Frank Sets A New Mark In Helena Ballot History
Special to the Inter Mountain Helena January reports a tense legislative session with Frank setting a new mark and cheers from friends predicting another advance next week. Quinn receives compliments as party dynamics unfold. Bills are introduced on tax policy bank regulation and civil codes while impassioned debate continues over gambling and reform bills in a busy Helena scene.
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Prant
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John J. Quinn
Sivas Row
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Tierney
Politiea
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Caria
Ty Meyers
Vicoria
Mahon
Kennedy
Courtney Li
Stanmten
Queen Victoria's Will and Privy Fortunes Revealed
A historic dispatch reports a royal inquiry into Queen Victoria's will and private fortune. It outlines expected heirs, estates like Balmoral and Windsor, and probable shares for Princess Beatrice, the Duke of York, and other royals, with an estimated estate value of fifty to sixty million pounds. The report also covers U S Volunteers in the Philippines and army increase debates in Congress.
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Queen Victoria
Sterday
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Reegard
Petates
Persia
Bean
Tree
Pines
Battenburg
Wight
Osborne
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Victoria
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Molstein
Duke of York
Dare of Cornwall
Prince of Wales
Tate
Donnett Pott
Stan i
Wolk
Albert
Peter Cangent
Royal condolence from King Edward VII to U.S. president
President in Washington receives a royal reply from King Edward VII dated January 24 1901 in Osborne expressing gratitude for sympathy after Queen Victoria s death and noting the shared irreparable loss felt by the nation and the American people.
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Jan
Edward VII
Osborne
White House
German Navy to Mourn Queen's Obsequies by Imperial Request
The Navy Gazette carries a general order from Emperor William expressing sympathy for Britain’s navy. German sailors shall wear mourning bands for a fortnight and ships’ ensign shall fly at half mast until the funeral. The German fleet will observe the same mourning on the queen's funeral day as the British navy.
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William
Great Britain
Praise For The Dead In King’s Message Condolence
London reports both houses received identical royal messages on the death of the queen and expressed condolence. Lords Halsbury and Court Gulley read the message, noting the monarch’s sorrow and the nation’s loss. The king’s address praises the late queen’s sixty four years of devoted reign and service to Britain and its dominions.
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London
Bothhouses
Lord Halsbury
William Court Gulley
Edward Rex
Hovoe of Commons
Tate
Te Beilish Empire
Queen Victoria Funeral Arrangements In Isle of Wight
The body is moved to Ardente chapel by royal yacht guards with limited viewing for those on the queen's visiting list. Notables including the Marquis of Lansdowne and Earl Roberts will view, no public lying in state planned, remains to Portsmouth aboard the Alberta. Crown Prince Frederick William will not attend. Grand Duke of Baden plans to attend.
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Isle of Wirht
Jan
Royal Yacht
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Marquis of Lansdowne
Sary
Marshal Earl Roberts
Wmn
John Hrederik
Portsmouth
Alberta
Frederick William
Germany
England
Hohenzollern
Mark
Grand Duke of
Maden
Praise King Edward and London funeral plans noted
A di World from Vienna states the Edward VII proclamation boosts Austria England ties and British policy will stay steady. London reports royal and diplomatic figures will attend the queen’s funeral with hotels and palaces filling to host them.
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Vienna
Edward VII
Austria
England
Edward VI
Ated
London
Spower bill urged to establish civil government in Philippines
Manila January 25 The executive committee of the federal party petitions the Philippine commission to urge McKinley to pass the Spower bill empowering him to declare insurrection ended and establish civil government. They argue a general government is ripe and will win support from insurrection adherents. Manila chamber of commerce officials also plan to cable McKinley. Secretary Hay says southern ports will remain open.
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Philippine Commission
McKinsey
Congress
Archipelago
Philippines
Spowmer
McKinley
Manila Chamber of Commerce
Hay
Infor
Towne Resolution Calls Philippine Hostilities End
In Washington on January in the Senate Ms Towne offered a resolution urging termination of hostilities in the Philippines on terms recognizing Philippine independence and guaranteeing American interests. The measure was referred to the committee awaiting action next Monday.
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Jan
Senate
Redskins Still Ready for War
Kansas City MO Jan 25 A Muskogee Okla special to the Star says Creeks withhold surrender as two councils meet Bristow and Rush Hill. Marshal Bennett has captured Chief Snake's 17 year old son and will hold him as hostage until the Tidians surrender. Troops from Fort Reno expected, residents arm for emergency as Snake avoids contact.
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Muskogee
J. T
United States
Bennett
Snake
Bristow
Rush Hill
Marshal Bennett
Fort Reno
Eufaula
Chief Snake
Cherokees Gather Near Bufaula As Troops Advance
A special report from J.T. of Kansas City states disaffected Cherokees are assembling at Bufaula Square with insurgent chiefs including Chief Snake. Choctaw insurgents are present as emissaries. Troops from Fort Heng are likely approaching Eufaula by night to arrest Snake and his followers.
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Medan
Bufaula
J.T
Bufaula Square
Snake
Fort Heng
Henrietta
Eufaula
Sealskin Cape in Question in New York Suit
New York businessman C Carlisle former secretary of the treasury under Cleveland is sued for damages by a cab driver who alleges wrongful arrest over a sealskin cape worth 350 dollars. The driver was detained at Tombs prison for weeks after police identified suspect Leake, who was later acquitted. The suit cites Carlisle’s alleged delaying service due to press work on the Puerto Rico case, with future city court action expected.
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C. Carlisle
Hie Treasury
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Carlisle
I Ue Tombs
Portefico
Supreme Court
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Ue Eabman
Gartisle
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Washington
D Street
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Ferry
Pointe Windowt
Cape Leake
Crane
Coving
Cape
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Queen A Victim Of The Boer War
A reporter recalls Mrs General Cornwallis West during Windsor visit after Victoria Cross award ceremony. The queen, tearful and moved, speaks of the fallen and wounded, noting American subscriptions aiding hospital ships for wounded soldiers. The narrative centers on royal concern for Boer War casualties and gratitude to American supporters.
One Troop Ready Amid Urgent Cavalry News
Januha Nebraska dispatch reports a single troop ready as officers issue orders for suppression. Cavalry units and several companies are available in southern districts, with no word yet from Lieutenant Diaen on the situation.
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Fitx Weg Lee
Neaders
Cavaty
Diaen
Severe Snowstorms Hit Glasgow Coast in January Report
Glasgow reports severe snowstorms along the west coast with near by weather. Intermittent grounding near Clyde River observed. January 24 Boston dispatch notes worsened conditions. Local reports indicate widespread travel disruption and cold, stormy weather across Scotland.
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Scotland
Vesela Abe
Aten
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Clyde
Arnold Gets Ten Years for Misappropriation Case
London January 25. At the Old Bailey Julian P. Arnold son of Sir Bde win Arnold was sentenced to ten years penal servitude after being ordered extradited from San Francisco in October last for misappropriating trust funds.
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Old Britey
Julian P. Arnold
Bdewin Arnold
San Francisco
Truet Funda
Lotter Aided Boers Arrests Stir Local Assemblyman
A fragmentary report alleges Lotter aided the Boers and that assemblyman Tove and Dis son face arrest. A charged weapon or item was reportedly found at Lotter’s house amid unclear circumstances.
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Tove
Piteahag
Dy. Qande
Mr. Lotters House
Rothschild Dies in Unexpected Death
Baron Rothschild and a group of associates were reported dead in a startling incident. Details remain unclear, but local authorities are investigating possible causes and connections to recent events in the banking and social circles.
Shanklin Murder Case Highlighted by Confessions
A long report covers the Shanklin murder in Wy and a related Knapp case. It details a gunman’s confession, rival testimonies, and authorities linking two killings to a single suspected killer. Kruger’s eye condition is briefly noted as updated.
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Ward
Martin Sttekel
Pst
Carneliius Kring
Wear
Rael
Shanklin
Cornelis Kaninp
Belelel
Moe
Knapp
Rory Rib
Con Tits
Anii
Samuel Shs
Mhanktin
Tially
Perth
Rheaind Pieri Stickel
Pacoma
Piero
Eise
Adreedlet
Mourder
Milk man kept many Bibles and other items
Fragmented report describes a milkman who hoarded Bibles and various items, with details of thefts across a period and a burglary finding shells and other objects. It also notes a divorce suit involving the Earl of Reslyn and mentions figures tied to South Africa and London Daily Mail.
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Earl
Reslyn
Darien Breit
Francisco Howry
Lode
Greyvenier
Gaulhy Wall
Son
Daughiter
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