Bryan Speaks For Boers At Cleveland Meeting
Four thousand attend pro Boer rally at Gracy's armory with W J Bryan and Mayor Johnson present. Bryan urges sympathy for Boers, calls war costly and a lesson for England, resolutions to Roosevelt. The meeting honors native Boers now residents of Cleveland and criticizes reconcentration camps.
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Cleveland
Gracy's
W. J. Bryan
Johnson
Bryan
Gbryan
John J. Lentz
Messrs. Bryan and
Mr. Bryan
England
Faelish
United States
Roosevelt
McKinley
Manchester
Roosevelt urged to continue push to end concentration camps
The article urges President Roosevelt to carry on his predecessor’s work to close concentration camps and end the war, noting its unprecedented ferocity and cost. It also calls for enforcing the 1871 treaty of Washington to prevent British vessels from using U.S. supplies for war.
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Roosevelt
Washington
United States
International Sanitary Commission Proposed at Pan Am Conference
The Pan American conference committees call for an International sanitary commission to coordinate maritime quarantine. Nations would appoint up to seven delegates each, create a permanent bureau in Washington, and meet first in Washington a year after adoption to promote mutual health protection and freer commerce.
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Mexico City
United States
International Sanitary Commission
Washington
Marine Hospital Service of
Washington, DC
Campaign in Batangas and Leyte Amid War News
General J Franklin Bell leads a vigorous campaign in Batangas with Colonels Wint and Dougherty driving insurgents toward Tayabas. Native constabulary aid in capturing men and rifles. In Samar insurgents remain hard to find, and Captain Schoffel of the ninth artillery is praised for courage after a hand to hand fight. Major Meyer reports Loztering car tridge plant and powder factory captured at Ormoc, while Leyte’s wires are largely cut. The Guardia de Honor in Luzon faces sedition charges. The Balayan church falls to earthquake damage.
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Manila
Dan. i
J. Franklin Bell
Batangas
Wint
Dougherty
Tayabas
Bell
General Bell
Lopez
Island
Samar
Schoffel
Ninth Artillery
Capday
Seamer Island
Company Hk
Scheffel
Schoeffel
Leyte
Samer
Albert L. Meyer
7Th Infantry
Ormoc
Meyer
Henry T. Allen
Ishand
Mindoro
Yeserday
Signal Corps
Pitcher
Midoro
Tarlac
Luzon
Guardia de Honor
Pollilo
Balayan
McKinley Memorial Arch Bill Seeks District Site
Washington January 5 The McKinley National Memorial Arch association drafts a bill to create a commission to select a site in DC for a memorial arch to President William McKinley. The commission may use unoccupied federal land except Capitol grounds and Library of Congress to host plans and models, with up to 25000 dollars paid to artists. The commission would report its actions to Congress.
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Washington
William Mc Kinley
District of Columbia
Joint Committee On Library
Secretary of State
Secretary of War
William McKinley
United States
Capitol
Library of Congress
Congress of the United States
Married at Midnight in Frankfort Social Round
John Barricklow a Farmers Bank bookkeeper and Miss Helen Moore daughter of W R Moore were married at 1 AM in the bride's home. A party of young people heard a joke about a summer wedding and volunteered to help with the license and minister. Rev Horace G Ogden of the First M EF Church officiated.
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Frankfort
Ind
John. Barrick’ow
Farmers’ Bank
Helen Moore
W. R Moore
Barricklow
Abs Nt
Horace G. Ogden
M. EF
FELTHOUSEN CHEERFUL CLAIM OF LAND TITLE FITTING FOR WORK
Special dispatch from Great Falls reports Joseph Felt hausen jokingly called the Captain Streeter of the city continues to squat on lands claimed by the St. Paul Minneapolis Manitoba Railway company. He asserts the railroad never obtained valid title and says the land remains in Uncle Sam. He plans steps to perfect his title and says he will avoid work.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Joseph D. Felthousen
Captain Streeter
Lake Michigan
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company
Uncle Sam
Mr. Felthausen
Rockefeller gas concession sparks Paris controversy
La Liberte reports the Rockefellers seek a Paris gas concession and argues the move would threaten national prestige. The paper warns it would aid American imperialist aims by pushing out foreign industry and threatening French coal usage.
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Paris
la Liberte
Rockefellers
Europe
Lincoln Memorial Observance Urged For Lincoln Birthday
The American Missionary Association calls Congregational churches to mark Sunday February 9 as a Lincoln memorial. They urge emphasis on Christian patriotism and note Lincoln’s ties to southern schooling and church planting through their missions among eight million African Americans. The appeal cites his urging of kind treatment of Indians and the association’s Negro and Indian departments as its legacy.
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New York
American Missionary Association
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lncoln
South
Lincoln
Eccentric Princess Declared Hopelessly Insane
Merlin Jan 5 Princess Louise daughter of King Leopold of Belgium is pronounced hopelessly insane after years confined at a retreat near Dresden Her daughter Princess Dorotha wed Ernest Genthier Duke of Schleswig Holstein brother of Germanys empress Her sister Princess Stephanie was wife of Archduke Rudolph of Austria who died by suicide
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Merlin
Louise
Leopold
Belgium
Philip
Saxe-Coburg- Gotha
Dresden
Dorotha
Ernest Genthier
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
Stephanie
Archduke Rudolph
Austria
Young Corbett Given First Chance On Title duties
Denver January 5 Young Corbett featherweight champion opens a week at the Tabor Grand with P J Kelley’s company and receives a challenge from Eddie Cook for a bout with George Weitse. Terry McGovern will have the first chance during 15 weeks under Kennedy. exhibitions planned in St Louis Louisville Chicago Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati Pittsburg Toledo Indianapolis New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Washington.
Leopard's Bite Fatal in Wisconsin Menagerie
Benjamin Hess, bitten by a leopard that escaped from Pacpcorn George Hall's menagerie in Evansville Wisconsin in September, died today after nearly four months of suffering. The same animal had bitten another worker at Milwaukee Zoo two weeks later, though that attack resulted in no serious injuries.
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Evansville
Wis
Benjamin Hess
German Mormon conference gathers 125 missionaries in Germany
Berlin reports the German Mormon conference led by Hugh J. Cannon son of the late George Q Cannon. About 125 missionaries are working in Germany and have secured followers, with attendance by more than 100 German missionaries at the event.
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Berlin
Hugh J. Cannon
George Q Cannon
Germany
Installations Highlight Local Fraternal Orders in Great Falls
Across Great Falls last week numerous elections and installations occurred in local groups. The Carpenters Union and Modern Woodmen named officers, along with Royal Neighbors Cascade lodge A F and A M and other societies revealing new leadership and roles for members including presidents consuls secretaries and wardens.
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Standard
Great Falls
An. 5
Carpenters’ Union
L. L. Harmon
A. V. Carlson
Mr. Kegan
J. J. Emmerton
George Robin
H. Miles
L. D. Fulmer
Minta Bolton
Barah FE
Alio
Amelia BB. Nichols
Inside Sentinel
Alice Denison
Outside Sentinel
Nellie McKay
Mary FE
Sweeney
Charles T. Sweeney
Cascade Lodge
A. F
A. M
W. M
M. N. Race
L. W. Estey
A. E. Roberts
S. G
William G. Gmahling
John
Genella Parker
Sarah Cunningham
Mannig Campbell
Piiza B. Miles
Cleo Winbom
Lena Wallace
Pioneers of the Pacific
FE. L. White
J. W. Speer
Cap
Man Killed in City Scuffle Over Child
In Sioux City Iowa on January 5 a fight over a child led to Leonard Shelgren of Cherokee being killed by a punch from Frank BK Ferguson who surrendered to police. Ferguson says he acted in self defense.
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Sioux City
Towa
Leonard Shelgren
Cherokee
Frank BK. Ferguson
Ferguson
Igren
Severe North Weather and Fatalities Reported Near Dawson
The Steamer Amur brought 1 passenger from Dawson reporting extremely cold weather with 3 degrees below zero last Tuesday. Two deaths from exposure near Dawson were noted two weeks earlier. Gale and stormy conditions affected Briagway and the steamer City of Topeka sustained minor damage.
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Vancouver
Amur
Skagway
Dawson
Briagway
Topeka
Balvational Army Commander to Stay for Consul’s Removal
Oakland news reports Commander Rooth Tucker of the Salvation Army will remain until his wife Consul Emma Booth-Tucker can be safely moved to New York. The consul’s U S tour dates are canceled and the national congress of officers likely abandoned.
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Oakland
Cal
Rooth Tucker
Balvation Army
Emma Booth-Tucker
New York
United States
National Congress of Officers
Ship Benjam in Sewall Adrift in Honolulu Harbor
Dispatches from Honolulu report the brig Benjam in Sewall bound Moodyville to Freemont put into Honolulu December 2 with a leak of six inches per hour. Her voyage was troubled by heavy gales from November 13 to December. distress signals were blown away by the wind.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Benjamin Sewall
Moodyville
Freemont
Sewall
Brickyard and Carroll Schedules Amid Train Timings
Readable fragments show conversion and departure times at Brickyard and Carroll stations with a series of daily rail and bus intervals listed. Key moments include intervals around early afternoon and late evening, with multiple departures spanning 2:10 p.m. to 8:11 p.m. and a midnight notation.
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Jim Hall
Cif
Hall
Pan-American Congress
Tain
Harry Sheppard
J. F. White
A. J. Zimmerman
Earl Richardson
George Bell
Rhoda L. Wood
North Scout
Lucretia M. Taylor
South Scout
Dr. Wood
Benjamin Wood
Sentinel
Joseph Stocker
Peacefual
M'Kinley Arch
Congress
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Lilly Brackett
Pingree & Smith
John Meier
MacCallum
Cloutier
Montana
Felthousen
Rockefeller
Lincoln Memorial
She
King Leopold of
Prince Philip of
Saxe
oburg-Gotha
Young Corbett
Vroselysting
Geormanys
East Park Street
Thos. Lavell
Thos. Sullivan
A. P
Butte
Anaconda
Union
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North Coast Limited
Silver Bow
Oregon Short Line
Great Northern
Loca Northern Pacific Railway
Connecway
Moon Ma NC
Burlington
Omaha
Denver
Kansas City
St. Louis
Northern Pacific Ticket Offices
Phil Daniels
Broadway
Lutte, Mont
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Hutte
St Paul
Helena
North Main Street
J. E. Dawson
Skating Rink
Carroll
Brickyard and Carroll
Third Street
Commercial Avenue
Valiabli
St. James Medical Association
St. James Bidg
Cincinnat
Munyon
Remeev
Duluth
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
St. Paul and
Maat
Missouri River Points
Missouri River
Whitehall
Twin Ridges
Norris and Fony
N. P
W. H. Merriman
Los Angeles
Portlane
Ogden and
Salt Lake
Allvine
Butte, Movi
A. Wilson
Icure
W. A. Cook
Cook Medical CO
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