Silver Bow district 1 votes for 100000 bond issue
The Sliver Bow county School District No 1 board in Montana decided to submit to voters a 100000 bond proposition for buying school lots and building schools. The April 6 election will include notices of voting places and a test case was discussed due to prior notice defects.
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Slivertow County
Uunt
Thas
Montana
Butte
Supreme Court
District Court
Silver Bow County
Moulthrop
United States
Lane
Joseph Swazzee
Nine-Mile House
O Brien Receives Six Year Sentence for Murder
Judge Clancy imposed a six year penitentiary term on John Brien for the murder of Ole A. W. Thompson on January 1. The jury had convicted him of manslaughter and recommended mercy. Brien faces possible early release for good behavior, while the judge delivered a stern lecture.
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Clancy
John Brien
Ole AW Thompson
Scab Driven Out of Town by Miners
About 150 miners forced a non union worker from Coeur d Alene out of town after a Miners' Union meeting. He was escorted down Main Street to the city limits and told to leave the area.
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Miners’ Union
Miners’ Union Hall
Main Street
Four New Warships Launched Ahead of Schedule
London reports four warships set for simultaneous launches today with Montague at Devonport Albemarle at Chatham Drake at Pembroke and Kent postponed due to Portsmouth weather. The Montague is a first class battleship of 14 000 tons Albemarle a first class battleship of 14 0400 tons Drake an armored cruiser of 14 000 tons and Kent an armored cruiser of 9 500 tons.
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Drake
Kent
Portsmouth
Devonport
Chatham
Pembroke
Resolution to move state capital from Pierre postponed
In Pierre South Dakota an acrimonious senate debate this afternoon led to a resolution to relocate the state capital from Pierre to Mitchell being grandly postponed by a large majority.
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Pierre
8. D
Senate
Mitchell
Man in Slightly Demented State Recovers After Suicide Attempt
Charles Lewis, who fired a revolver at himself Monday, shows a fighting chance for recovery. Surgeons will remove a bullet from the left temple after postponing the operation. Lewis had been temporarily demented, with witnesses noting odd behavior and fears of pursuers in his past.
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Abram C. Leggat
John W. Gunn
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Joseph M. Settle
St. Paul's Hospital
Miss Larkin
West Park Street
Kellensburgh
Wash
Watertown
N.Y
President McKinley Keeps Busy Day at White House
A busy day at the White House with handshakes and few decisions as President McKinley meets members of Congress the Supreme Court governors and staffs clubs and officials. Troop A of Cleveland Ohio is received in the east room while many visitors await entry.
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Iowa
Foigit
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Senate
Hh Eatraession
North West Woolgrowers Convene in Pendleton Oregon
The fourth annual Padfc North West Woolgrowers association meeting opens in Pendleton Oregon with Governor George Hailey and Col F M Malone among speakers. President Gooding condemns leasing of public lands and forest sheep exclusion while urging federal action. A telegram to Washington seeks coyotes bounty. Attendees represent six states and notable figures address wool industry concerns.
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Miles City Mont
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Crook County
Coovvention
Washington
W. J. Spillman
Pullman, Wash
Agricultural College
Iasses
Eugene Patrick
Rhoshone
Idaho
Lincoln
Domestic dispute ends with police distance on Platinum Street
Burt Rumsey a miner at St. Lawrence mine faced a family quarrel that saw his wife calling the police to arrest her mother in law and husband. The wife sought police intervention after a $90 dry goods bill dispute, but the officer advised civil action or warrants instead, and the parties chose to settle privately.
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Platinum Street
South Main
Rumsey
St. Lawrence
Butte
Probing Wells Murder Suspect Put in Sweat Box
Jack Cox, linked to the murder of Missouri Wells in a city jail gambling room on February 22, was interrogated in the sweat box by Detective Jerry Murphy and County Attorney Breen. Cox denied involvement but made damaging statements prompting potential charges against him and Charles Slaton, present during the shooting. Cox admitted that a blow to Wells head occurred before the fatal shot but would say nothing further. Slaton and Cox had claimed two masked men robbed them, but inquest records note a crushing blow to Wells’ head in addition to the gunshot. Cox, held in the city jail, has gambling ties. his family in Balt Lake has employed counsel for his defense.
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Missouri
Steve Wells
Jerry Murphy
Breen
Coxn
Charles Slaton
Wells
Murphy
Cox
8Lafon
Slaton
Wella
Slaten
Jale
Balt Lake
Latte
Recruit Station Opens in Great Falls by O'Hara
Corporal Bryan O'Hara of Company D Eighth Infantry arrived in Great Falls from Port Harrison to establish a recruiting station for three days. He will post notices and collect enlistment applications. A recruiting officer and surgeon from Fort Heaverton will review applicants before sending them to Fort Harrison. Headquarters are set at the Milwaukee hotel.
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Bryan O'Hara
Company D
Eighth Infantry
Ecity
Port Harrison
O'Hara
Kalde
Fort
Fort Harrison
Milwaukee Hotel
Indian Boys Captured After Three Days on Prairie
Four Indian boys aged nine to fifteen were found by Great Falls police after being away from Fort Shaw three days. Exposed to a blizzard on Sunday, they were returned to the Belknap agency unharmed apart from weariness.
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Great Falls
Fort Shaw
Belknap
Maginis Rushed to Columbus Hospital in Critical Condition
Great Falls reports W B Maginis superintendent of the electric department at the Boston and Montana smelter in town is near death from rheumatism of the heart. Struck yesterday, the popular young man lies at Columbus hospital as friends await a hopeful turn.
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Standard
Great Falls
W. B. Maginnis
Boston & Montana
Columbus Hospital
Irish nationalists ban advocacy for government appointments
At a London meeting in March Joan Redmond presided as Irish nationalists passed a resolution opposing any member using influence to obtain government jobs or appointments for anyone.
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London
Joan Redmond
Senate actions wrap recall of bills and funding carried
The Montana senate adjourned after votes on health and judiciary bills. H B 104 was revived and sent to third reading, H B 145 passed to add a Silver Bow county judge, H B 160 and H B 161 deficienc y appropriations approved, 20 deficiency bills sent from the house, and finance committee favorable. Tomorrow morning resumes at 10:30.
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State Board of Health
Gruwell
Stanton
Worden
Third Rea.cog
Silver Bow County
House
Finance Committee
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McKinley Address Draws Mixed German Press Reactions
Berlin reports show German papers split over McKinley’s inaugural remarks. National Zeitung notes a liberal current from reciprocity talk, while Berliner Tageblatt warns US aims to expand markets but may abandon new treaties without reciprocity.
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Difficulties Mount in Indemnity Talks with China
Washington reports state department faces heavy hurdles in agreeing with foreign ministers on indemnities and collection methods for China. Special Commissioner Rockhill works to limit demands to a level Chinese government can meet without dynasty collapse or loss of territory. Leaders fear current terms are onerous and may force direct appeals to other powers to avert partition.
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Marea O
Pekin
State Department
Rockhill
China
Germans report Chinese clash near Suankan
Berlin reports from Pekin dated March 4 recount a patrol of two under Lieutenant Walmeich locating a strong Chinese force west of Suankan. German losses totaled three killed and one wounded.
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War Office
Count von Waldersee
Pekin
Walmeich
Suankan
Colonel Ledebur Leads Paotingfu units to guard Ansuling Pass
Colonel Ledebur was dispatched with four companies from Paotingfu to clear Ansuling pass to the great wall and to permanently guard the strategic route.
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Paotingfu
Ansuling
Great Wall
Ministers to consider Chinese plenipotentiaries protests in new legation quarrels
Pekin reports the general meeting of ministers will discuss protests by Chinese plenipotentiaries over legations housed in public buildings. Britain and Russia control public works and ceremonies boards while Italy occupies the emperor’s personal temple. Fire devastated most of the temple in the emperor’s palace but the Buddha effigy remains safe. Japanese prepare to depart transports bound for Taku as the river opens with no frost danger.
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Board of Public Works
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Buddha
Taku
Paris Cabinet to Punish Crimes in Pekin Outbreak
Paris reports a cabinet council announced by the foreign minister that mandarins responsible for crimes in Pekin will be punished. Two decrees under article nine of the collective note outline punishments and order exam suppressions in provinces where anti foreign outrages occurred.
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M W’wleasse
Pekin
Emperor annuls decrees and reports from 1990
An edict from the Chinese emperor annuls all decrees and reports issued between June 20 and August 14, 1990, instructing that no trace of these documents be preserved in history.
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Pekin
China
Boxers Reported Active Near Chanti ng North of Pekin
Berlin dispatch says Count von Weldersee has ordered troops to occupy Chanti ng 55 kilos north of Pekin where Boxers are active. The move signals a military response to Boxer activity in the region.
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Ceount von Weldersee
Chanting
Pekin
Western Jockey Club Adopts Rules On Unrecognized Meetings
Stewards of the Western Jockey Club meet in Chicago and adopt rules to govern the turf body. A key policy bars participation at any Western track by anyone racing at unrecognized meetings west of the Alleghanies except in California where a stewards license is not obtained.
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Western Jockey Club
The
Alleghanies
California
Fire at the Arlington causes minor damage
A blaze broke out at the Arlington in Washington on March 5 caused by a cross electric light wire. The fire started in the cupola on the roof and was quickly extinguished. Damage was confined to the tower and the apartment directly below it.
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Washington
Arlington
Composer Peter Benoit Dies in Brussels
Brussels reported on March 5 that the renowned Belgian composer Peter Benoit has died. The obituary notes his long career shaping Belgian music and his influence on orchestral and choral works.
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Brussels
Peter Benoit
Igiingg
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