Trouble Makers Demand Armies to Impress Each Other
Washington dispatch reports Chinese fear foreign occupation of its territory will end slowly, urging reduction of allied guards to balance power. China warns 1,800 new troops would create a 14,400-strong force if five nations contribute, while about 100,000 allied troops are already in country. American officials argue troops needed to protect Pekin legation and prevent interruption of diplomacy. Gen. MacArthur supports at least 13 combat-ready regiments in the archipelago to ensure effective defense.
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Tour of Inspection Leaves New Orleans for Continental System
Whidbey, BEA special to the Choi Tew New Orleans reports the Southern Pacific company in New Orleans preparing to start the continental system. Charles M. Hiyes of St Louis designated as the new president with others from the company and San Francisco in attendance. The trip aims to showcase progress and executive leadership as the West Coast operations seek broader reach.
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Frie sts Unhappy Over Priestly Orders in City
The Holy Cross roots and a disputed revival press in the city draw strong opposition. A bishop disapproves of revived priestly practices and inhibits them from performing rites while under jurisdiction in Maryland.
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Father announces new project purchase near West Park
The father supertac, son of Rishigy Munington, states a plan for a new project has already been bought at West Park Ol Mie bank along the Hintson river, about miles from New York.
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Gallatin Representatives Headed to Helena for Legislation
Gallatin delegates, led by Hake and colleagues Stozemam and Dye, prepare to travel to Helena to advocate for statutory law improvements and to claim mileage and per diem for services. The group, funded by Gallatin Republicans, aims to earn constituents’ support through prudent, needed legislation. Meanwhile, local life steadies as winter eases, with travel, commerce, and schooling resumes in Boseman and nearby towns.
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Century of Wonder sermon on woman suffrage and labor
Rev. Minot J. Savage argues against the idea of widening rich and poor gaps, noting more wealthists now but not more poor people. He predicts women will gain suffrage once all desire it, and cautions against sensationalizing reform and vice in the current movement.
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Sleepy Hollow Church to Welcome New Century Lighting
At Sleepy Hollow New York the Sleepy Hollow church near Tarrytown will hold a night service at dusk to mark the new century. The historic Dutch church, built in 1697, will be lit by candles as it was a century ago. The bi centennial was celebrated by 807 and the church remains largely unchanged, with the Holland bell still calling worshippers.
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Contest for letters of administration in Yukon estate
Dec. 31 a contest for letters of administration on the estate of Peter Grant McDonald, a Yukon pioneer who died at Dawson. Frank Witeau, the dead man's partner, and Colin McDonald, a brother in law, are rivals. The lesser claims he represents the heirs in San Francisco. The estate is valued at 16 000 to 20 000 dollars.
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Mexican ran amuck at Morenci killing deputy
In Morenci Arizona December 31 Amado Morales a Mexican fired at Deputy Constable Kepler. Kepler shot Morales dead with his first shot. Also notes Crystal Springs near Butte free from smoke all day and an old court notice in Butte involving James and Maria Conchar with a Jan 1 1901 court appearance and a $158 claim for work and labor.
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