Supreme Court reviews bonds in Montana Ore case
Montana Supreme Court questions sureties on the Montana Ore Purchasing company bond. Heavy sured by Woodsmen Jonni Noyes and George Kitschen fail to appear, other sureties testify to cash and property values as hearing continues. Separate trials and a hotel hold up are also noted with scant detail.
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Tatey Mountain
Helena
Supreme Court
Montana
Justity
Ricketts
Jonni Noyes
George Kitschen
Noyes
George H. Robinson
Idaho
Three Forks
Madison County
Herrsheim
H.C. Bilinger
Northport
Leltol Mining Company
Simon Haupwirth
Thomas Hickey
L. ©. Ryans
Boston & Montana
J. J. McHannon
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Frank Wilson
Abu Henry Hall
Ernest Meyers
William Finley
Finley
Tall
Meyery
Henry Curnow
Cald Rulte
George Wedlake
Russians Will Win Tariff Clash Says London Dispatch
London reports strong interest in the U S Russia tariff dispute. The St James Gazette notes British fiscal reformers seek retaliatory duties to support protectionism. Russians claim leverage in sugar and exports, arguing Russia can retaliate effectively against U S tariffs.
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London
United States
Russia
St. James
Gage
Missionaries and Germans embroil Pekin siege critique
English war correspondent George M. Lynch reports on alleged German brutality during the Pekin campaign. He accuses Germans of late arrival, mass killings, brutal prisoner treatment, and looting while praising the U S policy under Gen. Chaffee. Lynch warns the Chinese resistance may revive in spring.
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New York
Geo. M. Lynch
South Africa
Soudan
London
Pekin
Herald
Lynch
Ermans
Pein Dual
Beea
United Star
Gen. Chaffee
Legations
United States
Silk Mill Strike May Be General In Paterson
New York February 18 The Herald reports two Paterson silk workers meetings could widen the strike. Wages now 60 to 40 percent below the post 1900 scale, with mills in Scranton pressing Paterson weavers not to work on Scranton goods. A Paterson meeting will decide on Scranton requests and a general Paterson tie up is feared.
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New York
the Herald
Paterson
Silk Mills
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Determined Women issue warning to Winfield club
A printed circular signed Determined Women warns the Winfield Commercial Club that men meet there to drink gamble and hold liquor carnivals. It threatens demolition of the den of vice and says mothers wives and daughters may be prosecuted if actions are not stopped. Saloon keepers have stored goods at homes and vow to defend them.
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Winfield
Kan
Winfield Commercial Club
Pioneer newspaper man dies after long editorship
William P. Fill, a prominent New England editor for more than fifty years, dies of grip at the Denver home of his son in law P. R. W Ham.
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Denver
Col
Wm. P. Fill
New England
P. R. Wlhams
Three Cornered Fight Dominates Oregon Senate Ballot
Balem Ore Feb 18 The senatorial ballot shows Corbett 22 Hermann 2 Inman ? C. E Wood 1 absent 27. The tally reflects a crowded field with unclear frontrunner and scattered support across candidates.
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Balem
Ore
Corbett
Hermann
Inman
C. E
Wood
Die Nama
Topeka Prohibition Rally and Nation Arrest Report
Day of peage for Topeka reports Home Defenders patrolling drug stores for liquor violations. Mrs Nation was arrested on a peace warrant and ordered to appear at 1 30 pm. She praises resistance and calls for virtue while vowing to cleanse offerings and defend households against alcohol and profanity.
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Topeka
Kans
Meh
Satan
God
Jesus
Home Defenders
Agaist
Kansas
Will Smash Em Law Or No Law Saloon Crusade
A New York letter to Leslie's Weekly urges shutdown of saloons nationwide arguing mothers will form an army of home defenders to destroy liquor outlets and their tools in self defense to rescue children, citing moral law and biblical references. The appeal condemns murder shops and calls for lawful action to close them.
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New York
Mrs
Nothiing
Fire disaster at Baku: 127 dead with more feared
Official report lists 127 fatalities from the Caspian and Black Sea company fire in Baku with others expected to die from burns. Search for bodies continues as authorities tally victims.
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St. Petersburg
The
Caspian
Black Sea Company
Baku
Eoote
China expedition status clarified by Washington
Positive orders from Washington directed General Chaffee not to take part in Western China operations led by Count von Waldersee and allied troops. Chaffee will refrain from the Li Ningun Pu expedition while Secretary Conger obeys state department guidance to join the effort to ease tensions and avoid hostilities.
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Chicago
Washington
Chaffee
United State
China
Count von Waldersee
Chit Tee
Li Ningun Pu
Conger
State Department
Thamerment
German expedition to clear Chinese troops in Pekin drive
A Pekin despatch via the Cologne Gazette says Field Marshal Count von Waldersee prepares a new expedition to clear the Chil province of Chinese soldiers and to secure corn for the Chinese. The German Commissariat orders a thousand transport wagons ready in 18 days.
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Berlin
Cologne
Tiley to Return to Samoa Station Command Post
Washington reports Commander Benjamin F. Tiley, commandant at Tutuila Samoa, will near retirement of his term and return home on leave. The Navy Department may assign him to continue commanding the station due to his favorable record and the natives’ satisfaction with his administration.
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Washington
Aeryvice
Benj. F. Tiley
Tuluia
Samoa
May Department
Witer Niseharee
Urgent push to purchase land for U S legation in Peking
Washington dispatch cites Senator Lodge and W Woodville Lockhill letter urging immediate land purchase for a U S legation in China. The note warns that without $100,000 appropriated now, the U S will be shut off from securing a proper site and building, delaying years.
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New York
Teibune
Washington
Taruieft
Gettig
Congress
Legation
Fim
Senate quorum sparks debate on ship subsidy bill
Washington Feb 1 A small Senate chamber sees Pettigrew lamenting lack of quorum as Frye notes forty five present Hoatus voices opposition to the subsidy bill Pettus accuses Edmunds of distorting truth and argues against passage citing treasury cost and principles He decries the measure as fiscally dangerous and politically problematic
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Washington
Fes
Senate
Pettigrew
Frye
Hoatus
Ala
Pettus
Transport ships sail from Manila with troops and sick
General MacArthur informed the War Department that the transport Hancock and Kilpatrick left Manila yesterday for the United States. The Hancock carries the Thirtieth Volunteer Infantry aboard and Kilpatrick transports 400 sick soldiers.
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Washington
MacArhhur
War Department
Hancock
Russia in to our iron
Charles S. Guthrie of the American Steel Hoop Co. denounces Russia’s tariff on steel and iron imports as the highest worldwide and warns it will hurt American trade. He notes Russia’s push to develop its own industry, new ore beds, and a possible $50 per ton bounty, while fearing a shift to Germany Britain and Belgium.
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New York
Charles
Btrong Guthrie
American Steel Hoop Co
Russia
United States
Huesia
Taswin
Russia okays tariff move but seeks continued U S friendship
Count Cassaini quotes Washington diary saying Russia does not seek war with the United States. He notes Moscow cannot avoid max tariff on American cast iron and steel products yet insists Russia values U S goods and states commitment to friendly, cordial relations and expanded trade.
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New York
Cassaini
Washington
Russia
Stari Wir
United States
Hueslit
Tim
Hussia
Cabinet Crisis and Plan for New Government
The article reports a political upheaval with talks of a militia backed cabinet change. It notes a Thursday meeting and further developments on Friday as General Azcarraga is expected to inform the queen of cabinet resignation and the need to convene the cortes to form a new ministry under Riva1a, aiming to stabilize the regime.
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Miedeld
Bob
Taine
Azcarraga
Rilvela
Pittsburg Man Dies After Nighttime Robbery Attempt
Aine selt defender shot by three negro highwaymen at McKees Rock near Pittsburg shortly after midnight. He died next morning. Two suspects arrested and held on suspicion.
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Pittsburg
Hecka
Aineselt
McKees Rock
Here
Exposition Bill Passes House After Heated Debate
Debates centered on a $5,000,000 expo bill for St Louis and a Sunday closing provision. Lawmakers from Missouri and reform groups clashed over funding, public buildings, and potential government costs, ending with the measure passing by 18 to 8.
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Washington
St. Lois
Women's Christian Temperance Unon
Nquors
Tayney Minn
Wader
Niles
Lartiner
Charlestown
3. C
Hopkins
Tawney
Thia
CIA County Congress
Pall
Adelphia
America
Congress
St. Louie
Midox
Maihlox
Cunmon
Ehalymen
Appropriations Committee
Moreoyver
Ojos
Vans Breese
Owen
Treasury
Mlunah
Bimann
Cimon
Coomen
Sinveies
Cockrell
Senate
Moody
Mass
Champion Cyclist Among Railroad Disaster Victims
San Francisco February 18 a railroad wreck near MEI City Nevada killed six per see. EE Coulter a former world sprint champion and famed American rider was identified as among the dead. He was 27 and a Mansfeld Ohio native son whose father R M Coulter ran a pioneer Ohio store. He apparently died instantly when the car struck him with a heavy blow to the head.
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San Francisco
Mei City
Nevada
Ien EE Coulter
America
Mansfeld
Ohio
R. M. Coulter
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Wilson
Yury
Mint
East Helena
Scharfe
Oscar Herman
Sttle
Winifield
Pioneer Newspaper Man
Mrs. Nation
U. 8
Tilley
Romain Eas
Fettus
Edmunds
HOUSE
ST. Louis
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