Butte Man Caught Between Two Wives in Bigamy Scandal
J C Mulcahey a railroad man living in Walkerville is jailed with wife No 2 after wife No 1 from Kalispell arrives in Butte. He had left wife No 1 months ago for Mrs Buckley widow with insurance funds and married her. later wife No 2 learned of the arrangement. The incident ends with Mulcahey and wife No 2 in custody and wife No 1 seeking legal action.
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J. C. Mulccahey
Hastile
Mulcahey
Hill Road
Buckley
Kalispell
Mulcahey No. 2
Emancipation Anniversary Protest in St Petersburg Clashes
In St Petersburg on the 40th anniversary of Alexander II’s emancipation, about 1,000 students gathered near the Kazan Cathedral and Neva prospect. Police surrounded, beat, and trampled demonstrators, driving many into the city hall courtyard as spectators watched in horror.
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St. Petersburg
Kasan
Neva
Alexander II
P. N. Melukoff
Peter the Great
Melukofff
Melukoff
Moscow University
Sofia
Kieff
Peter Karpovitch
Minister of Public Instruction
Karpovitch
Ministry of Public Instruction
Dorpat University
Kleiger
Novosky
Students sing seditious songs as police act
Report notes students sang seditious songs and were charged by police. The Eagle Pharmacy relocated to a new two doorway storefront three doors above the old stand and one door south of Park Street on Main.
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The
Eagle Pharmacy
Park Street
Main
White House Visitors After Inauguration
Washington March 6 The White House was crowded with visitors seeking admission after the inauguration. Delegations and others with prior arrangements were admitted, including the Lincoln club of Toledo known as the Rail Splitters and the Minneapolis Flambeau clubs. Bishop Arnett and the Southern Baptist executive council presented a plea for colored officers in the army. Several congressmen and leading Republican senators called briefly. senators predicted the extraordinary session would end within ten days and the closure rule would be adopted.
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Washington
White House
Lincoln Club
Toledo
Ohio
Minneapolis
Flambeau Clubs
Arnett
The
Southern Baptist Church
Cabinet Chamber
Senate
DREU SENTENCED FOR LARCENY AND WAR VIOLATIONS
Washington reports General Mac Arthur reviewed the case of Marco Dreu a lieutenant colonel of insurgents convicted at Manila by a military committee. Dreu was sentenced to 15 years hard labor for larceny and war law violations. The band terrorized couples to steal money and valuables.
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Washington
MacArthur
War Department
Marco Dreu
Manila
Escalante Scores Big Win At Tan Faran Meeting
San Francisco rider Escalante, priced at 30 to 1, upset the Tan foran program byRegistry Baldwin stable, defeating Dan Collins after a slow break. O Connors string of winners continues with three wins, while Tod Sloan is bumped near post in Seide and Amelia Fonso race. Fast track conditions yield quick times across six races with Gold Baron, Toad, Red Wild, Nansen and Haralamb among other winners.
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San Francisco
Escalante
Tanforan
Baldwin
Dan Collins
O'Connor
Tod Sloan
Seide
Amelia Fonso
Gold Baron
MacLaren
Santa Lucia
Snooze
Toad
Adam
Bard of Avon
Red Wild
Doubles
Our Lizzie
Horse Racing Results From New Orleans Meet
Results show Pauline J. won the six furlongs selling race with 1:15 time, Quaver second, Eleane Howard third. Silver Coin took the mile and an eighth selling race in 1:56, Sarilla second, Red Pirate third. Don Clarencio won the steeplechase short course in 3:09. The Hayden captured the Lightning stakes at five furlongs in 1:02. Cluster won the mile handicap with Johnnie McCarty second and Picador third in 1:42. Clares won six furlongs selling with Laureate second and Lady Contrary third in 1:15.
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New Orleans
Pauline J
Quaver
Eleane Howard
Silver Coin
Sarilla
Red Pirate
Don Clarencio
Divertisement
Bristol
the Hayden
Ardita
Fuller
Cluster
Johnnie McCarty
Picador
Laureate
Lady Contrary
Aluminum Wins at Five Furlongs in Oakland Sale
Weather fine in San Francisco with fast track. Aluminum takes the first race at five furlongs in 1:02, followed by Satan and Merry Boy. Good Hope wins the six furlongs second race in 1:14 with Montallade second and Alama third. Glendenning takes the four furlongs third race in 1:49 with Eva G second and Lou Welson third. Herculean wins the mile and 100 yards fourth race in 1:47 with Ric Shannon second and Nor ford third. Gibraltar wins the seven furlongs fifth race in 1:28 with Grand Sachem second and Vassar third. Midlove wins the six furlongs sixth race in 1:02 with Lady Newinn second and Nettie Clark third.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Satan
Merry Boy
Norford
Gibraltar
Grand Sachem
Vassar
Midlove
Lady Newinn
Nettie Clark
MacArthur order fixes exchange rate in the Philippines
A war department issued general by General MacArthur and recommended by the Philippine Commission fixes the 1901 first quarter exchange rate at one US dollar to two insular dollars in the Philippines.
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Washington
General MacArthur
War Department
Philippine Commission
United States
Philippines
Smallpox Outbreak Deepens in Glasgow
Glasgow reports 42 fresh smallpox cases today the worst since the outbreak began. The total number of patients in hospitals reaches 435 across the city.
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Glasgow
Speaker Pettus dies in Montgomery on rheumatism
Montgomery March 4 Speaker Francis L. Pettus of the Alabama house of representatives and son of United States Senator Pettus died today of rheumatism in Montgomery.
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Montgomery
Ala
Francis L. Pettus
Alabama House of Representatives
United States
Pettus
Burlington railway cuts distance between Red Oak and Villisca
The Burlington railway has let a contract for 696000 dollars to build a cut off on the main line between Red Oak and Villisca in Iowa. The project will shorten the Chicago to Omaha route by several miles.
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Omaha
Burlington Roa
Red Oak
Villisca
Iowa
Chicago
Vaudeville Managers Abolish Actors’ Commission
New York March 6. Vaudeville managers announced at a meeting today that the commission deducted from actors salaries had been abolished. The managers expressed that performers would return to work now the promise is kept and the deduction ended.
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New York
Want Lease of Public Lands
Denver March 6. The American Cattle Growers association discusses leasing open range lands to stock growers. Resolutions urge leasehold control with revenue directed to irrigation. a five member committee to draft a bill for Congress. Proxies debate and new executive committee chosen. Goudy opposed leasing. Closing session planned for tomorrow.
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Denver
Colo
John P. Irish
California
American Cattle Growers’ Association
Congress
Committee On Credentials
G. F. Patrick
Pueblo
Carey
Wyoming
Kerr
Nebraska
Montrose
Arizona
A. J. Nesbitt
R. G. Brady
F. C. Lusk
Colorado
George P. Smith
Conrad Schaeffer
Idaho
Frank Benke
Thomas Keough
Iowa
George A. Keehne
Missouri
M. D. Rogers
H. C. Duncan
New Mexico
W. H. Jack
W. H. Showery
W. H. Speed
E. H. Simonton
North Dakota
EB. G. Huedehofer
Kansas
George W. Amdson
Oregon
John Gilchrist
J. 8. Devine
South Dakota
I. M. Stewart
G. E. Lemmon
Texas
J. J. Gilmore
Richard Walsh
al Bowie
Henry Gray
Utah
N. K. Parsons
W. L. White
Nevada
A. C. Cleveland
N. H. A. Mason
F. G. Goudy
Duke of Cornwall and York colonial tour schedule
London reports the official program for the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York shows arrivals and departures in Halifax Quebec St John Portsmouth with dates from Sept and Nov. They plan an overland Vancouver route between Sept 2 and Oct 17 possibly via the United States on the return.
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London
Duke of Cornwall and York
Halifax
Quebec
St. John
Portsmouth
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York
Vancouver
United States
United States to Buy Legation Land at Pekin
The diplomatic and consular appropriation bill provides funds for the United States legation in Pekin. Secretary Hay authorizes Special Commissioner Rockhill to purchase a suitable land tract now. Britain owns Pekin legation property. the U S may be the only foreign power paying cash for its ground.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Pekin
Hay
Rockhill
Great Britain
Legation
Sanger to Lead Philippines Census Inspector General Role
Colonel Joseph P. Sanger, who recent y wrapped up Cuba and Porto Rico census work, will go to the Philippines as an inspector general assigned to a department by General MacArthur. He previously served as brigadier general of volunteers in the Spanish American War and Cuban campaign.
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Washington
Joseph P. Sanger
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
MacArthur
Colone Sanger
Allen Still Senator from Nebraska Practice
Senator Allen remains listed as Nebraska’s senator on the rolls. The Nebraska legislature has not elected a successor, and the appointment’s end date remains unsettled. Authorities say the seat continues until the legislature acts or adjourns.
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Washington
Allen
Nebraska
Anti-Lynching Bill Passes House in Indianapolis
Senator Barlow's anti-lynching bill clears the Indiana House by 951 to 87. It requires that a sheriff vacate his office if a prisoner in his charge is lynched and permits restoration only after government satisfaction that he was not remiss in duty.
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Indianapolis
Barlow
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Butte News
J. C. Mulcahey
Dreu
Speaker Pettus Tread
Allen Still
Symons
Valenciennes
Valenciennes Laces
Haoc
Point de le Venice
Paris
Point In
Price
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
W. Park St. Hutte, Mont
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