Funeral Arrangements for General Harrison Detailed
Indianapolis March 15 The Harrison home lies in state awaiting funeral Sunday as President McKinley plans arrival Sunday morning. Floral tributes fill the parlor and the casket rests before the fireplace. Troops will guard a 10 o'clock departure from the Harrison home to the state house. The First Presbyterian Church will host a restrained service with limited seating.
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Ind
Harrison
State House
Prince Albert
General Harrison
McKinley
Canton
Durbin
Washington
Ohio
Columbia Club
Charles Foster
Treasury
Benjamin F. Tracy
Navy
John Wanamaker
Denison House
Therm
W. E. Meredith
Bureau of Printing
L. T. Michener
Washington, D. C
Republican State Committee
Harington
George Brown
Loyal Legion
Legion
New York
Caroline B. Stroud
Chapin C. Foster
B. Miller
John R. Mahoney
Inediana National Guard
Indiana
Fire destroys Daily Advertiser building. three killed
In Boston a seven story gray front Daily Advertiser and Record building in Newspaper Row burned tonight. Three proofreaders died from suffocation James Richardson Jr Judson Craft and Walter Luscomb. Nearly a dozen injured as flames filled upper floors and forced escapes through skylight routes. Damage placed at 150000 with minimal insurance.
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Boston
Daily Advertiser
Newspaper Row
James Richardson, Jr
Judson Craft
Cambridge
Walter Luscomb
Salem
Thames
Smpire
Underwood
Diphtheria Epidemic Alarms Flathead Settlers
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Kalispell dated March 15 reports a diphtheria outbreak among Koote nai Indians near the Flathead reservation. Seven deaths occurred this week with five Monday and two Tuesday. five new cases were logged Wednesday. Rumors claim an Indian girl died near Ashley and her body was carried by pony along Flathead lake. Large tribal funeral crowds ignore precautions, enabling rapid spread. County health officials plan immediate action to confine Indians to the reservation, warning potential unrest.
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Standard
Kalispell
Alon
Flathead Indian Reservation
Kootenai
Flathead Lake
Wertin Sentenced to 99 Years for Son Killing in Little Chicago
Special Dispatch reports Jacob Wertin, condemned to 99 years after a jury verdict for the Christmas killing of his 21 year old son in Little Chicago. Wertin sobbed as the sentence was read by Judge Leslie, cried Johnny, Johnny, then shaved his beard to appear younger. Sheriff Benner planned to take Wertin to Deer Lodge in the morning.
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Standard
Great Falls
Jacob Wertin
Chicago
District Court
Leslie
Wertin
Johnny
Sheriff Benner
Deer Lodge
Dead-End Train Collision Falls in Kentucky
Paducah report says a freight train collision at Clay switch 27 miles below Paducah on the Sinois Central killed engineer Joe Dickey of Paducah Ary Newman of Newbern Tennessee and Edward Hamlett of Fulton. Injured were engineer J J Bornschien and W H Hazelton learning the road and James Roberts a coloured brakeman.
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Paducah
Clay Switch
Sinois Central
Joe Dickey
Ary Newman
Newbern
Tenn
Edward Hamlett
Fulton
J. J. Bornschien
W. H. Hazelton
James Roberts
Kalispell man reinstated to Indian negotiation commission
Washington March 15. Bryan B. McIntire of Kalispell Montana has been reinstated as a member of the commission to negotiate with the Crow Flathead and other Indians. He resigned two months ago to serve in the Montana legislature which recently adjourned.
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Washington
Bryan B. McIntire
Kalispell
Mont
McIntire
Montana
Stolen Sweets Mine Sold by Cannon Bros
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Cannon Bros of Winston sold the Stolen Sweets mine a promising gold proposition that has yielded yellow metal in the past and involved ore buyer George Gunn.
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The
Standard
Helena
Cannon Bros
Winston
Sweets
George Gunn
East Helena Smelter Sold for Fifteen Thousand Dollars
The East Helena smelter was sold for $15,000. The mine, located years ago by famed miner Jack Spaulding, has paid good dividends since its discovery.
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East Helena
Jack Spaulding
Biggest Warrantee Deed Filed in Carbon County Utah
A substantial deed recorded in Carbon County places a 1 000 000 dollar warranty deed on the books. Royal G C Peabody and wife Georgiana Sniffen Peabody transfer coal lands at Sunnyside Utah including surface improvements to Utah Fuel Company, a New Jersey corporation, covering 2 400 acres. A following trust deed by Pleasant Valley Coal Company and Utah Fuel Company to Morton Turet Company of New York is for 1 000 000 dollars to secure 30 year mortgage 65 percent sinking fund bonds on 7 564 acres of coal lands in Carbon County Clear Creek Winter Quarters Castle Gate and Scofield.
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Utah
The
Tribune
Price
Carbon County
Royal GC. Peabody
Georgiana Sniffen Peabody
Brooklyn
N. Y
Utah Fuel Company
New Jersey
Sunnyside
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Morton Turet Company
New York
Clear Creek
Winter Quarters
Castle Gate
Scofield
Great Falls Smelter to Close Indefinitely Next Month
The American Smelting and Refining Company announces the Great Falls Silver Smelter will close indefinitely on the 15th of next month. Ore shipments will shift to East Helena, with haul costs borne by shippers. current ore on hand will last 25 to 30 days, after which the works will be dark and locked. About 120 workers are employed, all to be paid through April 15, with potential positions offered elsewhere.
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Great Falls
American Smelting and Refining Company
Neihart. Barker
East Helena
Helena
Nethart
Walker
Butte Samping
Smetiing and Reduction
Great Fes
Carnegie offers 5.2 million for New York libraries
Andrew Carnegie proposes to fund 65 branch libraries in New York City at an estimated 5,200,000 total, contingent on the city furnishing sites and maintaining the branches. The offer, dated March 13 1901, would create the world’s largest free public library system if accepted.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Europe
John S&s. Billings
New York Library
Johns. Billings
New York Public Library
Central Library
G. L. Rivers
New York Public Library Association
van Wyck
Carnegie
Great Central Reference Library
Forty-second Street
Fifth Avenue
Borearhs
Boston
Chicago
Buffalo
New York City
Manhattan
Bronx
Geater New York
City of
St. Louis
United States
Mystery of Missing Son Solved in St. Louis
Robert Walsh, reputed missing son of a Saginaw lumberman, was killed in a garret at 415 South Sixth Street during a quarrel over robbery spoils. The victim, found Feb 3 with a crushed skull, was identified by Thomas Quinn who aided police. The slayer remains at large and is expected to be arrested soon.
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St. Louis
Robert Wall+h
Saginaw
Mich
South Sixth Street
Thomas Quinn
Walsh
Funeral of Sister Vincent Held at Cathedral
Funeral of Sister Vincent of Deer Lodge took place at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Helena. Bishop Brandel celebrated pontifical high mass with priests of the parish and sisters from Catholic institutions in attendance. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery.
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Sister Vincent
Standard
Helena
Deer Lodge
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
Brandel
Catholie Cemetery
Utah Senate Delays Evans Bill Over Governor Veto
Salt Lake City March 15 In the state senate this afternoon the governor's veto of the Evans bill was called up and on motion to pass the bill notwithstanding the veto the vote stood unclear while the measure had earlier passed 11 to 7 with 12 votes needed to override the veto The outcome hinges on further proceedings in the chamber.
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Salt Lake
Utah
State Senate
Evans
Fire Devastates Moverport With Major Loss
The March 15 fire in Moverport Kentucky is expected to cause about 400000 in damages with 128000 insured. Seventy one buildings were destroyed as relief supplies from Louisville arrive and more are en route tonight.
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Moverport
Louisville
Missing Stamm seen in Washington states
Frank Stamm, a young society man missing from Butte Montana for a year and a half, may be in Tacoma or New Whatcom Washington. FF. B. Colville, writing from La Grande Oregon, says Stamm was met in New Whatcom and Tacoma while acting as advance agent for the Royal Marine band around October 10 last. His brother in Dillon Montana is seeking him as police trace continues.
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Standard
Spokane
Wash
Frank Stamm
Butte
Mont
Tacoma
New Whatcom
Witherspoon
FF. B. Colville
Sumner Hotel
la Grande
Ore
Butte School District Bonds Put To Vote Again
Helena March 15 The Montana supreme court reversed the Silver Bow county district court in denying Simon Hauswirth an injunction. The court ruled the April election notice was illegal for not listing polling places, ordering another vote on $50,000 bonds to enlarge school facilities.
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Standard
Helena
Butte
Supreme Court
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Simon Hauswirth
Hauswirth
Donovan's Assistant Named in Helena
Helena March 15 H D Moore of Missoula the last four years state land register was today named first assistant attorney general by James Donovan filling the post left by Thomas D Long who resigned. F M Mettler was named second assistant attorney general with the office created by the legislature. First assistant earns 2000 a year and second 1800. It is said Long resigned to take the second post which pays 200 less. The governor will name Moore's land office successor early next week.
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Standard
Helena
Judge Rules Eight Hour Law Applies to Day Workers
In Tacoma on March 15 Judge W H Snell ruled a state law setting an eight hour day for public work applies to men paid daily but not to those paid by month or year. The decision narrows the scope of the statute affecting public employment hours.
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Tacoma
Wash
Superior Court
W. H. Snell
Governor approves law reducing gambling felony to misdemeanor
Helena dispatch reports Senate bill 74 approved by the governor, repealing the Chandler anti gambling felony and making gambling a misdemeanor with fines from 100 to 1000 dollars. The measure also imposes penalties for operators and places of business, with witnesses protected from self incrimination and officers authorized to raid suspected premises. The governor vetoes a bank tax repeal, defending state taxation against national banks.
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Helena
Senate
Chandler
Kelena
Smith
Monte
Lansquenet
Costa
State Board of Health
Chicago Club Delegation Arrives in San Francisco
Representatives of the Chicago Commercial Club reached San Francisco by special train from Southern California. They will be banqueted tomorrow night by local commercial bodies.
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San Francisco
Chicago Commercial Club
California
Death of Lt Augustine Newkirk Maher at Naval Academy
Lieutenant Augustine Newkirk Maher of the U B N died this morning in Vallejo California from apoplexy. He entered the Naval Academy in Kansas and graduated in the last class.
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Vallejo
Cal
August Newkirk Maher
Maher
Naval Academy
Kansas
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