Fatal burns strike Irish immigrant wife in Dublin Gulch
Mrs Ellen Sheehan aged 25 died after coal oil spilled on her clothes and ignited while she prepared a liniment for her husband Daniel Sheehan who lay recovering from rheumatism. She fled the house, received aid from relatives, and died after intense suffering with doctors in attendance. Funeral set for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from 619 Duggan avenue.
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Ellen Sheehan
Dublin Gulch
Timothy Wall
The Standard Carriage Works Opera House Exclusive
The Standard remains the only exclusive carriage works noted in the state, signaling a unique local industry standing.
City Registration Clampdown Sets Record in Butte Election
Butte voters registered in record numbers with 8 085 total names, up from 7 067 last off year and 8 588 in 1899. Daily tallies show 4 458 West Side and 4 077 East Side registered, with 790 new names yesterday. Book reopenings for corrections and additions are set for the 30th. rail and local ads note ticket sales to Anaconda and freight rates, plus offers from Orton Bros. for planes or organs.
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McCarthy
Harrington
Butte
Deadlock Persists In Lincoln Senate Caucus Deadlock
Lincoln Neb March 22 Fifty four Republicans met in caucus to end the long term senatorial deadlock with ballot counts through 11 PM showing no change. D K Thompson gained one vote from Lorenzo Crounse, who explained his vote and urged ending deadlock. Thompson’s camp cheered as curries and Thompson backers faced an uncertain immediate outcome. Both houses meet tomorrow and the caucus adjourned after 60 fruitless ballots until Monday night.
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Lincoln
Neb
Edward Rosewater
Meiklejohn
Frank M. Currie
D. K. Thompson
Lorenzo Crounse
D. E. Thompson
FF. M. Currie
Thompson
Crounse
Hanna Hopeful on Nebraska Senate Deadlock Break
President and Senator Hanna, chairman of the Republican National Committee, discussed Nebraska’s senatorial deadlock in hopes of breaking the stalemate and securing the election of two Republican senators. Hanna advised Lincoln to acquiesce in the will of the legislature.
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Washington
Nebraska
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Lincoln
Senator Seeks Loyal Bolters Toward Republican Unity
The majority vows no more telegrams to public figures but may respond to a telegram from 10 bolting Republicans. It denounces D. E. Thompson’s election as disgraceful and expresses hope that loyalty to the Republican party will bring the bolters to their senses.
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D. E. Thompson
White House
Republcan
Creedon Knocks Out Stift in Fifth Round in Hot Springs
Dan Creedon defeated Billy Stift in Hot Springs Arkansas in a fifth round knockout before about 7000 spectators at the Whittington Mark club arena. Creedon dropped Stift in the third and again in the fourth with sharp infighting and jabs to the chin, ending the bout with a final short jab.
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Ark
Dan Creedon
Billy Stift
Whittington Mark Club
Stift
Creedon
British debate on Russia Manchuria and Tientsin dispute
London reports the House of Commons division over adjournment on the Russia China tensions and the Tientsin settlement. Lord Cranborne says Russia respected China’s integrity. Campbell-Bannerman condemns the lack of earlier information. Arnold Forster defends naval estimates and boiler plans.
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Manchuria
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Tientsin
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George Hamilton
Great Britain
Foreign Office
House of Lords
Arnold Forster
Admiralty
Plans for Gould Rockefeller Copper Route Reach New Mexico
Albuquerque March 22 The Daily Citizen prints a statement from a New Yorker staying at Las Cruces who is close to the Goulds and Rockefellers. He says they plan to build from El Paso to Santa Rita New Mexico to Santa Fe, a route under 409 miles, linking Texas Pacific with Denver Rio Grande. He adds the combine aims to control Colorado and Southern to yield a short Balt Lake to Denver to New Orleans corridor.
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Rockefellers
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Balt Lake
Denver
New Orleans
Convict Pardoned in Topeka After Penitentiary Uprising
Governor Stanley pardoned Floyd Graham who aided Warden Tomlinson during the week’s insurrection at the penitentiary coal mines. Graham, who climbed 40 feet up the air shaft to report convicts weakening, was sentenced at Fort Scott on Oct 4 1898 for 15 years for holding up a shopkeeper.
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Topeka
Kan
Stanley
Floyd Graham
Tomlinson
Penitentiary Coal Mines
Graham
Fort Scott
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Readers
A run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is reported with druggists unable to supply today. Endorsing voices from H Goddard and John T. Washburn cite quick relief, croup prevention, and wide sale. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets also praised for stomach and liver relief with samples free.
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H. Goddard
Edgemont
Dak
John T. Washburn
Gravois Mill
E. VanDeusen
Kilbourn
Wis
Divorce Plea and Local Legal Moves Reported
Action in district court to divorce Mertie Houston from H B Houston cites a 1894 marriage in Huron and alleged infidelity with Dr. Davis of Manchester South Dakota. Ida Young sues Robert F. Young for divorce over threats and lack of support. Frank O Connell case dismissed for lack of proof. Land disputes in Valley addition and lien foreclose suits against Davenport. Wetzstein posts $8000 injunction bond in Comanche case. Joan Boyd larceny case set for new information after subpoenaed Philipsburg witnesses. Burns sues for 3053.98 on tunnel subcontract with B A P railway and Colorado company.
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District Court
Mertie Houston
Tuscarora
Frank O'Connell
Tony Jantz
Sateller
O'Connell
Matali Marsetti
Lee Davenport
Valley
R. C. Smythe
Davenport
Alaskan Trade Union Forms Unified Price Pact
San Francisco reports a new alliance of Alaska trade firms to curb competition with a uniform price scale. Members include Alaska Commercial, Alaska Exploration, North American Transportation and Trading not joining, Ames Mercantile Cape Nome, Seattle Yukon Trading, and Seattle. Dutch Harbor coal trade groups stay out. Lane interests also opt out.
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the Post
Seattle
Cape Nome
Dawson
Alaskan Commercial Company
Alaska Exploration Company
North American Transportation and Trading Company
Ames Mercantile Company
Seattle- Yukon Trading Company
Alaskan
Dutch Harbor
Wild Goose Mining and Trading Company
Charles D. Lane
Retirement of Col. Abraham K. Arnold From First Cavalry
In Washington on March 22 Col. Abraham K. Arnold of the first cavalry will retire for age on March 24. His departure makes Lieut. Col. James M. Bell a colonel of cavalry now en route from the Philippines. Bell will command one of the new cavalry regiments organized for service in the Philippines.
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Washington
Abraham K. Arnold
First Cavalry
James M. Bell
Bell
Philippines
Conger Bankrupt Filing Details Liabilities
New York March 22 B Conger with offices in Wall street filed a petition in bankruptcy Liabilities 553 095 assets nominal 1500. Conger was involved as a stockholder in the Zanesville Ohio Street Railway company and the American Silika Sand company failures about six years ago.
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New York
B. Conger
Wall Street
New Hospital Planned by Sisters of Charity in Helena
Special dispatch from Helena reports the Sisters of Charity will build a larger hospital than the current quarter near the bishop’s residence. The plan calls for a $45000 construction budget and repurposing the old facility as a school. Site for the new building is not yet decided.
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The
Standard
Helena
Sisters of Charity
Monuments Displayed In Montana by R A Ketchin
Eastern Granite Monuments Tablets and head stones on hand for Montana buyers. First class work and material with reasonable prices. R A Ketchin successor to J E Tuite located at 304 South Montana street corner Silver street.
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Montana
R. A. Ketchin
J. E. Tuite
Montana Street
Silver Street
India gold reserve reported in Commons transfer
Lord George Hamilton said in the house of commons that the gold reserve under the Indian Currency Act stood at 6,957,000 pounds as of March 7. An additional 800 pounds not held under the act existed, all in India and none in the Bank of England.
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London
George Hamilton
India
House of Commons
Edward Sassoon
Bank of England
Mrs Ellen Sheehan Dies at Age
Mrs Ellen Sheehan aged percent years died yesterday. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 30 from the family residence 619 Duggan avenue.
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Ellen Sheehan
Duggan Avenue
Race for Charity to Feature $50,000 Purse at Readville
A triangle race planned for Readville Massachusetts in the week starting September 1 will award $30,000 to the winner and $20,000 to the runner up with Crescens Charlie Herr and Boralma as entrants. Thomas W. Lawson funds the $50,000 purse with $10,000 per corner and 8.0 percent added. Gate receipts go to charity including West End Nursery and Infants Hospital and the Industrial School for Crippled and Deformed Children in Boston.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Charlie Herr
Crescens
Boralma
Lawson
Readville
Mass
New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
West End Nursery and Infants’ Hospital
Industrial School For
Jockey Henry Captures Five Wins at Tanforan Meet
San Francisco on March 22 reports Jockey Henry rode six mounts with five winners and a close second. Four winning mounts were favorites while Kenilworth led from start to finish in the six furlong race. Huachuca won the second race and was bid up but retained by the stable. results include Beau Ormonde, Kenilworth, Maceyle and Impromptu among others.
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Henry
Tanforan
Yellowtail
Kenilworth
Sad Sam
Nansen
Maceyle
Hirosormonde
Ogle
Ursula
Snooze
Tony Lepping
William Ack
Local Race Card From New Orleans Track
Six furlong selling Charlie Daniels wins race one with Zaza second and Tenoke third in 1 16. Woodtrice captures race two a mile and a quarter with Excelsis second and Red Pirate third in 2 0. Tom Kingsley takes race three with Georgie second and Goebel third in 1 14. Dissolute wins the Pickwick Club Stakes mile with Bir Gatian second and Gertrude Eliott third in 1 42. Swordsman wins race five for gentlemen riders in 1 55 with Dagmar second. Kid wins race six seven furlongs selling with Leone second and Virgin third in 1 30. Janowood is noted in race seven six furlongs selling.
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Charlie Daniels
Zaza
Tenoke
Woodtrice
Excelsis
Red Pirate
Tom Kingsley
Georgie
Goebel
Dissolute
Bir
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