Senate Deadlocks End in Tie Breaking Vote
The Senate faced repeated ties during a caucus meet over the health bill. President Pro Tem Stanton and President Higgins presided as members failed to reach a decision, with votes 10 to 10 and 10 to 11, Cullen absent and Geiger along with Anderson abstaining. Higgins cast the deciding negative, killing the bill. Myers warned of reconsideration for tomorrow as the chamber proceeds with other measures and adjourns to follow.
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Mahon
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Neel
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Gruwell
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McLean
Mitchell
Murray
Tierney
Warner
Worden
Legislature Passes and Kills Multiple Bills in Long Session
In the morning session the house defeated H B 158 reallocating license funds, while adopting and shelving several bills. HH 174 and H B 188 faced postponement and printing. Afternoon saw multiple third readings, including tax, bonds, and state funding measures. The night session featured disorder and a revived vote on the initiative and referendum constitutional amendment. Hills passed for additional deputy attorney general and a water rights bill.
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Legislature Debates County Name Changes and Navigable Waters Bill
The house passed 21 bills easing calendar work excluding the senate reapportionment measure. Debates covered Deer Lodge to Daly county and Powell to Deer Lodge county with an attempted Thornton name amendment failing. H B 27 on navigable waters was killed and adjournment set for 10 a m with caucus talks ongoing.
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Annuity Granted to Mrs Labram for Labram Estate
The British government grants Mrs. Labram a life annuity of 4100 and a son’s annuity of 1000 until he is of age, in addition to 50 already awarded. DeBeers Mining funded the payments. Labram, an American engineer, aided Kimberley’s defenses and was killed before the siege ended.
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Unruly Boys harass theatergoers near opera house
The letter argues curfew rules may be in force or not but urges police action against unruly boys who crowd the sidewalk outside the opera house and insult passersby including a venerable gentleman seized by his gray whiskers last evening.
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Trade gloom spreads across Austria Hungary Italy
Vienna reports an alarming drop in urban employment with daily disturbances and clashes with police. Similar unrest is seen in many Italian towns as the daily trade outlook darkens across Austria Hungary and Italy.
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Chicago Carpenters Withdraw From Building Trades Council
Chicago carpenters and contractors signed a document guaranteeing peace for two years. Carpenters affix names to a statement that their unions had withdrawn from the Building Trades Council and would not affiliate with any central body under that name.
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New Bubonic Plague Cases Reported in Cape Town
Five new bubonic plague cases were officially reported in Cape Town on March 6, with two additional suspected cases under review. Authorities urged vigilance and proper precautions while monitoring the outbreak as health officials coordinate response measures.
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Senator Courtney's Body Arrives for Funeral Services
The body of the late Senator T. F. Courtney arrived from Helena last night at Sherman’s undertaking rooms. Funeral arrangements will be completed today. Pallbearers included Speaker Corbett and Senators Meyers Murray Worden, with hospital pallbearers named. Many floral tributes adorned the casket.
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Quinn Elected President in Butte Miners Union Vote
The Putte Miners Union held an election Tuesday night with votes tallied near midnight. John J. Quinn won the presidency, John Murtha became vice president, Frank O Connor was re elected recording secretary, John R. Murphy assistant financial secretary, and John M. Sullivan treasurer. Also announced is the Butte gymnasium opening on March 9.
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John Murtha
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John R. Murphy
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Big Rio Grande Western deal on the horizon
Salt Lake alert: Harriman syndicate has not bought the Rio Grande Western and there is no near purchase. A large Rio Grande Western deal is in the works and may take until summer to complete as experts study the plan. The Rio Grande Western will remain a key factor in Utah railroad circles and the transcontinental situation.
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Delegation of Illinois manufacturers meets Secretary Gage
Washington March 6 Secretary Gage responds to Illinois manufacturers delegation criticizing the countervailing duty against Russian beet sugar. He explains the duty was imposed under a Congressional law and the Treasury Department cannot repeal it, only enforce the law.
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Railway Tragedy in Volove Snow Cut Fatal
Moscow correspondent reports thirty men clearing a railway cut near Volove on the Riazan Ural line were crushed when a train descended at full speed. Inquiry finds the engine driver and guards were drunk.
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Tunnel fire traps miners at Apex in Utah Hill tunnel
Fire in the Mole hole tunnel seven miles west of Central City Colorado Texas? no. Three miners are trapped and believed dead from suffocation. Identified as Don MegNerny superintendent W Bellows and W H Coltrin. Fire started in the blacksmith shop at tunnel mouth and spread to the tinder area before discovery.
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Emperor in Danger as Iron Fragments Hit Carriage
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William was slightly injured in the cheek when Dietrich Weiland, a workingman described as an epileptic, threw four pieces of iron at the imperial carriage. He was arrested after giving confused statements to police.
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Remains of Greene and Son Placed in Vaults in Georgia
Bird Gardiner telegrams from Savannah confirm the discovery of Gen Nathaniel Greene and his son George Washington Greene. The bodies are in hermetically sealed metal boxes and deposited in the Southern Bank of the State of Georgia vaults awaiting final disposal. No removal from Georgia is planned.
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Portugal Sends Warships to Oppose Anti Clerical Protests
London dispatch reports the Portuguese government ordered the cruiser St Gabriel to Operto and other warships ready to sail to counter anti clerical manifestations.
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Movement to Clear Orange River Colony Boers
A March 15 Colesbury dispatch notes a large plan to clear the Orange River Colony from north to south of Boers. The Daily Mail reports the London dated note as part of the morning’s movement coverage.
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Siege State Declared as New Spanish Ministry Takes Oath
Captain General Werxer issues decree raising state of siege in Madrid. The new ministry has taken the oath of office.
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Census reveals sharp population drop in famine districts
March census returns from Calcutta show a serious reduction of population across all famine districts. Officials warn lingering hardships and emphasize the need for relief and coordinated aid.
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Entertainment at the Catholic Club in Anaconda
Members of the Catholic club hosted an evening of entertainment with Prof. Lucien Christol and Joe Sullivan performing boxing fencing and club swinging. A debate on the eight hour law followed with Father Follett Patsy Tobin Ambrose McDonald arguing for and John T Casey Thomas Kelley and P Buckley against. A Sunday meeting planned to discuss employing Christol as athletic instructor in the gymnasium department.
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The Parish Priest at Margaret Theatre Delights Audiences
The Parish Priest presents a naturalistic, heart touching Pennsylvania tale set in the Wyoming valley. Father Whalen's diplomacy and the brothers chair scene spark comedy and pathos as friends reunite after doubt. Sully delivers a standout performance earning lasting acclaim.
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Mrs Fiske as Becky Sharp at Margaret Theater
Mrs Fiske's first Anarconds appearance as Becky Sharp drew a corded reception last night. The portrayal of Becky Sharp, famed for wit and satire, is presented in Langdon Mitchell's dramatic adaptation, with Rawdon Crawley as her companion in a dazzling stage series.
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Becky Sharp in Anaconda Stage Show Delights Audiences
Mrs. Fiske as Becky Sharp dominates a strong Anaconda production with vivid characterization. Frank Gilmore as Crawley, Charles Vane as the Marquis, and Mary Maddern as Briggs receive praise for their supports. The cast is credited as creditably performing and the show features rich staging and handsome costumes.
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Charles Plunkett
Norman Conniers
Turkish forces near Bulgarian frontier threaten insurrection
London dispatch reports overwhelming Turkish concentrations near the Bulgarian frontier. The Times correspondent states that any attempt to provoke an insurrection would prove a failure due to the sizable Turkish force presence.
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