Prince Henry Pleased Americans Meet Free Fashioned Manners
Berlin observers praise Prince Henry for democratic conduct with Americans during the Hohenzollern voyage. Coverage notes his handshakes with unknowns, rewards a republic’s informality, and predicts warmer Anglo German ties without major political shifts. The German press mocks royal pomp yet lauds hospitality and favorable sentiment, while the crew reports ample beer and lavish receptions in New York before heading home via Cuxhaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prince Henry
Dr. Barth
The
Nation
Junkerdom
Minnesota
Republic
United States
Kreuz Zeitung
Cuxhaven
William
Ulk
Admiral von Tirpitz
General von Plessen
America
Hohenzollern
United States Ambassador Heads to Riviera for Six Weeks
The United States ambassador Andrew White, accompanied by his wife and daughter, has departed for the Riviera for a six week visit. Reportedly the group will travel amid diplomatic engagements and leisure, reflecting a period of overseas absence for the envoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Andrew White
The
Riviera
Census shows 25 258 flour mills in U S in 1900
Washington March 8 census preliminary figures list 25 258 flouring and grist mills in the United States for 1900 with total capital 218 714 14 thousand dollars and wages of 18 703 418. Materials used include 458 914 114 bushels of wheat and 241 209 249 bushels of corn. Total products valued at 560 719 063 including 102 624 094 barrels of flour and 40 035 977 barrels of corn meal. State by state capital and product figures are given for several states including California Idaho Montana Oregon Utah Washington and Wyoming.
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Washington
United States
California
Tdaho
Weessiees Coss
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Amended affidavit filed in Supreme Court on mandamus case
Helena March 8. C F Kelley presented an amended affidavit to the supreme court seeking a writ of mandate to compel Judge Harney to rule on the motion for a new trial in the Minnie Healey case. The court had quashed the earlier writ for lack of showing judge’s action and opportunity to decide. The new filing claims extensive delay, urging immediate decision and noting 54 days since submission. The court took the matter under advisement and will rule next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
C. F. Kelley
Supreme Court
Judge Harney
Minnie Healey
L. O Evans
Evans
Kelley
Harney
FE. W. Harney
Miles Finlen
District Court
Affiant
F E. W. Harney
Cour
EF. W. Harney
W. Harney
Keley
Pennsylvania
Boston & Montana
E. W. Toole
Troops to Be Withdrawn From Philippines Return
Washington reports the War Department expects rapid execution of orders to bring home about 13 500 troops sent to the Philippines in 1899. Transports should depart Manila before April 15 to move 8 749, by May 15 to complete 15 500. General Grant will command a standing army of 2 000 as withdrawals proceed.
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Washington
War Department
Secretary of War
United States
Philippines
Department
Manila
Caatfee
Progress on battleships at Union iron works
Washington March 8. A remarkable surge in shipbuilding progress at Union iron works San Francisco is highlighted in Admiral Bowles February report. Battleship Ohio up 12 percent protected cruiser Tacoma 20 percent monitor Wyoming 5 percent armored cruiser California 1 percent. A SF strike backlog delayed work, now units advance as labor resumes.
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Washington
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Admiral Bowles
Bureau of Construction and Repairs
Ohio
Tacoma
Wyoming
California
Navy Department
Summer Residence Burned in White Bear Lake Fire
The summer residence of Michael Doran a noted democratic politician at Cottage Park White Bear Lake was destroyed by fire today with valuable contents. The residence cost 190000 dollars.
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St. Paul
Michael Doran
Cottage Park
White Bear Lake
Montana Elks Plan Transportation and Uniforms for Salt Lake Trip
The Montana Elks organized for a Salt Lake trip appointing R. T. Williams secretary and George M. Hays treasurer. committees were formed for transport between towns, uniforms, badges featuring copper mining and cattle sheep industries, and park imagery. Milburn urged a publicity panel and Treasor’s band was contracted for the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Williams
Anaconda
George M. Hays
Billings
Butte
Salt Lake
Helena
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Archibald Gray
Major Dawson
W. H. Haviland
George A. Miner
George R. Milburn
C. B E. Dutton
H. H. Galway
T. J. McKenzie
J. H. Baker
Bozeman
W. M Welsh
Montana
Elks
National Park
Grand Lodge
W. E. Chamberlain
Lewis Penwell
Mentor Wetzstein
Montana Elks
Milburn
Sam Treasor
Boston & Montana Band
Counterfeit money note offer and local housing train transport
The article reports a man signing as Edward King offering counterfeit money deals with heavy payouts from $500 to follow, while W E Ward seeks the furnisher of the name. It also notes Sand Coulee Coal co selling about 100 cottages to Great Falls buyers, to be transported by freight to Montana central this spring. A women’s club admits two new members and prepares an art exhibit to fund school pictures. A man named James Roach is jailed for 60 days for petit larceny of a saddle, and a marriage license is issued to Lee Miller and Louise Taylor.
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Great Falls
W. FE. Ward
Edward King
Station 6
New York City
Treasury
Sand Coulee Coal Company
Sand Coulee
Ladies’ Travelers Club
Miss Kingsbury
Sam Stephenson
C. D. Ladd
St. Marks
James Roach
Helena
Justice Race
Richard Stone
Lee Miller
Louise Taylor
Supposed Burglars Caught With Plunder
James Bradley a swamper at the Montana Club saloon on South Main street along with James Dillon and Hank O’Connor were arrested last night and jailed to await investigation linking them to a burglary Friday night. Four razors found on them matched Rosenstein’s pawn shop haul. Bradley and Dillon were spotted trying to sell two ducks at Nichol’s saloon. An earlier miner pawned two razors and named the trio. O’Connor joined the arrest.
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James Bradley
Montana Club
South Main Street
James Dillon
Hank O'Connor
McQueeney
Rosenstein
Wyoming Street
Galena Street
Bradley
Dillon
Park
Montana
Nichol
California
O'Connor
Foley
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Testimony Letter
A testimonial from James Cook and officers of the SSth Police Precinct praising Swamp-Root for curing kidney and bladder troubles after years of illness. The letter touts eight bottles, improved sleep, and renewed health, urging others to try the remedy. The ad notes hospital use and physician recommendation, and offers free samples via mail from Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
James Cook
Hugh BE. Boyle
Ssth Police
Greater
New York
John J. Bodkin
Dr. Kilmer
Swamp Root
Anaconda Sunday Standard
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Butte Brewer Loses $130 After Lodging House Robbery
Paul Steffan, a brewer formerly with Silver Bow, reported a robbery at the Cash lodging house after waking to find his purse empty of $130. Notes bearing the slogan “Issued to feel the demands of a truly practical business education” replaced his currency. Police search for the thief continues.
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Paul Steffan
Silver Bow
Butte
British Columbia
Casa
Peters
Steffan
Cash
Olympia
Mask Ball Reminder Haunts Steffan Reflections
The passage recalls a cryptic phrase in red ink about a mask ball on New Year’s night. The speaker contemplates the clue and muses that it could point to the Cash lodging house and its locked doors. Steffan dismisses the notion of mask balls.
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Steffan
Labor Mass Meeting Advocates Municipal Utilities Plank
A crowd gathered in Judge Harney's courtroom for a labor mass meeting called by the labor party central committee to drum up support for the city campaign. Speakers including Haggerty Whitely Majors and Dugean urged municipal ownership of public utilities, the initiative and referendum, and party unity to advance labor reforms in Silver Bow County. Several others praised and critiqued local politics while urging the party to stand together for success at the city convention.
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Judge Harney
Central Committee
Labor Party
Joe Shannon
J. W. Dale
Haggerty
Charles Whitely
Silver Bow County
Green Majors
Municipal League
Larry Dugean
James McNally
Daily
Pawers
Butte
William Cunningham
William Walsh
Mike McCormick
William Whitley
Gus Frankel
Sam Johnson
John J. Quinn
Luke Williams
Merritt and Chapman Wrecking Steamer Frees Neer
In Colon harbor the wrecking steamer Premier succeeded in floating the Norwegian collier Neer, which had run ashore on December 31 last in Colon harbor.
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Colon
Merritt & Chapman Company
Premier
Neer
Colon Harbor
Mystery surrounds boardinghouse stabbing mystery
Miner William Shine known as Dan Shine lies in St James hospital with a deep knife wound after an incident at Sloane’s boarding house 526 North Wyoming. Police suspect a quarrel over a woman. Shine refuses to explain how he was injured, claiming he fell on a knife. Authorities investigate with little confessional detail from witnesses.
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Sloane
North
Wyoming Street
William Shine
Dan” Shine
St. James’ Hospital
Shine
Lynch
Murphy
Une der
McGuigan
Alexander
Johnson
McGuigah
Fee
Justice Court
Chargin Doe
King Shine
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Espe
Cially
Brewers
Idaho
Minnie
Healey Case
Piks’ Hall
Hudnall
Hennessy Mercantile Company
Union
Dr. Shoop
Racine, Wis
Stirling Uniform
Cubber Falls
Boyle
Butie News
Brewer
Cash Lodging House
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