Bribery charge split as McCune case goes to vote
Utah legislative investigating committee issues no majority finding on McCune bribery charge. Majority report rejects sustained bribery claim, while minority highlights failed proof and cites related cases involving Sloan Neteker Ivins Jick and Lapish. The panel notes improper steps and a $5295 five month newspaper contract tied to McCune, adjourns to continue debate.
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Salt Lake
Uiah
Ty Benatom Waltney
Stewart
Manavid
Soreyse
Senate
A.W. McCune
Sloan-Neteker
R. W. Sloan
Renater W. G. Neteker
Meruie
Jackson
Lowny
Jesus
Cate Woring Senatorill Compaleis
Hood
A.W
Albert A. Law
Hose of Representacives
Win
Una
Brown
Henalf
A.W. MeCune
Nebeker
A. Wy
Tapien
Lapel
A. W. McCune
McCune
United States
Lapish Ty
Sortady Couthaer
C. Chambers
Chambers
McCuny
King
Notker
Rideout
Cannon
Rutherland
McKinley Rejects Provisional Army Plan 35000 Volunteers
Chicago dispatch reports President McKinley will not use the army bill authority to form a provisional army of 35,000 volunteers. After War Department consultation, the president favors the current favorable outlook and defers the plan.
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Chicago
Times-Herald
Washington
McKinley
War Department
Plan to reduce forces after Cuba and Philippines end
The article outlines a program to finish the Philippine Insurrection quickly and wind down volunteers in Cuba and the Philippines. It states a 65,000 man regular army until July 4, 1901 and expedited volunteer withdrawals. It notes appointing general and staff officers for 65,000 and potential enlistment of 35,000 more if needed.
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Cuba
Philippines
Confederate Women Protest Graves Care Policy in Savannah
Savannah March 7 The Daughters of the Confederacy original chapter adopts strong resolutions protesting President McKinley’s suggestion on federal care of Confederate graves. They insist only reverent hands should lay memorials and that the sacred duty remain with Southern women through generations.
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Savannah
Daughters of the Confederacy
McKinley
South
German Americans oppose alliance in mass meeting
A large German American coalition in Chicago plans a mass meeting to protest an alliance between the United States and England or any power. Delegates from over 100 German clubs and societies totaling about 50 000 members attended Jungs hall but no committee was named. Speakers argued Germany is not hostile to the country and urged unity to discourage foreign entanglements. Irish-American figures like John Flanerty Judges Gibbons and Dunne attended as supporters.
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Chicago
United States
England
Turner
Jungs Hall
Gemany
Bogland
Germany
John ¥. Flanerty
Gibbons
Dunne
Finnerty
Abner M Kinley Visits Cuba on Mission to Assess Egypt
Abner McKinley travels to Cuba amid reports he carries dual aims of politics and business. Officials say he will study Cuban sentiment toward the U.S. administration, protect an associated company, and review a railroad project. Generals Humphreys and Ludlow hosted him in Mariel during the visit.
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New York
Heratd
Yavana Siga
Rotel
Thooke
Hei Weyler
Abner McKinley
Cuba
Prealesit
Humphreys
Mariel
Tater
Ludlow
Bishop Warren III in Argentine suffers appendicitis
A Chicago dispatch reports Bishop Henry W. Warren, a leading Episcopal church figure, ill with appendicitis after an operation March 1 and resting. At 68, his condition is considered serious though no further news has been released. He had traveled to South America to attend Methodist Episcopal church conferences.
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Chicago
Times-Herald
New York
Henry W. Warren
Episcopal Church
Warren
United States
Methodist Episcopal
South America
Woolen combine aims to curb domestic production
The American Woolen Company with about 50 million dollars in capital forms to regulate woolen manufacture in the United States. Large mills will join, forcing smaller firms to conform. Main goal is to limit domestic output to market demand, potentially halting some mills on half time and reducing pay for thousands of workers. Authorities weigh incorporation details and potential selling arrangements as banks and trust interests back the venture.
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New York
the Tribune
American Woolen Company
Frederick Ynt Lowell
Mars
Washington Hills
Lawrenor
William Ab Wood
Gal D. Juilliard
Julliard
Hal
Cruenuly ‘Trust Company
Mutun
Life
Kidder, Peabody & Oy
Ny 1
Ginane
New Flour Carload Delivers Superior Bread Quality
To satisfy the stomach, we must have good flour. A carload of four has just arrived made for our store and will beat all flours on the market. Regularly priced at 1.25 per sack, it will be sold at 1.15 per sack for the rest of this month starting Thursday morning. One trial will prove the claim.
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J. Chauvin
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Butte
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East Broadway
Utah
Mr. McCune
Abner M’kinley
Warren III
Argentine
Kallors
Brattle
Wash
John Whe Atrom
Arigona
Hong Kong
Miree
Arizona
San Filisco
George Foren
Charles Turner
Jack Kahn
Manila
IS A Wool Combine
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Victoria
B.C
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Klondike
Atlin
Ruprecht
Hamburg
Maybach
Prolla
North Main
Dr. Wix
Utah Cash Grocery
Main Street
Isaus
the Dominion Company
Dept. E
Moler Barber College
Minneapolis, Minn
Rex Manufacturing Company
Chartres Street
New Orleans
Wantud
Singer Office
West Quartz Street
Admiral Dewey
Republic District
Johnson, Reid & Kennedy
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Wyoming
Silver Bow Block
Jackson& Elspass
West Granite
West Park Street
North Main Street
J. G. Baily
Lima
Mont. c. M
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Utah Avenue
Inter Mountain
Arizona Street
Montana Street
Titah Avenue
Pornwell Hut
Hopkins Street
Arizona and
Mercury Streets
Wallace
West Granite Street
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Pasmore
Studio 103
Granite Street
Cottagsh
Bath
H. J. Blume
W. Park
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West Copper
South Butte
Louth
East Park
Chas. L. Smith
Mme, Guy
Dakota Street
Rombauba
Assater
Sama
Lenox
Inter Mountain Office
Hewett-Sialey CO
Hayden, Stone & Co
Boston
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Mont
I. Wiley Bontrager & Co
Owsley
District Court OF the United States
District of Montana
Court of Bankruptcy
Quin M. Crowley
Steve M. Holland
Crowley & Holland
Joseph J. Oppenheimer
Davidson Grocery Co
Royal Milling Co
Hirsch & Go
Quinn. Crowley
Steve M
Montana
Steve M. Holand
Helena
Silver Bow
Hiram Knowles
Helen
Geo. W. Sproule
Benjamin Armstrong
Divide Creek
Silver Bow County
Tacoma
Pag
Goodwin
Golden Belt
Meico
Pat Kirley
James Kirley
Frank Kirley
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