Sugar Policy Debate: Beet Sugar vs Cane and Cuban Annexation
Dr. H W Wiley testified before the Ways and Means Committee on Cuba reciprocity, sugar origins, and European bounty. He argued beet sugar cannot supplant cane, urged Cuba’s appeal to Europe, and favored Cuban annexation with caution on reduced sugar duties.
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Washington
H. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Ways and Means
Europe
America
Wiley
Cuba
United States
Spain
Newlands
Nevada
Richardson
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Root
Nebraska
Secretary of Agriculture
Wood
Agricultural Department
Dr. Wiley
Chare
Payne
Com- Miltec Ae
Democraty
Sey
Boulder Mining Notes Highlight Prospects and Disputes
A fine strike at the Maltinore mine near Boulder boosts the leasehold to Wiliam Ow ley and I. D. Pritchett with five foot veins promising profits. The Eureka mine on Little Boulder remains idle despite earlier optimism and shipments to East Helena. Longtime prospector Ben Maron, aged 14, continues mining six miles north, while pioneer Mason, crossled plains in 1882, reflects on health and longevity. A Jefferson water-right suit against multiple defendants centers on a ditch and damages claims, with trial by judge and briefs to follow.
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Standard
Boulder
Fam Mackey
Wiliam Owsley
Butte
I. D. Pritchett
Eureka
Little Boulder
East Helena
Messrs
Cook
Riley
Plood
Ois
Urele Ben Maron
Mason
Plains
Colorado
West Virginia
Montana
Sith
Jefferson
Jorge Perker
John Mall
James Fleet
P. H. Laddy
A F. Ruad
Jr. Bhellady
August Duro
Chinaman Smuggled Into Country Identified by Papers
Fort Benton January 29 report states a Chinaman found under Front street on the 18th was smuggled into the United States. Authorities say his papers appear fraudulent dated 1892 and have not been registered since.
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Fort Benton
Sullivan
Front Street
Republican panel to draft war revenue tax repeal bill
Washington delegates from the Ways and Means Committee plan a broad reduction of war revenue taxes totaling about 68 million dollars. The full panel will meet tomorrow to begin work on the measure, with aim to repeal much of the current revenue and shift focus from Cuba before further relief decisions. The scope may exceed beer and tea, encompassing larger cuts, though Cuba's tax burden is kept for later.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Payne
Cuba
Wainwright Warrant Issued In St Louis Bribery Probe
Judge Wood issues a bench warrant for Ellis Wainwright president of the St Louis Brewing Co and director of St Louis Suburban Co a deputy sheriff fails to locate him and he is said to be in New York Grand jury begins reinvestigation of the Central Traction bribery case and the north and south bill Circuit Attorney Folk says the state will pursue both cases 28 members of the last year s house of delegates subpoenaed Charles Turner of Suburban Co testified before the grand jury
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St. Louis
Wood
Ellis Wainwright
St. Louis Brewing Company
Wainwright
New York
Grand Jury
Circuit
Folk
House of Delegates
Charles Turner
Hackett
Governor Van Sant Rejects Minneapolis Petition On Railroad Merger
Governor Van Sant responds to Minneapolis business leaders urging he stop his fight against the Northern Securities merger. He states the consolidation of Northern Pacific and Great Northern violates state law and will be vigorously prosecuted, citing long standing policy against parallel railroads and the duty to enforce the statutes.
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St. Paul, Minn
van Sant
Minneapolis
Janney Semple
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railway
Northern Securities Company
Witness Baker Testifies Re Signatures In Patrick Rice Case
Capt James A Baker testified at the Albert T Patrick murder trial in New York on signatures and forgeries tied to the Rice estate. He refused to conclude Patrick was present during depositions and noted he consulted handwriting experts before forming opinions. The trial adjourned with Baker disputing the genuineness of Rice's signature on assignments and the 1900 will.
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New York
James A. Baker
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Rice
Patrick
Norman Meldrum
Goff
Captain Baker
W. M. Rice
Baker
Peruna Praised By Women And Mothers In Letters
Mrs. G W Miller of Minneapolis extols Peruna as a blessing for household strain and child illness, saying it restored her when tired and prevented colds from worsening. Sara McGahan of Albany shares rapid influenza recovery after taking Peruna, and both seek medical guidance from Dr. Hartman if results vary.
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G. W. Miller
North Wirst Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Peruna
Smallpox in Big Timber Prompts School Closures
In Big Timber a new smallpox case is confirmed for Elsie West. The city board of health closes public schools for three weeks and quarantines the ranch home on the Boulder. Two other children sick and a dance at the Ault ranch linked to possible transmission are noted as authorities push vaccination among local children.
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The
Standard
Elsie West
Edward West
Board of Health
Miss West
Boulder
West
Ault Ranch
Minnesota
Uie
Echo
Free Delivery Service Planned for Bozeman
Washington reports Senator Clark has been informed by the first assistant postmaster general that free delivery will begin in Bozeman on July 1 with two carriers. The move follows sustained pushes by the senator and congressman since Congress convened.
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Standard
Washington
Clark
Bozeman
Congress
Hillings degree team helps organize new lodge in Forsyth
The Hillings degree team of the Modern Woodmen of America organized a new lodge in Forsyth after a recent visiting installation. Charles M. Patterson, assistant deputy head consul, led the effort and plans to organize another large lodge in Rancher soon. A banquet followed the installation.
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Standard
Forsyth
Hillings
Modern
Woodmen of America
Charles M. Patterson
Peruna Endorsed By Chicago Women Group Leader
Miss Emily Milburne, president of the West Side Young Woman's Club in Chicago, writes praising Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio. She states club members for four years used Peruna for coughs catarrh influenza and grippe and finds it superior as a tonic and indigestion remedy and endorses it as a trusted aid for women. She urges asking a druggist for a free Peruna Almanac.
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Emily Milburne
West Side Young Woman's Club
West Congress Street
Chicago
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
West Side Club
Miss Edmly Pulburne
Billings and Yellowstone Local Notes and Moves
Billings residents share a string of moves and arrivals. L Mann and others head to Forsyth for a Modern Woodmen camp while Secretary of State Hays returns to Helena. W H Morse resigns as deputy county clerk to manage a Beaumont rice plantation. James Carwile succeeds him. A Buchanan arrives to join News housekeeping plans. Ed Babb opens a cafe in Gruwell block. John Stockwell suffers a paralytic stroke with poor prognosis. Six smallpox cases appear in Billings pesthouse, including Henry Brooks from Laurel.
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Standard
Billings
L. Mann
FE. W. Keene
Henry Kerr
B. H. Brown
F. Warnick
M. Durkin
Forsyth
Woodmen of America
Beaumont
Wen
Nat G. Carwile
James Carwile
Morse
Billings High
A. Buchanan
the News
Buchanan
Ed Babb
Butte
Gruwell Block
John Stockwell
B. Stockwell
Thirtieth Street
George W. Handel
Musselshell
Handel Bros
Henry Brooks
Laurel
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
Testimonial from Hulda Jakeman of Salt Lake City Utah credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing severe menstrual pain after physician failed to help and recommends the remedy to all women. The letter warns the P5000 forfeit claim as not genuine and cites Lynn Mass as address.
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Jakeman
Elders of the Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lydia E. Pinkham
Woeman
Hulda Jakeman
Jake- Man
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Deserter Surrenders to Sheriff in Boulder
Virgil P. Dickerson, a young man from Fort Assiniboine, surrendered to the Boulder sheriff claiming he deserted the US Army. He traveled as far as Boulder then turned back due to severe cold and will be sent to Port Harrison near Helena for garrison duties and possible desertion punishment.
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Standard
Boulder
Virgil P. Dickerson
United States Army
Fo Assiniboine
Fort Assiniboine
Port Harrison
Helena
Tom Sherock
Dieckerson
Shelby Items Special Correspondence Sparks Water Hope
Shelby January 29 report notes H B Meibaxh and bride arriving at the afternoon train. Jones formerly of Pondera now Kalispell passes through Shelby to Lethbridge as witness in the Jones brothers shooting scrape. Joseph Briggs froze ears in cold snap. Water supply improvements touted as 15 feet above town to allow piped water and boost growth and school expansion drawing wealthy ranchers for education.
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Standard
Shelby
H. B. Meibaxh
Jones
Pondera
Kalispell
Lethbridge
Jones Brothers
Joseph Briggs
J. M. Wilcox
Montana
Sioux Indians Visit Harlem Train Sparks Alarm
Three Sioux Indians wearing unusual clothing boarded a Harlem train on Saturday night and frightened the depot operator who feared a hold up. He was reassured when the travelers explained they were bound for the Belknap agency to visit.
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The
Standard
Harlem
Belknap
Chinook Blasts Fort Benton Area This Afternoon
A strong chinook swept the Fort Benton region at about 1 o clock today. The temperature started near 35 degrees and rose with the hour as the warm wind continued.
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Fort Benton
Jan
Steel Corp Report Sees Demand Surging in 1902
A preliminary United States Steel report to stockholders foresees robust demand in 1902 with production stretched to capacity. Prices are kept steady to protect returns, while plants are reorganized for closer cooperation and efficiency. The balance sheet for November shows assets of 193.4 million and inventories totaling 95.6 million, with liabilities of 30.3 million and a large net surplus.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Lradé
Charles M. Schwab
Elbert H. Garry
Federated
John O'Hara Convicted for Exhibiting a Deadly Weapon
Great Falls notes report John O'Hara, a stockman from Ceyser, was convicted of exhibiting a deadly weapon and fined 36 dollars plus costs. He caused the arrest of Thomas Shannon, the complaining witness, in a related case, while Samuel Jaggers, a laborer at the smelter, has been arrested as insane.
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Standard
Great Fpalls
John O'Hara
Ceyser
O'Hara
Thomas Shannon
Church Property Sale Ruling in St Louis Diocese
Judge Hough rules Archbishop Kain may sell Immaculate Conception church property as diocesan assets. Parishioners lack property rights to secure an injunction.
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St. Louis
Hough
Kain
Immaculate Conception
Cor Teleou Denies Hawaii Governorship Offer
Secretary Cortelyou stated no man has been offered the Hawaii governorship. He said the president is considering the Hawaiian situation but has not reached a conclusion on retaining current officials.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Hawaii
Cures for Deafness by Constitutional Remedies
Deafness cannot be cured by local applications because they cannot reach the diseased ear portion. The only cure is constitutional remedies, as deafness stems from inflammation of the auditory tube mucous lining. If the inflamed tube is not restored to normal, hearing deteriorates permanently. many cases arise from inflammation of the ear surfaces.
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Peerona
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Hartman
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New Lodge of Woodmen
IRS
Me Miller
Yellowstone
Mas
Povevas
Lydia
Pinkham
Shelby Items
Benton
Feoncern
Will
Jan Swager
J. B. Taylor
Leslie
District Court
Hans Roehl
Lucy Merrilt Penn
Nethart
Edward Beaupre
Luther's Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Leon M. McAllister
Lydia D. Rogers
Washington, D. C
Mr. McAllister
Great Falls
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