Inauguration Plans Promise Grand Washington Pageant
Washington braces for McKinley’s second inauguration with a vast display along Pennsylvan ia Avenue and a court of honor at the White House. Navy ships stand ready from Hampton Roads to Alexandria while veterans debate parade roles and a joint Senate House committee conducts the ceremonies.
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Washington
McKinley
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Grounds
Seventeenth Street
Fifteenth Street
White House Grounds
Court of Honor
Executive Mansion
Baird
State War and Navy Department
Eighth
Ninth Army Corps
Dixie
Hampton Roads
Alexandria
Hartford
Navy Department
Washington Navy Yard
Daniel Sickles
Francis V. Greene
United States
Senate Chamber
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Senate
Capitol
White House
Washington Monument Grounds
Pension Office
Preditent McKinley
House of Representatives
Marine Band
House
Congress
Roosevelt
Fuller
Ohio
Porto Rico
Griggs
Department of Justice
Bureau of Information
New Jersey Avenue
C Streete
Baltimore & Ohio
The Grip Cure the Dofs Cure Laxative Bromo Quinive
An OCR fragment notes cures and remedies with a mention of a laxative product named Bromo Quinive. The text hints at a treatment claim for grip or illness and references a pharmaceutical remedy.
Refuse to Pay Billings to Sue County Officials
Billings citizens met with the city and county attorneys to challenge the county commissioners refusal to cover quarantine expenses for smallpox houses. They plan to file an agreed case with the district judge while the city board of health acts to prevent disease spread.
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Standard
Billings
Ecounci
City Board of Health
Death of Jacob Tietjen in Helena
Jacob Tietjen an old Helena resident since the Last Chance boom died today at nearly 70. He longowned mercantile business and in later years worked in mining. The fatal illness began at Fast Helena while he supervised ore transfer at the smelter. He had no Montana relatives.
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The
Standard
Helena
Jacob Tietjen
Last Chance
Tie
Fast
Powers Nominated for Congress in Bangor
Ex Governor Powers was nominated on the first ballot in Bangor Maine to succeed Congressman Boutelle as representative to Congress.
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Bangor
Powers
Congress
Boutelle
Atlanta Woman Robbed at Gunpoint by Negro Attacker
Mrs. C A Buchanan, wife of a well known jeweler, was robbed at the point of a pistol by a black assailant in her Atlanta home near the governor's mansion. He forced her to cook breakfast, bound her, set a fire, then fled. She is in critical condition. detectives and bloodhounds hunt the suspect amid a string of recent crimes against white women.
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Atlanta
Cc. A. Buchanan
Masons Hold 73rd Eastern Montana Convocation Banquet
The Scottish Rite Masons of the Eastern Montana consistory concluded their 73rd annual convocation in Livingston with a grand banquet. Degrees were conferred on many, Judge J. A. Savage presided, and toasts were given by Frederick Koehler and others. Delegates attended from Helena, Whitehall, Bozeman, Missoula, and Cinnabar.
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Livingston
Montana
Masonic Hall
J. A. Savage
W. T. McGonigal
Whitehall
M. L. Hoyt
Bozeman
V. C
Woods
Upper Yellowstone
Kimner J. Carter
Missoula
W. A. Hall
Appeals Heard in Helena Supreme Court
In Helena on February proceedings were heard on two cases from Montana district courts. Philip Harrington v FF D Smith appealed a lower court ruling granting a new trial after breach of contract over sinking a shaft on the Carbonate Hill lode. Lou Robinson v J H Mills, receiver for Helena Consolidated Water Co., challenged a district court damages award for a street excavation left open. A stay motion by Boston & Montana for injunction operation was scheduled for tomorrow.
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Standard
Helena
Philip Harrington
FF. D. Smith
District Court
Deer Lodge County
Supreme Court
Carbonate Hill
District Court of
Lewis and Clarke County
Lou Robinson
J. H. Mills
Helena Consolidated Water Company
Boston & Montana
Court hearing in Comanche case to feature evidence
Judge Clancy presides over the Comanche case with a hearing expected to consume substantial court time as witnesses and evidence are presented.
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Clancy
Indian Killed in Holdenville Prison Escape
In Holdenville Indian Territory early today Johnson Miller a full blood Creek Indian on remand for December murder Herbert McDade was killed by 40 masked attackers who overpowered guards and shot him while he lay in a farmhouse cell. Miller had been moved for safety when the mob struck.
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Holdenville
I. T
Johnson Miller
Miller
Herbert McDade
United States
Robert Stewart
Rio de Janeiro wreck guard suspended for inaction
San Francisco reports Captain Hodgson of Fort Point life saving station says Mark Ellingson, the lookout guard on duty the morning the Rio de Janeiro wrecked, confessed he heard distress signals but did not act to alert the station and has been suspended.
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San Francisco
Hodgson
Fort Point
Major Blakeley
Life Saving Service
Mark Ellingson
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Ellingson
Jury interference halts Kellogg murder trial in Helena
Helena Feb 28 The Kellogg murder trial paused after the state revealed a juror was approached by William Sears to influence him. Juror Schotte resisted the advances and the court pledged protection while an officer pursued Sears. No further action disclosed.
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Standard
Helena
Kellogg
Schotte
William Sears
Sears
Ellingson Denies Confession At Major Blakeley Office
Ellingson appeared at Major Blakeley’s office and denied making the confession related by Captain Hodgson. Hodgson reaffirmed that Ellingson had confessed negligence earlier, while Ellingson claimed he heard only two short signals and gave them little meaning. The case will be investigated by authorities.
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Ellingson
Major Blakeley
Hodgson
Helena Veterans William Hanna and Bart Hawkins Return
Special Dispatch reports Captain William Hanna and Sergeant Bart Hawkins, son of Helena, have returned from the Philippines after nearly three years away. They left Helena in May 1898 with the first Montana regiment, Hanna serving as battalion adjutant and Hawkins in Company L. They re enlisted with the 7th regiment during Col. Bruce Wallace’s reorganization, and Hanna recently served at the Port of Kailo. They mustered out at San Francisco.
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Helena
William MT. Hanna
Sergi
Bart Hawkins
Sife
37Th
United States Volunteers
Philippnes
Montana
Hanna
Hawkins
Bruce Wallace
Philippines
Kailo
San Francisco
Kid McFadden Wins Decision Over Cal Hawkins
In San Francisco on February 28 Kid McFadden defeated Cal Hawkins by decision in the eighth round to secure the win.
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San Francisco
Kid McFadden
Nieht
Cal Hawkins
Contempt of court sparks courtroom drama in sensational trial
The state offers more damaging evidence against the accused as Mrs. Rogers testifies of the doctor begging the girls to leave the state and offering money. A stranger loitered near the house and a man disguised as a woman called, heightening fear. Witnesses recount a doctor urging silence and the case draws a packed crowd with jury tampering cited by the county attorney.
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Rogers
Bromley
Governor Yates Mobilizes Guards to Avert Carrollton Lynching
Chicago reports four National Guard companies ordered to Carrollton Wisconsin to prevent a lynching. Governor Yates and Adjutant General Reece coordinated from Springfield as troops were held in readiness to depart. The suspect Shenkel, accused of assaulting Grace Giller, faced transit between county jails amid mob pressure.
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Chicago
Yates
Union League Club
National Guard
Carrollton
Reece
Springfield
Shenkle
Grace Giller
C. H. Giller
Whitehall
Green County
Conlee
Jerseyville
Edwardsville
Alton
Shenkle Transferred Under Guard To Green County
Albert Shenkle, jailed since December 28, 1900, will be moved to Greene county early tomorrow by special train guarded by four Illinois National Guard companies to avoid mob violence. The guard mobilized at the armory tonight under orders from Sheriff Conlee and Governor Yates. Shenkle plans to plead guilty on arrival at Carrollton.
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Springfield
Albert Shenkle
Green County
Illinois National Guard
Conlee
Greene County
Yates
Shenkle
Carrollton
Railroads Consolidate Under Frisco Memphis Tie Up
Kansas City announces buyout of control of the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis railway by Frisco interests led by H C Pierce J W Seligman Kennedy Tod Co Clair & Co. The Memphis system joins Frisco to form a 5001 mile network running from St Louis to Texas with Memphis terminals and Kansas City Belt access. The Memphis road also buys the Deckersville Osceola Northern, a 45 mile Arkansas line.
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Kansas City
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
St. Louis & San Francisco
Frisco
Memphis
H. C. Pierce
St. Louis
J. & W. Seligman
Kennedy Tod & Co
Clair & Co
New York
Birmingham
Ala
Ellsworth
Kan
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Santa Fe
Fort Scott
Clinton & Springfield
Current River Railroad
Deckersville
Mississippi River
The
Pond-Decker Lumber Company
After the Bodies of the Dead Men
A Diamondville Wyoming mine rescue reports progress as No 6 level is opened and room 38 reached. At least two Roni brothers lie unburied while the investigation waits for more bodies to be recovered and the fire’s cause to be studied.
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Sneddon
Thomas Young
Parks
Roni Brothers
Man killed during wedding visit in Rocky Oklahoma
William Herrell married Sunday night and returned with his bride to Rocky. A cherivari party last night led to a pistol fired through a house wall striking George Herrell in his bed on the first floor, killing him instantly. The groom’s brother died. The mother collapsed and was near death from shock.
War Revenue Reduction Bill Advances and Mail Delivery Debate
Washington reports the house cleared conference reports on war revenue reduction with broad consensus though mining a dispute remains over tax cuts. The post office bill faced a crucial vote on experiments in mail delivery in towns lacking free service, a move projected to cost up to 25 million annually, while opposition warned of expanding free delivery nationwide.
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Washington
Richardson
Revenue Cutter Service
Loud
Post Office
Cannon
United States
House
Hull
Committee
Senate
Hay
Virginia
Tennessee
King
Utah
Hepburn
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Committee On Rules
Underwood
Alabama
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Deer Lodge
Christian DE Wet
Transvaal
Kitchener
Manila
South Africa
Prats
Memphis Systems
Diamondville
Mines
Salt Lake
the Tribune
Wyo
Marder
Wren
Siegel Clothing Company
Atte, Montana
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