Daly Hordes Million Dollar Train Load Goes East
A Daly stables shipment heads east for auction at Madison Square Gardens New York. The carrier holds famed thoroughbreds Hamburg Bathampton Ogden Tendore The Pepper and others valued in the millions, with sales expected to net substantial sums and efforts led by Busie Tipton syndicate and veterinary overseer W Wayward.
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America
Daly
Hamburg
Bathampton
Ogden
Tendore
Pepper
Taunus
Hamby
Hanover
Daily
Trainburg
Tammany
Wis
SMH
Credit Tivernesa
Ixidore
Scotuis Mhieftain
Orden
Isidore
Ratha Tun
Lamplighter
Meddler
Golitineh
Tywerness
Ruby
Glen
Madjeoy Square Hardens
New York
Busie-Tipton Syndicate
Tajns
W. Waywards
Changes In School Laws At Helena Meeting
Judge J M Evans returned from Helena to attend a teachers board meeting to discuss amendments to the present school law. Proposals include allowing districts to levy special taxes and extending teacher contracts beyond three months, plus shifting school crime timing and changing tax levy methods to county commissioners with trustee input. Also proposed is allowing voter location choices for new school houses to curb unjust criticism.
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J. M. Evans
Helena
Ayuere
Tryatees
Board of
Wastees
Dulaing
Short counterfeit run ends as arrests loom in Missoula
Passers of counterfeit money in Missoula faced a brief run before authorities acted. Bartender IL Kivowh allegedly supplied the fake coins to Wilk Shay ve Last, with one merchant exchanging silver for the bogus currency. John Scott reportedly received payment in counterfeit money, while Brady and Wake aided in the scheme, prompting debate over Shaw’s role as either a minor participant or principal.
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Missoula
Hele Tain
Wilk
John Scott
Nanney
Brady
Shaw
Door Factory Burns in Tacoma Blaze
A door and sash factory on South Jefferson Avenue in Tacoma burned with a loss of about 8000 dollars and no insurance. The fire department reported the blaze started shortly after six o'clock and authorities said the private company would rebuild.
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Tacoma
Washam
Elver
Petersman
Jeffersion Avenue
Fusionists Lose Ground In Nebran Senate Ballot
In Macolu Nebdan 18 the senatorial tally shows Allen 82 Hitchcock 56 Thompson 0 Crounts 10 Currie Hainer 6 Kine call 4 Hinshaw 16 Methiejohiu 28 Roses water 15 with scattered votes. The fragmentary returns indicate a split field and unsettled results as officials tally the write ins.
Senate Debates Ship Subsidy and War Revenue Bill
Washington reports Hanna presses the ship subsidy after appropriation bills with general assent to timing. Aldrich aims to push the War revenue reduction bill through this session and avoid amendments while Foraker seeks the Harlan nomination. Lodge emphasizes ratifying the Spanish treaty to complete dealings, Proctor seeks time on oleomargarine. Vermont senator says committee will report next week.
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Washington
Jai. I
Hanna
Hannawaa
Aldrich
Committee On Finance
Aldrien
Senate
Foraker
Harlan
Pettigrew
Lodge
Proctor
Halt
Vermont
Queen’s health update leads to household advice
An 18th century London notice states that the queen has faced great strain on her power over the past year. Physicians advise that she be kept at home and refrain from transacting business to aid her recovery.
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London
Army Bill Amendment Vote In Senate
Washington June 18 The first vote on the army bill amendment occurred on Senator Myl Jorys motion to strike out section 26 The motion failed 26 to 42 The division is viewed as a test vote with political lines Section 26 dealt with president appointing staff positions
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Washington
Myl+ Jory
Sil
Thrilling wreck story from Ozette Island rescue
Tacoma residents hear a dramatic crew account aboard the Germat hip Plotthbeck. Amid perilous seas off Ozette Island the crew abandoned to a lifeboat while the ship lurched. The first mate and eleven men were wrecked on rocks. Captain Shoemaker stayed with thirteen others until rescued by tugs. Survivors walked thirty miles to Neah Bay and plan to return to Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Wash
Pont
Ozette Island
Shoemaker
Neah Bay
Scorpion Ordered to Guanoco Delayed in Venezuela
Washington reports the Scorpion will stay at La Guayara after orders to move to Guanoco were countersigned. Secretary Loomis protested to the Venezuelan government over censorship of official messages, per state department directions.
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Washington
Guanoco
la Guayara
State Department
Loomis
Chinese protocol signed and delivered in Pekin
A Pekin dispatch reports Minister Conger revived word stating the Chinese plenipotentiaries signed and delivered the protocol. The Spanish minister refused fees unless all spare signatures were present to give the agreement full force, with the dean of the corps involved in formalities.
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Washington
Conger
Pekin
Grippe News From Washington And London
Washington reports official grippe toll persists with Secretary Root signing documents and Admiral Dewey regaining strength though stomach symptoms linger. Secretary Hay presses on at work as London sources assure no danger to the queen's health despite a recent setback.
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Washington
Root Ia
Dewey
Hay
Cadet Douglass MacArthur Testifies On Hazing Case
West Point cadet Douglass MacArthur testifies before a congressional committee about hazing during the 1898 summer encampment. He contradicts claims of hysteria, describes the exercise lasting over an hour, notes weariness, and discusses reports of other cadets fainting. Cadet William Caples also testifies about various hazing forms and a past fight among upper and lower classmen. The panel discusses discipline and changes since last summer.
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West Point
Douglass MacArthur
West Point Military Academy
Congressional Investigating Committee
Wanger
MacArthur
Dockery
Barry
Macarthiy
Murphy
Academy
Cot Heein
Renly
William G. Caples
Missouri
Judge Smith
Caples
Clark
Cowles
Mr. Smith
Driggs
Tessi
Brooklyn
Car Pies
Mr. Dick
Indians on Warpath and Southern Pacific Board Change
A dispatch from Eufala I T reports Creek Indians called the Snake band arming and attacking peaceful Creeks with Winchesters, arresting and beating them at the Hickory grounds. U S Deputy Marshal Grant Johnson says bands of disaffected full blood Creek men claim authority, threaten war, and may require soldiers. In New York stockholders of Southern Pacific vote to increase directors from 11 to 12, but no new director chosen and no date set.
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St. Louis
Republic
Eufala
I. T
United States
Grant Johnson
Johnson
John Creek
Proctor
Hickory Grounds
Ald
Ere
New York
Southern Pacific
Wats
Local News Quiet, Calendars Impress Visitors in Helena
No major events disrupt daily life as pleasant weather holds. Ponsford & Sackett display a vast calendar collection, largest in the state, while Caffee relocates annex buildings near the old Northern Pacific hotel. Meantime, wedding bells ring at Mrs. Latta’s home as Mrs. Mary Latta wed Mr. Thomas Hickey of Missoula. Guests from Helena and beyond attend, with gifts presented and plans to settle in Missoula.
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Ponsford & Sackett
Caffee
Northern Pacific Hotel
Jota
Orly
Nelson Story
Sarah E. Latta
Frank B. Lewis
Mary A. Latta
Thomas F. Hickey
Missoula
Unclear fragment notes on political figures and visits
Fragmentary report mentions Nimbus and Obie with mother returning to duties after a visit, compares Montana and Ohio as home, and references Hon Join Walah, Col OP Chisholm, and a long term senator from Montana with admiration. Details and context are unreadable.
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Nimbus
Obie
Montana Fe
Buckeye State
Join Walah
Ue Jena
Montana
Chisholm
Helseidoon Duchness
Danish Court Obstinate on Reform Bill Opposition
In Copenhagen on January 18 the crown prince acting as regent met Count Prijs but failed to win his backing for the ministry reform bill. The crown prince then wrote to Berlingske Tidende accusing Count Frijs politically, and today’s meeting was viewed as more a personal clash than a political milestone.
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Copenhagen
Gustave
Prijs
Berlingske Th Dene
Count Frijs
New York Stocks Close Jan 18 1920s Lead by Rail and Steel
The day’s closing bids list AL Re W, Atchison and Brooklyn Rapid Transit with several preferred issues. Continental Tobacco, Federal Steel, Metropolitan, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific, New York Central and Pennsylvania lines appear among prominent names. Bonds and utilities noted with various preferreds. market shows varied activity across rail, shipping, sugar and steel sectors.
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New York
Stockay
AL Re W
Atchison
Brooklyn Rapid
Baltimore & Ohio
B&q &Aw
Continental Tobacco
Federal Steel
People's Gas
Glucose
Tulinois
Central Jersey
Loulaville & East Mandattan
Metropolitan
Missouri Paciflc
Northern Pacifle Lo
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Pacific Mail
Chesapeake & Ohio
Delaware & Hudson
Celal Aeromenos Sab . & T
Ataneran
Western Utilon
Notice to Creditors Estate of John J McCall
Creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of John J McCall deceased must exhibit vouchers within four months after the notice publication. Administrators J P Collins and John L Van Hove list offices in Butte Montana and urge prompt filing. Dated January 12, 1901.
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John J. McCall
Granite Street
Butte
Montana
Silver Bow
State of
J. P. Collins
Janay
John M. Kirk
Mertie Koppas
Lewis A. Smith
Silver Row
John L. van Hove
Bille
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Davidson
Peter Johnson
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Northern Pacific Railway Company
Sisters’ Hospital
Lewis Albert
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Henry Neill
Velente
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Garden City Dancing Club
Trembliy Orchestra
My Stride
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Washington Life Insurance Cameraing
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D. J. Donahue
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Thrilling Wreck Story
Scorpion
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Sutton
Bozeman News
Dan E. Allen
Mountain
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Waking UP
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Band Boys
A. A. Campbell
Henry FR. Steffens
Madison County
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