Butte News They Want His Scalp Unites in Protest
Walke rville justices Thomas Neean and N J O Connor file a complaint with the county commissioners asking for the removal of constable W H L Sater who was elected last fall They accuse him of neglecting court attendance and working for a collection agent in Butte while keeping more deputies than the sheriff The justices say they are left without anyone to serve papers and urge prompt action to appoint a replacement for Walkerville duties The protest is on file for future commissioners action
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Thomas Neean
N. J. O'Connor
Walkerville
W. H. L. Sater
Sater
Butte
Best Coal in the Market from Citizens Coal Co
Kemmerer coal promoted as the best in the Buite market costs no more than inferior grades. Citizens Coal Co announces service by phone 538 at No. 4 East Broadway.
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Kemmerer Coal
Citizens’ Coal CO
East Broadway
Attempted Robbery in Cudahy Kidnap Case Suspect Shot
Omaha March 23 W A Streator drug contractor linked to Melrose Hill ransom incident was shot defending entry to the house where young Cudahy was held. Aiding companions fled. fire started but put out. Police seek suspects. Streator and brother in law J W Atkinson arrested pending inquiry.
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Omaha
W. A. Streator
Melrose Hill
Cudahy
Streator
J. W. Atkinson
Dandy Jim Wins Pacific Union Handicap at Tanforan
At Tanforan San Francisco on March 2 Dandy Jim 12 to 1 upset Telamon by a length under rider Mounce in the Pacific Union handicap. Canmore tired to finish third, Benson Caldwell faltered. Sublime opened with a neck victory in the first race. Dominick rode three winners while weather and track were favorable. Kenilworth and Yellowtail set for a $1,000 match next Friday over six furlongs. First race Su-Dime led to victory, second Phoenixsia, third Boundlee. Third race Olinthus won steeplechase with Meg Boy second. Fourth race Tathil won with Articulate second. Fifth race Dandy Win took the Pacific Union handicap, Telamon second, Canmore third.
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San Francisco
Tanforan
Dandy Jim
Telamon
Mounce
Canmore
Benson Caldwell
Sublime
Tuthill
Ollothus
Pentwig
Lord Chesterfield
Ilus
Phoenixsia
Boundlee
Maggie Davis
Olinthus
Meg Boy
Mestor
Tathi
Articulate
the Fretter
Pyramid Pile Cure touted as safe universal remedy
The Pyramid Pile Cure is advertised as a painless, inexpensive treatment for all forms of piles, with testimonials from users in Iowa Alabama Missouri Tennessee and Illinois. Claims it avoids surgery, is harmless, and widely sold by Pyramid Drug Co. and druggists.
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Mgr
Erook
Waterloo
Iowa
G. Spillman
Huntsville
Ala
J. D. Roberts
Moriah
Buster Nunley
Tracy City
Teen
Pyramid Drug Co
Sixth race finish at Harland selling meet
Harland won the sixth race over a mile in a selling event with Sir Hampton second and Wyoming third. Time noted as 1 55, with Wyom ing recorded third and 1 41 elsewhere.
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Selling
Harland
Sir Hampton
Wyoming
New Orleans Racing Season Closes With Multiple Winners
In New Orleans on March 23 the local racing season closed with cloudy skies and slow track. Winners included Miss Golightly in the six furlongs, Hardly in the mile, Seidenbach in the steeplechase, Ren Chance in the Turf Congress handicap, Frangible in two miles, The Jefferson in the mile, and Lenis in the mile. In New York, March 23, William C C Whitney confirms leasing Volodyovski the English Derby favorite, with Petronius also leased. Judge Huggins to continue training Volodyovski.
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New Orleans
Miss Golightly
Curtzy
Carrick
Bitholin
Weidemann
Seidenbach
the Planet
Terry Ranger
Ren Chance
Linden Ella
Strangest
Frangible
Silver Coin
Grey Forge
Jefferson
Burlington
King Bermuda
Lenis
Phidias
Villamont
New York
William CC. Whitney
Aiken
S. C
Volodyovski
Petronius
Judge Huggins
Roosevelt Attends 25th Legal Aid Society Banquet
Vice President Roosevelt attended the 25th anniversary banquet of the Legal Aid Society at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. He urged facing new conditions, warned against false remedies, and stressed duty to neighbor. He later spoke at a Locust Club dinner honoring Governor Odell, praising Odell as the governor of all citizens.
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New York
Legal Aid Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Roosevelt
Charles F. Fairchild
Lyman Abbott
St. Clair McIlway
Admiral Higgins
Locust Club
Odell
State of
Alabama Prospero City: Alabama Prosperity Reported by Commissioner Poole
Washington March 23 R R Poole commissioner of agriculture for Alabama testified before the industrial commission on state conditions. He said Alabama is prosperous with mortgage eliminations, rising farm land values, mineral wealth growth, more mills and manufactures, higher cotton prices, and large exports. He noted many whites and many colored people have obtained homes in 15 years and that the black belt shows less migratory tenancy with tenants becoming owners.
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Washington
R. R. Poole
Alabama
Industrial Commission
Black Belt
Loud Discord In Commons Over Navy Estimates
London March 23 in the house of commons the navy estimates debate drew a lively five minutes as Mr Balfour closed the discussion. John Redmond protested and was contradicted by Sir J Fortesque Flannery. The Irish nationalist shouted protests and called for the police. William Redmond questioned the right of members to contradict. The presiding officer ruled that denial could be sharper but not unparliamentary.
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London
House of Commons
Balfour
John Redmond
J. Fortesque-Flannery
William Redmond
Judge Hutchinson hints at new trial in Photo Engravers' Trust case
In Chicago on March 2 Judge Hutchinson sitting in criminal court indicated he would grant a new trial to the defendants in the Photo Engravers' Trust case. He ruled the indictment law is not operative and no Illinois statute now punishes those accused of similar acts. The defendants faced charges of entering into a trust to maintain prices.
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Chicago
Hutchinson
Criminal
Photo-Engravers’ Trust
Illinois
Former Ardnamurchan Captain Disputes Wreck Parts
A Victoria report states a former Ardnamurchan captain who inspected telegraphed descriptions says the wreckage found on the Oregon coast does not resemble the ship. He notes the Ardnamurchan had teak doors while the found doors are white, casting doubt on a match.
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Victoria
B. C
Ardnamurchan
Oregon Coast
Cripple Creek Short Line Opens With Public Celebration
Cripple Creek citizens joined Colorado Springs excursionists for the first passenger train over the line. A crowd gathered at the depot as the Portland band played and the last spike was driven by President Irving Howbert at the junction of the steam and electric roads. The crowd cheered the road and gave three cheers for Howbert.
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Rado Springs
Cripple Creek
Colorado Springs
Portland
Irving Howbert
District Electric Road
Howbert
Cyclone damages Pensacola shipping and docks
A severe southeast cyclone hits Pensacola causing widespread maritime damage. The Russian bark Liilo loses its three masts and collides with Loche which loses its bowprit. The schooner Irene is beached, lumber barges sink, timber drifts, and many export steamers tangle at the Louisville & Nashville wharf. Sailor Lloyd Ward is missing, believed blown overboard, and the fishing smack Maud Muller wrecked near St Andrew's Pass.
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Pensacola
Liilo
Loche
Irene
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Adele
Lloyd Ward
Maud Muller
St. Andrew's Pass
Korea Large Steam Vessel Shown At Newport News
Washington March 22 The Korea the largest steam vessel yet built on the Atlantic side was launched today at Newport News Ship Building companys works. She measures 527 feet four inches in length and 84 feet in beam with a 18560 ton displacement and a 17 foot draft.
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Washington
Korea
Newport News Ship Building Company
Atlantic
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
San Francisco
Hongkong
Privy Councilor Pobnedonostzeff Escapes Attempt
In St Petersburg early Friday, two bullets shattered a window near Privy Councilor Pobnedonostzeff, chief pro curator of the holy synod, and lodged in the ceiling. Two more shots were fired but did not enter his study. the would be assailant Lagowski, a provincial official, is identified. The procurator remains unharmed as investigators pursue the motive. Separately, a call from the students' organization invites intelligent Russians to join the struggle for freedom.
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St. Petersburg
Pobnedonostzeff
The
Holy Synod
Lagowski
Students’ Organization Committee
Peace Talks in South Africa Show Split Over Terms
Berlin reports harsh press commentary on the Kitchener-Botha negotiations through documents to Parliament. Chamberslain is blamed for missed chances at peace, with the Tageblatt noting Britain underestimates Boer resistance and will adjust proposals later.
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Berlin
Joseph Chamberlain
Tageblatt
Great Britain
Boers wreck supply train north of Viaklaagte
Four hundred Boers under Soer Buys wreck a supply wagon train north of Viaklaagte. They overpower the escort and seize wagon loads of provisions. A convoy to join General French’s column between Blood River and Scheeper’s is attacked. One British man killed and three wounded. The Blood River bridge is burned.
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Standerton
Transvaal Colony
Soer
Buys
Viaklaagte
French
Blood River
Scheeper
Nea
Transvaal
British officials deny Kruger envoy refusal report
London officials of the foreign office state they have heard nothing of any recent refusal by the czar to receive President Kruger or other envoys and regard the report as highly improbable.
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London
British Foreign Office
Czar
Kruger
Dutch diplomat denies Kruger meeting with Czar
Utrecht March 23 Dr Leyds Transvaal diplomatic agent says reports from Amsterdam claiming the Czar refused to see President Kruger are entirely inventions.
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Utrecht
Holland
Leyds
Transvaal
Amsterdam
Russia
Kruger
St Patrick's Day Dance and Local Social Roundup in Dillon
Dillon held a St Patrick's day dance at Dart's hall by the Dillon orchestra. Argenta hosted a masked ball to benefit its school. Dillon residents enjoyed pleasant weather and visits to the old town. Socials were held at various homes, including the Manse society and Baptist groups. The Tacit Travella Company performed at the Dillon theater with uneven attendance. A Dillon resident returned from California and others planned visits to Butte and Polaris mine. Notables include Mrs. Rathbone, Mrs. Mageke Morse, and Dr. H A Bond with Col Otho Kiemm in town.
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St. Patrick's
Dillon
Dart's Hall
Argenta
Old Town
H. H. Swain
Baptist Parsonage
Baptist Aid Society
Rathbone
M. E. Lewine Society
Mageke Morse
Tacit Travella Company
Dillon Theater
B. F. White
California
George W. French
Butte
Bessia Farrell
Scheda of
Richards
G. W. Tower
J. Hi. Trevise
Hutte
Polaris
James P. Coleman
Salt Lake City
James Orton
Music Dealers
St. Anthony
Idaho
H. A. Bond
Otho Kiemm
M. EF. Powers
Emerson Hill
Red Rock
British Officials Reject Turkish Islands Seizure Report
London dispatch says British foreign officials call the report of seizure of any Turkish islands ridiculous nonsense. The remark underscores official disbelief amid tensions in the region.
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London
Germans oust Chinese troops on Chili Shansi frontier gains near Shanhalkwan
Tientsin dispatch reports German forces have driven imperial Chinese troops from mountain passes on the Chili Shansi frontier and plan to occupy the area around Shanhalkwan for the summer, signaling a shift in control and presence in the region.
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Tientsin
Chili- Shansi
Shanhalkwan
Copper mine control sale alters Utah asset ties
Acquired by Bingham Copper & Gold Mining company of Utah. Control of the Grand Central mine in Utah transferred through Hornblower & Weeks banking house of New York and Boston. The move consolidates ownership and finances across regional mining interests.
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New York
The
Bingham Copper & Gold Mining Company of Utah
Grand Central Mine of Utah
Hornblower & Weeks
Boston
Last spike Driven at Cripple Creek Colorado
Last spike driven at Cripple Creek Colorado on March 23 marks completion of the Colorado line project. Officials hailed the milestone as a major transportation advancement bringing rail service closer to completion and signaling economic growth for the region.
Archbishop Travers Lewis Critically Ill in Empire Hotel
New York report says the lord archbishop of Ontario Travers Lewis remains in a critically ill condition at the Empire hotel, with no change in his status as of today.
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New York
Ontario
Travers Lewis
Empire Hotel
Hauser Brenner Foth Co Plant Burns In Cincinnati
A cooperative plant on Division Street in Cincinnati owned by Hauser Brenner Foth and Company was destroyed by fire on March 23, with losses estimated at $50,000. The blaze caused extensive damage to the building and contents, with investigators assessing the cause as undetermined pending further inquiry.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Hauser, Brenner, Foth & Co
Division Street
King's accession message delivered to King Leopold
The extraordinary embassy from Brussels on March 23 announced King Edward's accession to the British throne. The Earl of Mount Edgcumbe presented an autograph letter from King Edward and conveyed a message of sympathy and friendship to King Leopold.
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Brussels
Edward
Leopold
Earl of
Leopold Hopes For Closer Ties After Queen's Passing
In reply Leopold praised the late queen’s qualities and expressed hope that relations between the two countries would grow steadily more cordial. Queen Marie Henriette hosted presentations and a reception afterward.
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Leopold
Marie Henriette
Lisbon cabinet closes chapel and seizes missionary houses
Dispatches from Lisbon report a cabinet council terminating the chapel of the Sisters and withdrawing statutes from Mozambique missionary associations. The church of St. Francis and St. Paul becomes State property and a Jesuit house is closed.
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Madrid
Lisbon
Mozambique
British Foreign Office Denies Nicaragua Canal Cooperation
London reports the British Foreign Office emphatically denies that Germany is cooperating with Great Britain on the proposed Nicaragua canal, countering recent cable dispatches from New York.
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London
Germany
Great Britain
Nicaragua
New York
Steamship Combine Links Red Cross and Booth Lines
It was announced that the Red Cross line and the Booth Steamship company have merged their New York to Northern Brazil service, pooling about nine vessels between them.
Queen Alexandra Arrives in Copenhagen With Royal Company
At Copenhagen on March 23 Queen Alexandra landed with her father King Christian and her sister Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna of Russia. The royal party’s appearance signifies a major ceremonial engagement in the Danish capital with prominent imperial ties evident in the arrival.
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Copenhagen
Queen Alexandra
King Christian
Empress Maria Feodorovna
Russia
Addison's disease puzzles Bellevue doctors in 28 year old patient
The New York Evening Post reports on Addison's disease linking bronze skin to suprarenal gland trouble. Rosa Lowe, a 28 year old patient at Bellevue Hospital, embodies the condition once blamed on tuberculosis but now seen as possible local gland involvement or atrophy.
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New York Evening Post
Addison
Bellevue Hospital
Rosa Lowe
Second Avenue
Gland extracts proposed as cures for Addison’s disease and other conditions
A 19th century discussion outlines experiments with extracts from the thyroid and suprarenal glands. It notes Brown Sequard’s 1856 finding that suprarenal glands are vital, their secretions influence blood, and that gland extracts have been used to treat Addison’s disease with partial relief and temporary results in cases tied to organic illness.
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Brown Sequard
Addison
Bellevue
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W. R. Tonkin Co
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Butte, Mont
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