LIE PASSED IN CONGRESS OVER INDIAN MINERAL LANDS
Washington January 29 congress debates a claim that a mining clause in an 1900 Indian lands act would let white settlers seize lands without compensation. Sparks fly as Stephens of Texas and Flynn of Oklahoma accuse each other of surreptitious insertions. The incident ends without disruption, then focus shifts to committee actions on a conference report and an agricultural bill totaling $4,173,000, up $357,500 from the current year.
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Wadsworth
Agrcultural Committee
Eit Wato
Pexas House
Conciliate the Dutch. Solomon named legal adviser in Transvaal
Cape Town reports Solomon, the late Lehreiner ministry’s attorney general, appointed legal adviser to the Transvaal colony administration. The despatch says this honors the imperial effort to conciliate the Dutch. Boers reportedly will not seek diplomatic steps now, but will keep fighting until South Africa’s general situation favors success.
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Lehreiner
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South Africa
Bitter Irish arraignment at United Irish meetings
New York January 2 at the monthly United Irish American societies gathering 68 groups passed resolutions condemning Queen Victoria's reign. They accuse Britain of depopulating Ireland, stifling industry, and driving four million Irish people into exile while labeling English rule as cruel and murderous. The statement denounces imperial policy and demands justice for Ireland.
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Irish Sports at the Exposition
New York reports the Pan American exposition will showcase athletics in a grand stadium over six months with delegates from major American cities. The six day program features running events, weight throws, Irish dance competitions, hurling, football, and various jumping events, culminating in a medley footrace and hammer throw.
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Consul Hay Coming Home From Pretoria Post
Cape Town January 28 Adelbert Hay United States consul at Pretoria Tuetoria sails for the United States after obtaining state department permission He will likely not return to South Africa and William D Gordon of Illinois becomes consul at Pretoria to succeed him.
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Neelys Bond Contested in New York Suit
A Baltimore Times dispatch reports Fidelity and Deposit Co of Baltimore sent to New York to consult about Charles F L Neely’s $20,000 bond and Exies G Rathbone’s $10,000 bond. The firm may contest paying claims, asserting Neely’s guilt unproven and noting potential nonpayment clause if employer known of irregularities earlier.
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Neely
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George B. Burton
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Mathbone
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Armor Price Expectation Shapes Battleship Armor Policy
Washington expects Europe to demand armor from U S manufacturers at the same price as Carneale and Bethlehem supply it. Current costs run 54 a ton for Kepp armor and 11 for Harveyized. Great Britain France Germany Russia and Italy pay over 50 a ton and Japan over 70. No price limit is set in the house for armor for battleships and armored cruisers, and Secretary Longs arrangement with the armor firms seems acceptable to Congress.
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Eagle Eyes On The Bond In Montana Ore Case
Special to Inter Mountain Helena Jan 2 The Montana Ore Purchasing company seeks leave to add new sureties to restore a bond after Heinze MacGinnis and Clifford were found insufficient The court orders the marshal to pay the original bond and plans to have additional signers in Butte A state association of county assessors met to adjust rates for stock and personal property statewide with nineteen of twenty four assessors in attendance.
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Supreme Court
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Toole & Hach
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
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Butte
State Association of County Assessors
Still No Election Vote Totals In Salem
Salem Oregon January 2 The vote for senator today showed Cornett 2 percent Smith democratic 26 Moore 2 Hep ann McTiride 3 Pulten Moore 2 Lowell 7 Williams 4 with 1 percent not voting As results remain unsettled the field narrows while partial tallies reflect a fragmented race.
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Royal funeral preparations crowd London as king’s order
Crowds gather for royal ceremonies with King Edward presiding as Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark and other dignitaries join statesmen and princes. The coffin arrives, rehearsals proceed, and London braces for a solemn service with royal households, gun carriages, banners, and official processions.
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Prize fighting a nuisance in Cincinnati court
In January the suit to enjoin the Jeffries Rublin prize fight was filed in the common pleas court. An injunction hearing was set for later to determine if the proposed bout should be sanctioned. The case centers on whether the event would be a public nuisance in Cincinnati.
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League ends brief session with Players' Protective Association
The reformed American Baseball league wrapped up a short meeting in Chicago on January Y. The session adjourned by President Ban Johnson until March. A formal decision recognized the Players' Protective Association and its aims, ratifying last night's informal action.
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Tolstoi Seriously Ill in St. Petersburg
In St. Petersburg on January 29 Count Polatot ja is reported to be again seriously ill, with authorities noting no change in his condition and no outward improvement across medical evaluations.
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Indian scare mostly hoax in early 1900s report
Washington dispatch quotes Brigadier General Fitzhugh Lee on Indian troubles in Missouri department. No violence or panic reported at Hutchenville and Buffaloes area. Crazy Snake executed by authorities after arrest. troops tasked with protecting paths and preventing disturbances. reports indicate minimal threat as of Jan 28.
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Pepatty Johnson
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Tex
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Hbigadier Renerat
Recommend Payment Pending Island Claim Report
Fragmentary wartime item notes delays and proposals connected with payments and claims regarding occupied islands and military losses. The text mentions President, January, and various coded terms, suggesting a contested financial arrangement tied to a Philippines theater event.
Substantial Debate on Appropriation Bill in Washington
Fragmentary report shows Mr Turner and Mr Frye clashing as the House debates the appropriation bill and related measures. Dialogue references ship subsidies, committee actions, and procedural moves amid a tense session on fiscal topics.
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Washington Senate Faces Busy Week With Court Opinions
Washington January 28 reports say the Senate agenda includes Supreme Court opinions due Friday and a Dulin appropriation hearing. The week features anticipated votes in the Kansas and South Dakota delegation and remarks by President realify on monetary concerns as transit talks unfold.
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Dan
Btater Supreme Court
Annie A Teres
Cs Week
Berlin Bank Collapse Prompts Shareholder Concerns
A distorted report notes turmoil at a Berlin bank amid shareholder worry over liquidity and leadership. Names appear garbled but indicate a boardroom crisis with possible resignations and inquiries into financial stability.
Kerr Gets Fifteen Years In Death Case Ruling
Righteous verdict rendered against Kerr with fifteen year sentence while associates faced various sentences. Courtroom crowd and jurists filled with tension as McAlister Campbell and others received punishment. The judge emphasized reform and the severity of the crime, ordering imprisonment at Trenton State Prison with hard labor.
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Faulty Colonial Surveyors Question Measurements
The Herald reports doubts about colonial surveyors accuracy after lost items and misdrawn surveys. Experts will assess magneto needs and instrument reliability. Questions linger over what was included in the event and whether royal survey records were properly checked.
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Royal Survey
Municipal reform movement forms committee to review nominees
A movement led by Beangott aims to unite Catholic Episcopal and German churches to create a permanent council. A representative meeting will decide on party nominees for the spring election, maintaining a nonpartisan, independent stance with no affiliation or purchases.
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