Montana Senate Votes Reflect Party Alignments and Queen Victoria Death
In Helena the Montana legislature held a sixth joint ballot with 67 senators and 83 representatives voting on candidates including John MacGinnis and Frank Pelletier. Heinze forces shift strategy as Queen Victoria’s death influences adjournment and solemn respect.
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John MacGinnis
Frank J. Pelletier
Silver Bow
Heinze
Frank
Montana
Great Britain
Victoria
Senate
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House
Omburo Ics
Moore
Conrad
Hoffman
Inee Chass
Busy Montana legislature ends first quarter with bills debated
The assembly’s first quarter ends as the senate adjourns after busy sessions. Key actions include passage of the Powell county DSM and War ners bill in the senate prohibiting extra railway charges for tunnels, while the house remains active with committee work on eight hour laws and bonding for justices.
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Medhuanes
Kilgallin
Bilver Bow County
Jude
Deiog Consideratte Busines
Committee En Teawne Comntiet and
Muntelpad Corporation
Rosebud County
Custer County
Myers
Clark
Studikcarys
Judiciary Committee
Murray
Committee On
Normal School Board
Institutiion
Dillon
Call for Federal Troops Amid Creek Uprising in Indian Territory
300 full blood Creek Indians armed and roaming 400 miles southwest of Muskogee terrorize whites and press to enforce tribal laws. Crazy Snake leads the Snake band. four bands total claim 5000 members. A Fort Keene cavalry troop is dispatched. two men have been killed, protection bands formed by Roley Macintosh, and towns along the Canadian River area report looting and guarded stores.
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United States
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Here
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Rora
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Hturnes
Yald Mountain
Bad Creek
Dewn Fork
Canadian River
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Pleasant Porter
Washington
Roley Macintosh
Wetumika
Marshal Hennett
Porter
Dawes Commission
Laptah Mekko
Snake Bands
McKinley
Hickory Town
Snake Capital
United States Court
Kufala
Ki. Ko Frazier
Eufala
Chlobe-Democrat
Eurals
Hickard Ground
Creek
Murcogee
Bufala
Mekka
Defiane
McNae
Shoenfelt
Agent Shoenfelt
Insurrection in Creek Nation Threatens White Settlers
Reports from the Creek nation describe Snake bands looting, burning, and claiming authority over the Dawes commission. Insurrectionary chiefs threaten executions and demand removal of whites, while U S authorities request federal troops and local forces arm for protection.
Kruger Sails to Utrecht After Illness Return
The Hague January 22 Mr. Kruger began a visit to Utrecht for several weeks. He was greeted by a crowd at the railroad station and said he felt very well on his first public appearance since his recent illness.
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Congress Adopts Resolution on Queen Victoria Death
The House expressed profound sorrow over Queen Victoria's death and asked the President to convey the sentiment to Great Britain. The body adjourned in tribute, with the resolution adopted without dissent, mirroring precedents from France and Russia.
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Dalzell
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Nts
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Committee On Foreign Affairs
House of Representatives
United States of America
Queen Victoria
Hitt
Russia
Senate Adopts Resolutions on Queen Victoria Death
The Senate acknowledged the death of Queen Victoria in a resolution and called for suitable action. The announcement, conveyed unofficially, was noted in Washington on January 22 with the matter continuing on page eleven.
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Queen Victoria
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Cincinnati Opera House in Ruins
A general alarm sent Cincinnati fire crews to the Grane Opera house at Vine and Longworth streets at 5 10 and the flames were below the stage. The theater was crowded and all on the first floor and balcony escaped with minor injuries while many in the gallery faced greater trouble.
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Longworth Street
Cincinnati
Grane Opera House
Vine and
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