Senatorial Turmoil and GovnersVetoes Darken Montana Session
The Montana senate news notes MacGinnis gaining Dees while other candidates lose due to absences. Bills move on county commissioners terms and disqualifications of judges, with debates on deputy coal mine inspector and penalties for fence destruction. A governor’s bill fixes clauses. adjournment set for Monday. A Republican caucus forwards a condolence letter to Lee Mantle after his mother’s death.
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Convention Aims to Fight Consumption in Canada
Ottawa February 16 One of the most important conventions in Canadian history met at the governor general s residence to devise plans against the common enemy tuberculosis Doctors from every province attended led by Lord Minty with James Grant Sir William Hingston M L M D Borden and Dr Fraser among others They reported rising death tolls from consumption and debated non hereditary causes Senator Hingston affirmed tuberculosis is not hereditary and warned against abandoning patients for climate cures, urging stay at home efforts.
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Roosevelt and Goff claim big lion kill fever in Meeker
Meeker Colorado reports Colonel Roosevelt and John Goff visited after the Keystone raid. Goff says 17 lions were killed, including a 227 pound specimen slain by Roosevelt with a knife. Roosevelt supposedly killed a second large lion and prepared a dramatic shot from a cliff. Roosevelt plans to leave Meeker by rail this evening.
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Fiendish Robbers Target New York Hotels
Detectives swarm New York hotels after a Chicago incendiary gang of about twenty men reportedly plans room fires to create chaos and allow accomplices to slip in and loot. The National Hotel Men's association warned hoteliers as police circulated descriptions and several names.
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Cut Down the Force at Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York report states about 400 men, chiefly painters and laborers on the cruiser New York, were discharged during the week with more to come. Navy officials in Washington ordered reductions under strict budget limits, and discharges will continue until July 1 fiscal year end.
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Counties Come to Terms on Powell Deer Lodge Split
Special to the Inter Mountain Anaconda Feb 16 The state commission in session at the enum courthouse concluded labor on the Powell Deer Lodge segregation dispute. Findings outline Deer Lodge indebtedness and Powell county assets and tax values, with Powell to receive a portion of taxes and $62 663.93 of Deer Lodge debt. Court orders and case adjournments noted include estate and verdict matters and a county teacher examination ending with three applicants.
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County Teagh Arm
Boers Cross Lines as Duels Pour Upon Rail Hub
London reporting Gen Kitchener communications say De Aur Cape Colony column crossed near Goartmans siding before daylight February 15. Prumer Crabbe and armored units pressed enemy as Boers cut lines both sides. Over twenty wagons ammunitions and a Maxim captured, 20 prisoners and 100 horses seized, pursuit ongoing. In Crimean port five Boer prisoners who escaped Crilon arrive aboard Russian steamer, including Steyn nephew and Bovha brother-in-law.
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Miners entombed as rescue efforts stall in Vancouver mine
In Vancouver on February 16, forty white miners and 25 Chinese remain trapped after a second No 5 shaft explosion. Rescue work halted by dangerous conditions with 100 feet of debris blocking No 6. only short 15 minute shifts and rising casualties. Premier Dunsmuir poised to travel to Union to assess aid, with teams from Victoria and Nanaimo summoned as news from Union is limited.
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Victoria
Nanaimo
Milner and Lindquist clash in Cape Town protest row
Berlin telegrams allege a severe struggle over German mistreatment in Cape Town. Sir Alfred Milner allegedly dismissed German consul-general Lindquist after refusing to see him, heightening tensions amid colonial battles near Colesburg and Phillipstown with casualties reported as Plumer's column advances and Boer forces resist.
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Alfred Finaly
Scouring the Country Across Farms in Cape Campaign
Capetown reports a sweeping search by Methuen forces from Kuramit to the Transvaal. Troops move with heavy snatching of women, children, cattle, and food from farms. General Smith-Dorrien occupied Amsterdam and Pungs yesterday amid the pursuit.
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No Injunctions for Porto Rico Court Rules
San Juan Puerto Rico February 16 Judge William J Holt United States district judge for the district of Porto Rico held that the executive council is more subject to injunction than the United States Senate The Unera Bros of Ponce sought an injunction restraining W Lathrop from proceeding to a trolley franchise in Ponce The injunction was denied since the executive council is an executive body and vested rights did not exist due to American occupation The Unera Bros will appeal to the Supreme Court The ruling affects all franchise grants made in the council and is awaited by many interested parties
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Duke Westminster Marries Miss Shelay West at St Pauls
London reports the Duke of Westminster marrying Miss Shelay West at St Pauls Church Knight’sbridge in a full choral ceremony. Col William Cornwallis-West gave away the bride and a reception followed at Countess Grosvenor’s, with plans for a honeymoon at Eaton Hall.
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No Church War in Philippines Debate at Chamber of Trade
Binghamton NY speakers discuss religious troubles in the Philippines amid landlord land debate. They argue the church must be supported voluntarily and that land should move from religious orders to the people, framing it as a landlord tenant issue rather than religious conflict.
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Industrial commission hearings in New York next week
A Washington special reports subcommittees of the Industrial Commission will hold hearings in New York next week. Witnesses include A. J. Hill of the Great Northern Railway and J. P. Morgan. Topics cover coal industry consolidation, highways, banks, and transportation by water.
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Battle With Insurgent Forces in Cane Don Ridge
Manila reports Colonel Cronin and 50 Thirtieth regiment men engaging insurgents at Cane Don Ridge near Santa Maria. The fighting lasted three hours as insurgents hid behind stone walls on a steep slope, with forces under Captain Gre pressing the attack and driving the enemy southward toward safer ground. Gold recoveries and mineral finds are noted in the province, signaling ongoing military and economic activity.
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Terrible Turk Deflated In Fast Bout
In a quick display a rival defeated a formidable opponent within minutes as the famed Terrible Turk faced a series of six men. The final foe, Heo Rane tiste, showed little resistance as the bout concluded with the Turk emerging dominant.
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Hundreds of homeseekers arrive in Portland by rail
In Portland on February 16 six hundred homeseekers reached the city from the east, traveling over the Oregon Railway and Navigation line by Spokane and via Huntington. The Northern Pacific also brought over one hundred travelers today.
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Aimed at all Pat Crowes Springfield 1 Fel
Springfield action targets Pat Crowe supporters with WNT measures introduced in Ushetee to punish child caning by Dangling.
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Ushetee
Bombshell for Powers Insults and Executions Predicted
A dispatch from Pekin reports diplomatic strain as seven powers reportedly demand six executions three posthumous and three documentary while Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching face blunt refusal of further action. The court deems the demand preposterous and impossible. the imperial government says the powers are unsatisfied.
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Pekin
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Li Hung Chang
Prince Ching
German Ultimatum Report Confusing Hackneyed Phrasing
Fragmentary note from London dated February 16 mentions a German ultimatum and a Tyrolean path policy, with convoluted language claiming seven nations demand action. The text appears to mirror a German ultimatum summary but lacks clear facts, names, dates, or verifiable details.
Mourning for King Milan Sparked by State Funeral
Crowds gathered in Warloqit4 Austros Hungary to honor King Milan of Sevedn as the funeral procession and reception areas were prepared. Vigils and draped banners marked the somber scene while honors for the monarch and his lineage, including risked vaulting and the late Liubiex Obrenoviteh, were noted amid a state ceremonial atmosphere.
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De Witte Issues Tariff Decree Affecting Imports
In St Petersburg on February 16 M De Witte minister of finance issued a decree applying the tariff to certain imports from the Viitadl Stes. The measure is based on paragraph 638 of the customs statutes and becomes effective two weeks after promulgation. Royal family members are mentioned in related notes.
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Death of Moritz Hermann Reported in Berlin
Berlin Feb 16 news reports the death of the prestidigitator Moritz Hermann whose passing was announced yesterday. The incident draws attention to Hermann’s career and public notices in German press.
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Special Session Promise on Cuba Crisis
Washington February 16 The president told senators hesitant on Lim day that Congress would convene in an extra session as soon as the Cuban situation is officially received.
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