American Boat Bill Debate Steams Through Senate
Washington February 27 The senate held a vigorous session over American ships for government supplies with party line votes and rapid division. Senator Hale led key moves while Mitchell Dietrich Fallon and allied democrats and Republicans shaped the final agreement. debate paused as changes were promised and a vote set for Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
Hale
Mr. Mitchell
Abe Mitchell
Menara
Dietrich
Fallen
Atowe
Alr
Wannimus
Pension Bills Occupy Attention Of House
Washington February 27 The house spent most of the session on pension bills with protest from Adaman of Pennsylvania over unequal consideration and from Smngden of Texas over treatment. Speaker Capon promised to consider the protest. Other local and general measures were passed. Van Dusen of Nin introduced two bills for free silver.
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Washington
House
Adaman
Pennsylvania
Smngden
Texan
Pensi
Capon
LATE BOZEMAN SOCIETY DANCE IN CENTRAL PARK
Bozeman society members hosted a Friday evening event at Hamilton church near Central Park despite a brief storm. Attendees enjoyed an evening program, supper at 2 Loungteons, and a dance in Glory hall with over 100 couples. Rev. George D. King left for Chicago due to his wife’s illness.
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W. GoAc
Yoom
Hamilton
Central Park
George D. King
Chicago
Glen Perguson
Pioneera
Gulati
Momlay
Actincher
Intercete
Gallttin
BE. Aprell
Deer Lodge
Duncan
Helena
Mra. Reinhardt
The
Witson
Bozeman Fire Dept Annual Reunion Banquet Held
The Bozeman fire department held its annual reunion in Maxey hall with an elaborate banquet enjoyed by attendees. Numerous social events followed including receptions, balls, and informal gatherings at Maxwell hall and West Olive street homes.
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Job Reese
Sexton
Bozeman
Pany
Bozeman Fire Department
Maxey Hall
Byron Stary Wang
Wyo T. Smith
Billluge
James A. Stark
Washington
Yeomen
Maxwell Hall
Ming Ginnys Jones
West Olive Street
Mit
Jane
Bertha King
Joseph Konitz
Yellowstone County
W . J. A. Bornwall
Springhill
China
Frank Sears
Priday
Bears
Milrey
Tbe
George Haviz
Mitchell Geedl
Phillipa
Lydia Frkiley
The
Presbyterian Church
Ry. MM. Donaledson
Central Ave
Brown
Alry
Walle
Delonas
Mra
J. W. Tansford
Fer Dauahter
Mys
Walter Larsen
Helene
Irwin and Anderson Wed in Virginia City Romance
Special correspondence reports the marriage of Oliver Irwin of Twin Bridges to Adia Agnes Anderson of Virginia City. The ceremony at the Presbyterian church featured pink and red decorations, a bridal procession, and a reception. The couple plans a banquet in Twin Bridges after a brief wedding trip.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Glevengoiftehuting
Q. Olver Irwin
Ywel Tetdges
Miesadia Agnes Anderson
Chevride
Z. A. Vickers
Wuleh Wag
Brillant Attate
Jackson Street
Twi Bridges
Willasr
Uint Place
Amilax
Frog Anderson
Mortense Houveman
Hridearald
A. Mekers
Iemla
Irwin
Tayin Bridges
Pressenla
Newly Wedded Couple Impress Wide Circle in County Visit
Guests from all parts of Badison County attend a broad tour of well wishers as the newly married couple greet acquaintances. The event highlights social ties across communities and showcases the couple’s welcome among neighbors.
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Badison County
Delpy Challenges Grand Jury in Cascade County Case
Great Falls dispatch reports County Commissioner Delphy pressing challenges to the Cascade County grand jury. Judge Leshir postponed ruling due to no current case, promising impartial handling. Delphy and attorney A C Gormley submitted evidence while county attorneys Staunton and Delphy faced allegations of improper action.
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Standard
Great Falls
Leelie
Moneway
Delhy
A.C. Gormley
Gormley
Delphy
Airs Gormley
Alan
Red Lodge District Court Busy as Week Extends
Special Dispatch from Red Lodge Feb 27 reports court business stretches into next week. Wylric court heard witnesses and motions including Robert Mickestram for grand larceny, while a large jury addressed cases involving water rights, damages over crops, and a rocky creek pollution injunction.
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Standard
Red Ladge
Wylric
Shere M. W. Potter
Horehark
Twurel
Robert Mickestram
Gram Sheens
Herman Kuhl
E.R. Beehe
George J. Jackson
Hed Lodge Creek
Henry
Mw BT
Pippinger
Rocky Fork Coat Company
Northwestern Tmopreverent Company
Rock Creek
John Watson
John Morton
Samuel Webb
Webb
Carbon County Tar
Samuel Webb, &Ull
Man Recovers After Grape-Nuts Treatment Claims Health Gain
A man near Wort Gay credits Grape-Nuts with restoration of health after failing with other foods. He reports gaining over 40 pounds in two months and recommends the product, referencing a letter and the Little book The Road to Wellville.
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W. Ve
Ford
Tramimo Te
Wong
Bryan
Postuma Co
Bathe Creek
Mich
Wellvile
Debates on Legislative Power and Judicial Disqualification
The debate centers on the legislature's power under the Proclamation by Governor Wool and whether the governor can dictate laws. Evans argues general purposes only, while others discuss disqualification grounds for judges, venue changes, and constitutional challenges. The discussion includes McHatton and Evans on improper trials and the role of writs with the court hearing from multiple lawyers.
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Wool
T Ho
Mr. Evans
Voole
Francis Quivereux Dead in Alder Gulch Passings of a French pioneer
Special Correspondent reports Francis Quivereux a French pioneer in Alder Gulch and nearby areas, dead after a long illness linked to old age. Born in France he built a fortune in New York and Alder Gulch, owned the Lafielgimi hotel site, and ran a grocery venture before becoming a respected but solitary figure. He left a small estate, aided by countryman Richard, and befriended neighbor Miss Car Finney during illness.
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Stomtach
Virginia City
Perth
Montana
Alder Gulch
Damevil Quivereux
France
Agut S
Tafayette
Bale
Lafigiemi
New York
Alder Bulch
Ly Nevata
Newrly
Ralsy
Alpie
Carlings
Natwre
Ales Richard
Car Finney
Progress in the Dewey case noted in hearings
Norloz Kan February 2 reports that stenographer Young presented stenographic records from preliminary hearings showing variances in Roy Berry's testimony. An attempt to admit Dewey versus Berry land records failed. Judge Geiger sustained the objection and adjourned the court until Monday. Charleston Venezuela arbitration awards 26700 to Orinoco Steamship for 3400 loss in the dispute between United States and Venezuela.
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Norloz
Kan
Melkile Amd Wilson
Joseph Young
Ancin
Roy Berry
Co A. Olson
Courl
Rawlins County
C. Pewey
Berrys
Dewey
Geiger
We Will Buy Liquozone Rights and Claims
A garbled sales pitch touts Liquozone as a universal cure, promising to buy American rights to a discov ery in a bold offer. It asserts the product kills germs and cures numerous diseases, claiming testing over years and oxygen-like effects with dramatic health claims.
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Neve
Gas plant explosion rocks Harlowton area
A acetylene gas plant at Harlowton rear of Benjamin Urner's store exploded at 1 o'clock p m Thursday. The blast wrecked Urner's building and damaged goods worth about 6002 dollars, with total damages around 6002 dollars. No one was in the post office at the time, and nearby residents heard the report miles away as investigators traced the source to escaping gas ignited by a flame.
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Lombard
Talkes
Harlawtown
Benjamin Urner
Kla Atere
Neuse
Trst
Urner
Merchains
Axtures
Wo Dgt
Harlowton
Malone Shot by City Detective in Denver Disturbance
Denver February 27. William T Malone saloon keeper horseman and politician died today from a gunshot wound suffered Tuesday when he attempted to eject City Detective Samuel Emrich during a disturbance. The shooting followed an oath dispute and Emrich fired during the confrontation.
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Denver
Colo
William T. Malone
Samuel Emrich
Ainlone
Emrich
Ed Snoath
Mrs George W. Cable Dies in Germany Hospital
Mrs George W. Cable wife of the novelist dies in a German hospital following an operation she underwent some time ago. The report comes from New York dated February twenty seventh.
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New York
George WW. Cable
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