Revolt in Paraguay Ends President Aceval Term
Buenos Aires reports a Paraguayan revolt in Asuncion over presidential succession. President Aceval resigns, congress accepts. In the deputies chamber a clash kills Senator Fancido Insfran and wounds Generals Caballeros and Escobar, plus Deputies Miguel Corbalan and Fernando Carreras. The vice president Hector Carvello takes control.
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Buenos Ayres
Republic of
Paraguay
Asuncion
Aceves
General Cabellero
General Escobar
J. A. Escurra
Senor Marro
Senor Freitas
Aceval
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
Facando Insfran
Caballeros
Miguel and Corbalan
Fernando Carreras
Congress of
Senor
Hector Carvello
American Admiral to sail to Venezuelan waters
Admiral Higginson is expected to move with the flagship Kearsarge and several North Atlantic squadron vessels to Venezuelan waters likely basing at La Guayra. He will take a large marine contingent to guard against potential unrest if revolutionists prevail, not to wage offense.
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Jan
Higginson
Kearsarge
Venezuelan
la Guayra
Venezuela
Castro
Chilean naval officer arrives on Orizaba en route to England
New York dispatch notes Commander L. A. Martinone of the Chilean navy among passengers aboard the Orizaba from Colon. He will oversee two new cruisers and two torpedo boat destroyers built in England. About six hundred men sailed from Colon to man the vessels.
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New York
Orizaba
Colon
L. A. Martinone
England
Presidents invited to Corinto meeting by Zelaya
On January 10 a note from Col n reports Zelaya inviting presidents of Costa Rica Honduras Guatemala and El Salvador to a meeting at Corinto Nicaragua. The invitation underscores regional talks amid regional tensions.
Pacific coast shipping unsettled with wrecks and rescues
Victoria reports the collier Wellington ordered to Juneau to replace Bristol’s lost cargo and to search the shore for missing crew. The Santa Clara will be floated after Christmas storm damage. Police pursue Ole Carlsen on opium and whiskey charges, while lighthouse keeper Daykin reports a vessel sunk off Bonilla point with bow and stern damage and potential links to the Puritan wreck.
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B. C
Wellington
Ladysmith
San Francisco
Juneau
Bristol
Santa Clara
Trial Island
Murray
West Coast
Ole Carlsen
Daykin
Carmanah Point
Bonilla Point
Bristol Crew Feared Lost After Ship Beached on Green Island
Vancouver customs report uncertainty over the Bristol collision and wreck. Captain McIntyre and six crewmen may have escaped in a launch and ridden the gale toward Tongas harbor with hope of survival if they kept the boat intact.
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Bristol
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Nover
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Cape Fox
Port Simpson
Parker divorce action filed in district court
Nike Parker begins divorce suit against James M. Parker in Helena district court. She alleges non support and seeks custody of their 5 year old child.
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Helena
Nike Parker
District Court Today
James M. Parker
Great Falls
Montana Affairs at Washington
Washington January 10 The secretary of the treasury has appointed B H to a position in the Montana affairs office. Details on the appointment were not disclosed in the brief dispatch.
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Washington
The
Standard
Secretary of the Treasury
B. H
Tatem of Helene on US assay commission meeting
Tatem of Helena serves on the United States assay commission to test coin weight and fineness at the mints during last year. The commission meets in Helena on February 12. Mrs. W W Dixon, wife of Representative Dixon, visits Senator and Mrs Jones in Arkansas and travels from New York to Montana. Montana pensions include William Appleby in Carroll at ten dollars monthly and Charles K Brown in Red Lodge at twelve dollars.
Nicaragua-U S reciprocity pact expands free imports
The protocol for a Nicaragua United States reciprocity treaty lists bale hay iron boats and iron for boats along with wine fruits and flour free of duty in Nicaragua. Nicaragua also grants free entry of its sugar to the United States due to scarce labor. President Zelaya presented a walking cane to U S Minister Merry engraved with Bueno amigo de Nicaragua.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Sanchez
Kasson
Washington
Zelaya
William L. Merry
Mr. Merry
Cascade county cuts bills and probes sheriff mileage
Great Falls dispatch reports Cascade county commissioners tightening finances by reducing lighting and printing bills. They question a $197 sheriff mileage claim to Canada without a governor’s requisition, awaiting Sheriff Benner’s return. A rough house case, gospel services drawing crowds, and a burglary at the Firefly saloon near Central Avenue are also noted.
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Great Falls
Cascade County
Dakota
Canada
Gormley
Boulder
Teddy Holmes
al Walton
Ys Holmes
M. FE
Ferrand
Presbyterian Church
Central Avenue
First
Second
C. E. Stone
Great Northern
Helena
G. T. Ross
Archibald Gray
Hesper Arrives in Honolulu in Distress from Australia Voyage
The bark Hesper, en route to Freemantle Australia from Victoria, reached Honolulu leaking badly after rough weather. The crew, exhausted by constant pumping, refused to work on Christmas Day and steered for the nearest port.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Hesper
Freemantle
Australia
Victoria
Carnegie Will Fund City Library Upon Ordinance and Site
Miles City January 10 trustees report they have word from Andrew Carnegie. Once he gets a copy of the ordinance creating the city share and details on the site he will arrange payment toward the $16 000 donation.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Carnegie Library
Andrew Carnegie
Bryan to Be Hoston's finest
W. J. Bryan leaves Boston for Holyoke today then returns to host lunch with Mayor Collins. He then visits Cambridge Mayor Namee before delivering an address on the Conquering Nation to Harvard students tomorrow evening.
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Boston
W. J. Bryan
Holyoke
Collins
Namee
Cambridge
Harvard College
Navy reports 12 rebels killed in Samar march
Admiral Rodgers at Cavite wires that Waller finished a ten day march across Samar from Lanaug to Bahey. The column endured great hardships and one captain plus four men were captured while twelve insurgents were killed.
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Washington
Navy Department
Rodgers
Cavite
Waller
Samar
Lanaug
Bahey
Ex-mayor Col. Frank P. Ireland Dies After Fall
Nebraska City reports ex-mayor and longtime state Democratic chair Frank P. Ireland fell from a second story window at his home this morning and died from his injuries. He had once claimed the gubernatorial nomination and was a prominent state political figure.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Frank P. Ireland
Democratic Committee
Cleveland Plans Hunting Trip After Pneumonia Recovery
Ex President Grover Cleveland, recovering from pneumonia, will depart Princeton New Jersey January 22 for a hunting trip to an island off Georgetown South Carolina with a party of friends, remaining several days.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Georgetown
8. C
Census Bureau debate stalls as civil service pattern eyed
The House debated a bill to create a permanent census office and to place current clerks under civil service. While favored in part, opposition said the measure was not mature enough and the bill was recommitted with instructions to draft a detailed organization plan and civil service protections for current employees. The House also granted Mrs. McKinley free mailing privileges during her lifetime.
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House
Hopkins
Census Bureau
McKinley
Barney
Wisconsin
Committee On Appropriations
District of Columbia
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Mann
Illinoie
Corliss
Michigan
Grosvenor
Ohio
Senate
Burkett
Nebraska
Hlemenway
Indiana
Civil Service Commission
Hemenway
Bramwell
Pacific Cable hearing weighs government vs private build
The House Commerce Committee examined the Pacific Cable project led by Commercial-Pacific Cable Co. vice president George G. Ward. He cited contracts to lay a line to Honolulu by November and extend to Manila within two years, with costs estimated at 10 to 12 million dollars and production at 240 miles per month rising to 640. Ward projected rates of 1 dollar to Manila and 35 to 50 cents per word to Honolulu. Hearing continues tomorrow.
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Washington
House Committee On Commerce
George G. Ward
Commercial-Pacific Cable Company
Honolulu
Manila
Hepburn
Messrs
Corliss
Mann
Mr. Ward
Pension Appropriation Bill Reported by House Committee
Washington January 10 The house committee on appropriations completed the pension appropriation bill and reported it to the house. It carries 139 842 280 dollars exactly the estimates amount versus 145 245 230 last year.
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Washington
House Committee On Appropriations
House
Law proposes $25,000 salary for ex presidents
Representative Lovering of Massachusetts introduces a bill to grant a $25,000 annual pension to ex presidents from retirement onward, applicable to any former president living when the law becomes effective.
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Washington
Lovering
Massachusetts
Schley Bills Debate Opens Naval Affairs Meeting
The house committee on naval affairs met in Washington on January 10 to organize. Rep Rixey of Virginia urged full committee consideration of all Schley related measures rather than sending them to a sub committee. The committee showed little support for the proposal.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Rixey
Virginia
Admiral Schley
Schley Case Overseen by Legislative Subcommittee
Ten resolutions and bills relating to the Schley case will be handled by the regular sub-committee on organization rank and pay. The panel includes Representatives Watson Dayton Cousins Taylor Meyer Cummings and Wheeler.
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Watson
Dayton
Cousins
Taylor
Meyer
Cummings
Wheeler
States to Hear Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico Statehood Bills
The committee on territories set hearings for January 28 on Oklahoma statehood, January 31 for Arizona, and February 7 for New Mexico. The Jefferson Territory bill from Indian Territory went to a subcommittee led by Mr. Knox of Massachusetts, with Mr. Flynn the Oklahoma delegate.
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Washington
House Committee On Territories
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Territory
Jefferson
Indian Territory
Knox
Massachusetts
Flynn
Lampre Subpoenaed To Testify On Canal
Washington dated January 10 reports Senator Morgan and the Senate committee on inter oceanic canals issued a subpoena for Me Lampre of the Panama Canal Company. Lampre is to appear before the committee at 11 o clock tomorrow.
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Washington
Morgan
Senate Committee On Inter-Oceanic Canals
Me Lampre
Panama Canal Company
M. Lampre
Boston Chamber backs extension of Chinese exclusion
At a special meeting in Boston today the Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution favoring extending the existing Chinese exclusion law until the 1904 treaty expires, allowing Congress to craft a new provision afterward.
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Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Sherman Proposal Keeps Chinese Exclusion Law In Force
Washington January 10 Representative Sherman of New York introduced a bill continuing in force all laws prohibiting the coming of Chinese.
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Washington
Sherman
New York
Senate panel backs public building bills for Dallas and Portland
Public Buildings, Washington Jan 10. The senate committee on public buildings and grounds today authorized a favorable report on bills including Dallas Texas $150 000 and improvements on public buildings at Portland Oregon 105 000.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Public Buildings and
Dallas
Tex
Portland
Ore
Pioneer Woman Is Gone in Helena After Long Montana Life
Mrs William Reed a Montana pioneer died at 68 after a long stomach cancer illness. Born April 24 1834 in Yorkshire England she crossed the plains from Illinois in 1865 with her husband to Montana reaching Virginia City and later Last Chance gulch before settling in Helena in 1884. Survived by husband two sons George and Charles and daughter Mrs James Patrick. Funeral at Grand Central hotel Sunday at 2 with Rev J F McNamee officiating.
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Standard
Helena
William Reed
Montana
Kendall County
Illinois
Plains
Virginia City
Reeds
Last Chance Gulch
Reed
Grand Central
George
Charles
James Patrick
Grand Central Hotel
J. F. McNamee
First Baptist Church
Boer delegates in Holland seek fair terms for peace
Amsterdam reports Boer delegates anticipate peace overtures soon and demand abandoning unconditional surrender. They privately admit they will not reject any fair offer. If negotiations begin via a neutral power they aim for a modus vivendi reconciling Kruger's independence goal with British terms.
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Holland
Kruger
Great Britain
Proposals to Surrender Reported in London
The Globe reports Boer chiefs may offer to surrender to Britain on a Boer holiday. War Office officials say no surrender proposals have been received from the Boers.
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London
Globe
War Office
Walla Walla Collision Testimony Mixed On Signals
Testimony on the Walla Walla wreck centers on signals and lookout duty. Max barkeeper and captain recount causing lights and near-misses while Walla Walla officers describe delayed responses and misread lights during the collision.
Real estate man Miller denies drunkenness charge
Seattle June 10 Jacob Miller a well known Seattle real estate man and survivor of the wrecked Walla Walla denied reports to reporters that he made statements justifying charges of drunkenness against ship officers.
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Seattle
Wash
Jacob Miller
Walla Walla
Noted Swindler Captured in Boston
Police detain Sydney Lascelles alias Lord Walter Beresford on request from Hot Springs Arkansas for the 1891 $1,200 theft from Lyman J. Hay Arlington hotel. He has used many names and has prior swindling and forgery terms in New York and Georgia.
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Sydney Lascelles
Continents
Walter Beresford
Hot Springs
Ark
Lascelles
Lord Beresford
Harry Vane
R. N
Lord Courtney
Claud B. Lascelles
James B. Lasalle
Lyman J. Hay
Arlington Hotel
Algiers
New York
Georgia
Providence
N. J
Las celles Career Reveals Georgia Hearings and Escape
Sydney Las celles moved from Rome to Georgia a decade ago posing as an English syndicate representative seeking iron properties. He was jailed for forgery, released on bail, then later convicted and sent to a camp from which he escaped. He reappeared in Americus and Fitzgerald, securing a water works franchise before vanishing again.
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Sydney Lascelles
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Georgia
Rome
Americus
Lydia Pinkham Praised for Reform and Relief
The public lauds Lydia E. Pinkham as a reformer whose remedies helped many women. The text extols her support for families and relief from fatigue and pain, noting widespread gratitude from countless women.
Receivership stems from loss of two major customers
H. Rice, president, said today the receivership was caused by the failure of two key buyers, the Colonial Brewing company and a Kentucky distillery, wiping out expected payments and crippling the business.
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FP. H. Rice
Colonial Brewing Company
Kentucky
Improvement Society Meets in Helena Annual Report
The Helena Improvement Society held its annual meeting. H. Glenn reported a year of beautification progress and a treasury of 82 dollars. BE A. Macrum and Mrs. George Booker were re-elected as directors with Henry Fisher elected to replace the late Hermen Gans, and Mrs. H W Child to replace Mrs. E N Brandagee. H. B. Glenn and S. W. Heath were re-elected president and secretary.
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Standard
Helena
Mra. E. N. Brandagee
H. B. Glenn
8. W. Heath
State Banks Report Finances From Montana Institutions
State auditor reports show three banks in good standing in Montana. Cruse Savings bank Helena lists resources 1,176,087 with 362,48 cash and 455,51 bonds, deposits 917,018. Judith Basin bank Lewistown reports 409,559 resources and 254,703 deposits. Ravalli County bank Hamilton shows 266,441 resources and 209,546 deposits. Hawani County bank cited in list with similar figures.
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Helena
Montana
Cruse Savings Bank of
Judith Basin Bank of
Lewistown
Ravalli County Bank of Hamilton
Thomas Cruse Savings Bank
Judith Basin Bank
Hawani County Bank
Prominent Alderney Breeder Alexander McClintock Dies
Lexington January 10 Alexander McClintock aged 68 father of K D McClintock dean of Chicago University and once a leading Alderney stock breeder in the South died after calling his wife and resting his head on her shoulder without uttering a word. He had complained of heart trouble the day before.
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Lexington
Alexander McClintock
K. D. McClintock
Chicago University
South
Osborne Dignan Rejoins Duty After Mental Health Treatment
Osborn Dignan one of the Merrimac sinking participants has been discharged from Ukiah hospital for the insane and returned to duty aboard the U S 8 Independence at Mare Island navy yard.
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Vallejo
Cal
Osborne Dignan
Bartiago
Ukiah Hospital For the
U. S
Mare Island Navy Yard
Pocatello Breaks Ground for Oregon Short Line Shops
A Pocatello dispatch reports construction has begun on the Oregon Short Line machine and construction shops. The $1,250,000 plant will be among the country’s most complete facilities, shaping a major rail industry upgrade for Idaho.
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Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Idaho
Malting Company Receivership In Chicago Cragin Plant
The P. H. Rice Malting Company, running a large Cragin Chicago plant, was placed in the Equitable Trust Company hands as receiver. Liabilities are estimated at 100000 dollars with assets to be determined.
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Chicago
P. H. Rice Malting Company
Cragin
Here
Equitable Trust Company
Miner Jack Frost Dies at Montana Hospital
John Frost a longtime Montana resident and early area miner died at the county hospital from kidney trouble. A native of New Orleans he had no known relatives in Montana. Known as Jack Frost to locals, he worked at the Peerless Jennie mine and various jobs around Rimini. Funeral services are set for tomorrow.
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Helena
Jan
John Frost
Montana
Hia
New Orleans
Jack Frost
Rimini
Peerless Jennie
Boiler blast kills three at West Virginia lumber mill
A boiler explosion at the Lewis Midkiff lumber mill in southern Huntington county today killed three workers and injured several others. The deceased were identified as Lewis Midriff of Pomeroy Ohio Burt Trippett and Benjamin Messinger of Salt Rock W Va.
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W. Va
Lewis Midkiff
Lewis Midriff
Pomeroy
Ohio
Burt Trippett
Benjamin Messinger
Salt Rock
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