Inaugural Parade Ends Dispute With Honorary G A R Escort
Washington March 1 The long dispute over veteran participation in the McKinley inauguration ends in a compromise. Grand Army of the Republic veterans form the honorary escort from the White House to the Capitol but will not march in the afternoon parade or return march. Secretary Root arranged the agreement after talks with General Greene and General Sickles. Commander Dyrenforth issues escort directives. Marines prepare one regiment for the parade. college men join the civic division under General Howard. crowds begin to arrive.
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Washington
Francis Greene
Daniel F. Sickles
White House
Capitol
Court of Honor
McKinley
Greene
Root
Sickles
R. G. Dyrenforth
Union Veterans’ Union
Col. P. C. Pope
Marine
C. O. Howard
Governors Arrive for Inaugural Events and Statehood Push
The first of the governors to reach the city tonight is Governor Barnes of Oklahoma. He arrived with a delegation from the territory to take part in inaugural ceremonies and press the case for statehood.
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Oklahoma
Pittsburg Faces Clash Over Ripper Bill and City Control
Pittsburg leaders vow to fight the new ripper bill as mayors and the Allegheny officers claim the act ousts them. Mayor Diehl plans to stay in office until federal courts rule otherwise, while Governor Stone's signature triggers power struggles unlikely to resolve before court decisions.
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Allegheny
William J. Diehl
Supreme Court of the United States
Lewis
Stone
Death by own action in Denver man’s room
Chief Farley reports no evidence of foul play in James Davidson death in the Princeton block Denver. Officials say possible gas suicide after drunken spree. $135 found under the pillow, $700 alleged but not believed. Coroner McGovern suggests he turned on gas jets and could not light a match.
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Dillon
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James Davidson
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Davidson
Davidson case developments but no word from Denver
In Dillon on March 1 the Davidson case shows new developments with no communication from Denver. John Davidson, son of the deceased, says a wife’s telegram claim to notify relatives is probably an error and that foul play is likely. he will investigate as far as possible. The town property mostly titled to Mrs. Davidson.
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Dillon
Davidson
Denver
Po- Hce
John Davidson
Death of Mrs Wackerlin shocks Fort Benton area
Great Falls reports the death of Mrs. H J Wackerlin of Benton after a health decline. Her husband H J Wackerlin and son Oscar Wackerlin traveled to Chicago two weeks ago. remains are expected to be brought back to Fort Benton for burial.
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Standard
Great Falls
Chicago
Theo Gibson Gires
H. J. Wackerlin
Benton
Fort Benton
Oscar Wackerlin
Park Hotel
Fort Kenton
Montana Appropriations Move In Final Session Days
Washington March 1 Senator Carter represents Montana in the closing days of the session and pushes for appropriations. He won final approval of a 59000 increase for state tatte and a 75000 rise for Helena. The Crow reservation treaty ratification bill is pending in the house with good prospects.
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Carter
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Helena
House
Eight Hour Day Adopted in Boston and Montana Smelter
Special Dispatch reports the Boston and Montana smelter in Blanchard Great Falls on March 1 extended the eight hour workday to the furnace and refinery department. This marks the sixth department to switch to eight hours in the last 30 days under the management's policy.
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Blanchard Great Falls
Boston & Montana
Senator to Address Senate on Clark Title to Seat
Special Dispatch reports Senator handler will address the senate at 8 o clock tomorrow night regarding resolutions on William A. Clark’s title to a senate seat. Clark has chosen to occupy the same seat he held during his brief term in the current body.
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Washington
Senate
William A. Clark
Clark
County Treasurer reports funds balance in Great Falls
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls dated March 1 states the county treasurer’s report shows 9640.57 dollars credited to the county’s various funds.
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Great Falls
Corvallis Brief Notes John Burnett Visit
Corvallis Ore March reports ex supreme court justice John Burnett visiting the city. The former jurist met local officials and spoke on civic issues during a brief appearance in March.
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Corvallis, Ore
John Burnett
The
Supreme Court
Senate debates sundry civil bill and rail safety measures
The senate spent most of the session on the sundry civil bill with debate over railroads and safety. Proposals to require detailed investigations of accounts involving rail-line fatalities and to discharge the inter state commerce committee from the car coupler bill were discussed but not acted on.
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Carrie Nation Returns to Jail After Peoria Trip
Mrs Nation expresses satisfaction with her Peoria visit and vows to continue her temperance campaign once released. She praises journal management and Peoria officials and says she will resume smashing as her mission.
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Topeka
Kan
King Overcomes McPartland In Denver Bout Referee Fouls
Kid McPartland of New York lost to Buddy King of Denver in the fourth round of a ten round scheduled match at the Colorado Athletic Club. Referee English stopped the fight after a body blow and declared King the winner amid audience boos. McPartland had struck a body blow and a jaw shot before the stoppage.
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Hecla Shaft Reopens After Rebuild at Calumet & Hecla
Houghton Michigan March 1 No 2 Hecla shaft of the Calumet and Hecla mine resumed operation this morning after a full rebuild and new timbering from surface to nearly one mile depth. The reopening marks a return to full employment potential for the shaft and supports ongoing mining activity in the district.
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Standard
Houghton, Mich
Calumet & Hecla
Trade signals lift in western distributive centers in March
Bradstreet notes improving trade reports from western distributive centers with gains in bank clearings and railway earnings. Iron and steel show strength with notable activity in Pittsburg, Birmingham and Chicago while cotton and wool sectors face pockets of weakness.
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Trade outlook but iron and steel markets move slow
R G Dun and Company reports in its Weekly Review of Trade that groceries hardware and iron specialties show rising volumes in the East while dry goods and clothing lag. In the West conditions are satisfactory with strong steel demand yet finished products lag pool prices.
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Bank clearings by city for week ended March 1
Bradstreet table lists bank clearings for several cities for the week ending March 1 plus percentage changes from the previous year. The report compiles this data to show overall gains and declines.
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New York
Bradstreet
Supreme Court hears stay request in Comanche mine case
In Helena on March 1 the supreme court heard Boston & Montana’s bid for a stay of the Comanche mine injunction pending appeal from Judge Clancy’s order to show cause. John F. Forbis led the argument for the motion, with Cullen McHatton and Bach opposing. The court reserved judgment.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Boston & Montana Company
Comanche
Clancy
John F. Forbis
Messrs. Cullen, McHatton and Bach
Mr. Forbis
Butte
James A. Murray
George Haldorn
Silver Bow County
Alexander MacKay
William McDougal
Madison County
Kellogg Defends Self in Malpractice Trial Day
Edwin S. Kellogg testified in his defense denying malpractice charges. He said he never knew the Bromley girl before the case and treated her only to relieve pain from a delicate condition. Kellogg denounced Rogers alleged blackmail and said he discharged her for bad character as bookkeeper. Contempt actions against William Sears were postponed to Monday as a bench warrant was issued for his arrest.
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Helena
Edwin S. Kellogg
Kellogg
Bromley
Laura Rogers
Rogers
Kelloge
Sears
Transport Meade Brings 11th Cavalry to San Francisco
San Francisco reports the transport Meade arrived this afternoon from Manila with the 11th volunteer cavalry under Colonel Lockett in command.
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Meade
Manila
11Th Volunteer Cavalry
Lockett
Man Killed in Bozeman Traffic Accident
An unidentified man was run over Thursday morning near Sappington in Bozeman and died instantly. Coroner Finlay reported visible severe injuries including a torn scalp and crushed body with a broken arm. The decedent carried two old memoranda books with the names James Sacet and J Ruthvan. the body was taken to Bozeman for burial.
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Bozeman
March
Sappington
Finlay
James Sacet
Ruthvan
Carrie Nation Surrenders At Topeka Jail
Mrs Carrie Nation the Kansas joint smasher arrived in Topeka and gave herself into custody at the county jail. Her $2000 bond was canceled and her trial is set for the April term of the district court.
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Topeka
Kan
Carrie Nation
Kansas
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