Billings News Briefs From City Life and Death
Coroner seeks clues in a missing man case tied to an Indian agent rumor. McGillicuddy and army ties appear in Montana history. Lawrence Mississippi helps locate a long lost son. William N Seeley dies of pneumonia at 28 after moving from Scranton to Montana. Linton Clothing sold to Yegen Bros. change of control in Billings retail.
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Billings
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Negotiations Report on Chinese Executions
Washington February 7 The state department received a report from Minister Gongs Bolin on February 6 detailing talks between foreign ministers and Chinese plenipotentiaries. The four Chinese notables would face execution while others may receive exile. posthumous dishonor is sought for four Tsung Li Yonen members.
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Investigators to Hear Testimony on Wilcox and Gear
Washington Feb 7 The House Committee on Elections No 1 agreed to inquire into petitions and charges against Delegate Wilcox and George D Gear of Hawaii. Mr Gear faced questions on law points while Wilcox offered to provide his answer by tomorrow evening and testimony from both sides was planned before adjournment.
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House Committee On Elections No. 1
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Presidential Appointments Nominates Officials in Washington
The text lists presidential nominations including a register in Sacramento California, a receiver of public monies in Sacramento, a legal advocate, and a sworn volunteer officer. It also mentions a First Sergeant and a treasurer or naval unit, with several titles and names obscured by OCR errors.
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Postal bill passes House amid mixed floor debate
In Washington on February, the pension appropriation bill moved through the House while other measures faced defeat. Senator McLaurin of South Carolina spoke in favor, noting strong support for the neti proposal and related funding.
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McLaurin
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Financial and Commercial Report of the New York Stock Exchange
Opening prices showed improvement over last night with gains in St Paul Rock Island Denver Rio Grande Union Pacific and Chesapeake Ohio amid broad activity. Rail stocks traded heavily with widespread moves, while steel shares fluctuated and Amalgamated Copper and Sugar rose near noon. overall market volatility persisted as bonds remained active and speculative issues led the rally before retreating.
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le Stock Exchange
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Cattle Hog and Sheep Receipts Market Roundup
Kansas City and regional markets show demand for Texas cattle and native steers with prices around 3.75 to 4.50 for steers and calves near 4.10 to 5.10. Hogs receipts about 2000 with mixed demand. Sheep and mutton values listed, market steady to mixed.
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Kansas City
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Ing
Recelpis
Chicago Livestock and Wheat Markets Report
Chicago livestock prices show strength with steers around 4.50 to 6.00 and cattle receipts near 10,000. Sheep and native lambs steady with good demand noted. Wheat futures opened firm in early February and drifted, then recovered amid mixed regional momentum.
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Water supply crisis in Butte halts pumps and raises alarms
Butte residents face water shortages as pumping station failures delay supply. new and old pumps operate to restore flow, two daily water windows set, and tanks from Missoula and Great Falls arrive while mine boilers rely on B A & P engines for steam. Painful disruption threatens laundries and businesses, with officials urging economy while officials grapple with leaking wooden pipes and ongoing repairs.
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Pany
AR & S
Walter
Peservoira
Water Company
Witter
Payne
Bie
Anaconda Company
Missoula
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Anaconda
Butte & Toston
Henne
Bryan on Silver Endorses Real Currency Over Credit
Washington Feb. 7 Chairman South ard of the house committee received Wm. J. Bryan's view on the Wille bill. He argues the standard silver dollar should be redeemable for gold and warns that redeeming silver would push toward retirement of gold and undermine the currency system. He cites New York premium on silver and cites Carlisle testimony, urging caution against increasing money substitutes and expanding redemption.
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Cie
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Bryan
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Reed
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Hank
Cosuth interpellates on Maros-Vasarhely violence
In the lower house of the diet at Tula Pest on February 7 Franz Cosuth pressed the government on a recent violation at Maros-Vasarhely. The ministry promised a vigorous inquiry and said the gendarmerie did not fire until attacked.
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Diet
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Freeze Up in Canton Causes Widespread Suffering
Intense cold grips Canton Fel region with severe weather claiming over a hundred deaths and widespread distress among residents as Victims suffer from extreme conditions and limited resources.
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Butte Briefs Funeral Postponed For Ill Revival Leader
The one year old son of Mr and Mrs John McGlynn Hed, 145 North Main, will be buried from his parents home tomorrow. Revival services at Mountain View Methodist Church, led by evangelist French B Oliver, have been postponed due to illness. The meetings, set to start February 11, were delayed a week and extended to three weeks.
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