Supreme Court Upholds Injunction In Plymouth Mine Case
The Montana supreme court affirms the district court's grant of an interlocutory injunction to Plymouth mine owners James H. Maloney C. P. Drennen and Pat Mullins to restrain Silas F. King Wakeman Stutton and other co defendants from mining beneath the Plymouth. The ruling discusses when courts should hear both sides and notes the injunction could stand pendente lite but not necessarily a permanent injunction. The decision, by Justice Milvern with concurrence, also covers a mandamus action and references a separate case on a mine accident ruling.
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Helena
Mont
Supreme Court
District Court of Silver Bow
James H. Maloney
C. P. Drennen
Pat Mullins
Plymouth
Butte
Silas F. King
Wakeman Stutton
Marcus Daly
James A. Murray
James A. Talbott
Supreme Court On
King
Et al
Paty, Murray and King
Ex Rel
Second Judicial District Court
Clancy
Maloney, Et al
Milvern
Pigott
Brantly
District Court of
Cancade County
Emi Freeman
Sand Coulee Coal Company
Illiteracy Inexcusable Says Former Maryland Senator
Ex Senator Arthur P Gorman argues in an interview that Maryland public schools have provided 40 years of literacy to both white and colored residents. He blames the lack of desire to learn for 200000 illiterates and warns about political manipulation by inexpensive labor recruiters and colored voters in Maryland elections. He pledges Democratic defense of state interests and order.
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New York
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Annapolis
Washington
Wee
Pennsylvania
Democrate
Alarm over health of British prime minister in London dispatch
A London dispatch reports alarming bulletins on Lord Salisbury's health with forecasts of resignation or retirement by late April. The piece notes his aging, fatigue, and possible replacement by midsummer, likely favoring Mr. Balfour over Devonshire or Chamberlain, amid royal duties and press activity.
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New York
the Tribune
London
Westminster
Lord Salisbury
Riviera
Mr. Balfour
Lord Balisbury
Duke of Devonshire
Chamberlain
Arlington Street
Earthquake Disrupts Ottoman Ceremony in Constantinople
An April 1 tremor in Constantinople rattled Dolmabahce palace during a ceremony as high officials passed the sultan. Diplomats fled the gallery, the band stopped, and plaster fell while the sultan rose to address the scene, with no further incidents reported.
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Constantinople
Dolnmabagtache
Republican Victory Sparks Big City Mayoral Races
Across Ohio and Michigan voters flock to mayoral races as Cleveland Toledo Columbus Detroit report varied interest and strong weather. Amid national news, Cal Titus becomes cadet at large at West Point after being first to scale Pekin wall, and MacArthur orders Titus home for entrance exams.
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Cleveland
William J. Akers
Tom L. Johnson
Washington
Whay
Calvin T. Titus
United States Military Academy
West Point
Titus
Pekin
Corblin
Gen
MacArthur
Manila
Young Titus
Reiff Wins Again at Nottingham Race Meeting
London April 1 Queen Boy ridden by Johnny Reiff won the Experaton selling plate at the Nottingham race meeting.
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London
Nottingham
Queen Boy
Pan
Johnny Reiff
Panama Canal Sale Talk Draws Colombian Approval
New York dispatch reports M Hutin head of the French Panama Canal company awaiting Colombia’s consent in talks to sell the canal to the United States. M Barilla, representing stockholders, met canal commission officials and announced willingness to sell concessions and property. Barilla’s trip to France followed talks with Rear Admiral Walker. Despite reports, Hutin remains reelected for another year and stockholders back his policy. The concession could be forfeited if negotiations began without Colombian approval.
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New York
the Herald
Washington
M. Hutin
Colombia
Panama Canal
United States
M. Barila
Isthmian Canal Commission
M. E Barilla
France
M. Barilla
Walker
Canal Commission
Ite
Jathmian Canal Commission
Presidential Appointments Include Navy Captains Brigadier General Brevet
Washington April 1 The president made numerous appointments Treasury Joseph B Stewart collector of customs for Richmond Virginia Navy captains Joseph N Hemphill Abretat A Lilie Henry N Manney and William T Swinburne commanders Edward M Hughes Samuel P Coml lieutenant commanders Roy C Smith Robert B Griffin Emory Winship advanced four numbers in rank on the list of lieutenants junior grade for eminent conduct in battle Robert L Meade brigadier general by brevet in the Marine Corps for distinguished conduct against the enemy at Tien Tsin China Lieutenant William C Powell captain by brevet in the Marine Corps for distinguished service at Tien Tain China Thomas B Hoey warrant colonist in the Navy.
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Washington
Lay
Treasury
Joseph B. Stewart
Richmond
Navy
Joseph N. Hemphill
Abretat
A. Lilie
Henry N. Manney
William T. Swinburne
Edward M. Hughes
Samuel P. Coml
Roy C. Smith
Robert 8. Griffin
Emory Winship
Robert L. Meade
Marine Corps
Tien Tsin
China
William C. Powell
Tien Tain
Thomea BH. Hoey
New Departure Planned for Southern Philippines Government
In a note from Zamboanga dated March 20, the Philippine commission proposes a departmental government for all islands south of Visayas. The plan includes a department governor to negotiate with sultan and datos and serve as the commission’s direct representative, with officials sailing by night to Mindanao posts.
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Zamboanga
Mindanao
Sulu
Philippine Commission
Vizayas
Datos
United States
Veterans visit Hartford as Farragut fleet honors past
About 200 sailors of Farragut's fleet and their families toured the Hartford at Brooklyn Navy Yard New York on April 1. Veterans recalled 1862 battles while noting the ship's changes from eight inch muzzle loaders to rapid fire six pounders and Colt guns. Officers were nominated for re election at a Saturday meeting with ballots to be mailed nationwide. most incumbents sought another term.
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New York
Farragut
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hartford
Association of Veterans of Farraguta Feet
Mississippi River
F. H. Grove
South America
Egg Testers Strike Averted by Uniform Rent Scale
Chicago on April 1 saw a threatened testers strike that could disrupt the egg market, but commission merchants agreed to a uniform rent scale per hour a ten hour day and ten cents extra for each case of eggs handled after regular firing hours.
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Chicago
Bex Ineeture’ Union
Iowa Oil Fields Discovery Reported in Clay County
A Spencer Iowa dispatch confirms a rumor that large quantities of petroleum were recovered Saturday near Greenville in Clay county. Many residents headed to the area and numerous local lots were tapped, marking the first discovery in Iowa.
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Pes Moines
Spencer
Towa
Greenville
Clay County
Rescue a Chinese Emperor Threatened by Reactionaries
A Globe dispatch from Shanghai reports Yangtse viceroys and Yuan Shikai plan to send 100000 troops to Sunfu to rescue the emperor from reactionaries and escort him to Pekin if powers supporting the Open Door provide pressure and moral support. The move would likely gain popular support in central and southern China and could lead to a progressive government in Pekin.
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London
Globe
Shanghai
Sunray
Yuan Shi Kai
Shan Tung
Sunfu
Fonda
Jim
Pekin
Adda
China
Machinists Prepare Nine Hour Demand Across Americas
George H. Warner announced a nationwide and cross border mobilization by the International Association of Machinists ahead of a nine hour workday to take effect May 20. A May 20 Madison Square Garden meeting in New York will feature AFL President Samuel Gompers. Strikes were anticipated in several cities, though none expected in New York.
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New York
George H. Warner
International Association of Machinists
Central Federated Union
Miss
United States
Mexico
Canada
Madison Square Garden
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Ainoage
John O'Connell
Intuitional Association of Machinists
Cleveland
Chicago
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Buffaly
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Providence
Worcester
Union Miners Aim to Restrict Access in Anthracite
New York April 1 Today marks a shift for United Mine Workers in the anthracite region as union cards will be issued to members and strict employment rules advance. Col lieries appoint committees to bar workers without cards, risking clashes with operators and many nonunion men. The move seeks to force union membership or push nonmembers out, with potential strikes if operators side with the nonunion group, aiming for operator control and future union recognition.
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New York
United Mine Workers
Benedict Arnold reference in Boer peace dispute sparks U S debate
New York reports Charles D. Pierce of the Orange Free State Boers appeals to Americans criticizing British peace terms. He claims Kitchener aims to treat Gen Botha as an individual, not a Boer Republic representative, and warns of prolonged disenfranchisement. Archbishop Corigan’s circular redirects church funds from orphans to religious education amid a city sale of Catholic asylum sites.
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New York
Charles D. Pierce
Orange Free State
Lord Kitchener
Benedict Arnold
Botha
Armenia
Corrigan
Imperial Edict to Refine Ratification Decision
Tonden dispatch reports an imperial edict will be issued clarifying the Chinese court's decision to refine ratification of the Manylnitian artsment. The April report from Shanghai via Tribune notes possible changes to formal approval processes.
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New York
Alspateh
The
Tribune
Tonden Save
Dienntebos
Shanghai
English musician Sir John Starver dead in London
Sir John Starver, renowned ars vanist, composer and writer on musical topics, died in London on April 1. Born in 154i, his death marks the end of a noted career in music and literary pursuits.
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London
John Starver
154I
Russia presses China over Manchurian pact ultimatum
Washington reports a Russian ultimatum pressuring China to sign the Manchurian agreement. Li Hung Chang, a Russian ally, favors acceptance while other viceroys oppose. The Chinese cabinet struggles with divisions and delays. The pact’s signing deadline lapsed after minister Yang Yu’s injury delayed action, fueling amusement and irritation in Washington.
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Washington
China
Russia
United States
Li Hung Chang
Hin
Chan Nkung
Liu Kun Yi
Yang Yu
Loomis fate hinges on Washington talks with Hay
Washington April 1 minister Loomis fate rests on the state department conference with Secretary Hay today Loomis faces Venezuelan press attacks over reports on the insurrection and asphalt dispute He may return to Caracas if Loomis affirms the government disavows the attacks a Scorpion squadron is sent to Jamaica and Kingston to ensure Loomis travels to New York aboard a passenger liner without a dedicated ship for Venezuela
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Washington
Loomis
State Department
Hay
Venezuela
United States
Taunis
Uring
Loo=miis
Caracas
Minteter Loomis
New York
Scorpion
Luguayra
Kingston
Jamaica
Merulor
Venesuela
Jumatem
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Galisbury
Toledo
Toledo, O
Samuel M. Jones
W. Y. McMahen
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Detroit
Mich
Regggery
Paris
M. Waldeck Rousseau
Sulu Archipelago
Reiff
Peace Commission
Iowa
Kitchener
Dead
Manchuria
Czar
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