Battle for Office in Montana Speakership Fights
Helena dispatch reports a fierce fight for speaker in Montana with factions led by Corbett MacGinnis and Heinze. Clark and Heinze maneuver for influence over the second senator, while fusionists prepare a caucus and Republicans plan their own meeting. W A Clark arrives as a focal point. Kilgallon is sidelined. leadership roles are settled among Hedges and Worden.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Mont
Butte
F. A. Heinze
H. J. Frank
Clark
Heinze
Corbett
MacGinniss
Fusion
MacGinnixs
Charlie Clark
Vorbett
MacGinnis
Chirk
Beter
Ays
Mactinnis
HL. L
Kilgalton
Lewis and Clarke
W. A. Clark
Attorney Hickford
Courtney
Silver Bow
Cullen
Dawson
Kelly
Sweet Grass
Mitchell
Teton
House
C. K. Cole
Carter
Thomas C. Marshall
G. Murray
Missoula
O. F. Goddard
Billines
Lee Mantle
J. E. Richards
Wyllis A. Hedges
Fergus
Tyler Worden
Ore Stealers Held In Bald Butte Mine Case
Special to the Inter Mountain Helena Jinch George Wedlake Geo Trembath Josephicharils and Henry Curnow of Marysville pleaded not guilty before Judge Smith in district court to grand larceny and receiving stolen property for stealing 3000 dollars worth of ore from Bald Butte and selling it to East Helena smelter. Bail set at 3000 dollars each. Calendar called January 28 with first trial February 4.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Jin
New district court clerk names deputy in Anaconda
Special to Inter Mountain Anaconda Jan 1 W E Thomas new clerk announces appointment of Gus B English as deputy English noted for affable conduct and campaign work for republican ticket Thomas and deputy plan January term court calendar opening next Monday seven criminal and about thirty civil suits slated for trial four criminal cases involve grand larceny defendants John Hagen E F Dugan Thomas OBrien and Charles Houck Daniel Barclay also named in report
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
W. E. Thomas
District Court
Gus. B. English
English
Thomas
John Hagen
E. F. Dugan
Thomas O'Brien
Charles Houck
Daniel Barclay Will
Local Burglary and Assault Cases Filed in County Court
Be tried for burglary and George Williams for assault. Outgoing county officials prepared for an exodus on Monday. Frank Cassel of Hickory Street arrested on wife’s complaint for disturbing the peace, with a past similar charge and discharge. Cassel and wife cited for frequent quarrels. County Attorney Duffy announced the reappointment of John T. Casey as his deputy.
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George Williams
Southern Pacific aims to run railroad on business basis
In Los Angeles on January 5 President Chas M. Hays states the Southern Pacific will conduct operations fairly and commercially, serving shareholders while striving to treat patrons equitably. He cites no justified grounds for customer-company disputes and notes the Galveston terminal is essential and will be completed.
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Los Angeles
Chas, M. Hays
Southern Pacific Company
Southern Pacific
Galveston
Morgan Firm Buys Control Of Central Railroad Of New Jersey
New York reports that P. Morgan & Co. have acquired control of the Central Railroad of New Jersey and offered it to the Reading company, which has accepted the proposition.
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New York
D. P. Morgan & Co
Wall Street
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Reading Company
Foreign threats and armament moves in far eastern crisis
In Shanghai a rumor cites Chinese papers claiming Britain may push land forces from Tonkin toward Shen Tu if the Chinese court moves. Reports note indemnity payments in inflated notes and a German expedition under Col Greuder returns with Krupp guns captured and 2,000 rifles destroyed.
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Tien Tein
Lien Cheng Heu
Greuder
Krupp
Municipal Degeneration and Police Loyalty Debate
Bishop Potter addressed the City Club on municipal degeneration urging personal sacrifice and vigilance to reform police system. He cited Roosevelt’s police tours and warned that loyalty to a system rather than duty harms public safety while urging public opinion pressure to enact change. He denied personal vengeance motives and stressed accountability above individuals.
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New York
Potter
City Club
St. Paul's Chapel
Mr. Roosevelt
Herlihy
Cross
Mr. Croker
Captain Heriihy
Inspector Cross
House of Horror remarks on Bellevue abuses
Dr. Alexander Trauman, former superintendent on Ward Island, testifies to frequent patient bruises and injuries from Bellevue Pavilion. notes lack of on duty physicians, nurses with no safeguards, and outdated mechanical restraints harming patients. He cites records of injuries and continued use of restraints despite dangers.
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New York
Alexander Trauman
Ward Island
Bellevue Hospital
Wards’ Island
Belliis
Tnland
Dewet Not With Them Report From War Office
London reports dated January 4 to the War Office note Boer forces reappearing along the railway near Thereser, doubt remains on De Wet. Wester commando moves toward Calvin, eastern party splits into small groups. A standard-issue bombardment description mentions another column crossing the Orange River west at Alivael North yesterday.
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London
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Theryester
DeWet
W m
Wester
Calvin
Orynge
Alivael
Cadet Booz Death Probe Continues Inquiry
The congressional investigating committee in Bristol Pennsylvania resumed hearings at 10 o clock today. Dr Ryan J Groom of Avistal testified about treatment last year for a throat condition and possible illness. He and Dr W Weaver discussed the patient’s personal traits and fitness for service but offered cautious conclusions about the cadet's state.
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Lristol
Congression
Booz
Ryan J. Groom
Avistal
Ostar
W Weaver
Knox
Igor
Traior Is Killed in Shanghai Missionary Massacre Case
Reports say U Hsien, former governor of Shanghai, executed for marshalling about 140 missionaries he invited for protection. Dowager Empress orders Ning Hai to deploy 0,000 Chinese troops as government prepares further actions amid the December incident.
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Paris
Shanghai
Shin Ir
U Hsien
Shar =i
Danger From Icebergs Reported By Vancouver Steamer
Vancouver dispatch reports the steamer City of Seattle arriving from Skagway with forty-one passengers, including fifteen from Paysen, bringing weather news and iceberg encounters near Montine, Danube of Vietnam, and Diviga of Seattle. The Danube sought repairs at dunean after a collision.
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Vancouver
B.C
Seattle
Skagway
Paysen
Montine
Vietna
Dunean
Army Bill Complete in Washington January 3 Report
The army bill action reported in Washington closes with committee amendments approved. Officials indicate objections were considered and the measure is completed. Details describe final wording and acceptance by the committee, signaling progress on the legislation.
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Washington
Army
Minerals for 1900 Leads In Gold Production Worldwide
New York Jan 5 The Engineering and Mining Journal summarizes US mineral and metal output for 1900 from producers and official sources. Gold value led at 78 808 72 with copper near 100 104 045 and coal volume surpassed 274 million tons. World gold total reached 256 402 498 with the United States top in 1900, Canada third, Russia fourth, and major producers accounting for over half of global gold.
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New York
Engineering and Mining Journal Today
United States
Lesa
Alte
Wieiran
Chis Archy and Coountry
Transvaal
Yar
Mineral Indiaities
SSS
Tee
Petoylewua
Witt Pas SL
Littlefield A Scorcher In Congress Debate
Washington January fifth progress in the apportionment debate resumed with Speaker totter detained, Mr Dalzell of Pennsylvania presiding. Mr Hopkins faced sharp exchanges with Mr Littlefield over charges of assault on the state of Maine. exchanges grew heated as names and references drew applause and denials.
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Washington, Jran
Totter Eoy
Dalzell
Vennsylvania
Wilaut
Linefight
Ty Fata
Cithtereth
Hopkins II
Eta
Mate
Ulopkins
Mabie
Toplelin
Wiebe
Littlefield
Hopkis
Lovejoy
Hutter
St Ancis
T Hopkine
Mcpleins
Linthefelt
Tecan
Telegram Fragments Sketch Shipping, Crimes, and Trade
Topeka reports cost cuts delaying fines in Isan and London with hints of a Hemig department. Kalispell logs a detective inquiry and a hotel incident. A miner dies in Marys due to a rock fall near Helena. A shrimp disease preventive note appears. Washington records a overheated duct triggering 800000 loss next year. Seattle notes Chandian Northern line rivals. Eastern terminal on Lake Superior.
Captured Americans Sighted Near Manta In Janoma War Debacle
Five native policemen and two American servicemen, Private H Ray of the engineer corps and Private Lyons of the infantry, were captured during a reconnaissance near Manta on the Raw patrol. An American unit dispatched to aid failed to overtake the enemy as the seizure occurred.
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Manta
Jan. T
H. Ray
Engineer Coons
Lyons
Arm Infantry
Inetikeois
Need Better Legislation on Railroad Rates and Commerce
A fragmentary report argues for federal action to regulate interstate rail commerce. It cites widespread nonconformity to the spirit of the law, mentions pooling contracts and classification, terminal charges, and urges uniformity, certainty, and stability to prevent discrimination and injustice. It notes carriers evade observance, insisting compliance would reduce traffic.
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Wastinetan
Dan
Tts
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