McIntire Bill Veto Dominates Montana Vote Scene
Special to the Inter Mountain from Helena reports a light 78-member joint session with MacGinnin dropping to 20 votes and Coburn vanishing. A populist candidate, Mr. Clements, replaced Judge Clancy as debate previewed next week. The day featured veto actions, bill adjournments, and leadership notes as lawmakers adjourned to 11 a.m. Monday.
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Helena
MacGinnin
Richard Coburn
Clements
Clancy
Senate Thas
Mabon
Anderson
House
Ressman
Brouswater Oenty
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum
Deaf, Dumb and Blind School
Swinderhurst
Gilchuist
Yor Toole
Gensidra
McIntire
Meiv Mhtige
English Favorites Leave London for Homeward Voyage
Troops of the Strathcona’s Canadians depart London aboard the liner Numidian bound for Liverpool and homeward travel. Crowds cheer as pipers of the Guards greet the party. Royal guests including the Duke of Abercorn attend a station farewell and a lord mayor hosts a reception in Liverpool.
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Lorton
South Africa
London
Emriy
Liverpool
Jewney
Belles Guards
Strathcona
Royal
Duke of Abercorn
Corbett Gains in Salem Ballot Shuffle and Assembly
In Salem on February 28 the ballot featured Rob erts of Williams shifting to Corbett as Democrats backed A. S. Bennett. The joint assembly adjourned to eight this evening with balloting to resume. current totals show Corbett 36, Williams 12, Hermann 9, Bennett 25, Kelly 2, Taman 2. Also in Odessa on February 23 a WHorrens land title registration bill passed the house. A heavy blizzard lashed Odessa after a week of snow events, closing railways, trapping villagers, and piling six feet of snow in streets.
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Salem
Ore
Roberts
Williams
Corbett
Bennett
Joint Assembly
Theallot
Hermann
A. G. Bennett
Fulton
P. R. Kelly
Taman
House
Odessa
Rumor of De Wet Capture Circulates on Stock Exchange
London on February 2 reports rumors that General De Wet has been captured, but no confirmation could be obtained. The circulating claim tied to stock market activity remains unverified as official statements are awaited.
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London
DeWet
The
Stock Exchange
Congal Wild Man Missing After Ocean Voyage
Friends of United States General Wildman, who left Hong Kong on leave and sailed aboard the City of Rio de Janeiro, fear he and his family perished when the ship was wrecked. His brother Edwin Wildman, in New York, hopes for a miracle and recalls letters describing their planned sailing dates and family aboard.
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New York
United States
Wildman
Hong Kong
Tin de Janeiro
Edwin Wildman
Mounseville Wildman
Everett House
San Francisco
Cridler
Pacific
Rio de Janeiro
William Ward
Ward
Rounseville Wildman
China
Washington
Witdman
William Aldrich
Lucius Foote
Missouri
United Saites
W. W. Foote
That City
Mystery ship disappearance stirs Pacific crossing fears
Captain Morris of the transport Port Albert reports a two-masted steamship seen in distress two miles away during hazy conditions. The vessel vanished as weather cleared. Port Albert believes the other ship foundered. The Port Albert plans to be rechartered for animal transport to Portland for the Philippines.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Pacific
Mortis
Port Albert
Morris
Aleam
Portland
Oregon
Philippines
Five Burned to Death in Indiana House Fire
Verseilles Ind Feb 23 The home of George James four miles from here burned this morning and James and his four daughters were burned to death Mrs James and another son were away from home at the time.
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Verseilles
Ind
George James
James
Australia Election Platform and White Australia Policy
Vancouver reports the Australian federation campaign with Edmond Barton a protectionist and G H Reid a free trader. Government priorities include a revenue tariff a transcontinental railway age pensions uniform suffrage and a white Australia policy with restricted Asiatic labor imports. Women’s suffrage supported. women banned from parliament seats. Capital site debates and federal quarters issues persist. Premier Barton faces pressure as New Zealand figures contend with Pacific alliances amid regional unrest and colonial governance challenges.
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Vancouver
B.C
Ts Iff
Edmond Barton
G. H. Reid
Australia
Sydney
Melbourne
Bombala
Victoria
Sevpma Ta
Charles Dickson
John Forrest Sureees
J. G. Drake
John Forrest
Selden
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
Sedden
Cook
Jigmmay
Dare Hillehist
Ducky Underwood
Dubbo
Thursday Island
Manila
Kimaka
New Hebrides
Barton
Feilon
Denver Madman’s Terrible Work
A Denver killer has attacked three more women within blocks of the same spot, struck from behind on the head with a club. Victims Mary Short is dying, Josephine Unterahrer is not seriously hurt, Emma Johnson may die. Police have no clues, suspect a madman.
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Denver
Agesassin
Mary Short
Josephine Unterahrer
Mikes Emma Johnson
Supreme Court orders reconsider Trail Smelter water right case
Vancouver report states Chief Justice McColl ordered the Nelson land commissioner to review the award granting water rights on Murphy Trail and Stony Creeks to the Trail Smelter. War Eagle and Center Star Mining claim the Nelson award was issued without their knowledge while their own rights were pending before Roxland’s gold commission. The ruling aims to cancel or amend the first award and reassess all interests.
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Vancouver
B.C
Rossland
McColl
Supreme Court
Nelson
Murphy, Trail
Stony Creeks
War Eagle and
Center Star Mining Company
Gold Commissionwe
Roxaland
Helena News Notes Endorsement of Arid Land Bill
Special to the Tater Mountain Helena Montana Feb 2 1900 Citizens relation endorses Will to devote public land sale receipts to arid land reclamation in the David states. Montana revolutionary meeting plans banquet March 1 for Cowpens anniversary. E G Brooke C J Trackett A J Craven named to board. William F Davis admitted to practice law. Troy Mining Power and Development reports half yearly with capital of 100900 and 6000 paid in cash.
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Tater Mountain
Helena
Mont
Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Buffalo
Louis
Raleigh
N.C
Newland
Edward C. Russell
Des. Auld
H. Crowell
C. J. Trackett
0. A. Southmayd
E.G. Brooke
Whitehall
H. Loud
Miles City
J.B. Collins
Missoula
A. Barret
H-B. Palmer
CT. Perry
JU. Sanders
A. J. Craven
William F. Davis
Butte
Supreme Court
Michigan
Troy Mining, Power and Development Company
Troy
Bolary Flathead County Sting
Nlw
Read Bryan Out of Their Party in Philadelphia Dinner
In Philadelphia a diverse group of about 200 Pennsylvania Democrats and others gathered at the Bullitt building for a dinner. No sponsor stood behind the meeting, and figures such as John Cadwallader spoke on its aim to influence the Democratic national platform and prevent factional damage. Grover Cleveland and Secretary of the Interior Carl have letters expressing involvement and support, while other notable figures attended from Franklin and Marshall, Lancaster, and Massachusetts.
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Tiladelphia
National Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Bullitt
John Cadwallader
Grover Cleveland
Tnterior
Toke
Democratic Party
Tae
Franklin
Marshal Lancaster
Durin R. Phoyer
Massachusetts
Dattison
Government buildings burned during bombardment at Tha capital
The report from Manta dated February 2 mentions destruction of government buildings in Tha, capital of Himbillies, by fire after a drone attack. Twenty-fourth infantry supplies were destroyed, a steamer departed Manila for Iba with stores, and Fourth infantry troops captured General Vinegra near Cavite Vila tien. Cailles issued a proclamation offering ten Mexican dollars for American heads.
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Manta
Tha
Himbillies
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Iba
Manila
Fourth Infantry
Vinegra
Cavite
Vila Tien
Cailles
Welcome for Consul Wildman Planned in Syracuse
Syracuse, February 23. Plans are underway to welcome Consul Wildman on his expected visit next month. A Syracuse University graduate, Wildman has connections and means in the area. Brother Albert H. Wildman is currently a student at the institution.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Wildman
Syracuse University
Atbert
H. Wildman
Testimony in Cuban postal probe reveals Rathbone statements
Washington reports two volumes of Senate testimony and exhibits from the Cuban postal investigation. Ex-Director General Rathbone and Havana postmaster E. P. Thompson defend conduct, refute Bristow criticisms, and cite contracts with Keyless Lock and T Mugler while accusing Bristow of suppressing documents and misrepresenting facts.
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Washington
Cuan
Senate
Rathbone
E. P. Thompson
Havana
Bristow
Eepietin
Vistas
Keylest Lock Company
Indiana
Rristow
T. Mugler
Love Company
Milstow
Perry So
Wiistow
Department of Posts
Neely
Direcor General
PLTM
Hou
Uilschild
Tristow
Offeral
Eleubertiely
Bristo
Perry
Russians Dying of Starvation In Winter Famine
London reports dire Russian famine across several provinces as severe winter worsens hunger. Peasants in Kherson and Volga regions subsist on roots and offal for months while shortages hinder grain distribution. Deaths rise as the famine deepens.
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London
Daily Express
Kherxon Ant
Disagreement Reaches On Naval Appropriation Talks
Washington Feb 28 reports say congressional conferences on the naval appropriation will report disagreements over battleship funding submarine patrols and the possible removal of the naval station from Port Royal to Charleston. The disputes involve main stem appropriations and will be sent to the houses for action.
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Washingon
Port Royal
Charleston
3. C
Senate to Meet Again and Exposition Schedule Changes
Washington reports indicate the senate plans another meeting while a St Louis exposition announces a six day week. The president issues a proclamation for executive study, with investigation into house employees and Pettigrew’s swan song in the senate amid confusion over pay and duties.
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ST. Louis Exposition
Senate
House
Pettigrew
Washington Senate Debates River Rights and Exhibits Passed
A chaotic Washington session discussed railroad rights of way for reservoirs and treaty status for Sioux nations. Amendments were offered on Ute and Suntec Sioux issues, a government exhibit for a tonnage exposition gained $20,000, and budget items including a $225,000 purchase for federal needs drew support. Several senators noted absences, while others sought to push measures through without divisions.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
South Dakow
West
Missouri
Friends
Teller
Choe Exposition
Titman
Pitt
Ty Ton
Peller
Cheleston
Cuelinasalan
Maine
Frente
South Wakelety
Petigrow
Nerek Carolina
Butler
Mr. Chandler
Messrs
Bergrew
Louis
Senators Push Nicaragua Treaty To Regular Order
Washington February discussion in the senate claimed the Nicaragua agreement should be brought to the regular order. The speaker asserted that every Tamantany seat was pledged to defeat the Democrats while authorities faced challenges under King Edward VII amid focus on this American enterprise.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Edgard VII
Investigate Their Pay Chair Resolution in House Debate
Washington February opening of the House decision reports Mrs. Dalsel from the rules committee on Dailey Texag resolution to investigate pay of house employees. The measure was amended to empower committees to require evidence and administer oaths.
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Washington
House
Mrr. Dalsel
Penn
Committee On
Dailey
Texag
Committee of Rules
Exposition Bill Advances With Sunday Closing Amendment
Washington February bill to fund the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St Louis passes the Senate with an amendment requiring Sunday closing and another for a government exhibit at the Charleston exposition. The measure moves forward without additional action noted.
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Washington
St. Louia
Charleston
Senate
Atviston
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W. G. Conrad
J. K. Toole
J. M. Clements
Russia
Dewet “Captured
Congal Wildman
Rio Janeiro
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Good Liberty Lovers
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