Diplomatic Representation in Cuba
President Roosevelt asks Congress to provide diplomatic and consular representation in Cuba to support the upcoming Cuban government, align with the 1898 resolutions, and set up envoy, secretary, and consuls at Havana and key ports. It outlines conditions for Cuba's independence, US intervening rights, and the need for timely establishment ahead of May 20 inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Cuba
Spain
Cuban
Isand
Isle of Pines
Secretary of War
Revenue and Navigation
Republic of Cuba
Legation
Havana
Cienfuegos
Santiago de Cuba
Baracoa
Cardenas Matanzas
Nuevitas
Farita de la Grande
San Juan de Los Remedios
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Dowieites quarantined after smallpox discovery in Chicago
Discovery of smallpox in the Dowie college chapel hotel and Leaves of Healing office at 1254 and 1268 Michigan Avenue led to 173 Dowieites being quarantined. Followers and about twenty servants may not leave for 20 days, with three policemen guarding exits and ground floor doors barred.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
John Alexander Dowie
Dowie
Norwood
Primary results set for Livingston wards
Republican primaries in Livingston chose alderman nominees George Colpus in the first ward and Floyd Thompson in the second ward. No primary in the third ward, with the city committee likely to name a candidate. Democratic primaries are scheduled for Saturday evening amid low voter interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Livingston
George Colpus
Floyd Thompson
Helena Hotel Sold to Eastern Buyers
Helena March 27 The Heena hotel has been sold to eastern parties. L A Walker the manager received a telegram from Dr C K Cole the owner in the East stating the sale was effected. Purchasers and consideration are not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Heena
L. A. Walker
K. Cole
Leaders named in Wallace lynching to face April term
La Junta Colorado authorities say they have names of some lynching leaders in the W H Wallace case. Prosecutions expected at the April term. Coroner's jury found Wallace dead after the assault accusation involving Mrs Henrietta Miller, as details unfold.
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la Junta
Colo
W. H Wallace
Henrietta Miller
Wal
Death Attributed to Gunshot Wounds and Strangulation
Report states the death occurred from gunshot wounds and strangulation inflicted by unknown assailants. Authorities continued investigation as details remained undisclosed.
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Lace
No Second Hand Killings for Bounty Certificates
Montana county attorney limits bounty certificates to animals killed in Custer county. An affidavit must name the killer or cause of death and confirm the hide’s origin. Fraud risk faced if affidavits come from buyers or sellers who did not kill the animal.
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Standard
Miles City
A. H. Swerdfiger
Custer County
Mont
J. H. Johnston
Destructive Peckville Fire Sparks Major Blaze
A destructive fire of incendiary origin in Peckville destroyed two blocks of Main street and the adjacent Depot street area in Scranton's county. The blaze caused about 100 thousand dollars in losses this morning.
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Scranton
Fiire
Peckville
This County
Main Street
Depot Street
Losa
Sugar Refining Co Advances Refined Sugars Prices
Sugar company raises refined sugar Nos 15 and 14 by five points to 3.85, in New York reporting March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
General Delarey Strikes Near Short Ribs
In a reported action General Delarey apparently struck English forces near the short ribs, with martial movement observed in the area. The terse dispatch provides few additional details on casualties or exact location.
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General Delarey
Hollanders Thrive in Montana Settlement Network
Big Timber March reports strong spring immigration to Montana with many Hollanders forming a Wormser City settlement. Rev. Wormser spearheads irrigation growth, proposing a 30 to 40 mile canal from the Yellowstone to boost water supply for thousands of acres and multiple colonies near Manhattan and in Custer county.
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Big Timber
Old Country
Wormser City
Big Timber Creek
A. Wormser
Montana
Crazy Mountains
New Holland
Wormser
State Arid Land Commission
Yellowstone
Livingston
Springdale
Setttement
Manhattan
Gallatin County
Custer County
Patrick argues verdicts tainted by addresses and jury bias
Albert T. Patrick, convicted of William M. Rice murder, discusses trial errors with his father and Chicago counsel. He questions handwriting testimony and will actions, asserts jury honesty, claims bribery attempted on jurors, and says appeals court likely. District Attorney Jerome contemplates immunity for Rice clerk Charles F. Jones.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Colonel Patrick
Chicago
Turner
Patrick
Goff
Osborne
Rice
Schepfell
Adams
Jerome
Charles F. Jones
Jones
Dillon City Council Approves Annual Budget and Library Plans
A special Dillon council meeting approved the annual appropriation of 39750 for the new fiscal year with funds listed for streets police printing salary and utilities. The city will accept Carnegie funds for a library, pay 1200 for two library site lots, and appoint a library building board. A water works proposal offered by Dr M A Miller and Matt Orr at 150 monthly for pumping 40000 gallons daily was not actioned. a site visit to the electric plant and reservoir is planned. Additional notes include Mrs Shultz pleading not guilty to an earlier charge and militia drill preparations with about 50 members. Charles Smith bought draft horses for 100 each from E W Slack. Phil Conrey seeks local brickmakers at Alder for a Ruby valley branch yard.
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Standard
Dillon
Andrew Carnegie
R. A. Franks
Carnegie
Union
A. E. Graeter
White
Frank Eliel
T. J. Olmsted
J. Haines
M. Lyle Innes
M. A. Miller
Matt Orr
Robert Shultz
Dewey and Thrower
Hirschman
Shultz
Op.n
A. M. Madison
Darthall
Charles Smith
Assinbrook
N. D
Big Hole Basin
E. W. Slack
Phil Conrey
Alder
Ruby Valley
Northern Pacific
Mr. Conrey
Neihart Community News and Departures
Neihart reports Mrs. Joseph Skelton honored by Lady Maccabees with a gold watch guard before she and Mr. Skelton depart for Butte for about a year. The piece notes local visits, mining news, and a lynx incident involving Willie Harrison and other schoolboys.
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Standard
Neihart
Joseph Skelton
Butte
Maccabees of
J. S. Neihart
Myrtle
Great Falls
R. S. Stone
Kibbey
J. S. Stroup
Kansas City
Charlie
George Cudmore
Middle Fork Country
Miss Nelson
Minneapolis
Montana
Judge Hotel
C. W. Hanneman
Helena
Willie Harrison
Hanneman
Willie
Wilie
Charles W. Wescott
Wescott
Disbarment Trial Hears Tape of Weed Case in Helena
The Helena supreme court heard evidence in the E. D. Weed disbarment case. Theodore Mayer testified about a land deal and alleged extortion, and Weed denied wrongdoing as others debated fees and settlements. The session ended with cross examinations and plans to resume in the morning.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
E. D. Weed
Theodore Mayer
Mayer
Weed
Moore
Luther F. Smith
Wisconsin
Marshal Crane
George Leekley
Leekley
United States
Leckley
Washington
Treasury Department
Nolan
Carpenter
T. J. Walsh
F. P. Sterling
J. B. Clayberg
Henry Stricht
Louis Johnson
Columbian Mining Company
Justice Pigott
Fire at Potter Wall Paper Plant Fails Again
Fire at the Potter Wall Paper company plant 408 410 Illinois street caused about 100000 dollars in damage marking the second blaze in 60 days. Manager Stuart Warring suspects incendiary origin after a prior fire damaged stock by about 60000 dollars.
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Chicago
Potter Wall Paper Company
Illinois Street
Stuart Warring
Bethel Business District Destroyed by Fire
Georgetown Ohio March 27 The entire business portion of Bethel was destroyed by fire last night Loss estimated at 50000 dollars and the blaze caused extensive damage to shops and stores.
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Georgetown
Ohio
Bethel
Montana Matters at Washington Post Office Established
Special Dispatch from Washington reports a post office is established at Flesher in Lewis and Clark county with Gideon D. Flesher named postmaster. Senator Clark today introduced a bill that would grant a pension to A. J. Cupples of Helena.
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The
Standard
Washington
Flesher
Lewis and
Clarke County
Gideon D. Flesher
Clark
A. J. Cupples
Helena
Reverses for Rebels in Venezuelan Revolution
Insurgents lose ground as government forces recapture Port Lamar Juan Criego and hold Carupano Cumana and Barcelona. A 1 009 strong rebel force retreats from Barcelona while General Riera and 1 200 troops seek a junction with 600 revolutionary soldiers in Falcon. San Antonio and Maturin reportedly in rebel hands with 2 000 rebels advancing toward Cumana and Barcelona.
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Willemstadt
Curacoa
Port Lamar
Juan Criego
Margarita
Carupano
Cumana
Barcelona
Bermudez
Riera
Falcon
Orinoco
Cubia
Tinidad
Republic
San Antonio
Bolivar
Maturin
Menagas
Penalosa
Rolando
Woodard May Be Lynched As Stay Blocks Execution
A Casper Wyoming dispatch reports public anger over the delay of Charles Woodard’s execution for Sheriff Ricker’s murder. Crowds gather outside the jail unaware the Supreme Court has granted a stay, some hoping for lynching while Woodard expresses relief at the delay.
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Supreme Court
Omaha
Neb
Bee
Casper
Wyo
Charles Woodard
Ricker
Woodard
Chicago grain market traders hold May prices after early losses
Traders covered shorts as corn strength returned while May wheat opened higher but closed weak at 71 1/8 cents. May corn closed easy at 79 1/4 cents, oats down 2 to 2 1/2 cents, and May pork and ribs rose on strong packer driven trading.
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Chicago
Hears
Longs
Grain and meat prices in steady market report
Cash quotations show steady wheat and corn with mixed rye and barley values. Meats and fats move at listed per barrel and per hundredweight levels across various cuts and salted products.
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Roosevelt
New Republic
Tuying
Custer
Hollanders
Wormler
Court of Appeals
Dillon’s
Carnegie Library
Neihart Doings
Ant
Castro
San An
Tonio and
Mazarin
Wyoming
Schatzlein Paint Co
W. Broadway, Butte
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