Dead Lock Holds Fast in Montana Senate Battle
Special to the Inter Mountain Helena February reports a heated session as Tierney gambling bill faces indefinite postponement and Clark and MacGinnis vie for the U S Senate. Debates touch insanity commission funding, mining location, and state institutions with opposition notes about the asylum and contract integrity.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Mont
W. A. Clark
United States
Tom Hinds
Mactinnis
Frank
Charley Clark
Hinds
MacGinnis
Clark
Cruse
Renacor Mahion
Robert Coburn
Artle
Missoula
Flathead
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Senate
Anderson
Farmers’ Institute
Kennedy
Deer Lodge County
Beaverhead
House
Appropriations Committee
Committee On
Kilgalion
Srulls
Bagge
MacGinnia
Hill
Hartwig
Wood
Hy Baker
Gilchrist
Masons Fool King Edward
New York February 6 a Montreal report notes free masonry as a great public concern in Quebec. It says King Edward VII is a mason of high rank but not aware of inner Masonry circles. chiefs grant titles while guarding secrets, a situation seen as painful to Christian subjects despite his status.
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New York
Times
Montreal
Quebec
Edward
England
la Verte
Victoria
Edward VII
Cubans Ungrateful as Serpents
A Havana dispatch reports Cuban constitutional delegates refuse to insert a gratitude clause to the United States in their constitution arguing it does not belong there. They favor an independent resolution thanking the United States instead and condemn recent Senate utterances insisting on such a clause.
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New York
Tribune
Havana
Rebels in Venezuela Colombia Ties Reported
The Times of Washington notes a supposed link between Venezuelan and Colombian revolutionaries. Both nations curb hostilities yet back rival uprisings to advance personal aims, with shifting alliances making consistent policy hard to track.
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Yveralio
Times
Washington
Venezuela
Colombia
Uribe
BC Lumbermen Press Tariff Talk With Parliament
Vancouver February 6 British Columbia lumber men hold conferences with provincial MPs urging a tax on American lumber imports. They note U S lumber flows freely into Canada while BC shingles shipped to the United States face a 30 cent per thousand tax.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Canada
United States
Duke and Duchess of Manchester to leave by Central Pacific
San Francisco reports the Duke and Duchess of Manchester and their party will depart this evening for the east over the Central Pacific line.
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San Francisco
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
Central Pacific
Fire hits Caspian and Black Sea petroleum depots
A blaze at Caspian and Black Sea company magazines in Baku, Trans Caucasia, engulfed a million poods of petroleum. Fire spread to naphta depots and surrounding dwellings, killing many, with twenty charred bodies found and over fifty burned. Four hundred families lost all. Flames continued as neighboring reservoirs faced danger amid panic. Fight naphtha springs also ignited earlier on February 3.
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Baku
Russian
Trans-Caucasia
Caspian and Black Sea Company
Melikoff, Ralski and
Caspian
Olga Nethersole to Miss Stage Return After Illness
New York report states Miss Olga Nethersole is critically ill at Hoffman House and will undergo immediate surgery. Doctors warn she must retire from the stage for a long period, possibly a year, before any return to performing at home in England.
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New York
the Herald
Olga Nethersole
Hoffman House
Miss Nethersole
Miss Netherso
England
British general criticizes South Africa command in memo
London February 6. In a memorandum I sent to troops at Aldershot General Buller condemns lack of initiative among subordinate commanders and urges intelligent action by rank and file. He notes excessive artillery drill on the battlefield and says batteries were paralyzed by delaying brigadier division orders, causing missed opportunities.
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London
Aldershot
Buller
South Africa
French Forces Break enemy Line at Pretoria Dispatch
In a Pretoria dispatch dated February 5 General Kitchener reports Smith-Darien occupying Lake Charisse. French forces drive the enemy toward Amsterdam while north of Thalia N Chu. They damaged a transport wagon train at Pompey’s Siding this morning.
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London
Kitchener
Pretoria
Strike Settled in Colorado Springs Opens Mines
The Colorado Springs coal strike ends as mines reopen today with full operations. Organizing efforts by Charles Duncan of the United Mine Workers of America and President Mitchell's representative for Kansas and Colorado led to an agreement.
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Colorado Springs
Cole
Charles Duncan
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Kansas and
Colorada
Japan and Spain boundary clash over Philippine islands
A Washington dispatch reports that Japanese complaints over jurisdiction near Formosa influenced U S Spain negotiations. After Formosa’s cession, a boundary dispute arose near 21 degrees 40 minutes, north of the Bashee islands, prompting the 1898 Paris treaty revisions. Admiral Bradford noted Cay gaya and Sibu lay outside the northern line, pressing Hay to adjust.
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New York
Tribune
Wasington
Stepa
Basher
Luzon
Japan
Formosa
China
Bashee Islands
Paris
Spain
Wong
Bavhi
Bradford
Naval Bureau of Equipment
Peace Commission
Philippines
Caf
Hay
Caygaya
Sibu
United States
Reatard
Manitoba to Run a Railroad Lease Near Boundary
New York reports the Northern Pacific may lease Manitoba lines to Canadian Northern backed by Manitoba government. Premier Roblin has been in St Paul to seal the details. The deal would exchange business at the boundary, with NP tracks leased for 19 years and part of the rolling stock sold to Canadian Northern.
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New York
the Tribune
Mien
Northern Pacific Company
Northern Pacific
Manitoba
Newhern
Roblin
St. Paul
Canadian Northern
Boundary Line
In Northern Pacific
Earthquake At Sea Shakes Guatemala Off Ecuador Coast
A violent quake struck the steamer Guatemala about five miles off the Ecuador coast near Guayaquil on January 6 at 7:15 PM. The vessel and crew reported the tremor lasted about a minute, causing the ship to rock from stem to stern, but no serious damage was found.
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Bay Francisco
Guatemala
Stenn
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Gsyaquil
Chinese Officials Face Death Penalty Ruling Frayed
In a tense historic session ministers remain split over whether to impose death on all twelve named Chinese officials from the latest affair. The living would be spared only if banished to Tarkys An for emplaced crimes. some officials are already dead. The emperor seeks a resolution amid moral pressure and political factions.
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Poi
Feb
Thyvil
Lan
Tarkys
Secretary of the Loyal Association Named
Joe Angeles of California and Willard Bal Owl are identified as secretaries of a loyal association. The appointment is noted as taking effect mid pres ent term with duties tied to labour interests.
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Joe Angeles
Cal
Peb
Willard B. Bal
Taughong
California
Associat
Hearing on injunction against Jeffries Ruhlin fight resumes in Cincinnati
February hearing before Judge Hollister focuses on communications between the Athletic Musical association and Governor Nash and Mayor Fleischman. Fenton Lanson testifies about associations while Jeffries not present. State emergency board in Columbus authorizes up to 50 000 to call out troops for the Klop Uke Chnein hull prize fight.
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Cincinnati
Hollister
Fenton Lanson
Athletic Musical Association Aid
Saengerfest Athletic Association
Lawson
Athletic Association
Nash
Fleischman
Rublin
Jeffries
Sheets
Columbus
Ojo
State Emergency Board
Gove Dor Nasho
Defines Prize Fight and Queensberry Rules
Billy Madden, a veteran boxing manager, explains how modern prize fighting differs from old practices. He praises the Queensberry rules, emphasizing stand-up boxing, no wrestling, and defining being down as a foul or loss, detailing Rule 10 about a man on one knee.
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Billy Madden
Gus Rubin
America
Queenaberry
Thore
Rue 5
Queensberry
Governor Nash commended for halting Ruhlin-Jelivies fight
Columbus reports ministers praising Governor Nash for his action to stop the Ruhlin-Jetfries fight. Some letters doubted his position, but Nash believes continued fighting would turn the state into a dumping ground for those unable to fight elsewhere, and he uses all influence to end the conflict.
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Columbus
Ohio
Nash
Moonshiner Raid Hits Oakton Still Town Across State Line
Five members of the WoC attacked two blind tigers in Oakton Arkansas near the Missouri line. In the clash the Haier bottles were smashed and the contents dumped into the streets. Fixtures were demolished during the raid, reflecting a violent crackdown in a still town.
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Kansas City
Poplar Alurt
Saya
Oakton
Ark
Woc
Plague Claims Seventh Crew Member Aboard British Steamer Plane
A steward on the British steamer Plane, recently sailed from Alexandria, died today from the plague. The toll rises to seven deaths among the ship’s crew, with no further cases reported at this time.
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Hull
Enghand
Alexandria
Dismissals, Oaths, and End to Hazing Condensed in Military Debate
The debate centers on disciplining hazing in military academies with tough penalties. An amendment would require cadets to swear an oath against hazing, with expulsions for violations and ineligibility for future appointments. A Senate panel, including Mr Allen and Mr Bewall, discussed strengthening anti hazing measures before final passage.
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George BR. McClellan
Washington
Arizona Water Company
Inthin Reservation
Marieapue County
Arizonin
Aden
Allen
Hawine
United States
Bewall
N. J
Ing
Hattle
An Allen
Saoling
Dad Deen
Miniltney Academy Aml
Alle
Prague
Military Academy
Vatelng
Partionatiog
Corpa of Cadets
Army
Robber Bill Sparks Postoffice Debate In Congress
Washington debate on the postoffice appropriation bill arises as the joint postal commission recommends discontinuing pneumatic tube service and special facilities. Speaker Loud criticizes the New York system as wasteful while Philadelphia and Boston services are not costly, but calls for its end.
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Washington
Bob
Postoffice
Loud
Calif
Joint Postal Commission
Wmisson
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Japan's Ship Subsidies Highlight Growing Pacific Power
John Marrett urged at a Chicago business dinner that Japan is quietly strengthening militarily naval and commercial power. He predicted a day when Japan will surpass the United States and even Britain Germany and France in overall strength. He reviewed Nippon Yusen Kaisha as a marine wonder of the Pacific.
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Chicago
United States
Britlia
Germany
France
Emperor Sets Sail Home on Fiat with Royal Escort
The Imperial yacht Fiat carries Emperor William and his sister, setting sail at 6:40 this morning for Pushing. The Hohentolern is escorted by Gere toi ruler Nymphe and the British cruiser Niobe.
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Sherness
Fiat
William
Hohengotlern
Geretoi
Ruler Nymphe
Niobe
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W. G. Conrad
A. E. Spriggs
Gover of Peace
Black Sea
Butler
DeWet
Colorado
Legion
Verne
Northern Pacific Lines
Indiana
Gase
Bleck Billy Madden
Land OF Moonshiners
Blind Tigers
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