Impeachment talk as Whiteside witnesses tested by Faulkner
Washington, Jan 10 Ex Senator Faulkner resumes cross examination of Whiteside of Montana in the Clark case. He seeks to undermine Whiteside testimony on a bid to expose misconduct by State Senator Clark of Madison. Whiteside describes meetings in the Helena Hotel bath room and trips to New York and Washington.
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Faulkner
Whiteside
Montana
Clark
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Madison County
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Helena
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Durston
Congress
Daly
Great effort marks Clark case rush by Daly group
InterMountain report from Washington January 10 notes Daly supporters moving fast in the Clark case. Witnesses flock to the capital, coached by Daly's lawyers, with Anaconda funds covering many expenses. Some witnesses threaten to back out if money arrives to return home. Whiteside testifies well on facts but faces scrutiny over motives. Anaconda plans and secret meetings loom as Campbell builds a strong impression with the investigative committee.
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InterMountain
Washington, D. C
Daly
Clark
Washington
Hen Hill
Murphy
Tom McLaughlin
Whiteside
Ebbitt Haus
Campbell
Senate Proceedings Highlight Tariff Funds Depositories Inquiry
Washington January 10 Frye presented the Treasury report on depositories of Internal Revenue funds at national banks. It was referred to the finance committee and ordered printed. Hale of Maine introduced a resolution seeking details on the seizure of American property in Delagoa Bay but it was laid over. Butler of North Carolina offered a long resolution on trusts and gave notice of a speech. The session paused for eulogies of Vice President Hobart.
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Washington
Frye
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue
Finance Committee
Hale
Maine
Delagoa Bay
Lodge
Butler
North Carolina
Hobart
War Office Criticized in London Turmoil Over South Africa War
London observers denounce the government as Conservative critics rally after Balfour's Manchester speeches. The debate centers on war leadership, cabinet age, and parliamentary confidence. Lord Lansdowne or Wolseley may be sacrificed. Treasury borrowing is strained while field actions see mixed progress. Glasgow sailors demand higher wages to block the City of Rome transport.
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London
South Africa
Manchester
Balfour
House of Commons
The
Times
the Globe
Pickle
Marquis of Lansdowne
Ted Salisbury
Associated Press
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Wolseley
Lord Roberts
Wolseley
Salisbury
French
Ricardo
Gatacre
Stormburg
Sterkatrom
Sailors and Firemen's Union of
Glasgow
Rome
Embargo on News Sparks Tugela River Theories
London dispatch notes embargo on news as experts debate possible military actions near Tugela River. Clubs and writers speculate Warren's division crossing well below Colenso, while Buller's front delays fuel theories of a broader maneuver. Military observers wait for decisive tidings after a quiet midnight at services.
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New York
The
Tribune
London
Tugela River
Bee
Warren
Colenso
Buller
British Forces Engage Boers On Front Near Weenen
Telegraph dispatches describe British troops occupying Weenen and advancing toward Estcourt as General Buller maneuvers with reports of reconnoitering on the Boer flank. General Cronje may be sending reinforcements while Lord Roberts is awaited at Capetown with the hospital ship Princess of Wales nearby.
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Estcourt
Weenen
Bul
Jer
French
Household Cavalry
Cronje
Ie River
Capetown
Princess of Wales
Annchor
Lord Roberts
Insane Doctor Kills Infant in Iowa City Office
Dr. A W Appleby a longtime Hampton physician killed a 10 month old child of Henry Wearly in Dr Hobson's office during a medical examination. He twisted the child's head and swung it by a foot before dying. Neighbors and the child's parents protested as Appleby, later deemed insane, was taken to the hospital for the insane at Independence. Cause of insanity linked to religious excitement.
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Hampton
Iowa
A. W. Appleby
Bistow
Butler County
Henry Wearly
Not Contraband of War. Washington on Food Supplies
Jan. 10 The American flour shipped from Delagoa Bay has been released. Ambassador Choate met the Marquis of Salisbury and received a verbal reply to Washington's representations. The British note was sent to the US embassy. The gist: food stuffs are not contraband of war unless intended for the enemy.
In Trouble In Austria
Seattle Jan 10 Barnat Grinberger a well known Jewish businessman from Seattle has been arrested in Trnapanopol i Galacia Austria on a charge of buying girls for export to the United States News reached Seattle yesterday via a letter Grinberger read his brother here He was in business in Seattle for eight or nine years and is a naturalized U.S. citizen
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Seattle
Wash
Barnat Grinberger
Tranapoli
Galacia
Austria
United States
Grinberger
The Albany’s Trial Wins Official Speed Test
The United States cruiser Albany formerly the Brazilian Abrouall completed a successful official trial off New Castle England. She achieved a speed of 20.87 knots, demonstrated thorough seaworthiness, and surpassed her contract conditions.
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New Castle
England
United States
Albany
Abrouall
Spain
Admiral Dewey Bounty Claim Heard By Court
Washington January 10 claim of Admiral Dewey and the officers and men of his squadron for bounty arising from the destruction of Montejo's fleet at Manila Bay was argued before the court yesterday. The dispute centers on the total bounty to be paid amid assertions that enemy forces were superior at Manila Bay.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Montejo
Manila Bay
Cluima
Lssue
Prosecution Hint At Treason Case In British Columbia
In Victoria British Columbia January 10 the legislature heard a note from Attorney General Henderson about a British flag and queen’s portrait allegedly trampled in a saloon. The attorney general said he had no evidence that the act occurred but would prosecute anyone guilty of treason if evidence arose.
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Victoria
B. C
Henderson
Secretary Gage replies on national bank deposits policy
Washington, Jan. 10. Secretary Gage sent congress his replies to resolutions by Allen in the senate and Sulzer in the house. He defends using national banks as treasury depositories to avoid disturbing business, cites revenue surpluses, and explains why all internal revenue receipts go to one depository. He notes selection of National City bank among few able to cover daily deposits and asserts no discrimination among banks during his tenure.
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Gage
Congress
Senate
Allen
House
Sulzer
New York
Treasury
New York Clearing House
National City Bank
Haenover National Bank
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Ruth
Customs House
Supreme Court
United States
Treasury Department
Portland Kennel Club forms in Portland Ore
A group of dog owners met in Portland Oregon and organized the Portland Kennel club. Officers elected were Walter F. Burrell president Frederick V. Holman vice president R Lee Barnes treasurer and directors Dr F Cauthorn T J A Lischmann William Peasley. The club plans to apply for members and join the Pacific Kennel league and to hold a bench show in Portland in March. A northwest circuit will permit Portland exhibitors to show in Victoria Vancouver BC and other major cities.
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Ore
Portland Kennel Club
Walter F. Burrell
Frederick V. Holman
R. Lee Barnes
F. Cauthorn
T. J. A. Lischmann
William Peasley
Ehin
Pacific Kennel League
Northwest
Victoria
Vancouver
Women’s Beaver Cloth Shoes in Wide Range Sizes
Offer lists several styles of women’s shoes including Kangaroo Lace heavy soles genuine kid and Dongola lace models. Prices range from 60 cents to about $1.95 per pair with varied sizes 4 to 8 and several widths. Brands include genuine Vici Kid and Kangaroo Lace. All new stock, health and winter footwear emphasis.
Satin calf and genuine Vici kid shoes grab low prices
Men’s Shoes offer a bold sale with satin calf styles from London and wide toe options, priced at $1.15 per pair. Box calf and tan Russia calf shoes in winter weight are $2.60 and $2.35 respectively, with genuine ViciKid at $2.65, all sizes 6 to 11.
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Jin Butte
Palr
London
Russia
Wie
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