E H Wilson Out Of Joe Suit Reversed By Supreme Court
The Montana Supreme Court reversed a district court decision appointing E H Wilson as receiver of the Minnie Healey mine in Silver Bow county. The ruling remanded the case for action. The opinion, by Chief Justice Brantly, concludes the plaintiffs Heinze and the Johnstown Mining Co failed to show a strong enough case to stand before them.
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Eper
Inter Mountain
Helena
Oday
District Court of
Silver Bow County
E. H. Wilson
Minnie Healey
Brantly
Pigott
Milburn
F. Augustus Heinze
Johnstonh Mining Co
Carl Kleinschmidt
John D. Alport
Mitvs Hinsen
Heinze
Alport
Kleinschmidt
Johnstown
Aso
Equitable
Caroline V. Kelly
Allport
Kinlen
Plaintiffe
Kelly
Finlen
Mary A. Miler
Uiey
Herman Sult
United States
Heine
Wilson
Piccolo and Gambetta
Finten
John Devlin
Mary Devlin
Mary K. Reilly
Devlins
Reilly
Johnstown Mining Company
Silver Bow
Johnstonn Company
Boer Generals Mauled as Cape Colony Invasion Fails
London dispatches show DeWet and Hotha badly mauled and the Cape Colony invasion a marked failure. No cabinet meeting or surrender terms have been confirmed despite rumors of talks and a possible general settlement. Military policy remains unconditional surrender per Chamberlain.
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New York
Tribune
London
War Office
DeWet
Hotha
Cape Colony
Kitcheter
Kuchner
Botha
Pearson Returns From Europe After Boer War Trip
S Pearson, a former commissary in the Boer army, sailed Jan 19 on the Statendam to Rotterdam and arrived back in New York. He spent most of his stay in Brussels and The Hague and did not meet with President Kruger, who is ill and no longer in office. He cited British control of telegraph lines in Transvaal and suggested French and Smith-Dorrien forces may have been captured, noting De Wet’s capture would not end the war and a capable successor would rise.
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New Rk
S. Pearson
Rotterdam
Statendam
New York
Brussels
the Hague
Pearson
Kruger
South African Republic
Schalkenburg
Tranavaal
Smith-Dortett
DeWet
Viner
TeWet
Great Silk Mill Strike Looms in Paterson
A Paterson silk weavers revolt looms as a visiting committee surveys mills to press a wage increase based on the 1992 schedule. Weavers claim improved machinery boosts output, demand higher pay, and vow no compromise until an agreed rate is set, with mass meeting planned.
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New York
Paterson
Machinnry
Aluminum Deck Planned For Shamrock IT
Glasgow Feb 4 The Associated Press reports aluminum will be used for the deck of the Shamrock IT to save top weight. First plates have arrived at Dumbarton. A thin sheeting will cover the deck to protect the metal from salt water and improve footing. Designer Watson says the composite deck will be lighter and stronger than wood and every saved pound matters.
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Glasgow
Shamrock
Dumbarton
Watson
Royal sleigh ride links Edward and William in Hamburg visit
King Edward and Emperor William arrived together this morning and rode sleighs to Freiderichof where the emperor bade farewell to the king. Edward then visited his sister the dowager empress Frederick before returning to Hamburg.
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Cronberg
Edward
Emperor Wiliam
Freiderichof
Hamburg
Frederick
Civil Reign in Philippines
New York reports Secretary Root plans civil government in the Philippines once Congress acts. Taft may head a unified Philippine commission with Taft as governor general and others in cabinet or court roles. MacArthur to be replaced by Chaffee. Chaffee’s role military, Taft to control suppression of disorders. Government to resemble Arizona’s current structure.
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New York
Washington
Root
Philippines
Congress
Taft
Philippine Commission
Supreme Court
Vnternet
MacArthur
Chaffee
Arizona
Life of wrecks ends in death in Rio de Janeiro steward
Montreal exposes the tale of Harry A. Levit chief steward of the Rio de Janeiro who survived many shipwrecks before perishing. His career began at 19 aboard the Islander and included helm in the Queen of the Pacific Oceanic and City of New York amid mutinies, cyclones, and a typhoon voyage, ending after a disabled engine and a typhoon incident on his first and second trips respectively.
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Montreal
Harry A. Levit
Rio de Janeiro
Brandon
Manitoba
Plumpers Pass
Scott
Queen
Pacific Tour Steamship Company
Sitka
Alaska
Oceanic
Sydney
Auckland
Sarah Bernhardt
Mariposa
Leo
New York
San Francisco
Panama
Weasel
Golden Gate
Herdam
Hong Kong
Carnegie's Railroad Dream Reaches Pittsburgh Center
In Pittsburg on February 25, Carnegie Steel Co. and George J. Gould of the Wabash sign a twenty year, $15,000,000 plan to build and lease lines connecting Pittsburgh with Toledo within six months. The agreement, backed by Byron Herrick and other city financiers, promises a new westward outlet despite Morgan and Vanderbilt-Cassatt-Cowen pressure.
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Pittsburg
Desgatelt Rays
Andrew Carnegie
Pitts Line
Wabash
Carnegie Steel Company
George J. Gould
Joseph Ramsay
Byron T. Herrick
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Toledo
J. Pierpont Morgan
Vanderbilt-Cassatt-Cowen
Carnegie
Morgan
Mr. Carnegie
Murder suspect McArthur hunted after 1896 confession claims
In Ataronda February 25 Sheriff Conley and Powell county officers pursue Janis McArthur alias James Fleming for the Oliver Dolson murder in Washington Gulch. A $200 reward is issued. descriptions include age 30s, 5'8", 155 pounds, red hair, blue eyes, and a red beard. Conley doubts the confession yet believes McArthur may be caught.
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Ataronda
Conley
McMate
Powell County
Janis McArthur
James Fleming
Oliver Dolson
Washington Gulch
Coley Gayage
McArthur
McArhur
McMahon
Dowell County
Hering
Abn
Powis
Milwaukee
Wis
Comey
Dama! Dotson
Clinton Dotsor
Elias Persinger
Benson
Clinton Dotson
Tiage
Gallatin County
Central Park
Detsen
Montana
South Dakota
Ant
Short Conley
Young Dorsett
Auy
Rolinson
Melena
McArurta
Aviated
Finest coal station in the world at Pago Pago
Jon Francisen reports construction by contractor at Pago Pago harbor Samoan Islands. A steel pier 836 feet long and 40 feet wide, piles nine inches in diameter, plus two steel buildings to store 10 000 tons of coal, are nearly complete. Payment of 404 000 dollars expected within three months.
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Jon Francisen
Robert ‘Tih Hele
Pago Pago
Coe Town Leaders Seek Renown From General Kitchener
A fragmentary report notes Piet Powoe and a large council backing a renewal effort in the Oredufp district. They demand acceptance of an application from General Kitchener before moving forward.
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Coe Town
Piet Powoee
Kitchener
German Forces Clash Near Kaeng Chang
A brief dispatch reports over 300 Chinese soldiers killed as German forces engage near Kaeng Chang. The action follows movements from Wahlersee with Japanese forces cited in regional combat notes.
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Comi Nov Wahlersee
Kaeng Chang
Temperature Today Across Cities
Fragmentary weather note lists temperatures for multiple cities including Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and others. Data appears incomplete with several garbled entries and missing units.
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Pyl
Bey Ait
Cuba settlement urged by Senate committee on Cuba
The Senate committee on relations with Cuba backs the final Cuba appropriation bill. The panel, with no minority report, approves an amendment limiting Cuba's future treaties, debts, and foreign relations. It envisions U.S. intervention to preserve independence and a permanent treaty to codify provisions.
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Washington
Senate Committee On
Cuba
Mae Iehl
Democrats
Senate
Wy Senn
Commson
Citi
Sts
Bpain
Hod
United States
Island of
Cult
Ecb Ian
Sat
Leotta
Piris
Piessii
Cha
Danish West Indies sale proposal details discussed
Copenhagen reports a Danish West Indies sale plan remains under review with a committee seeking government guidance. Officials expect a formal communication to Washington and consider acceptance, while observers doubt it will change the convention’s outcome or timing.
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Copenhagen
Gaynors and Greens Ordered Transferred to Georgia Court
Commissioner Shields today divested Benjamin D. Green and John Edward B. and Willan T. Gaynor of the case. The defendants are charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States government. They are to be removed to the United States tribunal in Georgia for trial.
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New York
Siennitul Siitee
Shields
Benjamin D. Green
John Edward B
Willan T. Gaynor
United Sates
Georgia
Police and Mob Battle in Topeka Liquor Raid
A January riot in Topeka Kansas involving police and a mob bruised the city streets near West Curtis Street. Citizens clashed with officers firing shots as a preacher led the assault on a liquor house smashing beer kegs and endangering a patrolman identified as J W Adams who was wounded in the chest. Police say Adams was shot by his own crowd while others claim a officer fired. Three officers and private watchman Connors fought to quell the mob as the scene moved along Curtis and Jackson streets. Adams remains hospitalized in precarious condition with doctors treating him from Riverside hospital.
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Topeka
Kan
Adama Hemat
North Topeka
West Hurds
Kansas Avenue
Jackson Forest
J. W. Adams
War
Asken Ia
Riverside Hospital
Mo Ft
Mitchell
Rey
Wesm
Thay
Hiner Bon
Dow= wy
Boyles
Warchine
Adams
Adame Vaya
Downey Saya
Bayles
Anyons
Chas W. Hammond
Mal
Alor I Oaibre
Mer
West Curtis Street
Curtis Street
Daiekeon
Kesuf
Iago
Connoys
Union Pacific
Otterson
Curtis Etreet
Stak
Init
Mie
Covrice Street
Moeser
Connors
Dr. Mitchell
F Wy Emerson
Boyle
Eiarson
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E.H. Wilson
Joe
Wotices
Candian Sailor
Great New
Marthur
Oliver Dotson
Dotson
United Naval Station
Pago Pago Harbor, Samoan Islands
Kitche
Ner
U. S
Danish West Indies
the Gaynors and
GREEN
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