Heinze Accepts Offer to Sell Montana Property in Oil Clash
After six hours of talks with Standard Oil representatives and Judge Clancy, F A Heinze agreed to sell the Montana Ore Purchasing Company property for 3 250 000 and obliquely to secure continued influence via Judge Clancy. He plans to move to New York with potential extra 500 000 if litigation ends.
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Butte
Mont
F. A. Heinze
Standard Oil Company
Montana
Standard Oie
Heinze
W. A. Clark
W. A
Clark
Paris Gibson
United States Senate
Standard Oil
Mortana
Scannell
Clancy
New York
Gibson wins Montana Senate seat after 22 ballots
Paris Gibson, Democrat of Great Falls, elected United States Senator to fill the unexpired term. Twenty-two ballots were cast, pivoting after H L Frank withdrew in Gibson’s favor. Born July 1 1830 in New Hampshire, Gibson earlier built flouring mills in Minneapolis and helped develop Great Falls alongside James J. Hill.
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Democratic Party
Daly
Mr. Gibson
New Hampshire
Bowdoin College
Minneapolis
North Star Woollen Mills
Montana
Fort Benton
Missouri River
Great Falls
James J. Hill
More Cigar Facts from Harvard Records
Harvard records reveal U S Internal Revenue sworn returns show only H Traiser Co in New England with over a million cigars made monthly. The firm claims More Cigars Than Any Other Five Factories in New England combined and notes two factories employing skilled union labor.
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U. S
Internal Revenue
New England
H. Traiser & Co
Boston
Fire at Boston Steel and Iron Works devastates Medford plant
A blaze at the Boston Steel and Iron Company in Medford caused about 30000 dollars in damage. The two story ell and carpentry shop burned for nearly four hours, halting work for many employees and destroying patterns and machinery. Firefighters faced a frozen hydrant and narrowly escaped injuries. The alarm marked the fourth call in 28 hours from the same district.
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Medford
Boston Steel and Iron Company
Glenwood
Malden
Steel Company
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
Boston Steel and Iron Works
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Lawrence Light Guard
George Watson
Newcomb
New Hampshire
Bacon Rand
Ne Ct
Delaware's Deadlock Ends in No Senator for State
Delaware remains without a U S senator as deadlock halts adjournment plans. The March 8 report notes Addicks or nobody stalemate, leaving the state without representation in Congress. The article hints at continued return to the issue and adjournment implications.
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Dover
Delaware
Addicks
Senate
Boston Schooner Henry W. Cramp Arrives After Gales
The schooner Henry W. Cramp commanded by Captain Babbitt reached Norfolk after four weeks at sea from Boston. She endured severe gales that pushed her far off course, but she remained afloat and will now proceed to Baltimore.
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Norfolk
Henry W. Cramp
Babbitt
Boston
Cramp
Baltimore
England and United States seek joint action to curb Russia in Manchuria
British government and the United States discuss preventing Russia from securing Manchuria in China. London warns of possible partition of China if Russia persists, with Germany and France likely to support Russia while Japan aligns with the allied powers. Reports cite 600 Russian marines landed in Masarpo, Korea.
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China
Japan
England
United States
France
Germany
Russia
Manchuria
Daily Mail
Kobe
Masarpo
Korea
German Press Calls Russia Insincere Over Manchuria Claims
The German press says Russia's assurances to Sir Charles Stewart Scott, the British ambassador in St Petersburg, on Manchuria are insincere and intended to blind the world. The National Zeitung also contends this objective.
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Berlin
March
Russia
Manchuria
Charles Stewart Scott
St. Peters Burg
Zettung
United States Sends Identical Notes on China Policy
Washington reports the U S government has sent identical notes to all powers involved in China about Manchuria and Boxer troubles. The note says China should not make independent arrangements during Pekin peace negotiations, and denies any secret negotiations with any power. The Chinese imperial government has been informed of these sentiments.
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Washington
Russia
Manchuria
Pekin
United States
China
London
Six Inch Gun Bursts During Official Test at Fort Wadsworth
A six inch gun undergoing its official test at Fort Wadsworth burst today. Heavier parts collapsed and fell, the breech block struck barricades, and a large fragment buried itself in an old barracks. Earlier at Sandy Hook proving grounds a ten inch rifle breech block blew out during smokeless powder testing.
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New York
March
Fort Wadsworth
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
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T. FE. Moseley & CO
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Broad St
Boston News
Hurkau
McGreenery Bros. & Manning
Eave Roatan
Gibson
Frank
Stampede
Harvard
H. Trailer
Union Cigar Factory
Rueter’s Sterling Ale
Rueter & Company
Highland Spring Brewery
Union Hat
Hanover
Cor
Union Street
Ostan
Mase
Trincon
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Choate
Lord Lansdowne
Nicaragua Canal
Nicaragua
Ven Bt. Petersburg
Count Lamsdorf
Associated Press
Hay
William
Lord Lansiow
Foreign Office
Charles Scott
Charles Beatt
Count Leinsdorf
Bernard M. Wolf
MY Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Gts
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