Joint Session to Hear Governor Toole’s Long Message
The seventh Montana legislature met in joint assembly at the Auditorium to hear Governor Toole’s lengthy message. The event drew a large, mixed audience as both bodies adjourned to 2:30 and read the address, spanning roughly fifteen thousand words.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Jan
Seventh Legislative Assembly
Montana
Kilgalion
Price
Hays
Havalli
Meagher
B. A. Landram
Thomas W. Flowers
George T. Baggs
Aaron (Yener
Ravalli
H. M. Brooks
Nathan Godfrey
Kilgallon
House
McDonald
Brien
Jefferson
Dee
Silver Bow
Corbett
Hedges
Toole
Helena Politicking Opens a Battle Over Speakership
Helena January report details mounting tension as Lt. Gov. Heinze threatens to challenge John MacGinnis for the state house speakership. Clark forces fear Heinze’s next move while 24 to 14 caucus results spark plans, with Heinze rumored to seek a short term senate run and establish a Helena “mess house” for supporters.
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Helena
Polly
Thor
Seventh Legislative Assembly
Montana
Lindley Murray
Mr. Heinze
John MacGinnis
Heinze
Samson
Frank E. Corbett
Mr. Heiner
Clark
Corbett
Kilgallon
Tom Hinds
We May Have Another War In Panama Crisis
Consul Hodges reports the Colombian government says revolutionists near Panama prepare for a fight. The state department plans vigorous action if the city is bombarded to safeguard American interests and fulfill treaty duties for the isthmus protection.
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Washington
Hodges
Panama
State Department
Colombia
Kilgallon Hums Up Legislature With Bold Remarks
The senate session passed without incident but the lower house provided amusement as Kilgallon criticized the assembly for not opening with prayer. He boasted of the house’s self rule and refused to seek undue prominence, while acknowledging a light committee load and a modest role. The governor's message due today is described as concise and free of unrelated topics.
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House
Senate
Tont Kilgallon
Kilgallon
Kilgalion
Kilgarion
Deadly Rochester Orphan Asylum Fire Claims Dozens
A devastating blaze at the Rochester Orphan Asylum in Rochester New Jersey killed between twenty and thirty occupants and left many others with burns or injuries. The three story building at Hubbell Park and Fi change street burned rapidly after a boiler explosion trapped inmates in the east wing. rescue efforts rescued numerous children as ambulances and fire crews converged.
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Rochester
N. J
Fred Potter
Busan Marthage
Ethel Wright
Alfred Demorest
Lorena Owen
Allan Belmore
P. M. Hibbard
Persous
Cline
Kate Attertt
Morris Keating
Blanche Addison
Paul Dunn
Feolored
Miss Brad
Miss Lawson
Mary Brown
Nurs
Chris
T. Dinneshart
Sonu le
Ous
Vowo Young Ten
Chik
Fy Youn
Plyswear Avenue
Chock
Burke
Lys
Stormy Seas Report Cause of Fatal Deck Fall
Anograph fragment describes a furious gale pushing through a ship setting and causing a crew member, Charles Omir, to fall from the deck into the sea. The scene mentions San Marcos observers and emergency pumps strapped at eight inches rate, with ongoing rough weather and continued heavy wind.
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Charles Omir Ratchet
Witaman
San Marcos
Powers Come Here Washington Bases for Chinese Talks
Phase of Sino negotiations dominates wire service reports from Washington and Pekin. Uncertain French stance delays formal note, while Li Hung Chang’s position and Southern protests shape the possible shift of pence talks to Washington. Reports describe battles between Chinese forces and German troops, amid court warnings and political maneuvering in Beijing.
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Paris
Jan
Associated Press
Washington
Daily Mail
London
United States
Pekin
Prince Ching
Southern View
Li Hung Chang
Nourth
Des St Tong
Peli
Yarisxe
Rouen
Chita
Li Hung
Chang
von Roque
Count von Waklersee
Germat
Pokii
Inky
Battle near He Mai Kong in a German expedition
German forces moved into a mountainous northern district around He Mai Kong twenty miles north of a Great Wall junction. After a three hour fight in a walled valley they retreated toward Lat Tin Fo. Chinese losses are estimated at 200 with Germans killed and four wounded. Germans later destroyed dwellings and withdrew to Ken Yen.
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Pekin, Jan
He Mai Kong
Great Wall
Lat Tin Fo
Jeen
Ken Yen
Prince Ching Bound Protest in Yaniae Pact
A terse report notes the viceroy of Yaniae protesting signings of a joint treaty. The ceremony and diplomatic tensions are summarized with emphasis on the bound status of Prince Ching amid the dispute.
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Pekin
Yaniae
Too Cold for the Pugs in New York Training
The piece notes frigid seaside training conditions for boxers Tublin and Jeffries, with plans shifting for Olympics style bouts. Weather and travel details hint at a broader boxing scene, including meetings and weigh ins, as athletes adjust to a cold, unsettled prep period.
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New York
Din
Tublin
Jeffries
Hutch Hench
Perry
Westadn
Ind
Tom Starkey
Kid Me Coy
Eran Hint Tetonie Piel Heth Countary Athlete Club of
Say
FLEECED BY BAD MEN IN NEW YORK Tammany plot exposed
A garbled report alleges corrupt acts by Tammany Hall figures and New York officials in a scheme to drain funds from a RAT house. It claims a public statement reveals a 14th organized group colluding to commit blameless funding schemes and covert payoffs to cover victims.
Insurance policy inventory vital to claim validity
The Supreme Court examined the rise of the Liverpool Aid Lofden Globe Insurance Co and addressed the validity of a fire policy requiring the assured to keep an inventory. Washington, Dan.
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Washington
Dan. S
Supreme Court
Liverpool Aid Lofden Globe Insurance Co
Ve Keartey and
Edison Contempt Case In New York Court
Thomas A Bulisen Jr daughter of inventor not included. The Supreme Court held Edison and Holzes in contempt for failure to respond to a defunct claim filed last November by Will McMahon promoter. Judgment valued at 50 dollars per claim, total company stock reported at 31,000,000 with stock at 200 dollars each. Court concluded delay made it impossible to proceed, asserting Hilger held stock and was outside court jurisdiction.
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New York
Thoyas A. Bulisen Jr
Iiventor
Mellen Freedmu
Supreme Cart
Wii MeMahon
McMahon
Heler Wnt Rdixon
Hbo
Pwomn
Edison
Holzes
Chanuel
Hilger
Holt Atovk
Engin
Millions for a Mine in Oaxaca Draws New York Syndicate
A special to the Globes from Oaxaca reports the Ravivula gold snipes near Ourtlán in Oaxaca state, with Gust Deets accused by locals of selling to a New York syndicate. Bassett is said to be involved as a purchaser.
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Globes Bionoocal
Oaxaca
Mexico
Ourtlan
State of Oaxaca
New York Syndicate
SLM
Bassett
Mane
Plumbers in Chicago Seize From Central Trades Council
Chicago plumbers met last night and voted to quit the building trades council. The independent plumbers union and the amalgamated union, with about 800 members, agreed to withdraw from the old organization and form a separate group.
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Chicago
Jan
Bubldinue Trades Council
Journeymen Plumbers
Dimon Tie
Yackety
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