Sanguinary final battle in San Domingo near Guayabin
Report from Cape Haytien dated January 4 describes a fierce clash near Guayabin between General Caceres forces and insurgents. Both sides suffered casualties, with the gunboat Independencia planning to surrender if safety guarantees are provided. Morales advocates surrender and ratification by the U.S. Senate. General Caceres backs the convention, while optimism about the republic’s future remains low. Morales' relatives expected to arrive next week.
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Cape Haytien
Hayti
Guayabin
Caceres
San Domingo
Independencia
Morales
Ths
Monteristi
Mingo
United States Senate
Congress of
Republic
General Caceres
General Morales
Morale of General Morales in Puerto Rico Hospital
Gen. Carlos F. Morales former president of San Domingo lies on a hospital cot in San Juan Puerto Rico as he arrives in the United States. The report notes his condition and pending status after arrival.
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San Juan
P. R
Carlos F. Morales
San Domingo
United States
Will Try Primary Law in County of Fergus
Lewistown dispatch reports Fergus county will hold next fall elections under the Waite primary law with both parties supporting a trial. The piece notes bonded property transfers and a nearby murder case in Kendall Sherman, and mentions W C Kruse of Kendall in connection with another mine bond.
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County OF Fergus
Standard
Lewistown
Waite
Vincl cod liver oil praised for strength and vitality
Anaconda druggist Mr. Smith extols Vincl as a concentrated cod liver oil preparation that avoids oiliness while delivering medicinal elements. A physician endorses Vinol as valuable for elderly, weak individuals and lung ailments. The firm guarantees refunds if Vinc fails. Paxson & Efeller, Butte.
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Anaconda
Vinci
Vinc
Smiths Company
Paxson & Efeller
Butte
Gunboat Dubuque Thanks Washington After Presidency
The gunboat Dubuque’s representative conveyed sincere thanks to President Roosevelt and Washington authorities for aid received during his presidency, saying the future salvation of San Domingo rests on continued support from the United States and allied leaders.
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Dubuque
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Washington
The
Republic
Businessmen bond eastern groups for 630000 and develop 14 claims
Stoddard and Walter Smith with associates bond the Golden Rod and Box Elder groups at Kendall for 630000, with 14 claims. Development work begins in May, while Kruse Smith and Stoddard develop the Cottage group of 10 claims. Jury trials start Jan 29 in district court, Sherman murder first on docket, likely long due to jury securing difficulties. The Porter divorce case is expected to be heard later in March. Moore creamery near completion will begin butter making within a month, built with top equipment and aimed at success for Rock Creek farmers.
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Stoddard
Walter Smith
Kendall
Messrs. Kruse
Smith and
Sherman
Porter
Henry Smith
Helena
Moore
Rock Creek
Green-Campbell Mine Showers Progress at Silver Star
Twin Bridges reports the last carload of machinery for the Green Campbell mine at Silver Star due within days. A large crew remains at the mill, expected to be complete and running by early spring. Power lines from Parrot are being built rapidly and will reach the site soon, with plans to extend to Ruby for Conrey Placer dredges.
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Green-Campbell
Silver Star
Parrot
Ruby
Conrey Placer Company
Belgrade Notes Take Little Belgrade Basketball Score
Special Dispatch reports moves and life events in Belgrade. Mr and Mrs Grant Gorem plan to settle in Butte, Mrs Hans Knutson travels to California for the winter, births occur to the McCarthy and Troeh households, Blwen relocates to Cody Wyoming for business, superintendent Mrs Williams visits the local school, Powers heads to Chicago, Pease and Walbrath visit on business, and Belgrade wins a basketball game 28 to 19 after trailing 9 to 11 at halftime.
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Standard
Belgrade
Grant Gorem
Butte
Hans Knutson
California
McCarthy
J. H. Troeh
Blwen
Cody
Wyo
Senator Dryden's Insurance Bill Aims at Publicity and Control
Washington reports Senator Dryden will reintroduce a federal bill to regulate and supervise the insurance business. The measure centers on publicity and safeg uards, creating a comptroller of insurance under the commerce department with bonded officials and an actuary, modeled after bank regulation. The bill seeks to curb evils exposed by New York inquiry and has administration and legal backing.
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Washington
Dryden
Senate
New York Legislative Committee
New York
Congress
Senator Dryden
Bureau of Insurance
Department of Commerce and Labor
National Bank Act
Bureau
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nationalized Insurance Regulation Bill Expands Comptroller Powers
The comptroller would report annually on examinations of interstate insurance firms and provide a full accounting of receipts and expenditures. The act covers corporations, associations, and partnerships in interstate business, with exceptions for fraternal societies. It sets fees, penalties, and requires financial valuations and deposits, leading to nationwide regulation of insurance contracts.
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Treasury
Comptroller
Congress
Bureau
Commissioner of Insurance
United States
Comptroller of Insurance
Bozeman College gains loaned herd of pure bred cattle
Bozeman Montana January 14 through J B Wellcome a Water loo cattle raiser will loan six thoroughbred Hereford cattle to the college for three or four years. At the end of the term the increase will be shared with the donor and the college bears only feeding costs. The plan aims to build a small herd of Jerseys Holsteins Aberdeen Angus and Holloways for student study.
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Bozeman
J. B. Wellcome
Waterloo
Mont
Wellcome
Elliott
Animal Husbandry Department
Great Northern Conductor Jerry Flanigan Relaxed After Paralysis
Jerry Flanigan the Great Northern conductor who suffered paralysis Saturday afternoon was resting easily last night at St James hospital. There was little change in his condition but the attending physician still holds hope for recovery.
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Jerry Flanigan
Great Northern
St. James’ Hospital
Army Transport Sherman Brings Twenty Second Infantry Home
The army transport Sherman arrived today from Manila with 560 enlisted men and their officers of the twenty second infantry. They will be stationed in the city this day.
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San Francisco
Sherman
Manila
Twenty-Second Infantry
Four Irish Groups Planned After Hyde Tour
In Chicago on January 12, four major affiliated organizations will form in the United States following Dr. Douglas Hyde and his Gaelic League tour of Ireland.
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Chicago
Douglas Hyde
Gaelic League of Ireland
United States
Giant cap explodes injuring nine year old Clifford Crowley
Nine year old Clifford Crowley son of C J Crowley timekeeper at the St. Lawrence mine suffered severe injuries when a giant cap exploded in his kitchen while he and his brothers played with powder. The left hand lost two fingers and part of the thumb with the middle finger amputated. the third and little fingers saved. He is at St James hospital under Dr Turner who hopes to save the hand.
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Clifford Crowley
St. James’ Hospital
Christopher Turner
Clifford
J. Crowley
St. Lawrence
North
Washington Street
Seven Hundred Counts Against One Grafters
Indictments by the grand jury in Wilkes Barre Pa accuse Hano ver township school directors Harry Conner W T Lavin Thomas Glynn James Devanney and Thomas Finnegan of conspiracy on six counts each and aiding a tax collector on 18 counts each. Tax Collector H H Hughes faces 704 counts of issuing tax receipts for unassessed taxes and nine counts of embezzlement. Judges of election boards in Miners Mills Edwardsville and Pittston township are charged with election law violations.
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Wilkesbarre
Brand
Hanover Township
Taxpayers’ Association
Harry Conner
W.T. Lavin
Thomas Glynn
James Devanney
Thomas Finnegan
H. H. Hughes
Miners’ Mills
Edwardsville
Pittston Township
News from Caracas is received at last
Caracas reports France and Venezuela sever their relations after M. Taigny is recalled. American minister Russell delivered France’s note, taking archives and interests. French cable line is barred, with dispatches now sent via Trinidad.
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Caracas
Port of Spain
Trinidad
France
M. Taigny
Russell
Venezuela
American minister in Caracas delivers note severing Venezuela ties
Washington reports Mr Russell the American minister at Caracas notified the state department of delivering a note to the Venezuelan government on behalf of France. The action severs diplomatic relations and Russell will protect French interests until France and Venezuela resume friendly relations. No further instructions or advices were received today.
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Washington
Russell
Caracas
State Department
France
Associated Press
Venezuela
Telegraphic Link to Venezuela Open via Trinidad and Amacura
The Commercial Cable company reports Venezuelan government clearance for telegraphic communication through Trinidad and Amacura. Dispatches are sent daily between the points by gunboats.
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New York
The
Commercial Cable Company
Trinidad
Amacura
Caterpillar Test Predicts Mild Winter For West Chester
Truman Evans of East Goshen, a rising weather prophet, cites three caterpillars with dark heads and lighter backs as evidence of a mild winter and cool spring for the region.
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West Chester
Truman Evans
East Goshen
California Prune Wafers Claim Constipation Cure
An advertisement argues that natural living prevents constipation while artificial diets cause it. It touts California Prune Wafers as a guaranteed cure for obstinate constipation biliousness and liver torpor with a 100 wafer supply priced at 25 cents from The Smith Drug Company Anaconda Mont and Christie Leys company Butte Mont.
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California
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Mont
Christie & Leys Company
Butte
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Joan B. Wellcome
Sim
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Philippines
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C. J. Crowley
St. Lawrence Mine
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Everybody's
Everbody’s Magazine
Doty
Macesine
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
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Charles F. Booth
Co. c., Swinborne
R. A. Kinkol
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Washington D.C
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Butte, Mont
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Silver Bow National Bank
Cc. R. Leonard
T. R. Hinds
Fayette Harrington
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Co. R. Leonard
Marcheseee
John MacGinniss
Fayette Harringon
First National Bank Butte
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
J. &. Dutton
State Savings Bank
Buttemont
M. &. Largey
Ss. V. Kemper
E. P. Chapin
R. B. Nuckolls
F. W. Holmes
M.8. Vargey
E. PD. Leavitt
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