Three petitions seek restoration of Wellcome to Montana bar
The Montana Supreme Court hears three petitions requesting reinstatement for John B. Wellcome, alleging previous disbarment actions were guided by duty and honor and urging his name be restored to the roll of attorneys. Signers include Walter Cooper, A. J. Davis, H. Mueller, and others from Bozeman, Butte, Great Falls, Virginia City, and Helena. The court took the matter under advisement.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
John B
Montana
Wellcome
John B. Wellcome
Walter Cooper
Bozeman
A. J. Davis
Henry Mueller
H. L. Frank
Eugene Carroll
Fayette Harrington
Butte
W. G. Conrad
Great Falls
William Beallon
G. W. Stapleton
J. K. McDonald
A. J. Campbell
A. J. Shoren
ED. Myers
Hamilton
W. A. Clark
Virginia City
Pemberton
BE. M. Harwood
John F. Forbis
Smith
James Donovan
Calderhead
Janary
Indian Creek Placer Mining and Development Company
Madison County
M. Wilson
Sheridan
C. HW. McLean
Twin Bridges
C. BE. Alvord
W. C. Danke
J. W. Speer
W. H. Barth
Kellogg
Boiling in Temple of Heaven Alleged Chinese Orders
Victoria B C March 6 advices from the steamer Em press of India report documents found at Pekin showing that Chinese issued orders to seize as many foreigners as possible and to take them alive to the temple of heaven for the process of being boiled. Pekin correspondent of the Hong Kong Press supplied the news.
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Victoria
B.C
Empress of India
Pekin
Temple of Heaven
Hong Kong
Preas
Abandon Free Trade Debate Splits Sugar Duty Views
London March 6 James Reid says a sugar tax is protection and seeks a countervailing duty to offset bounties from France Germany and Belgium. He notes shrinking Greenock refineries and argues against letting refining die for a single branch while West Indian influence grows. Times editorial questions doubling taxes and whether government can break free trade principles despite majority.
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London
James Reid
Associated Press
France
Germany
Belgium
Greenock
Mnt
Continent
Times
Italian lemon growers seek impartial lemon comparison
New York March 6 The Journal of Commerce reports the Italian chamber of commerce has formed a special committee with the Fruit Buyers' union to compare Italian Malian lemons with California fruit. The study will measure citric acid, peel essential oil, and keeping qualities to assess relative merits. A special shipment of Malian Trust will be tested against California lemons.
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New York
The
Journal of Commerce
Tatian Chamber of Commerce
Fruit Buyers’ Union
California
Italy
Mallan Trust
Prohibition Convention Rejects Carrie Nation Endorsement
A Michigan dispatch reports the prohibition state convention nearly unanimously refused to endorse Carrie Nation’s saloon smashing campaign in Kansas. Walter Western of Adrian was nominated for supreme court justice, with Joshua Stansfield of Bay City and Archibald Butters of Charlevoix named as regents.
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Chicago
Tribune
Asalamazoo
Mich
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Walter
Western
Adrian
Supreme Court
Joshua Stansfield
Bay City
Archibald Butters
Charlevoix
Queen Wilhelmina Queen’s festivities continue in Amsterdam
March 3 in Amsterdam saw continued state entry festivities for Queen Wilhelmina and the prince consort. A crowd gathered before the palace as a 2000-voice choir serenaded the royal couple. The queen bowed bareheaded in acknowledgment of the acclamations.
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Amsterdam
Wilhelmina
Arrange Their Incomes
A London dispatch to the Tribune says that civil list votes for Queen Alexandra and the Duke and Duchess of York and their children are virtually arranged after talks with the treasury and opposition leaders. A special committee appointment is purely formal.
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New York
the Tribune
London
Queen Alexandra
Duke and Duchess of York
Treasury Office
Wild Scenes in Parliament and a Cuban Murder Trial
New York reports Louis Darrell, ex first sergeant of troop G Seventh U S cavalry, returning from Naples to stand trial in Cuba for the murder and robbery of a fellow soldier. London dispatch describes a violent Irish disruption in the British House of Commons over a £17 million civil services vote and closure to English education, with ten Irish members suspended and police entering the chamber.
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New York
Louis Darrell
U. S. Cavalry
Naples
W. UO. Due Tuy
A. Darrell
Cuba
Lourenzo Masques
South Africa
Cartell
Dupuy
Darrall
Harry Couch
Army
Cavary
Darrell
Jan
Couch
London
House of Commons
Civil Services
Arthur Balfour
Lowther
Balfour
John Redmond
Ditton
Talfour
Gully
Hem
Asquith
He House
Porto Ricans Frozen Up On Homeward Voyage
New York reports Porto Rican troops arriving from Washington on a special train. Major Almy says the trip was pleasurable as soldiers adapted to overcoats for the cold voyage aboard the Sedgwick. They marveled at locomotives, fast trains, and views of the city skyline. One man fell ill during the trip.
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New York
Washington
Sedgwick
Almy
National Capitol
Jersey Qty
Brooklyn Bridge
Eagle Catchers In Toils Of Law
Chicago reports police Captain Madden and two officers captured an American eagle in Washington Park. A Audubon Society director urged action, noting that killing or capturing eagles violates state statutes. The state game commissioner pledged a full investigation and penalties for violators. Estimates for China.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Audubon Society
Madden
Crane
Lavin
Washington Park
Loveday
Bird of Freedom
Audubon
London House of Commons Hit by Last Night’s Turmoil
London March 6 Police mobilized as the House of Commons met at noon to quell possible disturbances. Speaker and MPs clashed over suspensions with claims of improper steps and violence. Redmond pressed privilege while Balfour promised actions to prevent a recurrence before the topic was dropped. Several members named for suspensions were mentioned in dispute.
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London
Communs la Sul
Stephens
Johi Edmond
Viem
Redmond
Balfour
Moana
Svere
Mens
Jordan
McGovern
Donlance
Emancipation Day Unrest in St Petersburg Students Flogged
On the fortieth anniversary of serf emancipation about a thousand students gathered near the Kazan cathedral and Neva prospect to mark the day. Police attacked, beating students and driving them toward the city hall as spectators watched. Many were arrested or fled. 400 students reached the city hall courtyard. Officials warned in advance. 25 delegates were arrested for meeting student affairs. Professor P N Melukoff was detained for participating in a liberal petitioning meeting. Additional arrests noted at Kloff. Karabavitch to be executed March 90 after a ministerial shooting attempt.
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Toen
Kasan Cathedral
Varous
St. Petersburg Higher Educational Intitutions
P. N. Melukoff
Peter the Great
Foreman Encyelopedin
Mberal
Melukoff
Moscow University
Sofia
Kloff
Peter Karpovitch
Karpovitch
Karbavitch
Dorpat Univesity
New Spanish Cabinet Named in Madrid March
The new Spanish cabinet is formed with ministers including Sener Fegasta of affairs, Almodovar of Mnanee, Urziles at war, We at interior, Moroty of marine, Veragita at public works, Villamer at Public Instruction, Romanonex as minister, with justice unallotted.
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Madrid
March
Refeler
Sener Fegasta
Senor Almodovar
Mnanee
Senor Urziles
Bener Moroty
Marine
Tiuke of Veragita
Senor Villamer
Senor Romanonex
Justice
German syndicate offers loan tied to empire taxes
Constantinople March 6 reports a German syndicate offering a 3,000,000 loan to the Porte guaranteed by a 6 percent surtax on empire taxes and a 2 percent surcharge on Inland customs. The loan hinges on future orders for arms and ammunition to German firms.
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Constantinople
Li Siven
Treaties to guide United States trade future
Berlin reports President Mel Kintey's comments stressing the United States should pursue a future guided by treaties, focusing on commercial policy over protection. He calls for the treaty framework to shape future relations, hoping the coming platform avoids shifts in policy.
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Berlin
March
Nethinal Zultines Commentieg
Mel Kintey
Saa
Two Trains Wrecked Near Coatpayille at Noon
Fast-bound passenger train on the Pennsylvania Railroad collided with a freight at High Tower three miles west of Coatpayille at noon. More than a dozen passengers injured. A hospital train has been dispatched to the wreck site.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
High Tower
Coatpayille
Glasgow's Epidemic Strains City Health Officials
Glasgow reports 42 new smallpox cases today marking the worst stretch since the outbreak began. Fourteen patients are admitted to hospitals as authorities struggle to curb transmission and protect vulnerable residents.
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Glasgow
Senate in Extraordinary Session convoked by Roosevelt
The Senate opened an extraordinary session as Vice President Roosevelt entered to order proceedings amid packed galleries. Sen. Morgan urged immediate consideration of his bill on the Nicaragua Canal while debate touched on rules, executive business, and the Clayton-Bulwer treaty with remarks on the Panama canal.
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Senate
Yates
Mlinois
Rowevelt
Alabama
Ah. Pettus
Mr. Platt
Conn
Teller Colvd
Platt
Aps
Hansadton
Foxston
Rome
Wales
Hevayn
Poller
Committee On
Wuelong
Roosevelt
Committee On Rules
Tele
Teller
Me. Morgan
Ala
Ole
Clayton-Bulwer
Morgan
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