Milwaukee Must Come Montana Route Through Pass
Special to the Inter Mountain Helena Mont April 13 1901 railroad president Tt A Harlow denies reports of Northern Pacific control saying Milwaukee road must build west into Montana with a route via Musselshell river and the mountain pass now used by Montana road. Water works suit looms over city debt limit injunction and disclosure orders in a fight over building a new plant.
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New York
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Eity
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Spokane
Kendall
Fergus County
Moore
Joseph Appleby
Gold Tu) Mining and Milling Company
Quartz Gulch
Maney
McCall
Smith
Mollie Weinsheimer
James Tyrne
William Weinsheimer
Donald Fowler
Settlement with Brazil Reported by Journal de Brazil
Rio JaneiroApril 18 The Journal de Brazil says the leave requested by the minister in Washington shows that the Brazil and the means of trade with the United States have been definitely settled Manuel Pereyra vice president of the Brazilian republic who represented the government at the congress in Montevideo says the congress will have practical results in the future of the Latin American nations A dispatch from Bahia says that the Banco de Bahia has suspended payment The institution is one of the most important banks of Bahia
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Journal de Brazil
Washington
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Montevideo
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Banco de Bahia
Underground railroads reach deal on electric power
London reports a deadlock between two underground railways has ended with a signed contract for both systems to be simultaneously equipped with electric power. The Globe notes Chas T Yerkes will not return to England before June, but work is expected to begin immediately.
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Nine hour day for machinists across rail shops
Chicago April 13 The Tribune reports a brewing battle as International Machinists press for a 29 cent hourly minimum, a nine hour day, and apprenticeship reforms. If refuted, about 200 machinists at the Chicago Great Western shops may be ousted. Talks aim to extend the demand nationwide, with potential strikes in May if unions lack shop-wide coverage.
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Lowa
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Chicago Great Western
Metal Workers Association
New 5 Inch Gun Demonstrates Deadly Power in Tests
New York dispatches report the latest five inch gun model shows high velocity and strong muzzle energy at Indianhead proving grounds. Rear Admiral O Neil, in charge of ordnance, was informed by Lt Strauss of test results including 3330 ft per second with a 30 pound projectile and 2990 ft per second with a 60 pound shell. The 40 pound projectile yielded 3918 foot tons of muzzle energy, confirming the weapon's superiority over the Kearsarge's five inch gun.
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Indianhead Proving Grounds
Washington
O'Neil
Sf Ordnance
Strauss
Proving Grounds
Kearsarge
Cotton Mill Combine Report Uneven in South
New York April 12 reports from New Orleans and other Southern cities say J. P. Morgan and Company may launch a cotton mill combination. At Morgan offices no confirmation or discussion could be obtained about the rumor.
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New York
New Orleans
J. P. Morgan and Company
Fortifying Jamaica Fortifications Expanded with Modern Guns
The British War Office orders stronger defenses for Jamaica with quick firing guns and existing heavy artillery at Port Royal. Yellow fever has disappeared from Port Royal. A direct fruit line to Bristol operates, selling fruit across England.
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British War Office
Jamaica
Port Royal
Bristol
England
Coal Miners Strike Shuts Maryland Smokeless Mines
Cumberland Md April 13 A large strike at the Maryland Smokeless Coal company mines in the Meyersdale region, where workers who earned fifty cents a ton demanded fifty five cents a ton matching the scale at other mines, causing mine closures.
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Maryland Smokeless Coal Company
Meyersdale
Ferreting Out The Scandals In Manila Trial Begins
Manila April 13 2 25 p m The trial of Sergeant Memson opens with sensational disclosures Two witnesses say flour was taken from a warehouse and sold by three commissary sergeants and two others who split the proceeds Finn ycke owner of an American bake shop is implicated and other business interests are tied in The full scope of illegal sales is not yet known Manila April 13 General MacArthur has sent to Washington a special report on saloons and the social evil in the Philippine islands Information regarding Aguinaldo is withheld by authorities.
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Memson
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General MacArthur
Washington
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Aguinaldo
Chapelle to Rome on papal delegate mission
Manila dispatch reports Archbishop Chapelle the papal delegate in the Philippines is summoned to Rome. He will sail soon and his return here is considered probable.
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Chappelle
Philippines
Rome
Best Known Man in Beaverhead Co.
Obituary notice recounts Colonel Otto Klemm born in Germany 1835 moved to the United States 1838 settled in Dillon Montana as banker cashier and community leader noted for charity and Masonry funeral details and nearby death of Harley from Bannack described with context. also mentions Will Williams report on Grasshopper Creek dredge boat navigation status.
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Bannack
Yinnack
Ignor
Pioneer Association of
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Old Town
Battle Creek
Michigan
Will Williams
Grasshopper
Grasshopper Creek
Aguinaldo delays surrender terms as MacArthur seeks address
Washington April 13 A special from Washington says Aguinaldo delays issuing a mani festo and surrender address while officials expect MacArthur to press him. Aguinaldo demands conditions, discussions occur on those points, and the address will be cabled to the Secretary of War for the president’s review. General MacArthur guards Aguinaldo to prevent escape and any harm from Luna’s supporters, with fears of plots and possible retaliation for Luna’s assassination.
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Herald
Washington
Aguinaldo
War Department
MacArthur
Secretary of War
Luna
Clarence Edwards
Lawton
Aguinalde
Apuindhte
Retwards
Piiping
Aguinalda
Abe ‘Val
Jaina
Desertion troubles Fourteenth Cavalry enlistment drive
In Chicago April 12 Tribune reports over 140 of the Fourteenth cavalry regiment newly enlisted at the recruiting post have deserted. Officers fear the war’s end and Aguinaldo’s capture reduced chances for a Philippines deployment. Deserters, mostly young men from all companies, were seen in the city yesterday. A regular detachment is hunting them, with ten days to return. Telegrams sent nationwide to locate the missing men.
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Leavy
Fourteenth Cavalry Regiment
Aed
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Piles Amt
Hough St. Joseph
Revolutionary Prison Tablet Unveiled in Hall of Records
On Monday April 1 the Twughtens will unveil a bronze tablet on the southern wall of the hall of records to commemorate the building’s use as a prison during the revolutionary war under provost marshal Nagham. The tablet measures about three by two feet.
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Hall of Records
Registers of Five
Nagham
Haul Ship Overland Near Astoria Amid Breakers
The Columbia River light ship wrecked months ago has been hauled halfway from McKenzie Head sands to Bakers Bay. It rests on the ridge once deemed the most difficult stretch of the route. The project advances earlier than anticipated, with the vessel on travel to its destination.
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Astoria
Oregon
McKenzie Head
Baker's Bay
Mrs Judge Day III Improves After Emergency
In Canton on April 1 the condition of Mrs. Judge Day is materially improved. She has regained consciousness to an extent and is able to recognize members of the family. Judge Day was held last night and is expected here this afternoon.
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Canton
Judge Day
Presidential Montana Trip To Yellowstone Park
Washington reports plans for the president and party to visit Yellowstone Park from May 24 to May the journey will start in Butte then proceed to Helena and the park. The group will travel by rail and road, viewing geysers and scenery but not all features can be seen in the brief visit. After leaving the park the party will head toward Salt Lake City with stops planned in Copelka Enpor Ottawa Baldwin Lawrence Junction and other points. Captain Pitcher of the First Cavalry and Captain Gypte as superintendent of the park accompany the party.
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Pitcher
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Gypte
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Mabte to General Valler telegraphs April to English troops
Telegrams report Mabte sending word to General Valler about communications with English troops in North America. Dispatches from Pekin note raiders captured fear Pekin. Young Corbett 1 defeated Eddie Santry in a seven or ten round contest. Reports from London discuss Afro-Italian political tensions and colonial issues.
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Mabte
Valler Tx
North America
Denver
Young Corbett
Eddie Santry
Tatatiie
Senate's caution over new canal treaty amid Pauncefote fallout
April 1 report from Wellington details U S efforts to test Senate backing for a new canal agreement with Great Britain after the lapse of Hay Pauncefote. Secretary Hay plans to gauge two thirds Senate support before negotiations resume, delaying ambassador Pauncefote’s dispatch and any quid pro quo talks.
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Senate
Hay
Great Britain
Puan Fote
Tandon
Paunces Fote
United States
Great Bertini
Bad gang broken up in Pittsburg after murders
Detectives in Pittsburg break up a noted gang of hose bakers and murderers tied to the Wrights and Wilcox gangs. Key members John Wright 38 from Canada, Robert Wilcox 21, Jeanie Wilcox 23, Jennie Wright 23, Kilward Wright ? a powerful man wounded and in Mercy Hospital. Police recover trunks with burglar tools and dynamite after a confrontation that left three men shot but not killed.
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Denteetives
Wrights
Canada
Robert Dy Wilcox
Jeanie Wilcox
Jennie Wright
Jessie Kodyne
Eon
Kilward Wright
Mercy Hospital
Wright
Wight
Chicago
Hussite ministers alleged to have ordered mining schemes
A report from London dated April 1 indicates Joseph Chamberlain's organ the Boomingham Post claims Hussit ministers of War and Mayine may have issued political orders for laying an extensive mine system. The apparatus leaves Odessa early in May.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Boomingham Post
Mayine
Arthur
Odessa
New Record Set at New York Sale Event
New York on April 13 reported a sale report for a jacket coinage reaching 2000. The previous record stood at 68,000.
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