Senate Debates Rail Claim Bill In Montana Session
In Helena the Montana senate debated a bill that would end the fellow servant doctrine in railroad injury cases. The measure was defeated after a spirited two hour discussion with Stanton leading and Myers opposing. Five senators favored it including Stanton Connolly Warner Courtney Hannah Norris while Norris was paired with Clark. A House notice listed bills on licensing, attachments, and a state normal school at Hamilton.
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Helena
Senate
Stanten
Stanton
Connolly
Hannah
Norris
Myers
Warner
Courtney
Clark
Hamilton
Sinking Fund Commissioners
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Stephens
Gills
Stone
Murray
Lamb
District Court
Walsh
Fransham
Gallatine
Clifford
O'Brien
Jatate
Senate Joint Memorial
Sloane Cleared 250000 In Wall Street Speculation
Tod Sloane was reported lucky as a New York telegram says he cleared 250000 dollars from Wall Street speculation. Before heading west he left several thousand dollars with I. By Bell, a Wall Street broker, to invest as advised. Details of the earnings were not released.
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Tod Sloane
San Francisco
Xaminer
Ted Sloane
New York
Wall Street
Ted
I. By Bell
Fire Devastates Vancouver Chinatown Worksite
A large fire at the Chemainus lumber mills near Nanaimo in Colcentre province destroyed Chinatown structures and caused multiple Chinese workers to perish. Fire spread from a cabin as it ignited workareas and workers reportedly fled in panic amid dense smoke and opium use nearby.
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Vancouver
Grep
Chinatown
Chemainus
Nanaimo
Colcentre
Scenes of destruction barter wilders and fires
White settlers rescue efforts follow shacks burning into smoking ruins. Several burned badly and some missing. no Chinese deaths reported. Town May He Hurned. Dispatches describe threats by strikers, renewed military protection sought, and possible international friction as police abuse critics in Chicago. Mexican crop outlook cited with 3,500,000 pounds projected. quality praised. Hamburg buyer notes German consumption of Mexican tobacco rising after Cuban shortages.
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Hames
Tle
New York
Herald
Colon
Colombia
Chicago
Mexico
McKrie
City of
Germany
Consolidation trends dominate Iron Trade weekly review
The Iron Age weekly review notes rising moves toward consolidation in tin plate and bar iron sectors led by the American Tin Plate company, with plans to acquire Shenango Valley Steel Ohio Steel Buhl King Gilbert & Warner and Wheeling Steel plus long term contracts with other tin plate plants. Wire rope markets show near full control by large producers while smaller branches face alarm yet covered demand. Southern pig iron prices rise over market, with export hinge contracts offered. Open billet trading is tightening under consolidation control. Pittsburg reports a 10,600 ton sale and Philadelphia cites an 85,000 ton int, while the Metropolitan Precision company orders 12,000–15,000 tons of girder rails from a central Pennsylvania mill.
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The
Iron Age
American Tin Plate Company
Shenango Valley Steel Company
Ohio Steel Company
Buhl Steel Company
King, Gilbert & Warner
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
Pittsboro
Wheeling
Tin Plate Company
Western Bar
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Prection Company
Pennsylvania
Urugoyan Revolution Reported From Buenos Ayres
A Buenos Aires dispatch says a Urugan group led by Colonel Texanos, mayor of Isamenii, reembarked at Colonia after Mexican opposition. Police tried to stop the invaders but failed. Supposed uprisings have occurred in the republic, though none of great consequence, with rebels well armed.
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York
Herald
Buenos Ayres
Urugas
Texanos
Isamenii
Argentina
Colonia
Republic
Indians Name Pokagon Chief of Potawatomi Tribe
Surviving Pottawatomie members at Hartford select Charles Pokagon as chief to succeed the late Simon Pokagon. Charles, Simon's only son, pledges to pursue the claim to valuable property in Chicago that the Potawatomis were believed to own.
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Niles
Mien
Hartford
Charles Pokagon
Simon Pokagon
Charles
Simon
Chicago
Union San Francisco case awards damages to non-union man
Fred Hess, who sued the San Francisco Typographical Union for $25,000 over being forced out of work as a non-union man, has been awarded $1,200 by a jury in the superior court. The case was heard at Union San Francisco on February u. Hess sought damages for unlawful dismissal and union pressure in the labor dispute.
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Union
San Francisco
Feb. U
Fred Hess
San Francisco Typographical Union
Supply Ship Solace Sails from New York to Manila
The supply ship Solace departed New York today bound for Manila carrying seven army officers fifteen Annapolis cadets and a large cargo of supplies for Dewey and the army. It will stop at Norfolk for additional ammunition.
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New York
Solace
Manila
Annapolis
Dewey
Army
Norfolk
Dewey to be Admiral not possible in Philippine plan
The report claims Rear Admiral Dewey should be promoted to admiral to prevent being outranked by foreign navies. Mrs Lee disputes the rumor calling it absurd. An American party in Manila argues Filipinos lack capacity for self government and would fall to selfish leaders, hindering American rule.
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Chicago
Mia
Arthur Lev
Richmond
Vin
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Auditorium
Lee
Davis
West Virginia
Dewey
Mel )Kinley
Persey
Naval International
Snowbound Trains Halt Colorado Rail Lines
Snow drifts and slides delay trans continental routes through Colorado. Colorado Midland Denver & Rio Grande lines blocked near Glenwood Springs as trains halt nine miles east of the Glenwood Canyon. A derailment injures several on a mail car as crews brace for a long stoppage amid heavy snowfall. In San Francisco, four youths aged 12 to 14 are arrested for attempting to derail a train using a basket of rocks while claiming to be workers in a glass works.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Salt
Colorado Midland
Denver & Tie Grundy
Glenwood Bornes
Nave
Big le Pose
Trath
Glenvout
Grand Canon
San Frahemco
Ume
Haveeen
Thomas Madden
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Ghiss Works
Severe Blizzards Rage Across Lemhi County Idaho
One of Idaho's severest blizzards in history rages in Lemhi County. A Red Rock Montana Junction message says traffic over the stage line to Salmon City is suspended. Large stock losses reported and several people feared to have perished in the mountains.
Hundreds of Settlers Affected by Judge Lochren Ruling
Duluth Minnesota February 2 hundreds of settlers are affected by the decision handed down by Judge Lochren involving a land dispute. The ruling touches ownership rights and property claims across multiple parcels, with implications for local families and settlers seeking titles. Additional details on the case remain scarce as court records continue to unfold.
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Duluth, Minn
Lochren
Ruling on Northern Pacific land grant in Minnesota and Wisconsin
A court decision splits on the terminus of the Northern Pacific grant. Judge Lochren says the railroad’s grant extends to Ashland, granting about 1,000,000 acres. Interior Department argues the grant ends at Duluth, misaligning with Lochren's interpretation and affecting restoration of lands to the government.
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Minnesota
Wikesnsia
Northern Pacific
Tilhoad Company
the & A
Vad
Lecven
Ashland
Seer of
Duluth
Lochren
Noted Chemist Publishes War Era Antiseptic Study
Cincinnati chemist Professor Joby Tri Lloyd, fresh from Washington, discusses an antiseptic approach using salicylic acid and boracic acid. He cites older work by J Johns in Archive Der Pharmacie and notes bitter tastes from mixed compounds, urging public record and presenting his experimental results to the Cincinnati branch of the American Chemical Society.
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Cincinnati
Joby Tri Lloyd
Washington
War Investgating Commission
Boracie
J. Johns
Archive der Pharmacie
Volute
NTA
Americ Chemical Society
Senate Proceedings Highlight New York Ratification Push
Senator Phitt of New York urged immediate ratification of the peace treaty. Chandler drew Senate attention to New Hampshire resolutions, Perkins and Faulkner named for conference on consular and diplomatic appropriation. Tillman offered a resolution asking if any franchises existed in Calisto or Hexto Ries since US military occupation. Boooper spoke on West ant expansion, finding no constitutional objections to the treaty. CT and CO colleagues presented aligned views.
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Washington
Sary
Calisto
Hexto Ries
United States
Senate
Connecticut
PTO
Colorado Peller
Hennessy’s Tip-Top Styles in Silks and Dress Goods
Our dress goods buyer secured several thousand dollars worth Rich Silk and Silk and Wool textures. These imported fabrics go on sale tomorrow at about half real value. They are all stylish exclusive goods, purchased for spot cash, offering bargains to shoppers.
Rich Silks and Dress Goods Auction Offerings
About 50 remnants of fine silks in striped checked plain woven and dotted varieties in lengths from one and a half to eight yards offered for half to double their value. Ten pieces fancy patterned silk and 20 to 27 inches wide priced to sell at double. A ten yard length of rich black moire velour with wide width and sale price 17.50. Crepe de Chine in reseda green and cerise 46 inches wide marked at 200 a yard. These silks and dress goods are new to this market and will not be duplicated.
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Reseda Green
Tailor Made Suit Bargains with Wide Cloth Selection
An array of fabric and pattern offers for suits, including imported kerbs and melton varieties, Novelty Boucle cloths, Scorch Cheviots, Camels Hair Suitings, and Basket Weave novelties. Prices range from $4 to $25 per pattern, with many items advertised as worth double, and full-width fabrics up to 46 inches.
Carload of Work of the House and Grocery Department
A fragmented notice notes two bills of final importance passed by the House this morning and the river and trachor ball discussion. It then highlights a new Grocery Department, promising strong monthly growth, a clean convenient store, and delivery service.
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Washington
Return of Manila Officers Brings Cable and War Talk
The Coptic arrived from Hong Kong and Yokohama via Honolulu carrying army and navy officers, including John A. Scrymser president of Pacific Cable. Scrymser favors government ownership of the cable, doubts private capital can manage the risk, and notes English contracts influence the Philippines. Lt. C. G. Calkins, aboard from the Manila naval action, accompanies other officers. In Ohio, a large fire at Columbus left several firefighters injured and many missing now accounted for as the dawn survey shows extensive damage.
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San Francises
Hong Kong
Yokkonama
Honolulu
Philippines
John A. Scrumsey
Pacific Calle Company
United States Wovernment
Scrymier
Asiatic
Sorymyer
C. G. Calkins
Dewey
Manila
Army
Navy
Hennessy’s Wholesale Deals on Lemons and Oranges
Retail prices list large lemons at 3.25 per box and various oranges from 2.25 to 3.00 per box. Special weekly offers promote Hennessy’s Rubber Boots and a range of footwear including children, misses, women's, men's Beacon Alaskas and lumbermen’s packs.
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Hennessy’s
Hennessy
Beacon Alaskas
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Siegel Clothing Co
Elegan
J. H. Leyson
Main St
Butte
Detroit
Michigan
Havemeyer
American Refining Company
Arbuckte, Doscher
Messrs. B. Hrace, Lemon and Sanger
Michigan Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Middle West
Catton and Tobacco
Weekly Review OF the Iron Trade
Vive Roya
Ykwaa
Drompuy
Columbus
Ohio
Donahue
Welch
Kilborne
Duncan
Bess
Carrie Johnson
California
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