Conrad leads in short term senate race in Montana
Special to the Inter Mountain from Helena Montana January 21 1913 Conrad shows a slim lead with a 16 vote limit as supporters of MacGinnis Brooks and Peeler gain minor counts Frank remains confident while Fimerson Hill faces censure for interruptions and resignations in the appropriations committee Governor approves bills and government appointments, including Judson A Ferguson as labor and industry commissioner with swift senate confirmation. Both houses adjourn to 11 am tomorrow.
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Helena
Mont
Conrad Boom
MacGinnis
E. G. Brooks
D. R. Peeler
Frank
Fimerson Hill
Appropriations Committee
House
N. L. Featherly
Appropriations
Hill
David Yancey
Featherly
Yancy
Stull
Yancey
Stanley
Wood
Hartwig
Hedges
Baker
Capitol Commission
Capitol
Senate
Anderson
Conrow
Cullen
Myers
Kennedy
Same
Supreme Court
County of Rosebud
Judson A. Ferguson
Labor, Agriculture and Industry
Powell County
Montana court questions Heinze and partners as sureties
Helena Jan. 1 The court disallows Heinze as a sufficient surety on the Montana Ore Purchasing bond, citing his claimed wealth and complex holdings. John MacGinnis and Stanley Gifford are likewise deemed insufficient with stock excluded, while the MnO P Co stock cannot back the bond. Details describe assets and ongoing litigations surrounding claims and mortgages.
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Helena
Mont
Augustus Heinze
Henry G. Rickerts
Supreme Court
Montana
John MacGinnis
Stanley Gifford
Ricketts
FL Augustus Heinze
Heinze
Meinze
Snohomish
Minnie Healy
Miles Finten
Heinge
Switzer
Deine Hoeinge
Calliope
Belmont
Heinne
Healy
Montina
Comepany
Heinzein
Mace Ginnis
MacGinnis
MO. 4. Co
Texife
Boxton & Montana
Amconda
Butte & Heston
Homestake
MacGinni
Girard
Gifford
Queen in Queen's parlour all but marked for death
Osborne House reports only slight morning improvement before a gradual sinking. The queen’s condition prompts alarm as Emperor William and the Prince of Wales visit. royal party embarks to Cowes amid quiet crowds and flags at half mast. Telegraphs from London describe global sympathy and cancelled functions across Europe.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
William of
Germany
Prince of Wales
Osborne House
Duke of York
Duchess of Connaught
Portsmouth
Emperor Willam
Alberta
Majestic
William
England's Good Genius Tied to Queen Victoria's Death
The item discusses foreign reactions to Queen Victoria's illness and death, noting England's prestige linked to her reign. It quotes Russian outlets and U.S. figures reflecting on her influence, her personal character, and the changing balance of power between crown and parliament. The report covers public displays and statements from officials and former ministers amid the crisis.
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St. Petersburg
Victoria
Russia
Novosti
England
Queen Victoria
Brittania
Long
Navy
A. E. Stevenson
U. S
Great Britain
George III
Lord Pauncefote
Nelson A. Miles
Britain
H Engel
Uy Te Xeon
Robert T. Lincoln
United States
London
Potter
Napoleon
Washington
Neilson
Tuniy G. Bergen
Victora
Robert B. Roosevelt
The
Hague
Emperor Too Late: Queen Nears Death in Berlin
Berlin reports indicate Queen Victoria’s condition worsened since Wednesday night with word the emperor William arrived at Osher House to deliver parting messages on his and his mother's behalf. British embassy notes the queen has been unconscious, prompting cancellation of all invitations and acceptances.
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Janden
Osborne House
James Reid
R. Douglass Powell
Thomas Barlow
Berlin
Foreign Office
Emeror William
Osher House
Associated Press
Tributes to Queen Victoria From American Leaders
New York dispatch reports tributes from prominent Americans to Queen Victoria. Lloyd Brice lauds the queen as central to a grand reign, noting her influence on civilization. The article emphasizes her role as a powerful ruler and as a woman of the highest sense.
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New York
the World
Queen Victoria
United States
Lioyd Brice
Victoria
The Queen in America Receives US Sympathy
Expressions of sympathy for Queen Victoria flood from both hemispheres with the United States leading in praise. The Globe notes Americans honor the Queen with simple, powerful reverence and affection, deeming her recovery a shared hope across nations.
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London
United States
Globe
Queen Victoria
America
Prayer for Victoria Marks Senate Session Opening
The senate chaplain opened with a compassionate invocation for Queen Victoria and her family, praising her virtues as sovereign and woman. A London telegram from Osborne House at 4 p.m. reports the Queen slightly better though confidence in a lasting rally remains low.
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Washington
Senate
Victoria
London
Osborne House
Queen in Critical Condition as Paraly sis Spreads
From Cowes on January twenty first at four thirty five p m a slight improvement in the Queen's condition is reported yet no hope remains for recovery. Anxiety grows as paralysis spreads to vital parts and nourishment is supplied artificially.
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Cowes
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A. E. Spriggs
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J. K. Toole
D. BR. Peeler
D. EB. G. Brooks
Jery Connolly
P. Absent
Montana Ore Purchasing CO
Heinze, Macginnis
Douglars Pow
Europe
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Jamaica
Belgium
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South Africa
Pretoria
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Mawes
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