Changes in Today's Votes and Clark Speech
In Helena, January 21, the joint ballot added three votes to Clark as Mantle changed to Clark after Parker, Johnson of Carbon and Metlen of Beaverhead kept current supports. Clark’s bloc grows amid speeches. Toole urged supporters to back Clark, with no votes for the former governor. The House and Senate considered municipal, tax, and direct legislation measures as members report progress and adjourn for Monday.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Clark
Johnson
Carbon
Fox
Metlen
Eaverhead
Toole
Parker
Granite
Mantle
Montana
Silver
Mahomet
I. K. Toole
Conrad
Senate
Courtney
Connolly
Butte
Mahon
Ponsford
Flathead County
Senate hears on Philippine condition and peace treaty
Caffery described the resolution as very important and said statements about conditions in the islands in public print may be true. If so, the facts concerning the islands bear on the pending peace treaty. The resolution was adapted.
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Philippines
Senate
Caffery
Senatorial Vote Totals and Absent Notes Across States
Senatorial vote tallies from Pennsylvania and Nebraska show Quay leading with 53 to Jenks 41 and Doley 12 in Pennsylvania with various minor candidates. Absent figures include seven and six, and Delaware lists several Republican names with Duponts and Pennington on record. Virginia reports no action on contested election cases. Nebraska lists ig, Webster 10 and other minor votes, with Necessary 63 and Hayward noted.
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Pennsylvania
Quay
Jenks
Doley
Kevin
Stewart
Huff
C. W. Stone
Tubbs
Grow
Markel
Virginia
Assembly
Czar Plan Seen Unfeasible as Army Reform Sought
From over the ocean a sweeping summary notes a proposed revision of army law and broader reform that critics deem impractical. Paris and London reports discuss naval and submarine questions, royalty moves, and societal shifts as influenza eases but financial news and court gossip mix with political tensions.
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Czar
Richer lands case settled in favor of Ireland
Washington and St Paul report that the interior secretary affirmed the land office decision in the famous Archbishop Tr e land case affecting 28178 acres in Minnesota. Under the 1880 contract the St Paul Minnesota Manitoba railroad was the buyer, while under the 1883 contract the archbishop was buyer. Lands from the first contract stay with Ireland, those from the second go to him. the case settles long unsettled titles and affects settlers who obtained homes. A separate note from Nashville reports a lethal feud between the Eddy of Virginia and Ramsey families near the Tennessee border, lasting hours with multiple fatalities and injuries.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Archbishop Treland
Minnesota
St. Paul
St. Paul, Minn
Leroy
Ireland
Secretary of Interior
Nashville
Tenn
Lee County
Hancock County
Eddy
Virginia
Ramsey
Tennessee
Dr Arthur Scott Dies in Clifton After Illness
Arthur Scott, a member of the Fifth legislative assembly, died at his Clifton home from pneumonia. Born in 1842 in Birmingham, Pa., he served as speaker of Kansas territorial house, was Civil War surgeon for the Tenth Kansas, later a railroad promoter, and Indian agent to Ponca, Pawnee, and Nez Perce under President Arthur.
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Guthrie, O. T
Arthur Scott
Fifth Legislative Assembly
Clifton
Birmingham
Kansas Territorial House of Representatives
Tenth
Kansas Volunteers
Arthur
Tribal War Ends as Alaskan Tribes to Convene
The Wrangel and Chilliat Indians plan a peace gathering August 10 at Kiwan on the Chilkat river, aiming to end a long tribal war with an estimated 2000 participants. Chief Shakes of the Wrangels leads the peace effort. In England, violent unrest and floods hit Wales, with the Towey River overflowing and a bridge destroyed as continental mail service is disrupted.
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Seattle
Wash
Kiwan
Chileat River
London
England
Wales
Towey
South Wales
Germany Defends Berlin Treaty as Court Case Unfolds
Berlin reports quote Dr Mammann of the foreign office denying German blame for Samoa errors and defending legal actions by Raffel. Officials say Chambers's annulment of Matafan’s election confuses the matter. Berlin intends to disavow unlawful excesses and seeks settlement through Washington Berlin London negotiations.
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Associated Press
Foreign Office
Mammann
Samoa
Chambers
Matafan
Hummann
Raffel
Germany
Washington
London
Manila-bound voyage departs from Leavenworth January 26
Brigadier General Lin ton commands two men departing Port Leavenworth for San Francisco. From there they sail on the Scandia to Manila, expected January 26. The report notes the preparation and movement of military personnel.
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Manila
Leavenworth
Kans
Lin ‘Ton
Port Leavenworth
San Francises
Scandia
New York Stock Market Ends Mixed Amid Irregularities
The New York market opened with gains but London shares rose less, as traders reported a quick response yet overall prices fell. A favorable bank statement boosted sentiment while late trading saw heavy selling and some irregularities, but the day closed with a generally strong tone.
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Newacre
Van
London
Sky
Ward
Strome
Burrows Creden tials Filed in Senate Opening
Senate proceed ings report Julius Caesar Burrows of Michigan presented as re elected senator with credentials filed. The day also notes a resolution by Caffery requesting the president disclose information from agents or representatives of the so called Philippine republic related to eum.
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Washington
McMillan
Julius Caesar Burrows
Michigan
Catfery
Philippine Republic
Eum
Chicago Live Stock January 21 Market Notes
Inland money values and exchange rates show steady demand with quotes around 4.54 to 4.88 for 60 day instruments. Silver and government coupons appear in listings, with reg and new issues noted among certificates and reg coupons.
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Chicago
Weekly Hank Statement Surplus reserve and deposits rise
New York on January 21 reports surplus reserve at 6,480,000 loans up 2,505,600 specie up 8,888,500 legal tenders up 859,200 deposits up 13,268,400 circulation down 168,500 banks hold 34,693,675 in excess of requirements of the percent rule
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Hank
New York
Surplus Reserve, Inc
Sickness at Dawson Dawson in December report
In Dawson, Seattle, Jan 20, sickness rises with hospitals full. The Mounted Palace donated 4000 dollars to aid the poor, leaving 4000 on hand. Commissioner Ogilvie called a meeting to plan relief and a Washington memorial avenue will be sent. An estimated 9000 dollars per month is needed for indigent patient care.
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Dawson Dawson
Seattle
Wash
Mounted Palace
Ogilivie
Washington
Tatampedes
Gould We
White Pass and Yukon Railroad Rushes to Fort Selkirk
The English capitalist TL Prager backs the White Pass and Yukon line. From Skagway the road now reaches the summit and work to Fort Selkirk continues. The firm hires all hands eager to finish the route quickly. About 2,000 men onboard, but high turnover and stampedes to gold fields frequent.
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Alaskan Railroad
Bun Franciscn
Peter L. Mursher
TL Prager
White Pass
Yukon
Skagway
Fort Selkirk
Noted Confederate Dead in San Francisco
Pam Berger died in San Francisco at age 12 years. He served on the staffs of Gen. Joseph E. Johnson and Jeff Davis during the Civil War and was secretary to the president of the Confederacy. A well known local politician and expert penman.
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San Francisco
Pamberger
Joseph Ke, Johnson
Jeff Davis
Confederac
German steamer Fulda brings repatriated soldiers home
Cadiz dispatches report the German steamer Fulda, sailing from Havana January 8 with repatriated soldiers aboard, arrived in Cadiz yesterday. Other briefs note General Sexton’s dangerous condition, a Jamaica earthquake causing unknown damage, a presidential nomination in Alaska, and the presumed loss of the yacht Paul Jones with bodies still sought.
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Cadiz
Fulda
Havana
Washington
Register of the Land Office
Weare
Alaska
New Orleans
Paul Jones
Rousing Ribbon Remnants at Half Price
From regular stock we offer short lengths of AM SHK Ribs bons and drive them at front counters. Pieces come in many colors and widths all marked down to about half value. This spring’s fashion says Tibe hong will be the reigning tad and shoppers are urged to buy quickly at these low figures.
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Tibe Hong
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