Missoula City Debates Bills and Fires
Missoula council faces disputed bills totaling about $200 for meals and quarantine efforts as aldermen clash over charges. Fire Marshal’s half-year report notes nine fires causing losses. Licenses granted to J Ward and Edgar & Mettvai. Proposals for sidewalks on McCormick and Toole avenues advance. Alderman Coffee elected by acclamation. Police plans involve Manheim store probe and a court case over beating in a Tonder-ton tavern. costs imposed on the plaintiff.
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Missoula
Mont. Fe
Walling
J. Ward
Higgins Avenue
Edgar & Mettvai
Iy W
Front Street
Aldeman oMix
McCormick Street
Ping Street
Toote Avenue
Toole Avenue
Owen and
Mitchell Streets
Aldman Coffee
Counett
Murray Pleads Guilty to Third Degree Dis Desertion?
James Murphy arrested Monday for an alleged attempted assault on a young girl. He yesterday pleaded guilty to a third degree offense after County Attorney Hall recommended the lesser charge due to weak prospects of proving the more serious crime.
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James Murphy
Hall
Quarantine to be Abandoned if No New Developments
Nurse ht Burgess, employed for smallpox patients at Cunningham's Camp at Nine M, returned to the camp yesterday after a city absence. Quarantine to be abandoned Thursday if no new developments.
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T. Ht. Burgess
Cunningham's Camp
Cam
Misoula Briefs Mixed Up Local Notes and Visits
A garbled Missoula brief mentions F Brandt from Rattlesnake district visiting Andemida for a May BB Sime and wife. It notes the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs CA Barns who died recently interred at Valley cemetery. Other items reference vagrants, a court session, T Wy Dayton of Florence visiting town, and Reverend Tom McAister guiding the Metodier church in Missoula with strong attendance.
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CA. Barns
Jy Valley
Missoula News Briefs From Court to Local Fires and Visits
A Missoula posting summarizes injuries from a hospital visit after a street fall of Judge Woody. Mrs Dora Veoman and son Clyde depart for Princeton Missouri after two months in Missoula. Janeel Couley convicted of assault in third degree, and Hall and Curtin’s Exchange Saloon dissolves with Curtin taking charge. Webster returns from Hamilton. F C Townson waives preliminary on assault with a dangerous weapon and is bound to district court in 1000 dollars bail.
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Janeel Couley
John Hyne
Wooley
Lib Ware
F. C. Townson
Andrew Sand
Missoula
Sand
Queen Wilhelmina’s Marriage Celebrations In The Hague
The Hague, Netherlands hosts triumphant crowds as Queen Wilhelmina and Duke Henry of Mecklenburg greet supporters from the palace balcony amid keen cold. A royal program outlines a civil ceremony in the White Room, religious services, a gala luncheon, and the couple’s departure for their honeymoon.
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Wilhelmina
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Palane
Wilhelmbina
Tang Fu Liang Plea From Ministers For Life
Foreign ministers issued a secret imperial edict seeking clemency for Tang Fu Liang, commander in chief, citing turbulent Shansi and Kanfu provinces where loyalists oppose missionaries and Christians and could incite violence against them.
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Fei
Plenis
Tang Fu Liang
Kaye
Shansi
Kan 8U
Unclear Senate Vote Shifts Amid Turbulent Salem Debate
Fragmentary report from Salem on February proceedings shows shifting voting patterns as Speaker Heeder and Dresser flip support between McBride Corbett and Mou. Result ledger lists Corbett 80 Smith 68 with scattered memos and strong language about criminal sentence proposals.
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Feb
Heeder
McBide
Corbett
Dresser
Mou
McBride
Chan
Smith
MePrida
Unclear political events amid Northwestern turmoil
Fragmentary report outlines political maneuvering around a presidential bid with mentions of Ms Nation and Woolley. The piece hints at opposition by religious or regional groups and potential regulatory interference, but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
Kansas Governor Faces Saloon Conflict Over Nation Crusade
The passage discusses violent action against saloons in Kansas and sympathy for reformers. It notes the governor’s power to enforce law and laments Mrs Nation and her followers planning a Chicago crusade. It argues Chicago should resist colonial transfer of the Kansas fight and questions temperance supporters’ stance.
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Kansas
Chicago
Boer Envoys Enter Chicago Amid Thunderous Welcome and Protests
February 6 Chicago crowd erupts in cheering for Kruger Steyn De Wet and Poth while hissing Victoria and Britain. Wives and children left home as Viljeon reports South African war scenes and denial of Kruger's desertion. Louter Wessells expresses confidence in eventual success despite looming clouds.
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Kruger
Steyn
de Wet
Poth
Kitchener
Lord Roberts
Hercules D
Wil Jeol
PL Louter Wesselis
Queen Victoria
Hisses
Morgan Declines Comment On Carnegie Steel Purchase
New York February 6 reports that J P Morgan & Co may have bought Andrew Carnegie's steel properties drew no comment from Morgan or Robert Bacon. A Morgan conference with Gary of Federal Steel Reid of Amoplean Pin Plate and a Morgan interest diversifies touched on the matter. Carnegie declined to speak when asked by a reporter at his house.
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J. P. Morgan
Robert Bacon
P. Morgan & Co
Andrew Carnegie
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Gary
Federal Steel Company
Reid
Amoplean
Sy Éoon
National Steel
American Sheet Steel
American Steel Hoop Companies
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie
Quiet Day for Mrs Nation in Topeka
In Topeka on February 6 Mrs Nation and her band did not appear at the donut shops as planned. Police warned keepers to close, yet access remained possible at many locations before daylight. A secretive Home Defenders meeting was held at the Congregational church last night.
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Tin Congregational Church
Home Defenders
Britannia syndicate forms in Vancouver mines
The Britannia group of copper mines was consolidated into Britannia Syndicate Limited by acquiring Leo id Bocowita's undivided three tenths interest for 190000 dollars. The Howe Sound property lies about 30 miles from Vancouver and Bosowitz’s prior stake was outside the syndicate boundary.
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Vancouver, B
Britannia Group of Copper Mines
Britannia Syndicate, Limited
Leo Pd Boccowita
Howe Sound
Bosowitz
False US cyclone and riot reports debunked in Paria
In Paria on February 6 the news agency telegrams claiming a fat cyclone wrecked a township near St Malo and that the entire crew perished proved unfounded. The riot reports from Tielly lack any corroboration and no such town or event exists in France.
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Paria
United States
St. Malo
France
Chinese official named censorate president in royal envoys
The Chinese minister Chih Chen Lo Feng Luh is informed that Emperor Kang Mau appoints Chang Pen Wu as censorate president and to deliver libations at the tomb of Queen Victoria along with condolences and congratulations to King Dilward VII.
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London
Chih Chen Lo Feng Luh
Kang Mau
Chang Pen Wu
Queen Victoria
Hang Dilward
Stock Market Buoyant Start With Mixed Steel and Rail Stocks
The New York Stock Exchange opened buoyant with broad participation and large blocks traded. Steel and Wire led gains while National Tube and Federal Steel showed mixed moves. Rail stocks like Denver and Rio Grande and Union Pacific advanced, but overall market drifted lower as profit taking hit many issues. bonds remained strong at par and Reading preferred faced large short covering.
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Mederal Steel
National Tube
Denver and
Rio Grande
Union Pacific
National Steel
Federal Steel
Thepublic Steel
Steel and Wire
Missouri Pacific
Louisvale
Atchisons
Levi
Wabash Preferred
Western Union
International Paper
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Brooklyn Transit
Evie Frat
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Texas
Art Metropolitan
Manhatan
Missouri Paciflc
Ward
Reading
Assembly
Ontario
Western
Erin
Chicago live stock market report highlights cattle decline
Chicago live stock reports show cattle receipts around 20 000 with generally 100 lower. Prices for good to prime steers range from 5.00 to 5.90, cows 2.55 to 4.10, calves 8.00 to 6.00, and Texas fed steers around 4.09. Sheep receipts 17,000 with a slow market. lambs at 1.60 to 4.35 conduction and western Texas sheep at 4.05.
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Texas Fed
Texas
Omaha cattle and sheep market notes from February report
Omaha stockyards report shows 400 head cattle with slow live beef steer demand priced at 4.00 to 5.40, cattle and heifers around 3.75 to 4.30, stockers and feeders 4.60, calves 4.00 to 7.00, heavy hogs 5.17 to 5.22, lambs 4.00 to 9.00. sheep receipts 4,500 with dull to low demand, yearlings 4.40 to 4.50, western wethers 4.00 to 4.50, lambs 4.00 to 9.00. St Louis wool markets quiet and down with fancy quarter 16, coarse wool lower.
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Feb
Texas
Erna
Kansas City cattle and Chicago grains mixed on Feb six
Cattle receipts around 80 dollars with a generally steady market. Texan steers and cows priced amid native stock and feeders. Hog receipts near 14 thousand. In Chicago wheat and corn futures, February contracts opened lower before fluctuating, while cash grain prices showed mixed No 2 red and spring wheat values with oats and flax trading near listed levels.
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Agles
Mehta
Chicago
Uma
Hurley
Youtzey Sentenced at Kentucky Penitentiary
Youtzey Begs sentence after conviction as the first Goebelius tinction suspect to be brought to mkfort Kentucky. Caleb Powers was also returned to jail days prior as authorities continue the case.
Quiet Divorce Granted to Mrs MacDowell in New York
In New York on February 4 Justice Lawrence signed a divorce decree in favor of Mrs Wilhelming Marie MacDowell against actor William Mellamene MacDowell, former husband of Fanny Davenport. The decree forbids Mr MacDowell to remarry during the plaintiff's lifetime.
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Lawrence
Supreme Court
Wilhelming Marie MacDowell
William Mellamene MacDowell
Fanny Davanport
MacDowell
Sheridan Arrives in San Francisco with 37th Volunteers
The Sheridan reached San Francisco in February from Manila. She carries 27 officers and 640 men of the Thirty-seventh volunteer regiment, returning with ballast aboard.
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San Francisco
Cal
Sheridan
Manila
Thirty-seventh Volunteer Regiment
Butte Locals Highlight Educational Notes and Community News
Prof. Young praises Butte high school for likely the largest enrollment among its regional peers. Superintendent Young plans teacher meetings, and the board distributed 20 globes and a full wall map set. Principals Shubert and Boland are noted, with Boland easing back after a sister’s pneumonia. Prof. Rowe visits from the state university, while smoke from nearby mines and a slow death market mark the chilly day.
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St. Paul
Seattle
Ything
Endea
Clara Shubert
Geley School
Lizzie Boland
Colorado
Boland
Prof. Rowe
the State University
Lincoln School
Butte
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