Military necessity drives plan to place Pacific cable under U S control
Washington reports on a House commerce committee hearing where Admiral Bradford Captain Russell and Thomas F. Clark spoke on government takeover of the Pacific cable. General Greely urged imperial control while citing wartime needs, secrecy, and British naval advantage from cable links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific
Commerce Committee of the House
Admiral Bradford
Russel
Philippines
Thomas F. Clark
Western Union Telegraph Company
Clark
Commercial Cable Company
Far East
General Greely
Signal Corps
Germany
China
France
United States
McKinley
Bradford
Polish Boycott of Prussian Goods Continues in Vilna Region
The Polish boycott of Prussian goods remains in effect as the Association of Agriculture and Co-Operative Societies across several provinces near Vilna passes resolutions to halt purchases of German products. The move, announced from St. Petersburg on January 17, underscores escalating tensions in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Association of Agriculture and Co-Operative Societies
Vilna
Shift From German to American Farm Machinery
Many firms that previously handled German agricultural machinery and implements are now exclusively ordering implements and machinery of American manufacture. This shift reflects a broader move toward domestic suppliers in the agricultural sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
The New Champagne Record
The 1901 import of 120 359 cases of G H Mumm Extra Dry surpasses one third of total imports, about 60 000 more than any other brand. The Extra Dry mirrors the 1889 vintage, being more delicate and breedy than the 1893, with immense reserves guaranteeing long lasting quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Mumm
Ore Thieves Target Independence Mine in Victor
Victor Colorado January 17 manager Shipman declares about forty thousand dollars in ore stolen from the Independence mine over eight months about five thousand dollars monthly since the strip to the skin order sparked a near strike. Detectives from the company and other mines hunt the thieves as suspects Kuykendall Blake and Fredenstein are subjected to interrogation with no break.
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Victor
Colo
Shipman
Independence Mine
Stratton
Independence Company
Kerech Kuykendall
Hartley Blake
John B.fredenstein
Helena meeting aims to settle Central Montana Mines dispute
In Helena on January 17 special dispatch reports that stockholders including A C Bragg, A S Wright, G N Nelson and A O Taylor met to arrange the sale of Bragg’s stake in the Central Montana Mines company. Receiver Frank E K Wright presides as talks seek to discharge the receiver and restore the property to owners.
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Helena
Central Montana Mines Company
A. C. Bragg
Cincinnati
A. 8
Wight
Knowles
Frank EK. Wright
Lewistown
Bank of
Fergus County
Wright
Bragg
Ubet
Revolver Wright
Maiden
Whiskey Gulch
Three New Corporations Formed in Montana
Secretary of State Hays recorded three new incorporations in Helena on Jan 17. North Moccasin Mining Co with 2.5 million dollars stock, fee 75 dollars, includes ex Sheriff Waite and several Fergus county officials. Taylor Sickle Head Co formed in Bozeman by Hoffman Taylor and Bussard with 0? capital. Rocky Mountain Oil Co filed with 42 thousand capital, 2.5 million shares at 2 1/2 cents.
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Standard
Helena
Hays
Ths
North Moccasin Mining Company
J. Dd. Waite
Fergus County
F. B. Wright
Bank of
A. B. Wright
Central Montana Mines Company
Austin Warr
W. Waldorf
Lewistown
Bird
Balt Lake
Taylor Sickle Head Company
W. Hoffman
John L. Taylor
W. A. Bussard
Bozeman
Taylor
Pitman
Rocky Mountain Oil Company
Thomas Dilford
K. Foote
W. H. Griffin
A.L. Jacqueth
H. 8
Cannon
Second oil well near Boulder begins flowing
Boulder Colorado reports the second oil well drilled near the city started flowing today. Excitement grows as many parties plan further drilling and land values rise.
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Boulder
Col
Chicago Stockholders Vote to Postpone Annual Meeting
Chicago January 17 stockholders of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Rail Road voted a week’s further postponement of their annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Prince Henry of Prussia to Visit United States on Week-Long Entourage
Berlin reports Prince Henry will travel with a chosen suite including Admiral von Tirpitz, General von Plessen, and other officers. The trip forms a four week program arriving February 22 in New York aboard the Kron Prinz Wilhelm, with stops in Washington and other cities before sailing March 8 on the Deutschland.
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Berlin
Imperial Admiralty
Admiral von Tirpitz
Emperor William
General von Plessen
Prince Henry of
Prussia
United States
Baron von Seckendorff
von Schwind
von Egidy
von Trotha
von Muller
von Grumme
Reich
von Seckendorff
Prince Henry
Hay
von Holleben
New York
Hohenzollern
Washington
Hone
Admiral von Seckendorff
America
Chicago
Norfolk
Victoria
San Francisco
Hertha
Pacific Coast
William
Hohengzollern
Lokal Anzeiger
Kiel
United State Mediterranean Squadron
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Charleston
Niagara
State Department
Germany
Columbia
Plan for Emperor William yacht launch in Washington
Washington plans detailed arrangements for Emperor William II's yacht launch with Prince Henry as personal representative. President Roosevelt meets officials to set a February 25 launch at 10 30 am and confirms transport plans for the presidential party to New York or Newark Bay, with Rear Admiral Evans in charge of naval ceremonies.
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Washington
William Wallace Downey
William
White House
Roosevelt
State Department
Hill
Admiral Evans
Crowninshield
Prince Henry
Battery
New York
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Newark Bay
Ship Building Company
Evans
Prince
Krong Pring Wilhelm
Tompkinsville
Hohengzgodern
Count Quadt
Dr. Hill
General Corbin
Committee On
Senate
House
Bcretary Hay
McKinley
Prince Henry of Prussia to Visit Washington and New York
Washington hosts Prince Henry with a formal reception plan emphasizing simple ceremony and royal honors. A special committee includes Dr. Hill and Gen. Corbin to oversee arrangements, with Navy Rear Admiral Evans and German embassy officials coordinating. A Sunday arrival complicates travel, prompting a rapid domestic tour potential up to St. Louis.
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Washington
Prince Henry
Prussia
New York
Evans
Department of the East
Mill
White House
State Department
David Jayne Hill
Henry C. Corbin
Army
Robley D. Evans
Navy
Count A. von Quadt-Wyckradt-Isny
Theodore A. Bingham
Engineecr Corps
Corbin
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Stops the Couch and Cures Cold in One Day
Laxative Tromo-Quinine Tablets promise a quick cold cure with a no cure no pay offer for 25 cents. The ad claims relief from coughing and congestion and presents a money back or payment option.
Native Chinaman Born in Montana Freed from Custody
Helena dispatch reports Judge Knowles discharged Gung Muck a Havre Chinaman held for deportation after evidence showed he was born in Missoula Montana twenty two years ago. Mother testified he was born in Missoula and lived in Bozeman and BanffSanFrancisco educated there. The court noted strong testimony in his favor and said he could not be deported.
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Speelal
Standard
Helena
Knowles
Havre
Gang Muck
America
Montana
Missoula
Bozeman
Ban Rrancisceo
China
Mack
Butte
Frank Gore
Charles Sutter
Anaconda
Wyman Partridge & Co
Minneapolis
Andrew Jensen
Great Falls
P. Atkinson
Jensen
Supreme Court
District Court of
Cascade County
Transfer May Come Today At Helena Capitol
The state capitol commission, in session since Wednesday, expects to receive the building from the Montana Building company tomorrow. H S Frank, president of the Montana Building company, arrived from Butte to witness the transfer and said he anticipated it would occur without obstacle.
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The
Standard
Helena
State Capitol Commission
Montana Building Company
H. S. Frank
Butte
Helena Bank Statement Shows Healthy Assets and Liabilities
The Union Bank and Trust company of Helena presented its condition to State Auditor Calderhead. Assets include Loans 754,013.80 dollars and cash 179,214.34 with deposits 685,768.07 and due to banks 518,273.73. Total assets 1,301,537.37. capital stock 100,000. surplus 25,000. undivided profits 52,492.57. total liabilities 1,231,587.37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Union Bank and Trust Company of
Calderhead
George L. Ramsey
Prices Weakened in Broad Trade as Spring Promises Rise
Bradstreet's report notes a weekly price decline in securities food products and copper with stronger spring activity in cotton woolens and textiles. Iron and steel lead new business while pig iron and copper face price pressure. wheat corn and exports show varied movements amid bear rumors and renewed export demand.
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New York
Bradstreet
Northwest
Southwest
California
Pittsburg
No. 2
Birmingham
United States
Not Included in Totals Over Clearing and Comparison
The report notes items are excluded from totals due to inclusion of other items than clearings and because no comparison is available for the prior year.
Explosion Injures Post Clerk In Knoxville Package
Knoxville Tenn Jan 17 J W Mar Un, a post office clerk, was injured today by the explosion of a package of powder nitro glycerine or an internal machine. He was stamping letters when a package addressed to a hardware house here exploded as it was struck with a stamp. Examination revealed the name of a New York firm on the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
J. W. Mar UN
New York
Nerve Power Belt Ad Promises Free Books
An old style advertisement from Nerve Power by Dr Bennett Electric Belt Co claims a limited one week offer. It promises free books and mentions their Denver office at 10 to 26 Union Building.
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Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co
Union Bidg
Denver
Colo
Smokeless Powder Concern Sparks Postal Investigation
Postal authorities have launched an investigation into a smokeless powder concern. Officials are reviewing safety measures and delays in shipments while seeking leads on the source of the issue.
Sheriff Brisben Aims for Jan. Return of Bank Wrecker
A London cablegram to the county attorney from Sheriff Brisben requests authorization to claim the reward for the capture of H. St. John Dix, wanted on wrecking charges. Brisben plans to sail back to the United States with his prisoner on Saturday, Jan. 15.
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New Whatcom
Jan. K
Brisben
London
H. St. John Dix
United States
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Pacific Line
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Peror
Wakens
W Knowles
Caplito! Commission
Tition Bank and Trust Statement
Vail
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Philadethia
Uis
Pittebore Eee
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Francisco
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Cleveland
New Orleans
Detroit
Louisville
Indianapolis
Provide Nee
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Savannah
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Portland
Ore
Galveston
Ouston
Colorado Springs
Teers
Montreal
Toronto
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Halifax
Vancouver
Hamilton
John
V.ctoria
Montana Undertaking Co
East Park Street
Thos. Lavell
Thos. Sullivan
Bennett
Will
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