Postal codification bill passes in crowded House session
Washington, Jan. 28. The House focused on District of Columbia business and passed the postal codification bill after debating bank charters and several minor measures. A heated exchange occurred between Oklahoma delegate Flynn and Texas representative Stephens over an alleged deception about a Fort Hall reservation provision. The Senate approved Brevet Colonel O Reilly for retirement as a second lieutenant and the House adjourned at 6 30.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Messrs. Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Grosvenor
Ohio
Richardson
Tennessee
Marshall
Brosseus
Banking and Currency
Brosieus
Grosious
King
Utah
United States
Senate
Committee On War Claims
Court of Claims
Haugen
Iowa
House
Treasury
Underwood
Alabama
Hopkins
Sheppard
Texas
Bartlett
Georgia
South
Flynn
Oklahoma
Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Fort Hall Reservation
Mr. Flynn
Thomas O'Reilly
O'Reilly
22Nd Infantry
E. 8. Otis
House panel kills Hyatt patent extension bill
Washington January 3 The house committee on patents defeated the bill to extend the use of the Hyatt patent under which more than two cities and towns pay royalties for filtration systems. Municipalities opposed the measure.
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Washington
House Committee On Patents
Hyatt
Ghipr Laxative Bromo Quinine Promoted as Cure
An advertisement touts Ghipr Laxative Bromo Quinine as a remedy claiming to remove the cause of illness. The copy emphasizes quick relief and uses medical phrasing typical of early 20th century patent medicine promotions.
Kerr Escapes Death Penalty in Rape Case
Paterson N J January 28 George J Kerr was brought to court and entered a plea of non vult to the rape charge in the Jennie Bosschieter case. Prosecutor Emley accepted the plea and Kerr was remanded for sentencing on the rape charge with potential five years hard labor. The murder indictment against Kerr was eliminated. prosecutors plan arraignments for McAlister Campbell and Death and seek immediate sentence. Campbell’s sister is circulating a clemency petition.
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Rock Road
Emley
Kerr
Dixon
Miniley
Non-Gouth
McAlister
Death
Campbell
Jennie Bosschieter
Schulther Peak
Hackman
Valparaiso Consul Resigns and Departures Noted
The United States consul at Valparaiso J F Caples of Portland Oregon has resigned. United States minister Henry L Wilson of Spokane Washington is on leave of absence. Caples and Wilson both sail on the next steamer from Valparaiso.
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Valparaiso de Chill
Galveston
United States
Valparaiso
J. F. Caples
Portland
Ore
Henry L. Wilson
Spokane
Fight May Not Come Off Injunction Planned To Enforce Law
Cincinnati report says Jeffries and Ruhlin were arrested on a warrant from supporters of the Saengerfest Athletic association for training for a prize fight, a state law violation. They were released on $1,000 bonds each by Squire Roebling. A test case will be made against the promoters, with trial set for Thursday morning.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Jeffries
Ruhlin
Saengerfest Athletic Association
Squire Roebling
James Wilder
Roebling
Delphi
Governor Nash halts Jeffries Ruhlin boxing in Cincinnati
Ohio Governor Nash orders legal steps to prevent the Jeffries Ruhlin fight slated for February 15 in Cincinnati. A Hamilton County common pleas court injunction will name Saengerfest Athletic Association Cincinnati Zoological Company and Fight managers as defendants, claiming the event is a public nuisance and a threat to state dignity. If denied, an immediate appeal to higher courts will follow.
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Columbus
Nash
Cincinnati
Ohio
George K. Nash
Jeffries-Rublin
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Saengerfest Athletic Association
Cincinnati Zoological Company
Saengerfest Hall
Sheets
Det
Drift of Local Opinion on Jeffries Ruhlin Fight In Cincinnati
Attorneys consulting with Governor Nash and Attorney General Sheets failed to file the injunction petition in time. Suits against Saengerfest Athletic Club directors will be filed in a local court. Some judges reportedly approved grand jury instructions urging indictments. others did not. The case hinges on which judge presides as ministers and opponents seek the injunction. Local sentiment centers on delaying or cancelling the February fight.
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Cincinnati
Nash
State Capitol
Jeffries-Ruhlin
Saengerefest Athletic Club
Saengerfest Athletic Association
Feb
Will of P. D. Armour Full of Surprises
The will of Philip D. Armour disposes of a 15 million dollar estate with Malvina Armour and J Ogden Armour named executrix and executor. Grandchildren receive large charges at ages 25 and 30 totaling about 2.09 million each if they live to those ages. Armour Institute omitted but likely funded. charity noted as lifetime practice.
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Chicago
Packer
Philip D. Armour
Malvina B. Armour
J. Ogden Armour
P. D. Armour
Lester Armour
P. D. Armour, Jr
California
Malvina Bd. Armour
Pasadena
Cal
Armour Institute
Armour
L. C. Krauthol
Columbus Fights New Hurdle For Promoters
Columbus today blocks promoters with another obstacle. Officials expect the athletic association to respond to the petition promptly, aiming to remove doubts quickly. Legal proceedings are seen as ending within two or three days.
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Columbus
The
Athletic Association
Sale of Seats for Jeffries Ruhlin Fight Excites City
Cincinnati crowd rushes seats for the Jeffries Ruhlin bout with early sales surpassing 80 dollars in an hour and manager Cook forecasting about 20000 dollars in daily receipts and 190000 in the arena on fight night. Ruhlin rides out ten miles while Jeffries injures a knee but trains indoors.
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Cincinnati
Cook
Rubiin
Jeffries
Assessors to Convene in Helena for Uniform Valuation Rate
Special Dispatch reports the Assessors Association of the state meets in Helena tomorrow with many valuers arriving. The session, in Assessor Mariien's office, includes the state board of equalization and aims to agree on a uniform rate of assessment for cattle, poultry, horses, goods and merchandise. Assessor Daniels of Park County presides.
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Helena
Assessors’ Association of
Mariien
State Board of Equalization
Assessor
Daniels
Park County
Stanton Fellows Bill Moves to Committee Despite Protests
Helena Jan 28 Frank fell two votes short in the senate for short term senator with several absentees Walter Cooper gained two while John MacGinniss lost three Cullen Hoffman and Conrad held their own Four labor men in the house voted for Judge William Clancy of Butte MacGinniss voted for Governor Toole The house passed Powell county bill and eight hour bill remains before senate committee on mines and mining The senate debated Stanton fellow servant bill and Cullen juror pay bill before its committee of the whole
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Standard
Helena
Frank
Walter Cooper
John MacGinniss
Charles W. Hoffman
W. G. Conrad
House
William Clancy
Butte
Toole
Senate
Mahon
MacGinniss
Conrad
Patterson
Mantle
Thoroughman
Cooper
Hoffman
Conner
Cascade
McDonald Quinn
Richardson
Lehman
Fitzpatrick
Houge
Pyenis
Meeecaes
Olve
MacGinnis
Werks
ROUEN
Sree Wea
Poomman
Svérivease
Choengy A. Cree Visi
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Clark
Hobson
Crawford
Dee
Dixon
Jensen
McDonald
Lee Mantle
Anderson Geiger
Kelly
McLean
Meyer
Mitchell
Phillipe
Worden
H. L. Frank
Biggs
Courtney
Murray
Myers
Warner
Conrow
Gruwell
Tierney
Kennedy
Connolly
Cullen
W. G. Conrad—Stanton
Baggs
Becker
Bielenberg
Pourne
Brownlee
Ravalli
Donlan
Faust
Godfrey
Gregory
Hedges
Jones
McCune
McIntire
Newberry
Newton
Roland
Shanley
Stull
Adkins
Baker
Kerkin
Brien
Cannon
Cram
Gilchrist
Hill
Wilgallan
Madden
Rossman
Pendergrass
Sullivan
Lewis
Clarke
Urquhart
Ward
White
Corbett
Axtell
Donaldson
Hartwig
Lannin
Meunier Pelletier
Landon
Martin
Metlen
Swindelhurst
Corner
Geary
McDonnell
Woods
Fine
McTague
William Clancy Ferry
Lewney
Quinn, Sullivan
Silver Bow
Joseph K. Toole
Powell County
Committee On Mines and Mining
Senate Committee On Education
Stanton
Judiciary Committee
DIM
Committee of the Whole
House Committee On Internal Improvements
House Committee On Labor
Pelletier
House Committee On Appropriations
Wolffsen
Capitol Building
Boulder
State Penitentiary
Beker
Helena Electric Lighting Company
Judiciary
Gi'christ
House Committee On Mines and Mining
Epidemic of Grip Strains Peruna Production to Limits
An unprecedented grip epidemic drives heavy Peruna shipments nationwide. Manufacturers expand operations to meet urgent demand while customers stock up at first symptoms. Peruna is promoted as a prompt remedy and preventive against after effects of the illness.
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Howard
Alabama
Congressman White
Frances M. Anderson
Washington, D .C
Judge Anderson
Virginia
Harriette A. S. Marsh
Woman's Benevolent Association of Chicago
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Joint Assembly
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Joliet
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