Mac Ginnis Leads In Senate Session At Helena
Special to the Inter Mountain from Helena reports Mac Ginnis gaining seven votes in the short term senatorial contest amid party maneuvering. The session features bills on county farm purchases for the poor, committee appointments, and the first bill to pass the legislature. House and Senate adjourned to 11 am tomorrow.
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Inter
Helena
MacGinnis
Heinze
Senate
Murray
Biggs
Kelley
Phillips
Hoffman
Clark
Madison
MacCiinnis
Ways and Means
Ry Connor
Ravalil
Ty White
Dhana Home
Ry Raggs
Becker
Custer County
Rosebud
Connor
Ravalls
Hedges
Kilgallen
Gilchrist
Committee On Privileges and Elections
House
Charlotte de Borde
Harry Holp
Minnie
Bowers
John W. Pace
Edith Fluhr
Featherly Railroads
Cora Connell
Lowney
Labor Committee
Dividend Declared by New York Chicago and St Louis Railway
The directors of the New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railway company announced a two percent dividend on its second preferred stock and the regular five percent annual dividend on its preferred stock. No dividend was declared on the second preferred stock last year.
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New York
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Iron Strike 15 Imminent In Mahoning Shenango Valleys
The Iron Trade Review reports a probable shutdown as blast furnace operators in Mahoning and Shenango valleys face a wage cut from 1.00 to 1.65 per turn with a counter demand for 10 cwt. Strikes loom if the cut is enforced, affecting key furnace plants and central western markets. Prices for Bessemer iron vary around Pittsburg, while ore shipments and rail price rumors influence buying. Carnegie plans for tube mills at Conneaut spark speculation on competition and community of interest in the steel trade.
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Cleveland
Ghia
Iron Trade Review
Mahoning
Shenango
Wester
Bessemer Iron
Pittsburg
Carnegie Company
Conneaut
Ohio
Old Kentucky riot leaves two dead and several hurt
Chicago reports Corbin Kentucky riot results in two deaths and multiple injuries. Suspects include Rolla White who shot James Shotwell and later barricaded in a store before dynamite wrecked the building. White surrendered to a deputy sheriff as authorities secured the scene.
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Chicago
Tribune
Corbin
Susan Cox
Sulton Farris
James Shotwell
Hadley Bradley
Tracy Cooper
Rolla White
Shotwell
Rolla
Judge Morrow
White
Rollo White
Deadlock in Delaware Senate votes on joint ballot
Dover Del January 17 vote on joint ballot for two U S senators shows Republicans split over terms. For full terms Kenny 22 Edward Addicks 16 Henry Dupont 8 scattering 4 absent 1 Republican 1. necessary 36. For unexpired term Saulsbury 16 Addicks 16 Richards 11 Niends 1. necessary 26. Regular Republicans voted almost to a man for Richards.
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Dover
Del
United States
Richard R. Kenny
Joan Edward Addicks
Union Republican
Henry A. Dupont
Scattering
Saulsbury
Idem
Addicks
Charles F. Richards
Benjamin Niends
Rep
Mr. Richards
Chambers Reject Arbitration Plan for Tacna Arica Dispute
Valparaiso dispatch says deputies rejected the Latori proposal for arbitration of the Tacna Arica dispute. New negotiations will be opened with Peru on the provinces future as the chambers vote the year’s estimates.
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New York
Herald
Valparaiso
Chill
Tacna-Arica
Peru
Live Stock Convention Debates Grout Bill and Pure Food Law
Salt Lake hosts the National Live Stock convention where Utah speakers oppose the Grout bill, urging a pure food law and uniform stock assessment. Illinois and Missouri delegates push for factual clarity, later backing Wadsworth substitute and a general bonds proposal for settlers. The session includes talks on press influence, irrigation relevance, and agricultural college work, with a noon recess until 2 p.m.
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Salt Lake
Heber Benton
Utah
Chas, Crane
D. W. Willson
Illinois
Harris
Iowa
Willson
Knollin
Missouri
Springer
Live Stock Association
C. C. Goodwin
Live Stock Indust
Goodwin
Gen. Castleman
Kentucky
Castleman
C. F. Hindkoper
Pennsylvania
Whearer
Congress
Mr. Gavin
New Mexico
George H. Maxwell
Chicago
F. B. Linfield
Logan
Destruction of Walrus Threatens Alaska Natives
Port Townsend report to Washington urges action to stop walrus killings by fleets in Alaskan waters. Walrus, main subsistence for Alaska coast tribes, are being shot and wasting away. authorities seek to prevent onboard killings to avert native starvation.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Treasury Department
Washington
Arctic
Bt. Michael
Cape Nome
Bering Sea
Arcte Ocean
Alaska
Negro Senator Vead Dead in New Orleans Pulpit
The Rev Hiram R Revels of New Orleans died while addressing his congregation from the pulpit He was a leading Negro politician and a United States Senate candidate from Mississippi The report comes as a special dispatch from New Orleans via Chicago dated January 17.
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Chicago
Tribune
New Orleans
Hiram R. Revels
Mississippi
Quay Re elected Senator Receives Oath Amid Floral Gala
Hon. Matthew Quay of Pennsylvania took the oath of office in a Senate ceremony marked by an extraordinary display of flowers. The chamber overflowed with applause as Pennsylvanian delegates and colleagues offered congratulations, with rules restricting demonstrations during the oath.
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Washington
Matthew Quay
Pennsylvania
Senate
Quay
Hanna
Ohio
Capitol Literary
Senate Chamber
Ftate
Capitol
Pennie
Penrose
Enrose
Mr. Quay
Balievius
British cruiser Sybille ashore near Lambert's Bay
Jan 17 report from Cape Town confirms the cruiser Sybille ashore at Steinbeckfontein near Lambert's Bay after intercept failure. Official despatch says crew saved. Sybille, 3490 ton displacement, 200 feet long, armed with multiple guns. Also note: San Francisco arrest of Gon Dyer on Jan 17 on a warrant from Wolf Ky, remanded for Kentucky indictment.
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San Francisco
Gon Dyer
Presidio Ty Jiu States
Shine
Wolf, Ky
United States Convisioner
Heacock
Kentucky
Indemnity Fight Over Miss Cedroni Funds
New York report on Miss Marie Cedroni who seeks funds from Guatemala for arms purchase. Her attorney seeks traces of Guatemala money. an arbitrator found no indemnity for calumny. Cedroni complains of blood as remedy, while Guatemala disputes the claim and the case centers on a $6000 award for seminary expenses with calumny rejected.
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New York
Marie Cedroni
Italy
Republic of Guatemala
Misa
Edroni
Republic
Lorenzo Vilo
Guatemala
Gomez Garcia de la Zerna
Miss Cedroni
Spain
Barrios
Greppi
Barros
San Jose
Crispi
Mystery surrounds murder of Meyer Weisbard jewelry peddler
New York authorities and a large squad of detectives and police hunted through the night for the killer of Meyer Weisbard a jewelry peddler found dead in a trunk. Weisbard's stepdaughter visited Police Headquarters seeking information and spoke with investigators revealing she had been told to ask for him while she was out in the city.
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York
Meyer Weisbard
Toda Weishard
Hollie
Atelack
290 Years For Prussia Parade Under Emperor William
Berlin celebrates the 290th anniversary of the kingdom of Prussia with a grand military parade. Emperor William Crown Prince and the Duke of Connaught attend on foot. Officers salute as the Prussian national hymn is played and the event proceeds at the palace armory.
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Berlin
Kingdom of Prussia
William
Duke of Connaught
Gene von Bock-Polach
Corps
Rebel Delgado Surrenders in Panay Island Action
General Delgado, long leader of Panay insurgents, surrendered after a staged conference with Major Nuble and subsequent entry into Moilo. Remnant commands, including seventy men, were ordered to surrender. In Cana province, strongholds faced assault by Battery C Sixth Infantry and other forces. Rear Admiral Remey hosted a reception aboard the Brooklyn.
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Noilo
Panay
Delgado
Island
Major Nuble
Department of Visayas
Moilo
Hughes
Deliwyla
Pullout Diveno
Quintin Santar
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Frank
Lee Mantle
H. L. Frank
J. K. Toole
D. B. J. Fine
D. K. Walter Cooper
D. Jerry Connolly
P. W. D. Tierney
D. Paris Gibson
D. T. Kilallon
A. E. Spriggs
P.W. G .Conrad
D. A. W. Hoffman
D. Thos. Cruse
D. John MacGinnis
D. M. Durfee
D. Absent
Ward
Old Kentucky
Delaware
Stogemen
Grout Bill
Vead
Senator Quay
Wagon Lords OF Flowers
Sybille
Boldier
Prussia
Rebel Delgado
GEO. T. Baggs
Ravalli County
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