Philippine court code outlines new system and languages
Judge Henry Ide of the Philippine Commission announced a draft code for courts across the islands. The plan creates supreme and first instance courts, no jury trials, and a notarial system. Spanish to be official language until 1906 unless English is agreed. salaries for supreme court judges range to 7500, with chief justice at 7500.
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Associated Press
Manila
Henry
Ide
Philippine Commission
Islands
Luke Ee
Inach
Supreme Court
United States
Justices of the Peace
Court of First Instance
Courts of First Instance
WATCHING THE KING DURING VISITS TO WINDSOR
London officials speculate on a reshaped ministry as King George receives audience notes. A J Balfour and Arthur Chamberlain trail the king at Windsor while improvised signals point to Salisbury’s retirement and a reorganization, with a first lord in the upper house and a colonies secretary leading the commons.
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New York
Saya
London
the Tribune
A. J. Balfour
Mr. Chamberlain
Windsor
Lord Salisbury
Treasury
Colonies
House of Commons
Arlington Street
Lord Galisbury
Motherhood and Nursing Support Through Favorite Prescription
An article advocates Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for nursing mothers facing childbirth illness. It claims the remedy cures nausea, steadies nerves, boosts appetite, aids sleep, and strengthens the mother to nurse a fretful infant, with testimonials from Hon. Hackett and Golden Medical Discovery endorsement.
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Bealeke
Pierce
Aki Jour
Wien Hackett
Chardon
Geauga
Haye
Zal Bersham
Leadership Uncertain as Salisbury Delays Departure
The cabinet contemplates preserving Wil in office until the coronation, with elder factions opposing change since Chamberlain could profit from Salisbury's withdrawal. The king's personal preference will decide the leadership of the houses, while ministers remain in town before dispersal. Salisbury's Riviera trip date is not fixed.
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Coromation
Eld
Good Year For Surveys
San Francisco April 4 The Chronicle notes a busy coast survey year with significant results expected from Pacific coast work. G R Putnam leads Philippines surveys aboard Shed while Ritter and team push Prince William Sound work on Valencia. Arctic waters will see MacArthur Gedney Pathfinder and Patterson active this summer.
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San Francisco
Chronicle
Coast and Aendetic Survey Department
Pacufic Coast
Une
Philippines
G. R. Putnam
The
Coast Survey
FLW
Edmunds
H.W. Rhoides
H. C. Detaon
University of California
H. P. Ritter
Valencia
Prince William's Sound
Valdes
MacArthur
Gedney
Pathfinder
Patterson
Arctic
Walters
Rioting in Para Brazil as soldiers fire on mobs
Reports from Rio Janeiro cite severe clashes in Para between political factions. Police requested military aid, the garri son was deployed, and soldiers fired on crowds. Four people were killed and many wounded as unrest spread. Admiral Proenca, governor of Ceara island, sent orders to Admiral Mello while others faced arrest orders.
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New York
Herald
Rio Janeiro
Para
Proenca
Coraa Island
Mello
Whoerty
Pres Nt
Metro
Ceara
Jealousy and Murder at Pacific Street Saloon
In San Francisco early this morning Joseph H. Cordes of Elmhurst opened fire in Joseph Andersons saloon on Pacific Street aiming at Kitty Ejisel. Three sailors were hit. John Carlson died at harbor receiving hospital, Peter Sjorgren of the transport Indiana was shot in the head and rushed to city receiving hospital, J Brianley of the bark Harvester was shot in the back with uncertain recovery prospects.
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San Francisco
Joseph Anderson
Pacific Street
Joseph H. Cordes
Elmhurst
Alameda County
Kitty Ejisel
John Carlson
Harbor
Peter Sjorgren
Indiana
City
Rgeans
Sjorgren
J. Brianley
Bark Harvester
Alaska trading firms may affect New York firms
The Herald reports little impact on New York City corporations from a London fusion of Alaskan transportation and trading companies with a $100 million capital. Only Alaskan Exploration, Mining and Trading Co. of West Virginia, with $5 million capital, might be affected, with undisclosed directors. Alaska Nome Nugget Co. of Delaware, at 29 Broadway, has $1,000,000 capital and is mining-focused. Andrew P. Morrison is president. Charles T. Burnham of the NYSE is a director.
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New York
the Herald
New York City
London
Alaskan Exploration, Mining and Trading Company
Tt Is & West Virginia Corporation
Alaska Nome Nugget Company
Imited
No. 29
Broadway
Tis
Andrew P.morrison Fa
Charles T. Burnham
New York Stock Exchange
Runaway cousin of duke found posing in New York
The Journal and Advertiser reports the runaway daughter of a cousin of the duke of Hamilton found in New York posing as an art student model. Sir Julian Pauncefote arranged capture, she is to be sent to England aboard the Minnehaha Saturday. Her father, Mr Douglas Hamilton, is a first cousin of the duke.
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New York
The
Journal and Advertiser
Duke of Hamilton
Art Students League
Julian Paunce~ Fote
Washington
St. George's Society
England
Douglas Hamilton
Tsola M. Douglas Hamilton
Labrador Sealers Return From Ice Fields
St Johns Newfoundland April 4 The sealing steamers Neptune and Vanguard return with 30000 and 25000 seals. They report stormy weather and arduous work. Only four steamers remain cruising the Labrador coast and four others lie in the gulf of St Lawrence.
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St. Johns
Newfoundland
Neptune
Vanguard
Labrador
Gulf of St. Lawrence
United States Steel plans expand holdings amid tight pig iron market
New York April 4 The United States Steel Corporation moves to enlarge its scope by acquiring ore properties including the Oliver sixth of Oliver Mining and the Aragon, with 400000 tons, plus options on the Cleveland-Cliffs company. Negotiations continue for purchase of large plants as iron markets stay tight and rolling mills idle for lack of material. Premiums rise for steel products while prompt delivery remains scarce and European bids press American suppliers.
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New York
Tron
United States Steel Corporation
Moteore Properties
Oliver
Oliver Mining Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Aragon
Clevelant Cliffs Company
Ati
Rye. Wood & Co
Philadelphia
Widen Chicago River In Condemnation Proceedings
Condemnation cases opened in circuit court by the sanitary commission seek to transfer 35,000 square feet along the east side of the river from current owners to the district. The effort is part of a broader plan to widen the Chicago river to 200 feet.
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Chicago
Circuit Court
Sanitary Commission
James Todd
Canal Street
King's Health Is Good Says London Dispatch
A London dispatch to the Tribune reports the king’s health is reassuring with his throat examined by Sir Felix Simon. The rumors of trouble are groundless and the physician extraordinary to the king is a German who has become a British subject. The king’s general health remains good.
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New York
Tribune
London
Felix Simon
Felix
Eight Hour DaySet For Butte Workmen May First
Public notice from Butte Workingmen’s union No. 5 states that from May 1, 1901, members will work eight hours per day with a minimum wage of $3.00 per day. The resolution was approved at the regular meeting held December 31, 1900, and published by order of the union. An American musical instrument company offers two free music lessons per week for twelve months to 200 pupils in a district, contingent on each pupil recommending the company’s instruments to family friends.
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Butta Teamsters’ Union No
Teamsters’ Union
James Stickeen
ED. McCarrick
James Sticken
Rhode Island
Newport
Providence
Butte Workingmens' Union of
Workingmens’ Union No. 5
J. W. Dale
T. W. Jones
London
Pany
J. D. McGregor Veterinary Surgeon Honorary Grad Ontario College
J D McGregor Veterinary Surgeon, honorary graduate of Ontario Veterinary College Toronto Canada. Treats all diseases of domesticated animals via scientific principles. Located Marlowa Stables 104 South Main Street telephone 223. All cases promptly attended to.
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Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Canada
Marlowa Stables
South Main Street
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Anaconda
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Post Ofice
Board of Engineers
Geo
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Onz
Butter Exchange Furnturs Company
West Broadway
Weat
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Phillips
AT & Fer
Hall Bros
Hast Broadway
McMillan & Floyd
Lizzie Block
Butta
Shields Avenue
Joan
Alex Hull
East Broadway
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West Park
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Enguisa Remxpy
Aloeternal Canada
Mlecksr Soc
Freget
Duials
Eicit Rooms
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Oeschil
Gunderson’s
Meaderville
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Ravine
Youth Front
M. Wade
IDAHO
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Rich Cell
J. J. Chambers
Montana Street
Conroy & Morley
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Purcey
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Ee Ellis Brothers
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Mazin
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Earl Smalley
Park City
AES Ene Weinberg Bros
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Ravalli County Abstract Company
Hamilton, Mont
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Ravall County
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Etham
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Telephone
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Westranite Loan and Realty Co
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Mrs Carson
Granite Street
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Dome Ver
Colorado
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Alllanes
Neb
Northern Pacific
Hotel and Boarding House Association
Hast Park Street
J. P. Tobin
Clarence Kotel
J. D. McGregor
Best Park St
Salesan
Wistor
A. Augendre
Parte
Newhro Drug Co
Fole Dgania
Lutte
Monte
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