Protocol Terms Extend American Courts Across Nicaragua Zone
Washington dispatches describe key points of the US Nicaragua protocol. It grants American civil and criminal courts and police within a six mile wide zone from ocean to ocean, with a perpetual lease and likely annual rent, while preserving Nicaragua’s independence and sovereignty. A parallel Costa Rica protocol mirrors the form, but with different territory and price expectations.
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Washington
United States
Nicaragua
Yelaya
Congress
Managua
Ocean
Greytown
Atlantic
Brito
Pacific
Six Mile Zone
Unitedates
Costa Rica
Attack Expected as Ibn Rashid Advances on Kuwait
The Bombay Times correspondent reports Mabarouk, sheikh of Kuwait, awaits a likely assault from Ibn Rashid ameer of Nejd. Kuwait City is defending, aided by British gunboats with field pieces. Perseus and Fox cruisers departed for the Persian Gulf yesterday.
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London
Bombay
the Times
Mabarovukh
Koweit
Ibn Rashid
Ameer
Nejd
Mabaroukh
Perseus
Fox
Persian Gulf
Time for Ohio caucuses heightens Foraker Hanna power play
Ohio legislators and presidential hopefuls converge in Columbus as wires between Hanna in Washington and Foraker in Cincinnati intensify. Cox and Daugherty camps split over speaker choices with McKinnon Price and Archer Seabird jockeying for support while late night pledges shape a possible Hanna slate in the senate caucus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hanna
Washington
Foraker
Cincinnati
George B. Cox
Price
McKinnon
Cox
Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
Nash
Foster
Bushnell
Kurtz
Speaker
Hanna Forces
Brnckley
Perry
Fisher
Medina
Willis
Charles W. Baker
A. W. Patrick
New Philadelphia
Baker
Kimball
Binkley
McNeal
Wirt
Dunham
Godfrey
Overturf
Harris
Patterson
Senate
House
Archer
W. B. Uhi
Uhl
Seabie
Hamilton County
Seaton Hanged for Murder in Seattle
William A. Seaton was executed at 8 a.m. for killing his uncle Daniel Richards on December 6, 1900. He admitted no responsibility. The condemned man killed his uncle with an axe at South Park and wounded several others, including his sister Anna Seaton.
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Seattle
William A. Seaton
Daniel Richards
Seaton
James Muller
South Park
Myrtie Hapgood
Hazel Hapgood
Roy Clarke
Anna Seaton
John Kennedy
Mike Kelly
Wells Fargo cashier Thomas reported missing in Cincinnati
Cincinnati police are seeking John C C Thomas cashier for Wells Fargo Express who disappeared after Monday night with no trace found. He had arrived in the city 12 years ago from St Louis and a review of his accounts shows no discrepancies or clues to his absence.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John CC. Thomas
Wells-Fargo Express Company
St. Louis
New York
Bradstreet
Inc. Dee
New Yorker
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Auls
Pittsburg
Itimore
San Francisco
Cincinnat
W. Low
Cleveland Minneapo
New Orleans
Detroit
Louisville
Indianapolis
Providence W
Omaha
Milwaukee
Buffalo
St. Paul
Denver
St. Joseph
Seattle Hot
Los Angeles
Tacoma
Topeka
Tod
Helena
Wichita Ob
Fargo
Floux Falla
Columbus
Ialveston
Houston
Colorado Springs
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipes
Vancouver
Hamilton
St. John
N. B
Victoria
Sint Ikks
Miner John H. Gee Ends Life in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City police report the death of 50 year old John H. Gee, a miner from Salmon City Idaho, who shot himself in the chest with a 45 caliber revolver in a room in Salt Lake City. Death was instantaneous. Gees relatives live in Moberly Missouri.
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Salt Lake
Tah
John H. Gee
Salmon City
Idaho
Moberly
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with no cure, no pay. The advertisement states a price of 25 cents and markets the product as a quick remedy for coughs and colds.
Trust Company to Suspend in St Paul
The directors of the St Paul Trust company voted to go into voluntary liquidation after 16 years of operation. Public Examiner Pope said creditors should be paid in full though stockholders may lose some, with two years proposed to wind up affairs. President A W Bishop cited unprofitable conduct under local conditions and stressed there will be no new business.
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St. Paul
Commodore Norman Kitson
Trust Company
C. D. Strong
Supreme Court
A. W. Bishop
St. Paul Trust Company
Camden Point Bank Robbers Captured Near Leavenworth
Four Camden Point bank robbers were captured at Pleasant Ridge ten miles west of Leavenworth by three officers, a farm hand and a telegraph operator. The men were found in a box car on a side track around six o clock. Two suspects bought crackers and cheese at a nearby store, recognized by the keeper who alerted police. They were ordered out, bound, loaded into a spring wagon, and brought to Leavenworth for interrogation. names given as Ellis, Mc Donald, Thornton, and Edmonds.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Camden Point
Pleasant Ridge
Here
Police
F. Ellis
James McDonald
James Thornton
Hany Edmonds
Catholic Indian missions appoints Rev. Henry Ganse financial agent
In pursuance of bishops meeting action Rev. Henry G. Ganse is named financial agent for the bureau of Catholic Indian missions. He will base his headquarters in Washington.
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Washington
Catholic Bishops of the
United States
Henry G. Ganse
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
Creek Nation Faces Influx of Immigrants from Texas
In Guthrie Oklahoma on January 2 1900 a Creek Nation report notes a surge of 83 new arrivals from Texas seeking free land. Governor Porter is urged by Creeks to curb the influx and protect resources plus enforce limits.
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Guthrie
Okla
Texas
Porter
The
Two Boys Drown Skating on Utah Lake
Prevo Utah reports two youths Norley Hall aged 16 and Ray Leepham aged 18 broke through ice near the shore of Utah lake while skating. Attempts to save them failed and both bodies were recovered later.
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Prevo
Utah
Norley Hall
Ray Leepham
Utah Lake
Oxford Man Convicted in Deputy Marshals Killings
Oxford Mississippi resident was found guilty today of murdering two United States marshals named Montgomery. The verdict follows the January charge and concludes the murder case reinforcing federal criminal authority.
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Oxford
Miss
Wii Mathis
United States
Montgomery
Confidence in New Year Stock Taking and Iron and Steel Activity
Bradstreet's notes renewed confidence in the new year amid quiet overall business and concentrated effort on winding up old affairs. Iron and steel show activity despite car shortages, with Southern pig iron up 60 cents and Western supplies drawing from this source as prices firm for pig iron and copper and tin down.
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New York
Bradstreet
Mesaba
Miukers
United States
Not Included in Totals Amid Mixed Items
A brief note states some entries were not counted in totals due to containing items other than clearings and lack of a year over year comparison. This explains discrepancies in the published figures and clarifies the data scope.
Marry to Aid Ill Bride Sparks Immediate Nuptials
James Staples wed Miss Gayetta King at her Front Street home in Fort Denton. The bride, gravely ill, agreed to marry to facilitate care as Rev. Cunningham joined them at her bedside. The couple's early union follows the blaze that destroyed the bride’s father’s house on Frenchman ridge last year.
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The
Standard
Fort Denton
James Staples
Gayetta King
Front Street
Miss King
Mr. Staples
KE. Cunningham
Frenchman Ridge
German note on Venezuela sent to Castro in Caracas
Berlin reports an unofficial disclosure that the German charge d affaires in Caracas delivered President Castro a note detailing German claims against Venezuela and setting a time limit for Castro's action.
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Berlin
Caracas
Castro
Venesuela
Note Declares No Germany Ultimatum Over Venezuela
An unofficial statement clarifies that delivering the note to the Venezuelan president is not an ultimatum and does not imply future German actions toward Venezuela.
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Germany
Venezuela
Former Shelby Editor Ragains Ill in Great Falls
J W Shannon a former Shelby Independ ent editor, was taken to Columbus hospital in an unconscious condition after fainting on the train and at a Bon Ton store. His wife summoned aid and doctors said he is doing well with no serious results feared. The cause remains unknown.
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Standard
Great Falls
J. W. Shannon
Shelby Independent
Northern Manana
Columbus Hospital
Shelby
Bon Ton Confectionery
Shannon
Ron. F. R. Ferrand
Oswego
N. Y
Efilis
Edwards
Helena
Poole
Havre
Ferrand
Frank Joslyn
Western Federation of Labor
A. J. Austis
Sunnyside
W. H. Luther
Seres & Davis
Luther Block
Marc Christol
Christol
J. H. Bush
Central Avenue
State Superintendent rules on certificate transfers
Helena January report notes State Superintendent W. W. Welch ruled that a teacher who has not passed eight per cent in an examination for a first class certificate cannot have the certificate transferred to another county. The decision was delivered today during formal proceedings.
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Helena
W. W. Welch
Transfer of Teaching Certificate Sought in County Inquiry
Broadwater county superintendent cites a case where a teacher earned 70 percent on an examination in Lewis and Clarke county and seeks transfer of the certificate. The inquiry states the need to review standards and authority for credential movement across counties.
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Broadwater County
Lewis and Clarke County
Unconfirmed reports on Miss Stone and companion
Sofia dispatches say Miss Stone and Mme Tsilka remain unconfirmed as captives. Brigands hide in Turkish territory while frontier inhabitants press them, leaders reportedly wounded in a recent fight. Some deserters seek Bulgaria reentry as guards watch the frontier. contact with captors hoped in days.
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Sofia
Miss Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Bulgaria
Mayhem Case Settled Over Garfield Ear Bite
Manley Cox was arraigned in Colfax and dismissed after George Giles accepted a cash settlement of 24 dollars for medical and court costs. Giles plans surgery to graft skin from his arm to his bitten ear, with doctors charging about 10 dollars. The Garfield incident stemmed from a drunken attempt to enforce a white shirt edict in a prohibition town.
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Standard
Spokane
Wash
Manley Cox
Garfield
George Giles
Colfax
Giles
Cox
Gans Knocks Out Brodrick in Sixth Round at Eureka Club
Thomas Brodrick of Yonkers New York was knocked out by Joe Gans in the sixth round of a two round bout at the Eureka Athletic Club in Baltimore Maryland on January 3.
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Baltimore
Thomas Bredrick
Yonkers
N. Y
Joe Gans
Eureka Athletic Club
Turkish Troops Mutiny Reported at Bayrent Syria
A Daily Mail dispatch from Cairo reports several hundred exhausted Turkish troops at Bayrent in Syria mutinied last Sunday, demanding overdue pay and arrears from the authorities.
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London
Daily Mail
Cairo
Bayrent
Syria
Mutineers Attack Provincial Governor and Garrison Commandant
Militants assaulted the province’s governor and the garrison commandant, flogging them. Cavalry sent for rescue arrived and was repulsed by the mutineers, with officials in danger.
Burlington Plans Relocation For Billings to Great Falls Line
General Manager Holdrege of the Burlington announces the Billings to Great Falls extension is relocated to the best route. The survey aims to speed construction readiness with the line running 175 miles northwest from Billings to Great Falls. Connections would link coast lines at Billings with the Northern Pacific and at Great Falls with the Great Northern.
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Omaha, Neb
Holdrege
Burlington Railroad Today
Billings
Great Falls
Mont
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Prison Mutiny Ringleaders Start Preliminary Trial
Leavenworth Kansas January 3 The preliminary trial of the five ringleaders of the federal prison mutiny occurred today before United States Commissioner Bond. Three defendants were remanded to the warden to await action by the United States grand jury. The examination of the two remaining prisoners will continue tomorrow.
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Leavenworth Kan
United States
Bond
United States Grand Jury
Tomorro
Lord Strathcona Hints Funding For Aberdeen University Extension
London reports Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal the Canadian high commissioner has sent a £25,000 check to Aberdeen university to assist finishing the campus extension. The gift supports expansion and development of the university facilities.
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London
Lord Strathcona
Mount Royal
Aberdeen University
Bicycle Riders Fight Through Sixth Day Race Standstill
Boston January 3 riders in the six day bicycle race at Park Square garden maintained the same positions throughout the day. At the end of the sixth hour the leaders stood at 1,000 miles and 7 laps.
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Boston
Park Square Garden
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