San Domingo protocol message pressed for public release
The president transmitted to the senate a protocol for US collection and disbursement of Dominican customs revenues, with a Moore letter and awards related to the San Domingo Improvement Company. The message, read in full before an executive session, discusses Monroe Doctrine implications and the financial rehabilitation plan.
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Washington
Senate
United States
San Domingo
Dominican Republic
John B. Moore
Republic
Montana Legislature Divided Over Initiative Measure
Helena Feb 16 Initiative and referendum legislation faces new hurdles as Democrats resist GOP control in shaping the Murray bill. A compromise committee may draft a substitute, while other measures pass or fail in the House, including a ban on divorces remarrying and changes to county salaries and hunting laws.
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Lanstrum
House
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Hewett
Ross
Sanders
Sewell
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Linderman
Committee of
Montana School For the Deaf and Blind
Boulder
Eighth Legislative Assembly
Bureau of Agricultural Labor and Industry
Board of Education
Code of Civil Procedure
Board of County Commissioners
State School of Mines
Accused Rancher Detained Over Insanity Claim in Red Lodge
James Fullerton a Bear Creek rancher is jailed in Red Lodge awaiting an insanity hearing after threats to kill his son in law. He has long sought to remove Major Parker as Yellowstone National Park superintendent, alleging mismanagement and illegal liquor sales and once met President Roosevelt on the issue.
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Red Lodge
James Fullerton
Bear Creek
Wull
Farley Kimball
Fullerton
Roosevelt
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
Fatal Hay Wagon Accident In Dillon Area
Robert H. Selway a wealthy ranchman near Dillon was fatally injured when a hay wagon overturned after the driver steered into a ditch to avoid an automobile. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and died despite medical efforts. Fred W. Vogler owned the car.
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Dillon
Robert H. Selway
Mr. Selway
Selway
Montanan Harvard Sophomore Burned Out in Cambridge Fire
Edgar G. Maclay of Great Falls Mont a Harvard sophomore was among about 50 students evacuated after an early morning fire destroyed his dorm room No 59 and extensive property. The hall dating from 1869 70 cost 100000 to build and was donated by Nathaniel Thayer in memory of his father Na thaniel Thayer. Personal losses exceeded 6000 dollars with several residents narrowly escaping.
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Cambridge
Mass
Edgar G. Maclay
Great Falls
Mont
Harvard University
Maclay
Nathaniel Thayer
Boston
University
Harvard
Widower to prosecute Christian Scientists in death of wife
Henry Schroeder of Great Falls says he may press charges against Christian Scientists over his wife’s death from lockjaw and related complications. He notes she received two weeks of treatment by Christian Scientists before a physician diagnosed tetanus two days before her death. Schroeder plans criminal proceedings.
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Standard
Great Falls
Henry Schroeder
Schroeder
Senator Carter Accepts Senate Seat for Six-Year Term
Senator Thomas H. Carter left Helena for Washington to begin duties March 4 for six years. He traveled with Mrs. Carter and their two sons as friends saw them off at the depot on the Northern Pacific route.
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Helena
Thomas H. Carter
Washington
Senator Carter
Shoots at Disturber but Hits a Bystander in Saloon
In Chester, William Akins assaulted an elderly man in Miles Anderson's saloon. Bartender Anderson drew a six shooter as Akins ducked, the bullet passing through the bar and striking Harry Wolf seated near the stove. Wolf was brought to Havre for treatment.
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Havre
Harry Wolf
Chester
Harry Lavinger
Lavinger
William Akins
Miles Anderson
Akins
Anderson
Wolf
Deadlock in Missouri Senate Ballot Counts
Jefferson City Missouri February 16 The dead lock over the selection of a United States senator remains unbroken. The twenty fifth ballot results Neidringhaus 68 Cockrell 76 Kerens 12 MacKinley 4 Reichman 1. There were 7 pairs and 82 votes were necessary to a choice.
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Jefferson City
United States
Neidringhaus
Cockrell
Kerens
MacKinley
Reichman
Strikes Freeze St Petersburg Factories Demand Release of Arrested Comrades
In St Petersburg on February 16, workers at Putiloff and Neva plants refused to return to tasks until imprisoned comrades were freed. Other shops including Franco-Russian, Russo-American Rubber, St Petersburg Car Works, and Nicholas Railroad Shops joined the stoppage amid rumors Father Gapon again directs actions.
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St. Petersburg
Putiloff
Neva
Nicholas
Father Gopon
Twenty Five Lodz Factories Close Doors After Pay Strike
Lodz February 16 factories owned by major employers met to report to the minister of finance. Twenty five plants stopped paying workers and closed indefinitely causing 40 000 layoffs. Some mills already closed had refused strike demands for back pay. Strikers camped at one mill office all night. city remains quiet.
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Lodz
Poutiloff Hill Comes Under Japanese Siege Fire
Mukden dispatch says Japanese eight inch siege guns with 260 pound shells open fire on Poutiloff hill marking a shift to siege gun use beyond Russian lines. The bombardment follows the Sanderpas action and amid expectations of early spring as Russian and Japanese officers share cordial exchanges at times.
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Poutiloff Hill
Port Arthur
Sanderpas
Rumors of Cabinet Shakeups in Russian Ministry
St. Petersburg February 16. Rumors circulate of ministerial and military changes including War Minister Bakeharoff possibly relieving Kuropatkin and Interior Minister Bouligan potentially retiring for General Trepoff. Muravieff’s successor as justice minister has not been named. Annensky, editor of Russian Wealth, was released after arrest with Maxime Gorky and greeted by cheering crowds at court.
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Bakeharoff
Oral Kuropatkin
M. Bouligan
Interior
General Trepoff
M. Muravieff
Rome
M. Annensky
Russian Wealth
Maxime Gorky
Russians Repulsed By Japanese Forces
Tokyo reports from Manchuria state that Japanese artillery bombarded Chiem Sunapaotzu and set fire to the village on February 14. Russian infantry attacks on Waitao mountain were repulsed at dawn February 14. A force of cavalry advanced into Cantaus Chentsaimen on February 15.
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Manchuria
Chiem Sunapaotzu
Sanchengtau Mountain
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Waitao Mountain
Chitaitsa
Cantaus Chentsaimen
Chitaitsu
Hun River
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