Admirals Retirement Prompted by Navy Reform Report
Washington report on the bureau of construction and repairs for 1899 1900 highlights Rear Admiral Hichborn soon retiring after 45 years. It notes shifts from wooden ships to steel battleships, calls for more dry docks, and discusses mounting methods and submarine boats with emphasis on American production and cost savings.
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Washington
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Hichborn
Morris Man
Hartford
Unites States
England
France
Germany
Russia
Italy
Sips
Bureau of Construction and Repai
Dr Jaeger’s Wear Promises All Wool Underwear For All
Jaeger’s system offers supreme protection from cold heat and dampness with full freedom for body exhalations. Features include All Wool year round garments for men women and children a highly porous fabric and safe non toxic dyes.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Cure Cold Fast
A vintage ad touts Stopa the Conch and claims Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. Slogan promises No Care No Pay and lists a price of 29 cents.
Toole at Boulder In Campaign Showdown For Governor and Senate
Special correspondence notes Joseph K. Toole speaking in Boulder on a Helena–Boulder trip. He attacked Amalgamated Copper and corporate influence while supporting his bid for governor and Clark for senator, amid weak audience reaction and a contrived showman effort. C Herron of Idaho spoke on national issues.
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Boulder
Joseph K. Toole
Helena
Thomas T. Lyon
Wao
Clark
United States Senate
Amalgamated Copper Company
Mr. Toole
Mr. Clark
Montana
C. Herron
Idaho
Man Killed In Yellowstone Park Wagon Accident
Charles Baldwin, employed in the Yellowstone park transportation service, died after a wagon overturned on a run to Fort Yellowstone. A frightened horse caused the wagon to strike a tree stump, breaking ribs and puncturing a lung. he died five hours later. He was single, about 30, and cousin to Major Edwards of the Crow agency. Temporary interment held at Mammoth Hot Springs.
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Standard
Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Charles Baldwin
Baldwin
Park
Transportation Company
Army
Fort Yellowstone
Major Edwards
Crow Agency
Mammooth
London Markets Endure Mixed Week Amid Rumors and Rates
The London market saw consols and high-class stocks mostly slip while district railways rose on rumors of an American bid for control. Americans led gains with Northern Pacific and Atchison pace, and Chinese securities advanced. mining remained dull but showed early signs of life. Money remained abundant with discounts steady through the week.
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London
China
Northern Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Banta Fets
DeWet
Trafalgar Day Observed Across Britain and Portsmouth
London marked Trafalgar Day with Nelsons column in Trafalgar Square adorned by wreaths and a municipal procession. The Victoria in Portsmouth also wore wreaths as Rottingdean hosted Rudyard Kipling who spoke about the battle of Trafalgar.
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London
Trafalgar
Nelson
Trafalgar Square
Victoria
Portsmouth
Rottingdean
Rudyard Kipling
Hartman Addresses Libby Crowd on Independent Democrats Views
Sen from Ravalli County spoke to Libby electorate about national issues and the Clarkites. Hartman’s critique of W. A. Clark and his backers drew strong approval from a large audience in Libby, marking the independents’ first public argument of the campaign.
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Libby Creek
Charles S. Hartman
Libby
Flathead County
Hartman
W. A. Clark
Clark Clark
Enthusiastic Independent Democratic Meeting in Big Timber
A large turnout in Big Timber for an independent democratic party meeting with a Livingston delegation and band. Speakers Alex J. McGowan of Butte and Senator Henry W. Myers of Hamilton praised party principles, attacked W. A. Clark, and stirred strong applause before Myers and McGowan headed to Forsythe for another engagement.
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Big Timber
Democratic Party
Livingston
Clark
Thomas
Hogan
Senator Myers
Myers
W. A. Clark
Ravall County
Mr. McGowan
Forsythe
Independent Democrats Rally In Helena After Clark Train
In Marysville last night T.8 Hogan and C. F. Kelley spoke to a large audience. The Clark outfit ran a special train to Helena to influence the arch-babber, yet the independent democratic meeting drew many disapproving of Clark methods, while supporters stayed home to greet the text governor and the next congressman.
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Helena
Hogan
C. F. Kelley
Marysville
Anglo-German Compact Influences China Talks
London reports a new Anglo German agreement pledging territorial integrity of China while enabling independent negotiating moves in Pekin. Observers see signals of closer Britain Germany alignment and expect U S, Japan, France, and Russia to respond, shaping future diplomacy.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Germany
China
Lord Saliebury
Pekin
Foreign Office
Hay
Lord Salisbury
Ciermany
Austria
Italy
United States
Japan
Frances
Russia
Sheffield firm Seybold Wickton may move to US
Pittsburg Virginia district reports that Seybold Wickton of Sheffield England, the world’s largest crucible makers, plan to relocate their plant to the United States to enter the American market.
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Pittsburg
Seybold & Wickton
Sheffield
England
United States
Transit worker kills assailant in Chicago shooting
Chicago on October 21 L serial shows Thomas G. Griffith a shipping clerk for N. K Fairbank & Co was shot and killed while protecting Miss Pay Gilbert from an attacker.
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Chicago
Thomas G. Griffith
N. K Fairbank & Co
Miss Pay Gilbert
Murderer Escapes After Fatal Shooting at State Street
A shipping clerk was shot dead in front of 222 State Street as a man with a threatening gun fired and fled. Police search for the killer.
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State Street
Anglo German Compact Stirred Press Across Nations
London reports the Anglo-German alliance to preserve China’s territorial integrity and open ports. Papers hail Salisbury’s diplomacy while debates swirl on Russia and US interest. Washington confirms receipt of the treaty copy via Count DeQuandt and Count von Buelow.
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London
Germany
England
China
Porte
Lord Salisbury
Telegraph
Russia
Daily Graphic
Washington
State Department
Count DeQuandt
Count von Buelow
Berlin
Nelson Wins by Default in Motored One Mile Race
In Chicago at the Coliseum Johnnie Nelson was declared winner over Jimmy Michaels by default after a crash plan. The race ran on per agreement despite Nelson’s chain break at the start. Michaels overtook and finished first by three laps, with a 26:20 clocking and new indoor pace records up to four miles.
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Chicago
Johnnie Nelson
Jimmy Michaels
Coliseum
Nelson
Michaels
McEchern Wins Two Mile Race at Vaileburg Newark
Archie McEchern won the two mile race at Vaileburg track in Newark New Jersey with Aaronson finishing second and Kramer third. Time for the race was 1 01 47. Intermediate winners included Coburn at five miles in 4 23 and A W Roes at ten miles in 12?
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New York
Archie McEchern
Vaileburg
Newark
N. J
Phil Armour
Aaronson
McEichern
McEvchern
Kramer
Coburn
Roes
Philippine friars under scrutiny in Manila inquiry
Judge Watt continues collecting Filipino testimony on friars during Spanish rule, alleging abuse of political and religious power and resulting immorality. Archbishop Chappelle travels with Dominican friars to reestablish parishes, while the Philippine commission approves 475,000 gold dollars for October government expenses.
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New York
Watt
Chappelle
Kentucky Battleship Set for Second Trial Voyage
Captain Colby announced the battleship Kentucky will begin a second trial trip on Wednesday. Sailors report guns fired at sea before lunch but caused no damage to steel plates. Experts note the 14 inch guns are heavy, with a demonstration planned on Wednesday.
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New York
Colby
Kentucky
Methuen Makes a Maul in Cape Town Action
Lord Methuen has captured a large number of was ules in Cape Town on October 21. The pursuit follows ongoing hostilities as forces engage in a rapid assault and secure a significant defeat for opposing units.
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Cape Town
Lord Methuen
Boris subgroups funded by Americans say Chronicle
The Daily Chronicle suggests Boris factions operating independently may receive subsidies from American backers. It notes the claim as part of a broader report on political funding and outsider groups influencing London affairs.
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London
Get
Daily Chronicle
Bryan Travels By Rail As West Virginia Tour Delays
William J. Bryan arrived in Pittsburg unannounced and departed by Panhandle train toward Huntington after failing to join a private car. Crowds greeted him at the station but he proceeded to Columbus to catch a Norfolk and Western train, with further delays and disappointment noted along the West Virginia route.
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Pittsburg
William J. Bryan
Lake Erie
Huntington
W. Va
Buffalo
Mr. Bryan
Panhandle
Columbus
Norfolk & Western
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Bryan
Charleston
Wheeling
Wirh Bryan
Ohio
West Virginia
The Maman system cure claims by Dr Bennett
A dubious advertisement touts an electric belt promising cures for weakness and nervous disorders. It claims sleep aided relief, rebuilt vitality, and universal efficacy with a money back or free trial pitch, citing no medical validation.
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Bennett
Cale
Bennett's Electric Belt Promises Safe, Renewed Power
An advertising plea claims Bennett's Electric Belt is superior to rival belts with water chamber electrodes that resist burning. It touts interchangeable cells, exclusive electrode design, and a lifetime wear guarantee, warning against imitations and inviting readers to request a free expose and a book from Union Block, Denver.
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Urery
Tik
Bome
Buncombe
Registry Agent Boland Sets Voter Registration Window
I Thomas Boland registry agent for election district No 1 Deer Lodge county Montana announces registration books will open October 15 1900 at 514 Pine Street Anaconda and remain open through October 31 1900 to register qualified voters for the November 6 1900 county election Hours are 9 am to 5 pm daily THOMAS BOLAND Registry agent in and for election district No 1 Deer Lodge county Montana
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I. Thomas Boland
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Pine Street
Anaconda
A. D
Deer Lodge
Thomas Boland
Notice of voter registration in Anaconda districts 2 3 and 4
Multiple registry agents in Deer Lodge county Montana announce dates and hours to register qualified voters for the November 6 1900 election. I Henry Redmond E Richard P O Brien Wallace Warner Charles O Fuller and John H Eardley list precincts and locations with office hours from Oct 15 to Oct 27 1900 and special sittings at city hall Cedar street and other local sites.
Registration of electors in Anaconda ward opens Oct 1900
Registration of qualified electors for Election District No 5 in the Fifth ward of Anaconda Deer Lodge county Montana begins October 1 1900 and runs to October 27 daily from 9 am to 4 pm Precinct 6 north of Fourth street opens at 519 East Third Street and Precinct 7 south of Fourth street opens at 518 Birney Street designated home office from October 22 to October 27 Registry Agent Roger Edwards announces Anaconda October 8 1900
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Fifth Ward
Fourth Street
East Third Street
Birehb
Roger Edwards
Registry notice for Deer Lodge voter registration in Anaconda
Registry agent Chris Steuernagel announces voter registration for Election District No 6 Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Registration runs Oct 15 to 20 at 400 East Sixth Street and Oct 22 to 27 at 721 Kart Park Avenue for the November 6 1900 election.
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Chris Steuernagel
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
East Park Avenue
City of Anaconda
Deer Lodge
East Sixth Street
Kart Park Avenue
Chris Steuerernagel
Ana
Whetion
Anaconda
Registry Agent Notice for Deer Lodge Election
Registry agent Marty Wassman of election district No 8 in Carroll will keep registration books open from October 1999 to October 27 1900 at Coxs boarding house for the Deer Lodge Montana precinct. Agent location is Coxs on the Lita 16th.
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Marty Wassman
Deer Ledge County
State of Montana
Cox's
Carroll
A. D
Deer Lodge
Montana
Lita
Local Notices From Deer Lodge County District No 8
Fragmentary public notice lists dates and place names including Carroll Emmons Gavin Cox and Harry Wassman across multiple days in Deer Lodge County. It mentions Lost Creek and Car roll with a sequence of dates from the 22nd to the 27th.
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Carroll
J. V
Emmons
Lost Creek
Gavin's
Cox's
Harry Wassman
Deer Lodge County
State of
Montana
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