Northern Pacific Bridge Work Progress and Helena Visits
Special to the Inter Mountain from Helena reports rapid progress on northern Montana bridges including a new steel bridge across the Missouri at Townsend with divers and tunnels near Pipestone and Bear Mountain. Francis E Clark of Christian Endeavor will visit Helena May 24 as state officers seek to adjust the June 12 convention date.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Missouri
Townsend
Tacoma
Lee
Gallatin
Logan
Pipestone
Butterie
Francis E. Clark
Christan Endeavor Movement
International Christian Endeavor Union
Butte
Lark
Iranc. C. Fuller
Tatée
Oberlin College
Ohio
Presbyterian Missions
South Africa
Armour Car Lines
New Jersey
Montana
Charles W. Comes
Frederick W. Ellis
P. A. Valentine
J. Ogden Armour
Ming's
Opera House
John Cort
Grand Opera House
Seattle
Wilson
First National Bank
District Court
Great Fails
Missoula
Northwestern Theater Managers
Cort
Himself
Cat
Heilig
Portland
Tick Sutton
Hayman
Klaw-Erlanger Company
New York
Nixon Zimmerman
Philadelphia
Mwh & Harris
Boston
Ming’s
Edward D. McCall
Mabel Hancock
James Bryne
Mollie Weisheimer
William Weinsheimer
Hae
Bryne
Weinsheimer
United States
Francis E ilby Dies in Chicago Heart Failure at Grand Pacific
Col Francis E ilby a well known Chicago real estate dealer and Union League club founder died last night at the Grand Pacific hotel from heart failure. He was born in Yorkshire England and was 71 years old. His estate is estimated between 500000 and 2000000 dollars.
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Chicago
Francis E. Ilby
Union League Club
Grand Pacific
Yorkshire
England
New Weather Observatory at Point Reyes Funded by Congress
San Francisco April 12. Director Alexander McAdle of the weather bureau says the Point Reyes observatory, funded by a $2.5 million appropriation just before congress adjourned, will be constructed immediately.
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San Francisco
Alexander McAdle
The
Weather Bureau
Point Reyes
Congress
Canal treaty negotiations advance between U S and Britain
A Washington dispatch reports ongoing talks between the United States and Great Britain on the Hay Pauncefote canal treaty. Secretary Hay and Lord Pauncefote may draft terms before McKinley’s western trip. a June sail of Pauncefote could carry an agreed draft to England. The plan seeks abrogation of Clayton Bulwer with safeguards on neutrality and U S defense rights, while pledging no cession of territory.
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New York
Herald
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Hay
Lord Pauncefote
McKinley
England
Senate
Central America
Alaska
Mourning Aguinaldo Becomes Focus of Latin American Fervor
A Port of Spain dispatch says Venezuelan official press inflates warnings of U S moves to dominate the new world. Caracas papers praise Aguinaldo as a historic hero while denouncing U S Cuba policy. Barcelona reports Venezuela refuses reparations for the American consul Biaz amid alleged imprisonments and extortion.
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New York
Herald
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Venezuela
Latin America
United States
Cuba
Caracas
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Barcelona
Biaz
Loomis May Explain After San Juan Interviews
Washington notes that Loomis faces questions over interviews at San Juan and may be asked to deny their accuracy. Officials caution against personal attacks on Venezuela's president and hope he renounces them. A return to Caracas hinges on satisfactory resolution, with prospects for resuming the post seen as distant.
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Washington
Loomis
San Juan
Venezuela
Tiquette
Isaac
United States
Caracas
England mirrors American trusts in free trade era forecast
Robert P Porter arriving from London notes Britain facing vast industrial trusts despite free trade. He cites rail, banking, shipping, coal and steel consolidations as proof that England mirrors U S patterns, with hundreds of millions in capital controlled by large combinations and a global push for efficiency amid competitive commerce.
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Robert P. Porter
London
England
John Bull
United States
United Kingdom
Bank of England
Parr
Barclay's
Conral Mason
Berlin
Germany
No Change Likely in Plans for Cuba
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Spooner stating Congress will not modify relations with Cuba. He says terms offered Cuba favor the island and the people would approve the congress defined relations. He notes possible incorporation of Platt amendment terms into Cuba’s constitution after further consideration.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Congress
United States
Cuba
Spooner
Senate Committee
War Department
Root
Gen. Wood
Honorable Service: Walker Dies at Home in New York
Aldace F. Walker chairman of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad died suddenly of heart disease at his New York home. He planned to sail for Europe today leaving a widow and two children. Born 1842 in West Rutland Vermont he served in the Civil War and held roles as state senator and Interstate Commerce Commissioner before leading the railroad company.
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New York
Walker
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Europe
Aldace F. Walker
West Ruthland
Vermont
Middlesburg
Columbia Law School
New York Volunteers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Home Grown Beef for Army
London reports Britain will test supplying the army with only homegrown refrigerated beef for six months from June 1. The plan aims to ease supply issues, with minimal impact on American trade due to the small weekly refrigerated beef imports.
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London
Associated
England
United States
Broderick
New Orleans
Tmmy Atkins
Scots Bank Denies Forged Notes Credit
Thinbure April 12 The Bank of Scots denies knowledge of forging their twenty pound notes by alleged forgers John A. Skoog and ini Moberg now in custody in New York. Edinburg police report no counterfeiting of Scotch bank notes.
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Thinbure
Bank of Scots
John A. Skoog
Ini Moberg
New York
Edinburg
Mheral convention splits over Reisco support
In Valparaiso Chicago on April 12 many Mheral convention members who backed Jermyn Reisco have withdrawn support. They released a public manifesto outlining reasons for the shift as the cabinet crisis continues to unfold amid growing political tension.
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Valparaiso
Chi
Jermyn ‘Reisco
Fishermen Lost in North Sea Skimmer Emma
Alto Holstein reports the fishing skimer Emma lost on the North Sea during a April 4 voyage. The captain and ten crewmen drowned in the disaster.
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Alto Holstein
Emma
North Sea
Major Taylor wins 100 kilometer race defeating German riders
Herlin April 12 Major Taylor, the American bicyclist, won the 100 kilometer race defeating all German riders. Also notes progress on local matters in Idaho and Montana and various international brief items from Washington to California.
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Herlin
Major Taylor
Bloody war among Arabs in Central Arabia
Bombay reports a shifting struggle in Central Arabia as Mabaronk gains Nejd after defeating Thu Rashid. Maharonk, the Sheik of Koweyt, reportedly seized Nejd, while Thu Rashid's forces retreated toward the gulf. Dispatches note Turkish sultanate involvement and threats to overland pilgrimages.
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Bombay
Ibn Rashid
Nejad
Central Arabia
Maharonk
Koweyt
Central
Arabia
Turkey
Bussurah
Asiatie Turekey
Is Agsiatanee
Mecer
End of Pathetic Search Reveals Son's Death
Mrs. Elen McGregor of Binghampton aged 70 has learned her long quest for her son ended with his death. Her son was taken to Cleveland’s orphanage in 1876 and later adopted by Charles R. Robert of Salem Ontario. After decades of fundraising and searching, a photo and report from Captain Campbell of the American volunteers confirmed hip disease caused the death, ending her sorrowful lifelong pursuit.
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Binghampton
Elen McGregor
McGregor
Carly
Cleveland
Fatty
Atte Institute
Campbell
American Volunteria
Charles BR
Robert
Salem
Onto
Salen
Informa Ut Fe
Rich Quartz Find Near Kitzless Canyon Sparks Strike
In Victoria's BoC April report, a steamship transported rich quartz to the Quartz region where a strike yielded about $1,000 per ton. The discovery attracted miners and local activity near Kitzless Canyon as processing continued.
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Victoria
Boc
Hoscowitz
Kitzless Canyon
Workmen Killed in Alpine Slide on Florence and Cripple Creek Line
A massive slide from Adelaide mountain buried a work train near Florence injuring four others and killing three men J P Allen foreman Tom Maloney Howard Whipps W Brown and Tom O Connell plus Frank Graham John Palmer were named among the dead or injured The disaster halted the line and a relief train was sent from Florence with injured workers transported to Salida Hospital The bodies of Maloney and Whipps were recovered while Allen remained trapped beneath debris at the site.
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Denver
Col
Adelaide
Florence and Cripple Creek
J.P. Allien
Tom Maloney
Howard Whipps
W. Brown
Tom O'Connell
Frank Graham
John Palmer
Reek
Florence
Salida Hospital
Maloney
Whipps
Allen
Dartmouth President Arrives for UC Visit and Alumni Banquet
Ban Praneixea Apetl Dy Wm and J. Packer arrive to deliver a speech at the University of California today. Next Monday he attends an alumni banquet in his honor in Dartmouth’s city, hosted by Dartmouth alumni.
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Ban Praneixea
Apetl Dy. Wm
J. Packer
Darturutl
Colle Haa
University of California
Dartmouth
Monterey Bulletin Reports Death of Ines Cred
Monterey California April patients bulletin noted Ines Cred died after a period of illness. The body was sent to San Francisco for embalming before final shipment to Salt Lake City for interment. The ending came quietly with no prior warning and the patient rested poorly the night before.
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Monterey
Cal
Q. Cannon
Ines
S Miinight
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
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Neha Reich
Feddling
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Ie Fo White
Bannack
Docieyer Goldsborough
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DeWper Void Tin Plate
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Lincoln Monument
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Merchants’ Trust
Rhune
New Haven
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