State Was Responsible Radical Leadership Diverted Unions
In Coeur d'Alenes investigation Brigadier General Merriam defended the use of force to protect mine owners while distancing himself from labor affairs. He said Congress should act on labor conspiracies and accepted state responsibility for policy, with Governor Steunenberg bearing full responsibility. Captain Edwards testified on troop conduct. News notes a separate strike move by 1,000 Buffalo freight handlers and 200 NY Lake Erie & Western repair workers.
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Merriam
Coeur d'Alene
Robertson
Bartlett Sinclair
Sinclair
War Department
Alger
Coeur d’Alene
Congress
Sovereign
Gompers
Denver
Denvers
Coeur d'Alene Dietrict
Coeur d'Alenes
Sulzer
Coeur -Walene
Steunenberg
Patrick J. Marypay
New York Central
Calloway
Walt
Motive Power Department
Buffalo
Lake Shore
New York, Lake Erie & Western
Bryan Appears At Port Huron Dem Convocation
Michigan Democrats gathered in Port Huron to hear William J Bryan and select delegates for the national convention. Justin R Whiting was nominated to represent the Seventh district in the congressional race. Bryan spoke to about 4000 in the same hall urging free silver and opposing imperialism while defending self government at home and abroad.
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Port Huron
Mich
Michigan Democracy
William J Bryan
Justin R. Whiting
Bryan
Philippine
Philippines
United States
Orient
McKinley
Peeteres
P T
Ultimatum Deferred in Buffalo Report
Buffalo reports a postponed ultimatum dated April 30. The article notes an unresolved stand and ongoing negotiations affecting local authorities and involved parties in Buffalo, New York.
Agreement Reached on Porto Rico Act Amendments in Congress
Washington April 30 conferees reached a complete agreement on the Porto Rico act amendments retaining the military tenure extension and overhauling corporate provisions The final sections require presidential approval for street railway telegraph and telephone franchises and limit corporate real estate holdings and operations while allowing real estate loans and set purchase timelines The report was adopted in both houses and the bill proceeds to the president.
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Washington
Senate
Porto Rico
House
United States
Matanzas Mourns Death Of Major General Wilsons Wife
Matanzas City mourns the death of Mrs Wilson wife of Major General James H. Wilson governor of Matanzas and Santa Clara. She died from burns after her dress caught fire from a match. Condolences flowed from residents and islanders. the interment will be in Wilmington Delaware.
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Havana
Matanzas
Wilson
James H. Wilson
Department of Matanzas and
Santa Clara
Wilmington
Del
Exciting Yet Wobbly Game Between New York and Philadelphia
Yesterday’s baseball in Philadelphia delivered high drama with many innings required to reach a result. Wolverton debuted at third base for Philadelphia with a strong impression while New York and Philadelphia combined for numerous hits and errors. Attendance reached 5,124 as team rosters shifted with Cooley joining Pittsburg and Myers moving from Hartford.
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Philadelphia
Kate
New York
Philadelphila
Wolverton
Cooley
Pittsburg
Myers
Hartford
Dunn Sparking Victory as Hostons Stumble in Brooklyn
Brooklyn April 30 Dunn shot free today and sharp fielding kept the Hostons to two runs. Hoston missed a chance to win in the ninth with bases loaded and one out. Attendance about 3,000. Infielders Willis and Clarke plus Dunn and McGuire starred behind the pitcher. Umpire Emilia.
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Brooklyn
Dunn
Hostons
Hoston
Reore
RK. H
Willis
Clarke
McGuire
Emilia
Chicago Routs St Louis Amid Misplays and Harper Woes
Chicago defeated St Louis as second and third innings saw costly misplays and Harper's poor work. Attendance 2,100. Batteries for St Louis included BDG with Umpire O Day. American League results note Minneapolis 11 Kansas City notated, Cleveland 6 Detroit 6, Milwaukee 10 Chicago 9, Buffalo 4 Indianapolis 14.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Harper
Beere
Allanan
Donahue
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Weeding Privilege Restored by Union Pacific
Union Pacific announced on May 5 it will re establish the feeding privilege allowing cattle and sheep from points west of North Platte to be unloaded east of North Platte and fed to market with no extra freight charges beyond switching.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
North Platte
Supreme Court ruling on mining tenants in common
The Montana case over house bill No. 1 clarifies co tenant mining rights under amended section 592. It holds working tenants must mine in a miner like manner pay their own costs and provide full accounting while non working co tenants may elect to take ore or the dump with proper payment. The decision emphasizes protection for non working co tenants and sets standards for occupancy and mitigation of disputes in Snohomish and Tramway properties.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Montana
Snohomish and Tramway
Pennsylvania
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
A. P. Heinze
James Larkin
Clara Larkin
District Court
Butte
Boston & Montana
Helnzes
Compmn
Rarus
Snohomish
Paintiff
Tramway
Caih
Cape Nome mining debates dominate Alaska bill session
Senate discussions over Cape Nome mining frauds and alien locating claims fuel reform talks. Turner pins illegal locations on transportation-company tied aliens, Hansbrough, Hansbrough argues alien trespass, Carter amendment eyed by supporters, while other measures move forward.
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Cape Nome
Alaska
Washington
Senate
Pettigrew
Porto Rico
Jones
Arkansas
William H. Theobald
Treasury
New York
Yeas
Allen
Bate
Berry
Chandler
May
Hale
Harris
Heltfeld
Hoar
Ark
Kenny
McCumber
McEnery
Martin
Mason
Rosa
Teller
Turner
West
Nays
Aldrich
Allison
Bard
Carter
Clark
Wyo
Davis
Pairbanks
Foster
Frye
Gallinger
Gear
Hawley
Nev
Kean
Lodge
McComas
Morgan
Nelson
Penrose
Perkins
Pettus
Platt
Conn
N. Y
Bewel
Shoup
Stewart
Sullivan
Warren
Wolcott
Red River
Texas
Greer County
Raster
Montana
Iil
United States
Congress
North American ‘Transportation E Company
Terest
Hansbrough
Ross
Vermont
Great Falls City Council Hears Resignation and Paving Bids
At the April 30 meeting Chief of Police John Guerin tendered his resignation effective May 8. Paving bids for First Avenue South were opened from Dan McKay, James Ryan, Shackelton & Co., and A H DeLong with varied brick and cedar block proposals. D F Smith’s bid was ruled invalid for missing a certified check. Action on bids deferred a week to secure waivers from affected property owners. Bella Brown and Mics M. Ladd were reappointed librarians. E D Lambie named registry agent for the bond election.
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Great Falls
John Guerin
First Avenue South
Dan McKay
James Ryan
Butte
J. W. Shackelton & Co
A. H. DeLong
D. F. Smith
Burke
Bella Brown
Mics M. Ladd
E. D. Lambie
Plague Deaths Reported in Port Said
Two fatal cases of what is believed to be bubonic plague are officially reported in Port Said with one death occurring today.
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Port Said
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Connolly
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Cincinnati
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Canada
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S.c.wells & CO
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Hamilton, Can
Newbro Drug Co
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Smith Deug Co
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Erencia
Louis S. Cohn
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Irene
Fede “le Te Sey
Hinarra Em
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Guerin
Hubonie Piague
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