Court hears ex convict Likens claim in Montana case
Helena dispatch reports Judge Clancy of Silver Bow says W W Likens, an attorney licensed in Montana, is an ex convict from Colorado. Chief Justice Brantly orders clerk to inform the court of charges. Also noted: Major Alien sells Indian relics to State Historical Library, James Payne jailed for 18 months for theft, Frank Ziegler declared insane and sent to Warm Tot, epilepsy case.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Clancy
Silver Bow County
W. W. Likens
Supreme Court
Justie Drantly
Likens
Colorado
Ehief
Brantly
William Clancy
Second Judicial District
Ning
Tt. Alien
Senator Clark
State Historical Library
James Payne
Deer Lodge
Sheritt O'Connell
Frank Ziegler
Tral
Pope Seizes Friars Philippine Property Profits
Ma drid dispatch reports the pope ruled proceeds from friars property in the Philippines go to St Peters treasury if the friars sell and depart the islands. If missions are abandoned church funds may support missions elsewhere. Also London reports an earthquake at Gravalema near Cadiz with panic and damaged buildings.
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Madrid
Philippines
St. Peters
Mrs Holiness
Vatican
Senor Pidal
London
Malaga
Gravalema
Cadiz
Engaged Couple Announced in London Society Circles
London reports the engagement of W. Bayard Cutting, private secretary to United States Ambassador Choate, to Lady Sybil Cuttee daughter of the Earl of De Fart. Lady Sybil Majovie Cutfee, born 1879, is the heiress in a titled lineage.
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London
W. Bayard Cutting
United States
Choate
Sybil Cuttee
Sybil Majovie Cutfee
Earl of de Fart
Brigand Threat Looms Over Russian Garrison
A Shan Hai Kuan dispatch reports lines of communication for the Russian garrison at Kalo Chaw and Kin Chou are threatened. Brigands are making stealth attacks and Russia urgently seeks reinforcements to defend the outposts.
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London
Shan Hai Kuan
Kalo Chaw
Kin Chou
Spartan Prince Reported Aground Near Gibraltar
Ashore at Ceuta opposite Gibraltar the British steamer Spartan Prince from New York with a January sailing date is reported aground near the Mediterranean entrance. Assistance has been dispatched to the vessel.
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London
New York
Naples
Genoa
Ceuta
Gibraltar
Mediterranean Sea
De Wet Betrayal Letter Sparks Boer British Suspicion
A dated New York report quotes Jaries D. Pierce and Wilhelm Synman discussing Piet De Wet’s surrender and alleged peace role. The piece argues Boers will not yield, citing De Wet’s past commands and calls for unity against British occupation.
Fight to block charter for Crows Nest coal railway
John Houston ex mayor of Nelson B C and editor of the Nelson Tribune says Brit ish Columbians will oppose the Dominion granting a charter to the Crows Nest Coal company to build a railway south from the coal fields to the Great Northern line, in league with Standard Oil interests seeking control of Crow's Nest coal lands.
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Vancmiver
John Houston
Nelson
B.C
British Columbia
Nelson Tribune
Crows Nest Coal Company
Great Northern Railwane
Standard Ol Company
Crows Nest
Powder Explosion Kills Six at Chilworth Works
An explosion at the Chilworth Gun Powder works near Guilford in London province today killed six men. Officials label the incident a tragic industrial accident and continue to investigate the cause and exact sequence of events.
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London
Chilworth
Guilford
Alaska boundary question dominates Canadian debate
Ottawa reports the speech from the throne addressed in two hours of Commons debate. Leader Le Bordon pressed Premier on Canada United States Alaska boundary and high commission. Sir Wilfrid Laurier cited the joint commission position remains unchanged awaiting Congress and Parliament actions to resume negotiations toward a satisfactory conclusion, with a provisional boundary in place.
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Ottawa
Ont
Commons
R. BE. le Bordon
Canada
United States
Alaska
High Commission
Wilfrid Landisy
Joint High Commission
Congress
Tie
CUT DOWN EXPENSES Ottawa Ont Fel 2 Dominion estimates
The Dominion estimates for the year ending 1902 show total ordinary expenditures of 4192.02 dollars, $2,000 less than the current year. Capital account requests amount to 6,286,400 dollars, 480,541 less than in 1901.
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Ottawa
Dominion
King Must Denounce Romanism In Opening Parliament
A Leudin dispatch reports that on Thursday the opening of Parliament will include a formal declaration by the crown on Roman Catholic faith. Any professing Popish religion cannot inherit or possess the crown, and the sovereign must declare this in the first meeting or coronation. The ceremony will be led by a devout Roman Catholic in England.
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W Tork
Desparchune
Leudin
House of Lords
Hameat
Westminster
England
STERN RACETRACK WAR IN BAY AREA
The Chronicle reports a persistent race track war between Oakland and Tanforan in San Francisco. Magnates eye a end by fortnight while owners and jockeys gain little, boys pursue $5,000 daily purses amid a $50,000 stake this week. Horse values rise about twenty percent as both sides push for victory.
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San Francisco
the Chronicle
Oakland
Tanforan
California
Marconi Wireless Links 206 Miles Across English Channel
Tandon reports at Liverpont Tay that Professor John Fleming cites Signor Marconi's permission to announce the first run of wireless messages between Catherine and the Lizard, a distance of 206 miles, claimed as perfect communication between the two points.
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Tandon
John Fleming
Liverpont Tay
Marconi
Edward VII
Catherines
Isle of Wight
Lizard
Topeka Safe After Cablegram From Commander De Lane
Washington report confirms the Topeka’s survival after a voyage from Cape Verde. Commander De Lane’s message reached officials about the ship’s status amid concerns in several quarters.
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Washington
de Lane
Topeka
Barhamos
Caper Verde
Great Glass Works Burn Rages Through Rochester Plant
The Rochester Glass Company plant, the Rochester Tumblers Works, suffered a massive fire in the early hours. Eight buildings burned, causing an estimated $500,000 loss with insured coverage. only the pack department and warehouse remained standing. The blaze disrupted production, but the company planned to file orders elsewhere and support displaced workers. A vault explosion and falling debris added to the damage, and rebuilding is anticipated.
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Pittsburg
Rochester Tamiler Works
National Glass Company
Rochester
Keehester
Vaid
Navy exonerates sailors in Virginia youth’s death aboard Santee
Washington reports from Annapolis commandant Richard Wainwright on Hobart Greene a Virginia smith who died aboard the Santee. The navy department states there was neglect not shown and says Greene received proper care and attention. Further action will be taken as appropriate.
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Washington, Beh
Navy Department
Granandient
Richard Wainwright
Annapolis
Hobart Greene
Smith
Virginia
Santee
Peene
Jesuists Beaten At Five Tower Courts Restitution Ordered
Feb 12 report from Te Wight court details Judgiment at five tower courts ordering restitution of Bia Ubaw. It notes recent disorder in Madrid and describes an action by a mother seeking custody of her daughter amid allegations of a priest pressuring for the child without parental consent.
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Te Wight
Five Tower Courts
WiMeh
Madrid
Wews
Mulct the Railroad Tax Case Reverses Franchises Taxable
Michigan supreme court overruled Wayne county court in a Detroit United Railway franchise tax dispute. Assessment rose from 2,600,000 to 412.10 dollars on the premise that the franchises are taxable. The ruling restores taxability of railroad franchises in Detroit area.
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Lansing
Mich
Michikan Supreme Court
Wayne County Ciregit
Francises
Cheery
Detroit United Railway Company
Suppressed republican news reported from multiple cities
A garbled dispatch notes government suppression of republican messaging across Saragased Damapetina Caedus Valencia and Midas with hints of prelude to a large movement. London and Lewilei summaries cite uncertain ferment and German sources indicate tensions rising as events unfold.
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Maiteid
Pen
Orson EL Pais
Saragased
Damapetina
Caedus
Valencia
Midas
Y Margatl
Fed
York
Bel
Lewilei
Bey Funess
London
Heath Controversy Spurs Expunging Letter From Record
The House debates expunging a critical letter from the record amid a Perry and Heath dispute. Stakeholders including Mr Knox, Mr Sulzer, and others push to remove defamatory content while preserving accountability, with Heath defending the letter as constitutional. The session ends with the motion to expunge collapsing.
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Linon
Perty
Meath
Rox
Mass
Hailey
Texas
Knox
Knox Cohsensiat
Sulzer
New York
Perry Sttean
Jms
Pennsylvania
Heath
Lenin
Perry & Heath
Bam
Kiex
Spanish Claims Take Up in Senate Conference
Washington February conferees of the Senate and House moved to open the bill settling U S claims against Spain as provided by law The House conferees receded proposing a delayed court of claims with a rehearing under circumstantial conditions to seek the Supreme Court opinion on peaks at laws The commissioners will be appointed by the president and approved by the Senate with a role to hear testimony in Washington and possibly abroad.
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Erin
Lotte
Lewis and
Clarke
Teanie
Jon
Thomas van Leoy
Montana Wesleyan University
Indiana
Tokard
Northwestern University
Montana Wesleyan
Dune
Levee Ak
Sere Dughter
Lena
Ainda Son
Pai
Ole the Astort
Peteguapty Rogyany
Ely
Cde
Eo Anderson
Kit Wil
Washington
Senate
Hese
Spain
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Wil. Synman
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Brench
Kitchener
Ta- Va
P. de Wet
PL de Wit
Sirrender
Cape Colony
Transvaal
Botha
Pretoria
Paul Botha
Steyn
Gensera
Crow's Nest
STERN
Thomas van Scoy
Vcial
Jilena
Andrew J. Welly
Handsenu
Cattie
Kelly
Handsehu
Henry
Montana
Greene
MULCT
Dewet
Prewria
Orange River
Nowvaispont
Bailey
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