Valencia disaster hearing explores lifeboat and crew duties
The Rev Fletcher T Wharton testified before inspectors about alleged failures of lifeboats and crew discipline on the Valencia. Passengers Hawkins McCaffery and Tarpey described crowding at lifeboats and possible missed救 collapse, while Brewer reports family notice of his presumed loss on the Vancouver Island voyage.
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Wharton
A. W. Hawkins
Joseph McCattery
Martin Txrpey
Valencia
Promise to Heal Anaconda Aged by Cod Liver Oil
A tainted advert promises health for sick Anaconda residents and aged citizens. The Smith Drug Co pledges to furnish cod liver oil prep aration called Vinco, guaranteeing a full refund if it fails. It claims to rebuild strength, blood, and vitality without stomach disturbance, urging all to visit the store for trial.
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Anaronia
Anaconda
Vinci
Smith Drug Co
Paxson & Rockefeller
Free sample bottle offer for Swamp Root kidney remedy
Reader alert from The Standard promotes Dr Wilber Swamp Root as a cure for weak kidneys and related ailments. It promises a free trial bottle and an informational book by mail, citing doctor endorsements and hospital use to persuade readers to send their address for sample and literature.
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Aigil
Klhmeis
Hell Hugh Winn
Lata
Todi
Deny
Tie
Eured
Anikin
Grau Soule
Mme
Ah. Walker
Mast
Linilen Street
Atami
Wilmer
Swamiy-Root
de 2Ctbnei& Co
Binghamtan
Dhe
Anaconda Daily Standard
Ubis Paper
Manitou Ranch Partnership Suit Ends in $1000 Judgment
A Ravalli County District Court jury ruled in favor of the plaintiff in a three day trial over a ranch partnership dispute in the valley. The verdict awarded $1000, ending the case of M cowy er against William Castelo. The proceedings followed a Rancho partnership disagreement, with several local residents noted as visitors or involved in nearby business.
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Alandard
Hamilton
Jan
Mowyer
Wiliam Castelo
Claiyn
New ore find at Barnes King mine in Montana camp
A lone tunnel under Kendall property near Tewistown reaches 6,000 feet, soon tapping a new ore body over a mile from old workings. The Kendall deposit, located last year by diamond drill, promises richer ore with cyanide values around 39 dollars per ton. Barnes King, owned by Montana investors led by Fe W King and John P Barnes, eyes renewed output as Spokane buyers consider purchasing after last year’s near four million dollar deal.
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Barnes
Kensall
Nebraska sues to oust alleged fire insurance trust
A sut was started today in Lincoln Nebraska to dissolve the alleged fire insurance trust operating in Nebraska. The action targets an organized effort by several Nebraskan citizens against the combination of teaching fire insurance companies. A separate dispatch from Galesburg Illinois notes a derailment near Santa Santa not fully clear.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Butatnens
Train Derailment Near Were Involves Several Cars
A train left the track 25 miles east of Were today. The chair car, baggage car and two other cars overturned in the ditch. Most passengers were unhurt, though several suffered minor injuries.
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Law
Were
Amoker
Sun- Muelly
Bino
WORKERS AND OPERATOR DIFFER AS TO METHODS
Workers and operator dispute wage and method of mining at Spring Creek real mining project. Suniel Goh and Mr Gebo face delays from former owners, with wage-based pay questioned as plans shift to tonnage payroll. resolution uncertain.
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Bhockell
Ly Cout
Reputy
Suniel Goh
Feeard
Spring Creek
Gebo
Fiebo
Tic
Fhe Ton
Morton
Wreck of the Jennie Wand Crew Rescued at Sea
Predovick Kitche, a monk aboard the steamship Jennie Wand wrecked on the Mexican coast, arrived on the Curacao with remaining rescue crew. The Wanderer near Lapaz in heavy surf. captain and crew saved by small boats.
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San
Secret books stir in Packers case report details
testimony describes a dispute over hidden ledgers and an inspector's access to secret company books. Commissioners dispute actions by Garfield and Morris, with references to Dawes and other officials. witnesses claim pressures to reveal ledgers and submit proofs, while suggesting improper handling of the records.
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Dhuesgo
Yan
Edward Morris
Ye Fairbank Cane Ning Company
Aml
Tohawson, Munck, & Co
Garfield
Jass Haoks
Als Company
T Ne
Setrmer
Air
Garfiell
Garter
Chicago
Morris
Abe
Garfieldt
Aesprtord
Sir
Time Card Shows Butte Anaconda & Pacific Passenger Routes
Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Co issues a passenger time card effective December 1 detailing westbound and eastbound train connections. It notes connections at Silver Bow and with GN railway, Train 4 and Train 2 handling passenger service, with routes to Butte and Anaconda.
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Butte
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Laye Butte
Arriva Angconda
Joeat
Band
Connex Railiway Ab Parag
Trash No
Vonnretiag
Osa Vesalen
Silver Bow
Congress Discusses Several Major Senate Bills Today
Washington January 10 The Senate passed several bills of note including measures for wealth taxes and a broad reorganization of the consular service. The reform grants classifications for consular officers, allows transfers, creates a floor of five ranks, requires clerks to be Americans, bans misconduct, and automates consular fees. A shipping bill was under consideration with amendments to remove constitutional objections, and Mr. Ledge spoke in support outlining a coalition among grain freight rate interests. Dr. Patterson announced a speech on Moroccan and Romingo issues and inspection plans for tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Louelness
Ledge
Dr. Patterson
Richardson of Alabama Debates Position In Debate
A discussion notes Richardson of Alabama as a democrat with actions completed and remaining in question. Various speakers indicate opposition to his stance in the ongoing debate.
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Richardson
Alabima
Democrat
Funeral for Art Varney Draws Large Crowds in City
Hundreds attended the funeral of Art Varney at the city auditorium today. Rev. Charles Quinney led services, praising Varney's life and deeds as mourners filled the church and cemetery turnout. Active pallbearers included R D Stawkina and M D Marsh, with honor pallbearers listed among local officials and judges. The choir performed.
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Vien Cuy
Jan
Bo Varney
Alty Tall
Lack
Charles Quinney
Episcopal Church
Art
Varney
Raths to Be Wasen in Manchuria Freight Talk
In Petersburg on June 26 the East Chinese railroad weighs higher northbound freight rates due to threats from Japanese and American goods moving into Manchuria. Japanese middlemen are said to be supplying Whitish and American wares, with twenty drums daily from Yakov to Kwildan and vast storehouses being built for markets including Hurbin and Vindivastak.
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BL Petersburg
Manchuria
Yakov
Kwldlan
Hurbin
Vindivastak
Prospect of a Schooner Disaster Near Vaidees
A letter from November 25 reports the schooner Prosper ashore near Vaides with seven dead men. Unclear if men were ashore or lost at sea. ship’s origin and fate remain uncertain.
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Fornand
Brentwr
Deo Rancrett
Tela
Yirkatoga AbaSkira
Prosper
Vaides
Prard
Stevensville Notes Special Dispatch on New Brick Store
The Stevensville notes report Buck & Co contract with B. R. Lidwell for burning of Ideo0 Diie site to erect a new brick store. Construction planned 40 by 20 feet with brick and concrete, first building since the big August fire. Revival meetings resume with Rev Vaughan and Rev Smith assisting. Community news includes local officials, travel, and illness updates.
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Standard
Stevensville
Jan
Trenry Buck & Co
Male
B. R. Lidwell
FE. Thacit
A. F. Vaughan
M. E. Dhyed South
W. W. Vlewart
M. E. Church
Evlena
Edward Smith
Tlelena
Moe
Aniconds
Stevensville Mercantile Company
Misroula
J. P. Berough
Mispoll
O Ing
George Warper
Thomas Baird
Harper & Tuid
Ogrien Creek
Missoula
J. R. Paulds
Maya
Hamton
Terrence Lockridge
Railroad Gate Bill Debate Draws Lawmakers In Congress
Members of Congress show growing interest in the railroad gate bill. The session runs with extended questions to two speakers as they discuss potential outcomes and evils of the legislation. Mr Townsend of Michigan and Mr Act of Georgia lead the debate, with praise for President and call for evaluation of effects on the Missouri country.
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Ink Haves
Townsend
Michigan
Actot
Georgia
Kinahan
Nebraska
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