Labor bills spark clash in Montana house duel
Special to Inter Mountain Helena Jan 10 Kilgallon and Guinn of Silver Bow clash over priority of labor related bills as the house opens with eight hour work proposals and wider reform measures. Quinn asserts debuts first filed but Kilgallen’s read first. Senate adjourns to tomorrow with condolence resolutions for Milburn family and continued talk on labor constitutional changes.
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Senatorial speculation roils Helena community
In Helena on January 10 speculation swirls over the senatorial situation. Heinze traveled to Butte yesterday and is expected to return today. Many believe he plans a startling move, though prevailing sentiment favors a cautious outlook.
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Praised by Li Hung Chang for Pekin protection work
The War Department released correspondence between Li Hung Chang and Captain J C Tillson of the 14th U S Infantry, praising Tillson for his efficient duties as provost marshal in Pekin and protecting lives and property of Chinese residents under U S Army oversight. Tillson thanked Li for the commendation and cited the U S Army’s history of restraint and fairness in his reply.
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Peace talks seat shift from Pekin to Washington debated
Paris reports that the United States proposal to move the Chinese peace negotiations from Pekin to Washington will be declined by the powers. The AP correspondent notes the suggestion faces likely rejection and awaits formal response as discussions continue.
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Labor and fusionists in clash over Clark nomination
The piece discusses W A Clark securing a long term nomination despite opposition and covert threats. It notes labor representatives and populists have failed to press organized labor's claims, being used to advance millionaire interests. Predictions claim independents may back Clark if fusionists split.
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Short Term Senator in Montana Political Storm
Special to the Tate Helena piece discusses W A Clark as the leading candidate for the short term senate seat and Augustus Heinze as a rival weighing a bid. It notes Clark’s influence as a political boss, Heinze’s possible challenge, and the tense, quiet build toward a potential contest in the capital. The piece warns of looming conflict as lawmakers prepare and public commentary remains muted.
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Lawmakers Spar Over Contests and Doors in Montana Assembly
Debates fierce as Montanan lawmakers discuss senatorial prospects for H S Frank and criticizes Kilgalion and Baker. Kilgalion humorously addresses chamber drafts caused by open transoms while Deerlodge delegates push Powell county bill revival. Mower plans a bill on restoring compensation for administrators. party pledges face opposition as eight House bills loom.
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Courts at Helena Adjourns in Respect to Deceased
Court session in Helena opened with adjournment as mark of respect for Mes. Geo Milhorn whose funeral took place this afternoon. Judge Smith presided while arguments were heard on New York Tipurance Co. request for a receiver in a $60,000 consolidated account of their marriage on the Granite block.
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Much Flour For China Stows In Tacoma Port
Heavy flour stock in Tacoma awaiting shipment to China grows daily with over 240000 sacks ready for outward cargo. Additional freights swell the in port activity as steamers like Gleneagle Victoria and Duke of Fife prepare to load. The Ying Tsae is expected to arrive soon to sail the next leg of shipments.
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Water Bill Battle Sparks House Dispute in 1900s Congress
Memorial from Filipinos draws Washington debate as House Constitution fights over river and harbor funding. Lawmakers clash on inter state and overseas concerns while the Philippine question shapes the day.
Aguinaldo's Friends Urge Canteen Abolition in Senate
Washington session notes show Mr Gallinger and others receiving a tribute of towers from supporters calling for the abolition of the canteen. Mee Veat and Me Hawi reportedly delayed from the senate yesterday, with votes tied to the committee line on abolition. The memorial arrived as an appeal to Congress, reflecting Manila issues and ongoing reform debates.
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Yellow Fever Mosquitoes Challenge Contagion Theory
A commission reports mosquito transmission of yellow fever remains demonstrably possible, citing tests in Tan Mavana and Quemedos. Nonimmune individuals bitten by infected mosquitos developed illness, while direct exposure via bedding and clothing from a hospital did not guarantee contagion. The study supports mosquitos as vectors, though room conditions influenced outcomes.
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Bryan's Silver Plans Touched by Senate Hearing
A congressional hearing on silver currency reform discusses bolstering the gold standard and issuing two percent bonds. Key figures include Chatran Routh ward, Johny Hheades, and Mr. Levy of New York advocating broader currency measures amid fiscal concerns and a possible election year impact. Bryan reportedly told supporters he would back a plan to pay government obligations in silver if president.
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