swain of the first infantry in an engagement with insurgents at Paranas Samar captured 30 bolomen and 50 rifle men. There were no American casualties. Two hours before the fight Lukban, the insurgent leader, was with the natives engaged by Swain's command.
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Manila
William Swain
Paranas
Samar
Lukban
Swain
Bond Set for Cashier Andrews in Bank Check Case
Detroit February 13 a £10 000 bond was given for the appearance of Cashier H B Andrews at a police court on February 27. The warrant charges Andrews with ordering Paying Teller Schrage to certify a $175,692.40 check drawn by F C Andrews when funds were insufficient.
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Detroit
H. BR. Andrews
Maltz
Andrews
Schrage
F. C. Andrews
Burglars Loot Avilla Store After Dynamite Safe Blow
Five burglars entered the 8S. K. Randall general store at Avilla near Fort Wayne. They blew the safe with dynamite and stole $900 in cash plus notes. Barber David Shanlane, who discovered the break in, was bound and kept inside until the robbers completed the theft.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Ortiz murder case commuted from life to five years
A telegram from Porto Rico reports Rafael Ortiz, imprisoned in Stallwater Minn, had his life sentence commuted to five years. The case drew national attention over constitutional questions following the flag and remains a famous dispute in Porto Rican murder law.
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R J. Paul
Rafael Ortiz
Stallwater
Minn
Porto Rico
Strikers Besiege Leather Factory at St Julien France
In Luioges on February 13 three hundred strikers besieged a leather factory at St Julien since the night of February 12. Non unionists were entrenched inside and used a hose to defend their position, releasing boiling water. By this afternoon the besiegers charged the factory, leaving several men severely injured. Troops were summoned to restore order.
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Luioges
France
St. Julien
Roosevelt’s Private Car Arrives Quietly in New Haven
President Roosevelt’s private car Columbia attached to the federal express reached New Haven at 11 25 p m tonight five minutes late. Rail workers were the only observers as the train pulled into the station with no prior announcement of the president’s passage.
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New Haven
Conn
Roosevelt
Columbia
Federal Express
Balfour's Rules Move Backed by House Vote
London February 13 The House of Commons met under closure and voted 261 to 166 that existing procedures require amendment. The outcome is viewed as likely to secure adoption of Mr. Balfour's rules of procedure.
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London
House of Commons
Balfour
Docks strike in Trieste over Lloyds Austria firmen dispute
Five thousand laborers on Trieste docks walked out in solidarity with Lloyds Austria firemen. Police clashed with protesters, many arrests made, and troops arrived to restore order.
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Trieste
Lloyds Austria Company
Calhoun Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Oswego Kansas February 8 Dr C C Calhoun charged with murdering his wife Madge Calhoun at Mount Valley in October 1901 was found guilty of murder in the second degree Calhoun a traveling cancer specialist was tried in Oswego court and convicted of a lesser degree of homicide.
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Oswego
Kan
C. C. Calhoun
Madge Calhoun
Mount Valley
Calhoun
Cleveland and Van Dyke Head South for Virginia Duck Shoot
Ex-President Grover Cleveland and Dr. Paul Van Dyke of Princeton University depart Baltimore for a one week duck shooting trip in Southeastern Virginia.
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Baltimor
Grover Cleveland
Paul van Dyke
Princeton University
Virginia
Notable Pacific Coast Traveling Man William B Demery Dies
William B Demery a prominent Pacific coast traveling salesman died at Good Samaritan hospital from inflammatory rheumatism and Brights disease. He had come to Los Angeles from Portland Oregon.
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Los Angeles
William B. Demery
Pacific Coast
Good Samaritan Hospital
Demery
Portland
Ore
War Revenue Bill To Be Debated Next Week In House
Washington February 13 The house leaders say a special rule will bring the war revenue reduction bill to the floor next Monday for two days of debate and a Tuesday afternoon vote. The rule will also include provisions against further delay.
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Washington
House
Minneapolis Man Dies of Tetanus After Vaccination
Rea H. Smith a 36 year old pressment business man of Minneapolis died from tetanus. He was vaccinated nearly four weeks ago and the wound became infected.
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Minneapolis
Rea H. Smith
Salvation Army Leader Takes U.S. Citizenship Oath
New York February 18 Commander Booth Tucker of the Salvation Army was sworn in as a United States citizen in New York City.
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New York
Booth-Tucker
Salvation Army
Alegiance
United States
Tony
No Ultimatum From Germany Reported By Officials
Berlin reports deny Germany will issue an ultimatum to Venezuela and expect a friendly settlement. Curacao notes no basis for the ultimatum claim. Vientanas cruiser moved from La Guayra to Porto Cabello. Loreto Lima wounded and captured near Tinaco. Pallas arrives at La Guayra as insurgents push toward San Cristobal from Colombia.
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Foreign Office
Germany
Venezuela
Willemstad
Curacao
Vientanas
la Guayra
Porto Carbella
Loreto Lima
Tinaco
Pallas
Tachira
San Cristobal
Remount Officer in New Orleans Faces Accusation
In the house of commons Mr. Brodrick said a remount department officer stationed at New Orleans is accused of taking a commission and must sue his accuser or resign from the British army. The officer had resigned.
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London
House of Commons
Brodrick
Remount Department
New Orleans
Richard Mansfield Mills Through Ivan the Terrible and Past
Richard Mansfield may turn Ivan the Terrible into a historical classic. Victor Smith compares Mansfield’s modern work to Louis XI of Russia and cites Mansfield’s rise from Gilbert and Sullivan era. The piece also recalls Wes Hattie Delaro and Billy Barnes’ troubled marriage and Barnes’ later San Francisco district attorney win.
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Richard Mansfield
Ivan the Terrible
Victor Smith
Louis XI
Russia
France
Mansfield
Gilbert and Sullivan
Wes Hattie Delaro
Billy Barnes
Harvard
General Barnes
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Heaven and Earth
Billy
Hattie Delaro
Pol
Morgan Foresees Prolonged Prosperity Despite Market Doubts
J Pierpont Morgan, founder of trusts, says the nation enjoys undeniable prosperity and expects it to continue for years. He sees no signs of recession or setback and asserts there is enough business to keep the country busy for a year to come.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Wall Street
Trusts
Miss Elizabeth Marbury Dominates Dramatic Agency in Two Continents
The NY based Miss Marbury acts as general agent for dramatists and authors, handling most dramatizations on both sides of the Atlantic. She meets Crawford Churchill Davis and Fitch at her office in hours, dictating to two stenographers. Italian influence in church affairs noted with cardinals totals and origins. Early literary sales list include Wordsworth and Coleridge works with prices.
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Elizabeth Marbury
New York
Miss Marbury
Atlantic
Clyde Fitch
Mmne Marbury
F. Marion Crawford
Winston Churchill
Richard Harding Davis
Delaware court upholds verdict despite attorney juror talks
A Delaware superior court decision holds that an attorney who privately chats with jurors does not overturn a verdict if the exchanges are sworn to on oath and shown not to influence the outcome. A Virginia correspondent urges unprotected women to carry ground red pepper for defense. Firearms in women’s hands are uncertain says the piece.
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Delaware
Virginia
Velvet obituary headline raises questions in Chicago style
A Chicago woman vows that if she dies before spring her obituary should read Died from a velvet. The quirky remark underscores a desire for a memorable, stylish farewell.
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Chicago
I Shall Be Able To Sit In Velvet Gown Without Heart Failure
A woman recalls buying a silk velvet gown that overwhelms her with fear of wear. She describes avoiding chairs with problematic upholstery and enduring discomfort at events to protect the garment. She plans washing and ironing to restore its look and perhaps wear it again despite the strain.
Comfort With Economy and Waste in Household Practice
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues that economy does not mean stinginess but prudent management. Waste, often unintentional, mars even well run homes and harms weekly budgets. Households should pursue order and cleanliness within means to maximize comfort and improve home bookkeeping.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Crepe de Chine Dresses with Cretonne Rose Embroidery
A new material trend for dressmakers features crepe de chine in delicate shades appliqued with cretonne roses outlined in fine gold. Used for entire costumes or trims, pieces include large velvet and chiffon roses for lace gowns. Spangled roses in black dress up black lace and sheer fabrics. An elegant gown combines black lace with cream lace and decorative flowers.
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