Walsh Made United States Senator for Montana
Helena Jan 15 Thomas J Walsh's election as United States senator for Montana was confirmed today by the Thirteenth general assembly. The ceremony filled the hall with 78 senators and officials as seating arrangements proved tight. Walsh addressed the assembly, expressing gratitude for the trust placed in him and pledging to serve Montanans.
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New York Suit Seeks Damages for Loss of Husband
A road of petitions for damages follows the death of husbands in a series of claims led by Irene Wallach Jarciv claiming 1.4 million dollars for the loss of her husband Eleney Sp. Harris, a theatrical manager. Other claimants include May Fatrelte of Seitonate Mass and Mrs. Luly Fe Millet widow of Francis D. Millet, with total claims exceeding 10 million dollars against White Star Inc the ship’s owner. The defendant argues liability is limited under US law and seeks to limit damages to under 14 thousand dollars plus wreckage value and passage money.
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Strike ballot ordered in railroad labor dispute in New York
In New York on January 15, a strike ballot was ordered to resolve the standoff between eastern railroads and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen over firemen wages and working conditions. The dispute follows failed negotiations and aims to determine the next steps in the labor action.
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Allies weigh options as Turkey stalls in Balkan peace talks
The Allied powers push for a settlement with Turkey amid tense Balkan negotiations. They outline three possible paths for Ankara, including rejecting Europe’s advice, delaying decision, or seeking a peace basis shift with demilitarization demands. Bulgarians await outcomes while Bulgaria and other delegations hint at satisfaction with fortification terms. The armistice faces denunciation if Turkey delays or resists, with a final move to come after conference deliberations.
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Turkish Warship Slips By Greek Vessels in Dardanelles
The Turkish cruiser Medjidien slipped past Greek destroyers near the Dardanelles at noon and entered the Aegean, firing on the Greek cruiser Macedonia undergoing repairs at Syra harbor. Greek commander warned to intercept. other Turkish ships remained in the straits.
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Land Improvement Bill Expands Three Year Homestead Rules
Washington Jan. Senator and Representative French introduced bills expanding the three year homestead law. They propose defining improvements such as fencing clearing construction of buildings orchards and other cultivation aids as fixed annual per acre values to show good faith. Some regions find it hard to meet cultivation quotas under the current three-year requirement.
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Senator Cum ming Backs 0 Percent Tax on Short Sales
Senator Cum ming of Town introduced a bill proposing zero percent tax on short selling of stocks and on dealing in cotton futures, grain, agricultural products, and provisions. The measure aims to curb short selling practices.
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Warren's Company Cleared of Illicit Fence Charges
A government inquiry found no action against Senator Warren's company over illegal fences in Wyoming and Colorado. The committee concluded the records showed no fraudulent conduct by the firm, though a minority report questioned some land records and alleged threats to settlers. Affidavits and correspondence cited by President Roosevelt and Interior Department officials accompanied the report.
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Warren supporters push bid amid statewide contest
In a Friday effort, PF Kk Warren faced a tightly fought re election in both legislative chambers. Supporters wired from Washington late tonight as Democrats and progressives unite to challenge his bid.
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One Ticket Agent Robbery in Wells Fargo Case
A disorderly robbery attempt at a ticket office in Wells Fargo involved a bandit wielding a revolver who targeted ticket clerks and demanded money. Clayton, a recent purchaser of three tickets for Pittsfield, fled as officers pursued and soon arrested a suspect identified as Monague from Winthrop. Local authorities and hotel staff report limited details and ongoing inquiries.
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Republicans Win Maine Senate Fight in Joint Convention
A Maine joint convention chose Edward Burleigh as U S senator. Burleigh, a Republican, received 91 votes to 82 for Garton, a Democrat, and 5 for Thompson, a Progressive. Ninety-one votes were needed to chair the contest.
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Arson Ring Details Revealed in 19th Century Case
The article describes an arson business network with rivals and “sabotage” schemes. It notes firemen sleeping with their clothes on, investigators naming arson firms, and punishments for insurers and arsonists. It mentions audits, bonds, and a court fight over evidence and charges.
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Fragmented Political Debate Echoes Through Assembly
A stained OCR passage discusses barriers, pledges, and political maneuvering in a legislative assembly. It references figures like O'Shea, Twmey, Wyines, Governor Mie Dewell, and mentions lobby efforts, party dynamics, and tensions among members. The text is garbled but centers on factional pressure and public discourse surrounding policy and governance.
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Opposition Debates Move to Adjourn as Bill Faces Rejection
The opposition leader Andrew Bonar Law moved to reject the measure amid heated debate on Ulster and Home Rule. Premier Asquith argued for safeguards, while figures like James Parker and William O Brien condemned the bill as betrayal of nationalist aims. the session adjourned with calls for further discussion.
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Suffpurge on Tasopa Pierre D Ser 13
A fragmented note reports the suffrage question facing the senate relay with little opposition. The text hints at passage of a constitutional amendment, described as the first time it moved through without much struggle, though details are unclear.
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Varied Bill Proposes Five Day Varnden for Railway Clerks
Washington and Minnesota lawmakers move a bill to standardize a five day Varnden for all government railway stall clerks. Senator Nelson introduces the measure citing efficiency goals and uniform pay procedures across agencies.
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Woman suffrage bill advances through senate debate
The senate recommends passage of a woman suffrage bill amid procedural concerns. A republican pairing and alleged irregularities are noted as debates focus on constitutionality and printing order procedures before general orders. An additional joint resolution by Edwards seeks a wheat market investigation amid east market tensions.
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Disbarment Case To Come Up Again In Seattle
A new trial for Leone Ard Olsson, a socialist agitator, is set as the disbarment case returns to federal court. Judge Hanford ordered a remand to the Tacoma court for a fresh hearing after a stipulation with US Attorney B W Cairns and Gilson’s counsel. The appeal bench will review whether Olsson’s citizenship and oath issues were fairly tested, with a full hearing planned to settle the merits and determine Olsson’s status.
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