Distant Senate votes and milk inspection debates in Helena
A Helena-Helena era report notes abstentions in the Senate altering scores for McGinnis Mantle and Frank while James Osborn joins the scene. Legislation includes milk and meat inspection, a stock tax, and a state health bill, with Representative Hedges alleging methods to defeat the inspection bill and presenting an affidavit about dairymen planning a fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mourtain
Helena
Phere
Mai Ginnis
Mantle
Frank
James Osborn
Missoula
Senate
Murr
Meyer
Carbon
McLean
Geiger
Rosebud County
Stanton
Worden
Hoffman
Congress
Meyers
Siiver Bow
Conner
Homan
Kilgallan
Baker
Education Committee
Whurry
Stull
Toole
Gilchrist
State Board of Health
Mahon
State Lands Committee
Hedges
Hedges Teads
Momiwna
Lewis and Clarke
Har
Burgess
Lewis and Clarke County
Montana
Asse
Oscar L. Scheene
Union Market
Filipino Federal Platform Calls for Peace and Federal Union
The newly formed Filipino Federal Platform issued December 23 announcing a push for peace after two years of insurrection. It envisions a civil government fostering industry, agriculture, and commerce, and seeks a united Philippines under American sovereignty as a sovereign, free state within a federal framework. The statement emphasizes peace, national unity, and loyalty to the American constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manila
Federal Party
Filip’gos
Pin
Great Republican Federation
United States
Quaker City Highwaymen Hold Up Bank
Peter Wool, aged manufacturer, was robbed of a Satchel containing 4000 dollars outside a national bank as he departed Philadelphia. A policeman pursued and captured the thief after an exciting chase. The highwayman claimed the name Joseph Edwards, a statement thought to be false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Peter Wool
Ana
Big Mans
Joseph Hdwards
Freight train wreck near Hornbrook injures worker
An extra southbound freight train derailed at Snowden twelve miles southwest of Hornbrook causing the death of Wireman Wolford, a young man from Portland. The wreck was blamed on a car catching the point rail of a switch.
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Hornbrook
Calif
Snowden
Here
Wireman Wolford
Tortland
Same Coal Scale In Effect By Operators And Miners
Columbus Ohio February report states the joint conference of operators and miners agreed to continue the coal scale in force for the last year and adjourned. The next meeting will be held in Indianapolis on January 30, 190.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Dynamite Knives And A Race Riot In Ogdensburg
Italian workers on the Remington Martin project near Norfolk used dynamite while blasting on Sackett river. A rock fracture injured an Italian worker. a wage dispute sparked a riot as about 200 Italians clashed with 100 American laborers. Stabbings occurred, arrests followed, and authorities tried to restore order as liquor control and security tightened on the camp.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Remington Martin Company
Norfolk
Sackett River
Roscoe
GO. i. Maretin
Mr. Martin
Hokeac
W Ms
Peace move hinted as Wooten to treat Boers in South Africa
London dispatch reports a peace direction in South Africa. General Sir Evelyn Wood may serve as commissioner to negotiate with Boer generals, potentially superseding Lord Kitchener as commander in India. The plan, influenced by the king and Kaiser, aims to end the war.
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New York
London
South Africa
Evelyn Woot
Majuba
Lord Kitchener
India
Belgium May Seek Arbitration Between Britain and Transvaal
In the Brussels chamber of deputies a petition urged Belgium to offer arbitration between Great Britain and the Transvaal. Foreign Minister De Favereau said the government did not object to referring the petition to a committee but believed the authors misinterpreted article 27 of the Hague convention governing arbitration.
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Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Belgium
Great Britain
Transvaal
M. de Favereau
Kruger Honored as Hero Amid Dutch Support
Dispatch from The Hague notes Kruger seeks eye treatment in Utrecht with weakening health and a fragile heart. Dutch public opinion shifts, with strong pro Boer sentiment affecting markets as Transvaal stocks attract investor interest. The piece links Dutch sympathy to a broader anti-English mood and hints the prince consort could gain popularity if aligned with Dutch interests.
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York
Hague
London
the Tribune
Kruger
Utrecht
Transvaal
Rati
Yeventhb
England
Albert
Graveyard of ships in the northwest coast
The revenue cutter Grant returns from a dangerous cruise seeking clues to the fate of the British ship Andriota after an incident near the Columbia river. It catalogues wreckage across the coast, noting lifeboats, chests, and other debris found near Carmanah and Fort Rupert, underscoring a grim maritime graveyard along the west coast.
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Seattle
Port Townsend
Ewys
Revenue
Grant
Northwest
Andriota
Columbia River
Win Coug Jeland
Awhaia
Evei
Carmanah
Fort Rupert
Capitan Togier
van Couver
Rear Admiral Beartok Dies After Retirement in Ferndale
Washington Fer reports the death of Rear Admiral Peter A Beartok who retired over a year ago. He died here this morning.
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Washington
Peter A. Beartok
Conviction of Andrew J. Kelly signals crackdown on cattle rustlers
Helena reports Andrew J. Kelly was found guilty of grand larceny in district court, the first step in breaking up a long-running rustler gang preying on central Montana cattle. The gang allegedly slaughtered beef at night and sold it to hotels, with operations spanning Missouri and Prickly Pear valleys and across several counties.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Andrew J. Kelly
Kelly
George Handschu
Stn Ih
Dearborn
Teton
Chateau Counties
Missouri
Prickly Pear
H. K. Prewitt
Pakata
Dakotas
Bank Wants Its Money in Supreme Court Action
Helena Montana Attorney General Donovan appears for State Treasurer Irret in a suit against Barret to compel interest payment on warrants post Wond Jaw. February 15 set for hearing. Also notes on murder cases Schaefer and Johnson, a fraternal society incorporation, and Great Northern Mining and Development Company filing with stock details and assets.
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Inter Mountain
Helena, Ped
Donovan Taitly
Supreme Court
Irret
State Savings
Butte
Barret
Steny Hays
Schaefer
Sinvoniot
Andeonda
Joe Zuluale
Stave Vwakovich
Milo Ivankevica
Srpske Dobrosano Drustve
Great Northern Mining and Deveopment Company
Mergus Eoumy
Heat Society
Confused Tayabas Province notes and commission hints
A scrambled report from Tayabas Province mentions a commission visiting from Manila, potential provincial establishment, and possible legal reforms. It references Gardner, Commissioner Wright, and a reshaping of courts and judges amid unclear phrases and dates.
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Tayabas
Cal
Gardney
Manila
Paya
Gardner
Maesethur
Rinent
New Zealand
United States
Wright
de Ruetive Judes
Liefret
Looters and foreign plots shake Pekin amid upheaval
A Pekin dispatch reports the family of Lou Sen, minister of foreign affairs executed for opposing anti foreign moves, lodging a complaint with the international government accusing Bishop Favier of shifting a million taels worth of money and valuables after the siege. The League of Civilian Looters splits over spoils and fears honest men may emerge.
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New York
Pei
Herald
Pekin
Lou Sen
Favier
France
Spolia
Christendom
Family of
London
Herbert L. Squipes
Legation
Famine Desperation Report From China’s Provinces
San Francisco dispatch from Pel. 9-Rev. Auiane Asius of the Grrder of Friars describes famine in Shen Si and Shan Si, with spring hunger spreading to He Nan. Crops failed for a year, children starve, villagers burn mulberry bread and seeds, aid appeals travel to US and Europe, while Bishop Pagmueet and Bishop Cas tell die. Pagmueet aged 87, longest serving Chinese bishop.
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San Francisco
Auianeasius
Slaw Tu
China
Shen Si
Shan Si
He Nan
She Ai
Ino
Barish Menges
Europe
Saul
Athanasius
Pagmueet
Eatdiner
Castell
Wis M
Pasuuech
Eplaeopite
Hatchet Woman in Iowa at Dew Moties rally scene
Des Maines and A C Rankin lead a crowd at a crowded depot platform through snow drifts to glimpse a female speaker and Madelaine Southard of Topeka Kansas. The event, amid Prohibition rhetoric, draws about 100 attendees with local officials and Yeung Men’s Christian leaders present.
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Ter
A.C. Rankin
Madelaine Southard
Topeka
Kansas
Teage
Supt
Hy Abrams
Whatit Deseo
Mla Nations
Sepvicoes
Ee Ltatih
Nazion
Chrisihen
Beluthia
Nation
Dea Mosnes
Sumtav
Crewe
Mosnes
Report on Hazing At West Point Sparks Strong Federal Action
Washington reports the Special congressional committee investigated cadet hazing at West Point and other sites, urging stringent regulations and new disciplinary powers. The inquiry details more than a hundred methods of harassment, notes deaths linked to hazing, and calls for a nationwide crackdown with enhanced detection and punishment.
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Washington
Rang
House of Representatives
Representy Uye Dek
Hin
Mytip Sheridan
Cody
Congress Musicvis
West Point
Avihar
Breth
Marton
Carters Tange
Theor
Obes
Navy
Blizzard Returns to Chicago Strains City Transit
A severe blizzard lashes Chicago with northeast winds up to forty miles per hour. Grand Trunk workman Andrew J Swiger was killed when struck by a fast engine while warning passengers. Albeit the storm, commuter lines faced delays from fifteen minutes to several hours as trains stalled and service faltered. Snow extended from the Mississippi Valley eastward into Ohio, with heavy snowfall reported across the city and suburbs.
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Chiaga
Linus
Howe
Andrew J
Uparte
Vetnerag
Hicago
Mirel
Ippi
Ohio
Seouis Ho
Chicago
Wade
Tata
Shaw
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Senator
Lee Mantle
H. L. Frank
John MacGinnis
Walter Cooper
W. G. Conrad
A. E. Spriggs
Robert Coburn
Quaker City
Kitchener
Africa
The
Graveyard OF Ships
GANG
Dakota
BANK
Supreme Court—Slavonian Insurance Company
Tayabas Province
Luzon
Cuili Looters
Bishop
Iowa
Academy
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