Senators Clash Over Naval Reserve and Militia Roles
In Washington Jan 15 a lively Senate debate erupts after Maine's Mr Hale introduces naval reserve bills. critics warn against militiamen being undermined while supporters defend state guards and volunteers. Hoar later seeks info on Bermuda prisoner duties under The Hague convention.
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Pension bill passes in House with memorial exercises planned
Washington January 15 The House passed the pension appropriation bill after three days of debate and adjourned until Saturday. A McKinley memorial is set for February 27 with an address by John Hay. Montague Lessler was sworn in to succeed Nicholas Muller.
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Hale unveils Senate naval reserve bills in spirited debate
In Washington on January 15 Senator Hale introduced a bill to create a naval reserve of up to 3,000 men and 0 officers with pay details for enlisted and officer ranks. A second Hale measure seeks a reserve from honorably discharged sailors without a set size.
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German American Relations Seen Shifting Since War
The Frankfurter Zeitung editorial notes friendship until German officials showed sympathy for Spain at the start of the Spanish-American War. Since then Germany believes the United States is a major factor to reckon with worldwide, as trade relations grow and cooperation between the two powers expands across Europe America and Asia.
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Frankfurter Zeitung
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America
Asia
Woman Denied Damages in Northern Pacific Suit
Special Dispatch reports Mary Freebury failed to win damages from the Northern Pacific railroad after a Chestnut Galatin county incident on November 5. The jury deliberated about seven hours and found no entitlement to compensation despite her claim of spine injuries and internal damage from a jerk on a smoking car stair.
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Helena
United States
Mary Freebury
Northern Pacific Railroad
Chestnut
Gallatin County
Livingston
Bust to Schley Proposed in Annapolis House
Delegate Griffith introduced a bill in the Maryland House of Delegates to appropriate 3000 dollars to purchase and erect a life size bust of Rear Admiral W. S. Schley in the state house.
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Northern Montana Memoir and City News Highlights
Great Falls reports include a triple hanging noted by Miss Martha Williams among letters from the Philippines. A foreman, Frank Toohill, faces assault charges after a morning incident, while Motorman Tate is missing following a streetcar collision. Plus, car lines expand with new cars and double tracking plans amid ore shipments and local fraternal officer installations.
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Martha P. Williams
Phillipines
New Possessions
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George Priest
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C. H. Tate
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W. D. Dickinson
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Av J. Johnson
Sheridan
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South Africa
Boston & Montana
George Danks
Frank Boulton
Cascade
Woodmen of American
al Briscoe
Typhoid Patient Admitted. X-Ray Clears Injury at Smelter
Joe Bersauthe of Little Milwaukee was admitted to Columbus hospital today with typhoid fever. An X-ray of George Evans, recently badly injured at the smelter, suggests amputation of a leg will not be necessary.
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John Remer
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Joe Bersauthe
Little Milwaukee
Columbus Hospital
George Evans
Pope’s Death Expected as Rome Pope Fades
London reports a Vanity Fair correspondent says the pope may die any day. He is barely alive, takes little nourishment, and mostly dozes, with no awareness of surroundings.
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Vanity Fair
Rome
Prince Henry to Visit United States Aboard Hohenzollern
Berlin reports detailed plans for Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia to sail from Kiel to Newport News and then to New York aboard the Hohenzollern. The prince is to reciprocate U.S. hospitality with a grand banquet and calls on President Roosevelt in Washington, while Emperor William will remain in Germany.
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Wertheimer and Feldberg Battle Creek Helena Wedding
Alfred K. Wertheimer of Butte and Miss Belle Feldberg of Helena wed at the Feldberg residence in Helena with relatives present. Rabbi Meinziener officiated. Judith Bernheim was bridesmaid and S Wertheimer served as best man. The couple will travel to Walla Walla and coast cities before returning to Butte in a month.
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Standard
Helena
Alfred K. Wertheimer
Siege
Butte
Belle Feldberg
Charles Heilbronner
Feldberg
Eighth Avenue
Rabbi Meinziener
Temple Emanuel
Judith Bernheim
S. Wertheimer
Walla Walla
Wash
Great Northern
L. V. Wertheimer
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promote Safe Catarrh Relief
Advertises Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe effective internal remedy for catarrh with no cocaine or opiates. Claims Dr Ramedell and Dr Wainwright endorse daily use, noting cures of long standing catarrh, headaches, and deafness. Sold by druggists for fifty cents. free cause and cure booklet offered by F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Wainwright
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Millions for Equipment
The Santa Fe plans 13 million dollars in equipment purchases this year funded by a 30 million bond issue. Orders include 5 000 box cars and new locomotives while most passenger equipment will be renewed. Remaining bond proceeds cover debt relief and new terminals in San Francisco with the rest for grade reductions.
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Peruna advertised as cure for pelvic catarrh and catarrh
An advertisement features ARABELLA MACDONALD and MRS. BELVA LOCKWOOD praising Peruna for pelvic catarrh relief. It claims Peruna acts systemically on inflamed mucous membranes and offers free medical advice from Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio. It urges readers to ask their druggist for a free Peruna Almanac.
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Belva Lockwood
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
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Chile Withholds Plan on Hague Adherence At Pan American Talks
Mexico City January 15 Chilean delegates oppose a joint plan for American adoption of The Hague conventions and urge an independent Chilean proposal. The plan calls for adherence to Hague measures for peaceful dispute settlement and maritime and land warfare laws with the United States and Mexico authorized to negotiate with other signatories. The document outlines a path for non signatories to access arbitration, while Chile aims to obstruct and Ecuador backs Chile.
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Burlington Likely deal to run trains to Los Angeles
A Washington conference involving G F Manderson R C Kerens Senator Clark and Harriman syndicate reps discussed Burlington Railways moving trains to Los Angeles via Clark's Salt Lake coast route. The talks propose buying or leasing the Oregon Short Line with a possible parallel line if needed, aiming for through service by year end.
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Death of Appleton paper magnate A. W. Patton
A. W. Patton, noted Appleton paper manufacturer and multimillionaire, died today at his home after a months long illness. Patton had been a prominent business figure in Wisconsin.
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Morris Rosenbaum Dies Prominent Chicago Board Trader
Morris Rosenbaum of the Rosenbaum brothers firm, a longtime Chicago board of trade figure for 25 years, died today at age 65 from apoplexy.
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Morris Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum Brothers
Board of Trade
Prince Henry to visit America with large German entourage
Washington reports Prince Henry of Germany will arrive February 22 aboard the Kron Prinz Wilhelm and depart March aboard the Hamburg American liner Columbia. He will be accompanied by Hofmarschall Vice Admiral von Seckendorff and several aides, with Emperor William's adjutant general and navy officials also in the party. Secretary Long consents to Admiral Evans leading naval reception planning with junior officers to assist. Major General Brooke expected to represent the United States at the reception.
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Department of the East
Mining men from De Borgia and Spokane in Missoula
In Missoula on January 15 Charles A. Wing of De Borgia and J F Holden of Spokane visit for Deer Creek country mining interests. They will stay a couple of days to conduct business and inspect claims.
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Missoula
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Deer Creek
Land Prices Advancing in Missoula
Special Dispatch reports rapid land price increases in Missoula. A North Missoula plot rose from 400 to 450 dollars after a buyer delayed. the seller then offered it to a prior bidder for 700 dollars, gaining 200 dollars in a week.
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Legislature Declares Schley Hero of Santiago Battle
Jackson Mississippi. Both houses unanimously adopt a resolution declaring Rear Admiral Schley the rightful hero of the Battle of Santiago and entitled to the unfailing gratitude of his country. It endorses Admiral Dewey’s report in the Schley court of inquiry and condemns the majority report. The resolution also invites Schley to visit Jackson.
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Kessler Will Probated In State Court
The will of Nicholas Kessler was admitted to probate in the state court. Letters testamentary issued to sons Charles N. and Frederick Kessler, named executors without bond. The estate valued at $200,000 is left to two sons and one daughter.
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Helena
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Charles N
Frederick Kessler
Electric Belt Claims by Dr Bennett at Nerve Power
Advertisement-style notice touts Dr Bennett's Electric Belt promising relief for nerve power in both sexes and varied ailments including rheumatism kidney liver bladder stomach disorders constipation and female complaints through a biomedical belt system.
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Chile Delays Hague Conference Plan Amid Arbitration Tactics
The session reveals Chilean obstruction to The Hague arbitration plan with demands to debate rather than pass. Mexico and Venezuela voice concern as Chile’s strategy risks delaying or derailing the conference and withdrawing delegations. Extra session planned to continue discussions.
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