Territorial Statehood Debate Deepens in Senate Vote
Arizona and New Mexico were excluded as Oklahoma and sister states admitted. The Senate debated a bill to create the state of Oklahoma with a territorial framework, voting 42 to 2 for a provision allowing a future joint state vote. Amendments and speeches followed as leaders argued over boundaries and funding for education and government.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Sister
Avizon
Taft on Bench in Tennessee High Court Chase
The article reports on Taft potentially becoming chief justice if Fuller retires, with Williams as secretary of war and Brown’s earlier appointment noted. It cites the plan to credit retirement moves and mentions Mrs Tutt and the first line about serving as governor of the Philippines during the winter of 103.
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Washington
Roosevatens
Wiliams
Ohio
Brown
Thierrlsur
Michigan
Pitter
Toonevell
Tutt
Servine
Daughter Inherits One Dollar After Father's Will
Los Angeles march 9 A garbled probate notice states Le Duc Ki Molt of Denver, executor in a will drawn Feb 1, leaves his daughter Mee with one dollar and names Ti¢ieh of Los Angeles and Montreal banker La Fontaine as executors. The estate includes 12 houses and Colorado stocks valued at about $1,060.
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Los. Angeles
Glerkes
Mmit
Canad
Hollywood
le Wuelle
Fife
Mt. Glivot
Denver
Ti¢ieh
Los Angeles
Kengan
Montreal
la Fontaine
Namne
Colorado
Ioney
California
Lured to Secluded Spot Robbery Nets $1000
Three men lured a victim to a secluded area and robbed him of $1000. C. C. Miller of Oklahoma City was arrested for complicity in the robbery. A witness identified Miller as part of the trio. A significant cash clue was recovered from Miller’s pockets.
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Wae City
Mareh
Meena
Lisieonthietay
Camden
Mow
Aedie Itosedite
C. C Miller
Oklahoni City
Meesay Haisedy
Mille
Miller
Port land commission grants railroad bridge franchise
Ryad Koh port in Portland reports approval of Portheam and Sextuelroad company to build a Willamette River overpass just below city limits. The project enables the Seattle road to reach the city. The bridge will be of a swinger pattern and will require regulation to protect cameras along the highway. Meanwhile death sentence for Anna Tamilovich is commuted to life imprisonment. A pension bill is advancing for the widow of ex Senator Wilbur Saunders.
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Portland
Port of Portland Commission
Annalmourly
Portheam & Sextuelroad Company
Willamette River
Miewilroad Company
Guaninter
Porthnd
Seattle
Fire in San Francisco wipes out three quarters of a million
A five story San Francisco building at 321 San Horie near California and Sacramento streets burned with losses exceeding 750000. The inferno began on the third floor in the wholesale stationers and book dealers area and spread rapidly, trapping workers who were rescued with difficulty. WE. Touts Rooreh & Co and others suffered heavy damage, with insurers totaling 457000 and the building valued at about 100000.
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San Francisco
San Francises
San Horie Afvedt
California
Sacraménto
Adore Reum
Cunninghall
Curtta de Weieh
Atthc
Touts Rooreh & Co
Sigmund Stern
Clin & Bb
Heath & Oliver, Burnett& Co
McMillan Company
Harry Reynolds a star Benedict amid bigamy charge
A warrant was issued for Harry Reynolds a prominent Cleveland businessman on a charge of bigamy. He allegedly married Mae Smith 21 in Norwalk and then claimed a later marriage to Isabella Moker in Cleveland. Police say Reynolds presented his first wife as dead to persuade Mae Smith of his fidelity.
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Cleveland
Harry Reynolds
Ayak
Mac
Mae Smith
Norwak
Nox Walk
Huffalo
Tig
Reynolds
Reynolde
Nornolds
Clove
Iaabella Moker
Ari
Path Shomen Wat
Tin
Yellowstone County Seeks Special Election On Primary Law
Special dispatch reports Yellowstone County commissioners call a special election for May 19 to vote on adopting the recent legislature's primary election law as a local option measure. Petition circulated for a month with many signatures. A separate petition for the High School Proposition was rejected for lacking required names.
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Billines
Boar of Comity
Aramid Uo
Jayne
Enumi High
Fireman scarred by burst steam pipe on engine cab
March 8 a Burlington locomotive fireman from Sheridan Wyo Miller was badly burned when a steam injector pipe burst in the cab at the Northern Pacific roundhouse The force blew him from the cab and he fell under a Lee engine with serious burns to head face and lips his recovery listed as doubtful He was hospitalized with his wife reported in Sheridan
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Stamlacu
Billigs
Millen
Burlington
Freman
Sheridan
Wye
Northern Pacific Roundhouse
Ife
Ives
Arch bishop O'Brien dies suddenly in Talltax Nova Scotia
Arch bishop O'Brien of the Roman Catholic Church in Nova Scotia, Siluce Edwari idand and GBernude, died suddenly here tonight in Talltax.
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Talltax
Nova Scotia
O'Brien
Nova Scotter
Siluce Edwariidand
Gbernude
Operators to Stand as One in Miners Controversy
Pittsburg actors gathered to unite with miners amid a wage dispute. Francis Robbins led a meet noting pressure from President Roosevelt and signaling a new conference, with talks focusing on a two year agreement and potential impact on United Mine Workers power across districts.
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Robbins
Roosevelt
George B. Magoen
Mannager
Pittaburg & Westmarland Coal Company
Est Compres
John Mitchel
New York
Aly
Mi el
Wes
A. Net
Robbing
Trobbles
Si Jo Diny
Fo Vighil
Cealion
Indianapolis
Pittsburg Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Sunday Standard promise of comfort and varied features
A cluttered note promoting a Sunday edition titled Sunday Standard promises comfort for readers. It highlights sections for children, stories about local figures, a hunter’s tale, railway features, sermons, and societal notices. It hints at King Edward and Queen Alexandra’s anniversary and emphasizes ads and classifieds as a shopping guide.
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Toermorraw
Terry
Hutte High School
Abe
Anta
Founder
Butte
Conway
Llandanas
Fyera
Misa Booth
Silvition Army
Edward
Alexatudea
Aport
Drain
Clubs
Wieht
Neways
QLO Soldier Killed and Nephew Accused
Devvar Mareh BA reports from Pagunt Springs Cote on the death of George Wolty an elder soldier Taine at Fort Leavenworth and later ranching life found dead in a clump of bushes by a search party. His nephew Weir 18 years old is under investigation as the possible killer.
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Devvar
Mareh BA
Pagunt Springs
Cote
George Wolty
Laivenworth
Fan
Bualtos Tolly
Miley
Wee
Small Reserves Merged Into One Compact Body
Special Dispatch reports a snail group of reserves south of Flozeman merged into a larger reserve named the Ghilltin Torre, enclosing about 500 acres. The new reserve surrounds the former group and covers the mountainous region bounded by the Gallatin valleys to the east and Yellowstone Park to the west, extending toward Madison valleys in the region.
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Stanari
Washington
the Forest
Flozeman
Thiearth
Yellowstawn
Madison
Yellowstone Park
Madizon Coreet Reserve
Anthony Improves in Rochester Hospital Note
Anthony Improves, Rochester, as of March 2. His condition is described as improved since yesterday and he is taking considerable nourishment. Neighbors and friends remained hopeful for his recovery.
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Rochester
Mias Suean HB
Anthony
Atd
Eller
Foot
Miners Strike Halts Alberta Roadway and Coal Co Operations
Seven hundred miners at the Alberta Roadway and Coal company in Tethridge Alberta walked out this morning. The company says no settlement will occur before next fall. About 79 miners are idle and all mine operations are suspended. The dispute centers on wage increases and concessions that would raise production costs by about 40 percent. Local coal supplies in Great Falls and Helena are reported near exhaustion, while Whelmins at Sand Carlos and Stackett plan to boost output to meet demand.
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Blandara
Alberta Roadway and Coal ‘Company
Tethtridge
Alberta
Lethbridge
Great Valid
Montana
Helena
Sand Carlos
Stackett
Not Enough Signatures to Primary Petitions
Special Dispatch reports from Lewistown that county commissioners tonight announced the plan to move the Walt primary election under the law was defeated. Only 22 signatures were filed of the 360 required, amid indifference and belief enough signatures would not be secured without effort. The public favored trying the law, but citizen action failed to bring the needed numbers.
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Lewistown
Man Found Guilty in Serious Case In Attitude of Prayer
Dr J B Matthews convicted of the serious case involving his wife Indwae Ben fenesd in Kenthiry. Trial featured sensational allegations that he administered strychnine to his wife while she pretended to pray at her bedside.
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Greenstero
N.C. Marth
J. B. Matthews
Indwae Benfenesd
New Kenthiry
Teife
Arguing Motion On Habeas Corpus In Idaho Case
In Caldwell and Boise mar 3 1899 the defendants Moyle Haywood Pettibone and Pettihone were arraigned before District Judge Frank Smith on indictments accusing them of murdering Frank Steunenberg. Attorneys Richardson Darrow Miller Negent sought a continuance and to challenge the indictments while protesting prison conditions. The hearing moved to Boise for habeas corpus arguments with Hawley leading the prosecution and Miller for the defense. The court allowed removal of certain prison- condition restrictions and the men were moved between facilities as proceedings continued. Continued on Page Thirty-Three.
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Boise
Charles Hl, Moyet
William D. Haywood
George AD Pettione
Frank Gmirth
Caldwell
Gow Krank Dieunenberg
Smith
EB. F. Richardson
Denver
Clarence F. Darrow
Chicags
Fred Miller
Spokane
John F. Negent
Silver Cry
Idaho
Richardson
T Hey
Canyon County
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
State Penitentiary
James C.nichols
Also
T Bolse
State Suipreme Court of
Itahe
Supreme Cour
J. Fe Hawley
Warden Whitney
District Court of
Canyenn County
Anter Hawley
Colorado
Istaho
Former Justice Minister May Accept the Premiership
March President Paltieres met with Jean Sarrien former minister of Justice this afternoon to discuss forming a cabinet. Efforts hinge on securing M Bourgeoize and M Potiteairre support, with Sarrien expected to accept the premiership if consent from M Polneutrrea is obtained.
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Paltieres
Jean Sarrien
Justice
Tf M. Bareiou
MM. Bourgeoize
Potiteairre
Juntioe
M. Bourgeolac
Ataivs
M. Polnvalrre
Lite Terror
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Okishom
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Mavely
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Taft
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Viewhy Wien
the Salvation Army
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Port AN
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Hissin
Anna Tamilovich
Tzimailovich
Kenrleff
Bixon
Wilbur F. Saunders
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Hidot
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Hesnolds
Yellowstone County
Pittsburg
Francis JL. Robbins
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QLO
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Aywond
Pettihane
Jack Simpkins
Frank Steunenberg
Western Federation of Miners
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Steunenberg
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Haines Point
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