Clark Rivalry Maps Senate Vote Split in Montana
Special to the Inter Mountain from Helena Mont Jan 1 The Montana legislature in both houses casts 47 votes for W A Clark to secure the U S Senate seat while Republicans align for Carter the long term and Mantle the short term Ex governor Richards efforts fail Mantle wins amid partisan caucus with notable suspense over precedence and a crowded chamber as voting proceeds with absent members Gregory and Kligalion remaining.
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Hengesad MacGinenis
W. A. Clark
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Carter
Lee Mantle
Richards
Mantle
Hla City
Corbett
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United States
Neody
Hedges
Gilchrist
Kilgalion
Benator
Gregory
Frank
Joseph K. Toole
J. A. Ferguson
W. E. Tierney
Paris Gibson
T. R. Hinds
Thomas Kligalion
D. R. Peeler
A. E. Spriggs
Fine
Thomas Kiiga Ion
Silver Bow
Kligalion
Championship bout between Jeffries and Ruhlin may be called off
New York January 15 The Herald reports the Jeffries Ruhlin title fight possibly canceled depending on Cincinnati Saengerfest Athletic Association directors. Mayor Fleischman said he would issue a permit two days before the date if organizers comply with Ohio law, noting past sparring events with permits from the city. He warned of possible changes since his departure and questioned any misrepresentation by promoters.
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the Herald
James J. Jeffries
Gus Ruhlin
Cincinnati
Saengerfest Athletic Association
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Rublin
Ohio
Fleischiman
Cincinati
Hamgerfest Athletic Association
Seizure of American Steamers Reported
Washington cable reports Venezuela seized two steamers owned by the Orinoco Steamship Company, an American concern. The action, tied to Port au Prince routes, is confirmed to the state department this afternoon. The company head is said to be an American named Alcott.
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State Department
Venezuela
Srinoco Steamship Company
Orinoco Company
Port Au Prince
Orinoco River
Alcott
President Recovers Strength After Illness
Washington reports the president slept well and is gaining strength daily. He is handling more business than since his illness and may not return to the office for several days.
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Washington
House Considers River and Harbor Bill
Washington January 15 The House debates the river and harbor bill. Several amendments concerning the Tennessee river were offered but defeated.
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Washington
House
Clark Wins on Joint Ballot Amid Turbulent Balloting
In Madison the house and senate balloting produced no early winner. W A Clark led the long term tally with 34 votes while Spriggs had 10 and Carter 22. McTague crossed to Clark. The senate long term vote showed Clark leading with 18 while rival names trailed. Absentees may shift results tomorrow as Clark appears favored though rivals vow a bitter fight.
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Lee Mantie
Frank
J. K. Toole
D. J
Hobson
House
W. A. Clark
A. E. Spriggs
Thos
H. Carter
Martin Maginnis
Senate
H Carter
Benjamin F. Fine
Madison
Corbett
Thomas Carter
McTague
Spriggs
Clark
Myers
Mautle
Conrad
Cooper
Hoffman
Richey
Granite
Higgins
Dyer
Chateau
Carter
Martin Maginniss
Smith
Maginniss
Victorious Fusionists Listen to the Siren in Helena
Helena reports January 15 where victorious fusionists are described as listening to a siren from the granary of the city. The brief item notes a mood of alarm or fascination as influential voices speak on the political or social moment.
Bishop Potter Leads East Side Vice Crusade Meeting
In New York on January 15 Bishop Potter presided at a Get Together Club session in Brooklyn. He urged that suppression alone is insufficient and urged a broader anti vice campaign aimed at reforming tenement housing and public morality. William Baldwin described the Committee of Fifteen and urged steady effort to curb vice without sensationalism, stressing protection for wives and children and the need for sustained action over years.
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New York
Potter
Get Together Club
Brooklyn
East Side
William Baldwin
Committee of Fifteen
Baldwin
Anaconda Standard mocks Clark bid for senate fate
The Anaconda Standard ridicules W A Clark and its own role in pushing him toward the senate race. The piece portrays the paper as humorously offering guidance while Clark faces opposition, and notes past accusations of corruption now contrasted with current praise. The column implies party infighting and editorial shifts at the state capital.
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W. A. Clark
Clark Tees
Beara
Anacconda
Pulley
Cainge
Clark
Lesue
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Big Butte
Washington
Potomac
Tom Kileallon
Dewet 15 on the War Path
Jan 14 report from Krwnatad Orange River Colony says General Dewet, angered by Paul Botha’s book Frdm Boer te Boer, vows to shoot the author. Refugee camps house 2,000, with another forming at Thehnoster. Supplies shrink in towns as Boers move north and toward Lindley while commands rally southward.
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Krwnatad
Orange River Colony
Monny
Peace Commission
Paul Botha
Frdim Boer Te Boer
G Jneral Dewet
Lindley
Dewet
Roll Away the Clouds Lord Roberts Letters Delayed Honor
Lord Roberts in a letter to Portsmouth's mayor postpones presenting a sword of honor due to sorrow in South Africa. He says it is distasteful to rejoice while many are in bitter grief and fortunes are clouded by over a year of hardship. The strong image of rolling clouds marks a wish to return thanks only after the nation heals.
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Lordion
Lord Roberts
South Africa
Portsmouth
Beyer Is Moving Toward Orange River Frontier
Tondon reports a January 14 dispatch from Lord Kitchener on the war offer from Pretoria noting Beyer's whole force crossed the railway near Kalfontein on January 1st to the east. The position in the colonies shows no major changes as several small parties retreat toward the Orange colony and some Capobele who joined commands have surrendered.
Portuguese Laborers Reach Hawaii Route in Chicago
Chicago dispatch notes the arrival of two carloads of Portuguese laborers bound for Hawaii sugar plantations. The group, numbering 75 with a few unable to speak English, travels via Chicago to Ban Pranetacs for embarkation to Honolulu.
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Hawaii
Ban Pranetacs
Honolulu
Pension Granted to Father of Late Minnesota Senator
Washington opened with a pension bill granting Ho ratio N. Davis, father of the late Minnesota Senator Davis, $50 monthly. Davis served as a captain in the commissary department. The senate then debated canal legislation and a Teller resolution on a petition from 2006 Filipinos, with objections about its portrayal of the Philippines. Army reorganization was resumed.
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Senate
Horatio N. Davis
Senator Davis
Minnesota
Davis
Morgan
Teller
Stewart
Nevy
Philippines
Committee On
Washington Hearings on Oleomargarine Bill Buttoned Up
The senate agriculture committee finished hearings on the Oleomargarine Bill after hearing Congressman Wadsworth argue for imprinting oleomargarine and box labels while Mr. Grout warned such labeling only protects knowledgeably informed buyers. Grout urged an outright ban on catering oleomargarine to avoid deception and stated the broader public injury from misrepresentation.
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Washington
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Senate Committee On Agriculture Today
Uie
Wadsworth
Mets
Grout
Wadaworth
Graunt
Wadeworth
Cleo Margerine
Timbermen Bankrupt Firm In Liverpool
One of the oldest timber merchants, Pleece Watts & O., Liverpool, has gone bankrupt. Estimated liabilities reach about 1000 pounds and assets around 200,600 pounds, with the firm under care.
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Liverpool
Dan
1. Pleece
Watts & O
West Point Cadet Testimony Slams Hazing Culture
Cadet Joseph Parnes testifies before a congressional committee at West Point about hazing and the code of fighting. He defends the oath against violence while acknowledging that upperclassmen threaten and beat fourth-class cadets as part of a brutal tradition. The exchange includes questions about Keller-Boog, duels, and reactions from officials.
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Joseph ¥. Parnes
District of Columbia
Keller
West Point Academy
Congressional Investigating Committee
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Judge Smith
Congress
Connect! Bluffs
Lowa
Smuth
Academy
Driggs
Brooklyn
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Kinesis
Mass
New York
Wagner
William Mekinte
United States
James G. Blaine
Zackatiah Taylor
Named Lincoln for President Founders Rockford Leader Dead
E. Blaisdell a founder of the patchivan party and the first to propose Abraham Lincoln for the presidency has died in Rockford after 47 years of residence. He was a newspaper publisher and lawyer with varied public service.
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Jan
Eiiah We Alaladell
Eepatchivan Party
Abraham Lincoln
Blaisdell
Vale Tate Deaver
Tielan
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