Doings in Court James Reid Fights Back
In Judge Clancy's court this morning James Reid denied his wife's divorce claims and detailed his finances and efforts to support his children. The session also covered multiple burglary cases, a divorce proceeding for Dora Franklin, and guardianship petition for Katie and Clara Marcom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
G. W. Nicholson
James Wilson
Clinton & Lamb
W. I. Lippincott
S. J. Miller
Mary J
Ilinois
Portland
Oregon
Jane Rowe
District Court
Katie
Clara Marcom
Bessie Miles
City News in Brief 3
Brief notices from Montana and Butte include updates on local services such as piano tuning and coal supply, moving of medical offices, and a funeral postponed due to travel delays. Also reported are an editor's family illness, a Dawson City lynching rumor, and a successful ice carnival at the Holland street rink with ample music and skating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Missoula
Beaverhead
Jefferson
G. Bates
Montana
Music Co
Grantley
S. Montana
Butte Feed and Fuel Co
Wyoming
H. H. Hanson
Silver Bow Bik
T. L. Napton
Hennessy
Sarah J
R. de Naas Agt
Utah ‘Avenue
A.B. Keith
Inter Mountain
Helena
Hazel
Salt Lake Tribune
M. W. Whitney
Toole City
Black Jolly
Dawson City
Holland Street
Montana Ore Purchasing declares quarterly dividend of 1 dollar
The trustees of the Montana Ore Purchasing company on January 7 declared its regular quarterly dividend of $1 per share for $40,000. It is payable at the office on January 20 to stockholders of record January 7, 1899. Signed Stanley P. Gite ford, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Broadway
New York City
Stanley P. Giteford
Late Telegraphic News Week's Trading Strong on York
Trading on the Stock Exchange surged with seven million shares in four days, two days surpassing a million, and broad gains across stocks. London sellers dominated but prices rose, with Great Northern leading a 17% gain and Pacifics, Union Pacifics, Central Pacific, St. Paul, Burlington, and coalers posting notable increases.
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York
Stock Exchange
Exchange
London
Great Northern Pld
Union Pacifics
Central Pacific
St. Paul
Burlington
Pennsylvania
Senate Proceedings Day in Washington January 14
The senate opened with Chaplin tribute to the late Nelson Dingley. Hoar offered a resolution on Philippine independence and noninterference by the United States. Allen urged investigations into wartime conduct and supply irregularities. Hale moved to express regret for Dingley’s death. The session adjourned.
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Washington
Senate
Nelson Dingley
Hoar
Philippine Islands
Spain
United States
Davis
Allen
West
Chickamauga
Hale
Dingley
Chinese Are Barred San Francisco Debates Deportation Policy
Honolulu reports that Hawaii Supreme Court reverses prior rulings on Chinese habeas corpus, remanding petitioners who claimed land rights under preannexation permits back to the collector for deportation or disposal as Agent Brown chooses. The decision marks a shift from earlier Chief Justice Judd opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Associated Press
Honolulu
Supreme Court
Cable for the Islands in Philippines supply deals
Washington Jan 14 Gen Greely chief signal officer has gone to New York to oversee contracts for ocean cable supply to the Philippines. Arrangements are advancing rapidly and Greely expects orders executed within a month.
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Washington
Gen. Greely
New York
Philippines
Cable ship starts from San Francisco to connect Philippines
A cable ship will depart San Francisco carrying the transpacific line to Manila. The initial link will connect Manila to Aoilo, with Mindanao, Masbate, Samar and Leyte among the first islands linked. Extension to the Sulu archipelago may follow later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tered
San Francisco
Philippines
Manila
Aoilo
Mindanao
Masbate
Samar
Leyte
Sulu
Hawaiians to Limit Japanese Labor In Hawaii
Senator Perkins of California reported that Hawaii authorities had permitted 6000 more Japanese laborers to enter the islands. Special immigration commissioner Wm. R. Rice informed Commissioner Powderly, and Perkins urged a bill to extend U S immigration laws to Hawaii to restrict further Asiatic labor imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Washington
Perkins
California
Wm. R. Rice
Honolulu
T. W. Powderly
Committee On Education and Labor
United States
Hawaiian Islands
The Yoo Tournament Opens In Chicago Tonight
The Yoo tournament to decide America’s champion starts with a Wm Clearwater versus Wm Stewart match in Chicago. Seven top players enter, including Alfred De Oro, Grant Eby, John Horgan, John Daly, and John Werner, all vying for the title and prize money as crowds expected nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
Wm. Clearwater
Wm. Stewart
Alfred de Oro
New York
Stewart
Binghamton
Grant Eby
Springfield
Ohio
John Horgan
Elmira
Clearwater
Pittsburg
John Daly
John Werner
Comparison of Exports Washington Jan 14
Comparison of exports compiled by the bureau of statistics shows breadstuffs, cattle and hogs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils with December 1 1898 figures and prior year totals. Notable year 1898 totals reflect breadstuffs 308,773,263. cattle and hogs 22,300,966. provisions 163,947,861. cotton 232,110,166. mineral oils 52,551,045.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Aguinaldo Envoys Sail to Washington on Secret Mission
Three emissaries from Aguinaldo, Senors Morto Lowde and Lundk, arrived today on the Steamer Nippon Maru from Hong Kong and Yokohama via Honolulu. They are members of Aguinaldo's cabinet and travel to Washington on a secret mission, which they refuse to disclose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Honolulu
Aguinaldo
Morto
Lowde
Lundk
Washington
Spanish transport Munchen arrives with repatriated soldiers
The Spanish transport Munchen, which left Havana on December 28, has reached Barcelona carrying repatriated soldiers led by Gen. Avelas the former military governor of Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Barcelona
Munchen
Havana
Avelas
Fourth United States Infantry Ships to Philippines
The Fourth United States infantry departs Fort Sheridan for the Philippines on January 4. The unit has reached its full strength of 1,300 men after recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Chicago
United States Infantry
Fort Sheridan
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T Highte Faitild
Jewelers
Main and Broadway, Butte
HELL
James Reid
Thomas Brown
Ben Baker
Dora Franklin
Thomas A. Franklin
Richard Denny
Viola Denny
Iata
George Batt
George
William Keefe
M. E. LeBlanc
George Tiddy
Attorney Broderson
John Silars
Tobert Silare
Charles Olson
T J. Burns
Steve Mitrovich
Mollie
East Broadway
W. V. Coyocevicch
George Losovivieh
East Park Street
Emma
Klondike
Seaforth
Canada
Broaiwy
Chen
Gans & Klein
Butte, Montana
City News
Sherman
E. Park
Butte Stove Repair Co
Lynch & Bach
Bachelor Hive
Cajpllidu
Lynch & Bachelor
EFL
Ge. Bisson
Froyal Povioen
Knox's
Lutey Bros
Cash Grocery
W. Park St
Stockton
North Star
Santa Clara
Universal Stove Co
Gem
Gem Ideal
Butte Brownfield Canty CO
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