StorER Back From Spain Recalled Denies Rumor
New York March 16 Bellamy Storer United States minister to Spain arrived on the St Louis from Southampton. He denied a recall rumor and said he took a 96 day leave of absence. He expects to return to Madrid in June and praised the young king while noting cabinet changes are uncertain.
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Bellamy Storer
United States
Spain
American Line
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Southampton
Storer
Madrid
Council of State
Sagasta
S Corer
US Representative Attends King’s Accession in Madrid
President Roosevelt selected J. L. M. Curry to attend the Madrid accession ceremony as the United States representative. Curry had previously served as minister at Madrid when the king was born. Mr. Storer departs for Washington the next day to confer with the president.
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J. L. M. Curry
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Storer
Washington
Japan’s Trade and Railways Grow Despite Tariffs
New York reports Uchida cites Japan's last year foreign trade exceeding 500 million yen with a record high. Imports rose due to temporary needs, while exports rose too as the rail network expanded from Yokohama to Tokyo, reaching 4 100 miles with heavy government and private investment.
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Uchida
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London
Caport
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Tondo
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Senate voting on slip subsidy bill signals House agenda
Washington March 16 The senate will vote tomorrow afternoon on the slip subsidy bill with no speeches. Afterward the presidential protection bill becomes unfinished business while Hoar’s assassination measure is also on the calendar. The house plans river and harbor, Moss vs Rhea secession case, and revenue cutter retirement, with anticipated smooth passage of the river and harbor bill.
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House
Moss Vs. Rhea
Kentucky
Revenue Cutter Service
Rhea
Billings Notes Preview Local Elections and Snowy Weather
Special Correspondence notes that Billings faces a simple April 7 city election with four aldermen to be chosen and nominations filed for the First through Third wards. No local political upheaval expected. Snow began yesterday and continued for 24 hours, melting soon, with lingering snow benefiting ranges and farms. various residents travel, host guests, and conduct business in Billings as spring looms.
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Billings
Frank B. Connelly
S. G. Reynolds
O. D. Hogue
George A. Berkey
Pourta
Goldenen
Edward Cardwell
Jefferson County
Ed Cardwell
Pacific Coast
Victoria
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Mexico
Cardwell
Europe
A. C. Logan
Helena
Southmay
W. X. Suddith
Chicago
Lavina
Emet Vaughn
Bloomfield
Iowa
J. H. Calhoun
Fort Krogh
Neihart Doings Chronicle Socials and Local Shifts
Neihart report details a successful lady stacca bees social in the A O U W hall with luncheon. The Lady Maccabees plan to add 75 volumes of literature to their growing library. Mining figure Gus Seegar suffered a severe burn from a heater incident that disrupted his work. Families and residents travel, move equipment, and attend farewells as local life continues with health, travel, and business updates.
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Standard
Gus Seegar
Nethart
Mr. Seegar
Wanda
Bessie Lunsford
Burr
Belt Park
Neihart
Eugene Goudelan
Great Falls
Jack Parr
Kibbey
Armington
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Arthur
Mr. Parr
Fo Bennett
Boulder Hot Springs
Irene Cleary
Mamie
Charles Hays
Rimini
Sadie Pattingale
Laura Rush
Ethel Hanneman
Lizzie Haggerty
Emmet
Frank Cleary
Charles Hayes
Andrew Schwendt
Isaac Hagen
Charles McGibbon
Silver Belt
George Davis Dies After Illness in Anaconda
George Davis died early this morning at St. Ann's hospital after a lengthy illness. He was treated for pneumonia and later heart trouble. Despite efforts to stimulate his heart, he passed away. He leaves a widow and two children of Alder street.
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St. Ann’s Hospital
Alder Street
Imports and Exports of the Philippines in 1901 Eight Months
An insular War Department bulletin summarizes commerce in the Philippines for eight months ending August 31, 1901. Imports rose to 19.02 million dollars, exports to 16.99 million, with US-only trade up 64 percent in imports and near doubling in manufactured exports from 1900. Hemp leads exports, and foodstuffs plus manufactured goods drive import gains.
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Insular
War Department
Philippines
United States
Through Tariffs Revised by Trans-Continental Freight Bureau
Portland, March 16. After a meeting lasting over three weeks the trans Continental Freight bureau adjourned sine die yesterday. It was the longest bureau session yet and its work is more complete, though officials say little significant was accomplished. A complete revision of tariff sheets was made and every item cleared from the docket.
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Ore
trans-Continental Freight Bureau
Bureau
Train Schedule Marker for Slating Kink and Carroll Ranch
Western Union standard time trains run from Slating Kink via Commercial Avenue with times listed from 10 minutes after Carroll departure to 8:00 p.m. Services show 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2:20 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. daily effective March 12, 1902.
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Salt Lake City Tax Probe Targets Stock Brokers
Captain George H. Wheelock of the Internal Revenue Service is examining Salt Lake City firms to determine if officers and directors, including H. G. Whitney of Utah Sugar, owe stock broker taxes under the War Revenue Act. The probe could expand to other companies and test brokerage versus private account dealings nationwide.
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the Tribune
George H. Wheelock
Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Washington
Utah Sugar Company
Wheelock
H. G. Whitney
Whitney
Captain Wheelock
Joseph «. Smith
Weils
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T. G. Webber
W. 8
Duel with Winchesters Ends in Double Fatality at Purdy
Reese Evans and A A Smith fought at eight feet along the Nevada California Oregon railway. Smith shot Evans and died hours later after Evans fell. Smith wounded twice in the stomach and an arm, died after confessing only to have fired back.
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Herald
Reno
Nevy
Purdy Station
Nevada, California & Oregon
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A. A. Smith
Smith
Evans
Pension Bill Seen To Offer Relief From Private Claims
Senators and congressmen expect the pension appropriation bill to pass soon. The measure would criminalize paying agents to push private pension bills through Congress and aims to curb aggressive claim attorneys who market nonviable claims while easing legislative load.
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Washington
Congress
Discoverer of Emma mine J F Woodman dies in Chicago
Salt Lake City reports the death in Chicago of J F Woodman a prominent mining promoter and capital investor born in England 79 years ago. He discovered the Emma mine near Salt Lake City later sold for 5 000 000 and also the Centennial Eurekan mine. He leaves an estate valued at over half a million dollars.
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Chicago
J. F. Woodman
Mr. Woodman
England
California
Emma
Woodman
Colon guards tighten as panama faces shortages
On March 16 Col n authorities guard all approaches with detachments and embankments. 200 to 800 troops patrol the railroad line to deter insurgent attacks like last November. Food shortages grow in Panama as small boats cannot reach coast towns. beef comes via Cartagena through Colon.
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Colon
Panama
Cartagena
Admiral Schley Heads to Boston Evacuation Day
Washington report says Admiral Schley left for Boston to attend the Evacuation day celebration marking the end of the Civil War era with ceremonies planned in the city and around the harbor.
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Admiral Schley
Boston
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