Rosebud County Bill Passes in Both Houses Today
Special to the Inter Mountain from Helena reports Rosebud County bill clearing both chambers. Frank suffers losses while MacGinnis gains none, with Cooper and Camrad urged to withdraw. Lannin store bill dies. Loehner withdraws from medical board. Senate discusses labor, salaries, and various measures as sessions adjourn for the day.
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Helena
Frank
MacGinnis
Cooper
Camrad
Withdra
Senate
Lannin
House
Lannis
Senate Committee On Labor and Capital
Bureau of Werteriture, Labor and Industrials
Guy. Toole
Loehinger
Board of
Midleal Examiners
Murray
Rosebud
Newbrey
Committee On
Hedius
State Institutions
Stull
Mahon
Faust
Firpatrick
Newton
Treasury
New York Sale Sells Edward Kearney Collection for 31300
In New York on February 8 the late Edward Kearney collection plus a private addition sold at American Art Galleries for 31300. Mauve's A Rain-Holland led with a 3700 sale to A Lewishon.
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New York
Edward Kearney
Mauve
Holland
A. Lewishon
Vote for Nebraska Senator
Lincoln Nebraska February vote tally lists Fusion candidates Allen 11 W H Thompson 11 Hitch cock 12 Ransom a6 Urounse 7 Currie 22 Hinshaw 13 D FE Thompson Meikelsohn 29 Martin 9 Rosewater 16 and no clear winner with scattering 18 votes recorded.
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Lincoln
Neb
U. S
Allen
W. H. Thompson
Hitchcock
Ransom
Urounse
Currie
Hinshaw
D. FE
Thompson
Meikelsohn
Martin
Rosewater
Scattering
Temperature Today Report Hits Cold Morn Across Cities
Temperature readings at 7 a m show New York 18, Boston 6, Philadelphia 22, Washington 24, Chicago 20, Minneapolis 18, Cincinnati 26, St Louis au with a chilly start shaping the day.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cartwright Charged With Sedition in Capetown Court
Albert Cartwright, editor of the South African News, was arraigned in Capetown police court on criminal and seditious libel for a letter accusing General Kitchener of ordering prison terms. He was remanded on 2000 bail as fighting continues. Boer refugee camps near Huddersburg grow to about 6000.
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Capetown
Albert Cartwright
South
Afriican News
Kitchener
Huddersburg
Gain Minor Victories Report From The War Office
London reports from Prevot February 7 describe British actions near Petersburg destroying supplies and capturing 200 head of cattle. Dewer moves north of Smith Field with a detached force crossing Pomp siding. Methuen reports at Lilifontein east of Venlurg scattering the enemy and taking 12 wagons and cattle. French is near Ermelo.
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London
Lord Kitchower
War Office
Petersburg
Dewer
Smithfield
T He
Pomp Siding
King Edward Speech Terms to be Settled by Cabinet
London date Feb 8 the cabinet will settle terms of King Edward's speech at the opening of his first parliament It may repeal parts of his accession day address thanking supporters and promising to serve all classes It will touch on war funds and measures for the poor and outline foreign relations and Transvaal questions expected to be cited by the king.
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London
Edward
Privy Council
Transvaal
London police capture bad man
Inspe Freest of Scotland Yard filed a claim with Ann Choate for 1000 dollars offered by New York authorities for the capture of Frank Allen who with five others escaped from Ludlow Street jail on July 4, 19. Allen recently convicted in London under the name Sullivan for snatching a bundle of bank notes from a bank counter. Freest identified Sullivan as Allen and established his identity.
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New York
London
Freest
Scotland Yard
Ann Choate
Frank Allen
Halloran
Russell
Ludlow Street
Allen
Sullivan
NEED SURGEONS FOR THE NAVY
A Washington dispatch reports serious embarrassment in the navy as medical corps vacancies rise. Fifteen posts are unfilled with two more opening this year due to retirements of W. K. Scofield and J. G. Ayers. Applicants balk at lieutenant junior grade rank, urging higher army pay and standing. Surgeon General Van Reypelt notes standards cannot be lowered, and Congress may be urged to offer greater early incentives to attract superior talent.
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York
The
Herald
Washington
Navy
W. K. Scofield
Medical Corps
J. G. Ayers
Army
van Reypelt
Congress
Wireless telegraphs eyed by Weather Bureau chief
A Washington report says the Weather Bureau has developed a wireless telegraph system. Willis Moore announces experiments at Cobbs Island and a 60 mile transmission test near Washington. Stations planned at Roanoke Hatteras and Cape Henry aim to rival Marconi. land use unlikely yet due to city disturbances.
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New York
Washington
Weather Bureau
Willis 8. Moore
Department
Cobbs Island
Poronmie River
Roanoke
N.C
Hatteras
Cape Henry
Marconi
Tuburtory
Fort Meyer
30th Regiment Is Coming Home
The Thirtieth U. S. V. infantry under Col. Gardiner arrived at Manila aboard the transport K Wipatrick from Tayabas province Luzon and will camp before sailing home. Eighty seven deaths and 250 discharges due to sickness reported. the Twentieth infantry sent to Vigan for field service. Thousands of U S teachers seek Philippines posts. delegates return with school books flags and high opinions of Americans.
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Manila
Fen. S
U. S. V. Infantry
Col
Gardiner
United States
Wipatrick
Tayabas
Isla of Luzon
Vigan
Philippines
Bentor Igoriotes
Hawaiian Strikes and Shipping Shake Island Labor
Strikes by Japanese and native workers on Maui join a broader labor unrest as plantation owners rely on Portuguese workers and Porto Ricans. The sugar trade shifts to New York via new steamships while sailing vessels decline. News of Queen Victoria's death shocks Honolulu as courts grapple with licensing laws and delays in the judiciary strain the calendar.
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Tronehida
San Pranciaco
Supreme Court
Theodore Davies and Company
Honolulu
New York
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Tis
San Francisco
McKinsey
Succes
Silliman
Das
Ud Hhomphreys
Evi Anatiers
Viet
Steamstroy
Wales
Maui
AyiUs
Tennessee Neey
Porto
Night sessions to be abandoned by senate majority
Washington February night sessions of the senate have been canceled tonight and tomorrow by the Republican majority. They may resume next week if the shipping bill proceeds, with the minority warned to bear responsibility for any extra session on appropriation bills.
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Washington
Senate
Tomrrow
Ashantis Were Fighters and the Ashanti Rising
James Wilcox, who quelled the Ashanti rising, argues white troops could not have done it due to impenetrable forests and flooded rivers. About 4400 native soldiers were used, 834 killed or wounded, and 55 of 200 British officers were killed or wounded.
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Tondon
James Wilcox
Fire devastates West hotel and nearby buildings in St Cloud
Fire at 8st. Cloud Minnesota destroyed the West hotel and a proximate procury store and livery barn. Total losses estimated at 100000 dollars. Thirty roomers in the hotel escaped unharmed.
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St. Cloud, Minn
Erne and McGovern Fight Hinted for April Club Meet
San Francisco reports Frank Erne has arrived and plans to stay until May. He offers to fight Terry McGovern at 183 pounds with a possible bout before the Twenty Century Club in April.
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San Francisco
Feb. S
Frank Erne
Pugilist
Terry McGovern
Former King Milan of Servia Ill With Pneumonia
Ex king Milan of Servia is reported to be suffering from pneumonia in a Vienna despatch. His condition is described as dangerous and medical officials fear for his health.
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London
Milan of
Servia
Vienna
Contested Montana Central appeal in Nolan case
The Montana Central Railway appeal was argued before the state supreme court regarding the $15,000 verdict in Timothy Nolan's damage suit after a Woodville gravel train accident on November 18, 1896. The railway contends the district court erred in rulings and that negligence is unfounded. other matters include Wetzstein v. Haston & Montana and the incorporation of the Northern Montana Gold Mining Co of Libby with 50000 capital.
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Inter Mountain
Helen
Fey
Montana Central Railway Company
Silver Bow County
Timothy Nolan
Supreme Court
Nolan
Woodville
Nokan
Railround
District Court
Diet Chat
Notun
Wetzstein
Haston & Montana Company
Hutte
Wetel
Iereals Hu
Calon
Unte ix
Starte
Th Wien
Ieames
Motta Gold Mining Co
Libby
Naples fire disaster spurs revenge claim in crowded city
Report from St Petersburg dated February 8 describes a naptha fire in Baku linked to arson by a recently fired worker. Hospitals overwhelmed with injured. sheds house homeless victims. fire blocks escape routes as spectators trapped. reservoirs reportedly filled to spread flames along Police street. Death toll uncertain.
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St Petersburg
Baku
Fai
Fie
Wwe
Escaeps
Runaway Sleigh Crash Hurts Two in Anaconda Area
In a calm afternoon near East Quarter Street, a runaway equine vehicle veered out of control after a frightened dog spooked the horse. Mrs. Conley escaped injury, while Miss Mamie suffered a possible arm fracture and other hurts. Miss Melauchilu, education official, returned from Butte, and Judge Napten will convene a probate session tomorrow.
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Lalta Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Belo S
Missite
Shoerith Cotles
Hawk
Conley
Mamie
Is Wilcox A Traitor In Hawaii Delegates Contest
Washington charges against Delegate Wilcox of Hawaii are examined by the committee. Representative Robinson of Ila offers friend and counsel as Wilcox seeks to show merit in the election contest. The written reply denies merit to many charges and cites differing conditions in 1898 and 1800. The committee adjourns to executive session to decide its course.
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Washington
Wilcox
Haawaii
Robinson
Tila
Debegiate
Wilcck
Bin
Damadey
United States
Wales
Gennge
Ushem
Washington and Richardson push for conference on revenue bill
In a tense session at Washington the Ways and Means Committee advanced a conference on the revenue reduction bill after a Richardson amendment sought a conference with the Senate. Republican votes mostly against the move, with Payne's switch to affirmative sealing the decision.
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Washington, Et
Richardson
Ponnesses
Senate
Hulle
Choswenerit
Ohio
House
Babcock
Payne
Gonid Nathied Bachume
Cane Rence I
Khe
Pettigrews Bill And Senate Debate On War Reports
The Senate adopted a resolution requested by Mr Pettigrew for a copy of General MacArthurs Philippines report and related documents. Debate focused on setting a time for votes on the shipping bill and possible night sessions. Members discussed delays, debate controls, and potential filibusters amid unsettled tensions over policy.
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Washington
Senate
Pettigrew
Generil MacArthur
Philippines
Itaniee
Frye
Tilman
Ins
My. Hale
Mish
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DR. Loebinger
Rosebud County
Lee Mantle
H. L. Franx
John MacGinnis
Walter Cooper
P. G. Sullivan
W. G. Conrad
J. K. Toole
A. E. Spriggs
Nebraska
Aitghener
Dewet
Loer Refugee Camps
Troterta
Parliament
Bad Man
New York City
Union OF American Thieves
Great Gang
Tacoma
Wash
el Fank
Charles Whiu
John Chirks
Charles Harber
Erne and McGovern
King
LA Ami Montana Cent
Melauchilu
Croity
Butte
Audge
Aguinaldo
Hawaii
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