Supreme Court upholds parrot mining rights ruling
The Montana Supreme Court affirmed a Silver Bow district court injunction preventing Heinze and Montana Ore Purchasing from removing ore beneath or on the Adventure mining claim owned by Parrot Silver and Copper. The decision limits extralateral vein rights to adjoining claims, placing the underground vein with the Parrot surface ownership. Jury delays noted in Kellogg murder case as Cameron v Wentworth horse title dispute proceeds. Gov Toole signs several senate and house bills.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Mayeh T
District Court of
Silver Bow County
FLA, Heinze
A. P. Heinze
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Adventure
Parrot Siiver and Copper Company
Supreme Court
Dleinges
Parrot Company
Little
Mina
Eros
Oden
Anaconda
District Court
Death for train wreckers in Tamibosch court martials
Cape Town March 11 a court martial sentenced two rebels to death for the Tamibosch train wreck. Others involved received various prison terms as the case was concluded.
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Cape Town
Tamibosch
Dixie Floated After Grounding At Maryland Point
Washington reports the training ship Dixie, grounded for over a week at Maryland Point in the lower Potomac, was successfully floated yesterday morning.
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Washington
Navy Department
Dixie
Maryland_point
Potomac
Join British to Save Homes in South Africa War
General De Wet moves northward at about twenty five miles daily likely to cross eastward rail line. West of Kroonstad now. Small commandos hold southeast Orange River colony areas. garrisons at De Wetsdorp Wepner Smithfield and Rouxville withdrawn. Ex-burghers switch sides urging homes and property defense. 15,000 refugees under British lines seek arms and field permission. potential 2,000 ex-burghers may join British.
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Bioem‘onteth
de Wet
Kroonstadt
Smail
Orange River Colony
de Wetsdorp
Wepner
Smithfield
Rouixville
Great Britain
South Africa
Frankfort
Bloemfontein
British stance risks pledging future empire in Boer talks
New York dispatch cites Tribune London correspondent warning against British generosity in negotiations with the Boers. Cape Colony voices urge the ministry to refuse terms that could be seen as capitulation. In Britain, opinion splits yet the prevailing view favors avoiding pledges about future governance of captured lands.
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New York
London
the Tribune
Lord Kitchener
Gen. Botha
Cape Colony
Great Britain
Golden Beauty to Launch in April
Bristo March 11 At the present rate of progress on the Belmont syndicate cup defender she should be in the water early in April Herreshoff workmen expect to see her maiden plunge in Bristol harbor on Saturday April 8. The big yacht last week saw more work than any similar period since keel casting with platers standing erect on their standing rigging and hydraulic riveting on the open surface speeding the work. The bronze skin covers the slope sides already.
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Bristo
L. T
Herreshoff
Bristol Harbor
Secral
Riots in Manlleu Catalonia Turn Violent
Labor unrest in Manlleu near Barcelona erupts as strikers attack factories. Gendarmes intervene, two killed and several wounded including the mayor. Telegraph lines between the towns cut amid clashes.
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Barcelonia
Manlleu
Catalonia
Frank Brown Found in Honduras in 8 A Piper Venture
A special Cincinnati report from Casha Honduras says Frank Brown the defaulting head of the German National Bank of Newport has been located there. He is working with 8 A Piper of Montana in a joint effort to restore their fortunes through a business venture.
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Cincinnati
Casha
Honduras
Frank Brown
German National Bank of
Newport
Brown
8. A. Piper
Montana
Italians Rioters Destroy Health Building in Orange
A mob of about 400 in Orange New Jersey wrecked a newly built health department facility for smallpox patients after overpowering a heavy police guard early today. The incident follows tensions over vaccination and public health measures.
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Orange
N. J
Miners Refuse Offer for United Mine Workers Meeting
Delegates from the Wyoming Valley will travel to Hazleton for the United Mine Workers convention. Charles J. Thain, district organizer, questions company wage offers as a mere feeler and urges a uniform dead work pay and rock work price. He expects no strike if operators agree to a joint conference to resolve grievances quickly.
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Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers
Hazleton
Charles J. Thain
Wyoming Valley
Carbondale
Delaware & Hudson Company
Thain
Annual Conference Seeks Wage Talks Between Operators and Miners
Scranton March 11 President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers says the 10 percent wage advance offered by coal operators shows friendly sentiment and urges annual conferences between operators and workers to settle wages and maintain jobs. He notes that the region’s miners are now largely enrolled and argues the operators should confer with the union, as in the soft coal region.
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Scranton
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Hazelton
Mitchell
How They Fought For Liberty In Calamba Mandoducats Terror
Manila dispatch reports nine natives on trial for murdering Calamba president Quisimbing to punish allies of Americans. The Mandoducats carried out abductions and killings of Filipinos favoring American rule, burying victims alive over two months and instilling fear. An officer under Gen. Clalles directed operations in Binang, Calamba, and Laguna province. Ringleaders arrested, many held for investigation, arrests halted further abuses.
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Manila
Quisimbing
Calamaba
Ca‘amba
Clalles
Binang
Calamba
Laguna
Divine healer jailed under vagrancy rules in Seattle
Schlatter, posing as a divine healer, was arrested in Seattle today under the vagrancy ordinance. He declares the arrest illegal.
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Seattle
Schlatter
Jury unable to agree in Nation case
Kan March 11 jurors failed to reach a verdict in the Nation case and were discharged. They stood seven to five for conviction before being sent back.
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Kan
Nation
Kinfaurs Castle Goes Ashore Off Neerdies
The British steamer Kinfaurs Castle of the Castle Maid Packet Company bound for Southampton with Cape matty and passengers went ashore off Neerdies. It is being assisted by tugboats as the rescue operation proceeds.
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Southampton
Kinfaurs Castle
Beli Ibs
Castle Maid Packet Company
London
Table Bay
Cane Colony
Polsuary
Cape Matty
Neerdies
Tuga
Blizzard Strikes Nation Causing Stops in Train Service
Marinette Wis March 11 A fierce blizzard swept the northwest yesterday and last night. Wind, snow and sleet created the worst storm in years. Street traffic was blocked and wires demoralized. Communication in some directions was cut off and fishermen at sea faced dangers in the bays.
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Marinette
Wis
Seo
Million Dollar Loss In Tornado Ravages
Dallas dispatch reports Willie Point tornado deaths eight, including Alice Johnson and R. L. Walters as families lose members in the storm. Property damage preliminarily tallied at 175000 in Willie Point and surrounding areas, with broader Mississippi Valley region near sixty towns disrupted and telegraph lines down impeding details. Authorities estimate overall losses near one million dollars and at least twenty lives.
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St. Louis
Mayeh
Globe Democrat
Dallas
Texas
Saya
Willie Point
Alice Johnson
R. L. Walters
J. Williams
Witla Point
van Zandt
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi Valley
Memphis
Destructive sleet disrupts Milwaukee to Chicago rail link
Milwaukee March 11 a severe sleet storm crippled Wisconsin rail traffic. Officials report wires and railroad lines down between Milwaukee and Chicago, leaving communication cut and trains halted. An extensive repair effort will take days with many workers needed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Cutie City
Offelus
Apantos
Chicas
Tornado Ravages Texas and Surrounding Areas
Report from Pine Prairie Texas and New Boston Texas describe a devastating tornado sweeping away Pine Prairie and dismantling New Boston. At Sew Boston damages are estimated at 5 million dollars with many unroofed farmhouses and displaced families. Rail lines and telegraph service were disrupted across a broad 200 mile corridor.
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Toulx
Meporty
Texan
Arkansas
Pine Prairie
Ex. Dehana
Achdown
Ark
Tricken Place
Boston
Texas
New Boston
Lye Wang
Puom Binesom
Bos
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Kansas City Southern
Cloudbursts cause street collapse in Owensburg Kentucky
A Kentucky town reports a severe cloudburst Saturday night that undermined sewer and water lines on Meaty and Davies streets. A large portion of street collapsed, threatening the theater and Anderson's Department Store, with widespread electrical outages and gas service shut off to Main Street.
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Owensburg
Meaty
Davies
Conple Theater
Anderson's
Havoc in plate glass across city damages reach 175000
One of the season's worst windstorms struck Chi Zoe early Sunday, tearing through the city and shattering plate glass. Telegraph and telephone companies faced the heaviest damage as repairs began, with total losses estimated at 175,008 dollars.
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Jeano, Marchtte
Chizo
Go Enerty
Jer
Explosion at Doremus laundry kills and injures in Chicago
At the Doremus laundry in the old Waverly building on West Madison Street a boiler or furnace explosion collapsed the site. Eight corpses were recovered by noon with about 25 injured, many believed to die, and several employees missing. Names include George Pial Frank Haumann Bessie Kinkaba Martha Jacoby Katherine Kelly and an unidentified man. Injured include Mamie Burns Peter Dean and Mrs Fannie Dean. A boy named Wi Dean 10 years old was reported missing in his father’s restaurant nearby. Several laundry workers named Kate Collert Kate Walash Annie Kinkaba and two Gregior girls were reported missing.
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Chicago
Doremus Laundry
Waverly Theater
West Madison Street
Throop
Loomis Streets
George Pial
Frank Haumman
Bessie Kinkaba
Martha Jacoby
Katherine Kelly
Mamie Burns
Peter Dean
Fannie Dean
Wi. Dean
Kate Collert
Kate Walash
Annie Kinkaba
Gregior
Conger’s Vacation Departure From Pekin
A cablegram from Pekin says Minister Conger leaves today for America to begin a sixty day leave upon arrival in San Francisco. Squires remains in charge as special commissioner to coordinate with the Chinese government and other ministers on the Boxer uprising settlement. A large crowd gathered at the station to bid the Congers farewell.
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Washington
State Department
Conger
United States
San Francise
Pekin
America
Squires
Tackhill
Deaths by Freezing Signal Klondike Boom
Victoria BC dispatches from Dawson via Danube report several deaths by freezing and severe December cold with piercing winds. On March 1 Dawson abolished the six district claim limit, allowing staking on every bench river and creek, sparking a mining boom.
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Victoria
B. C
Dawson
Danube
Nome Mnay Hay
Klondike
Chancery Denies Bid to Halt Stock Increase at ASR Co
In Jersey City March the vice chancellor denied the application to make permanent the injunction restraining American Smelting and Refining from increasing capital stock from 65 million to 100.8 million and restraining directors from purchasing the Guggenheim plant in Mexico.
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Jersey City
N. J. March W
Chancery Chambers
Stevens
American Smelting and Refining Company
M Gug- Benhelim Sons
Mexico
Harrison in serious condition unchanged at nine
Tailanapolis Indiana March 11 The doctor announced at 9 o clock that Gen Harrison's condition remains unchanged His temperature is the same as yesterday The prevailing opinion is that Gen Harrison is very ill
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Tailanapolis
Ind
Gen. Harrison
Final speed test trip for battleship Alabama
Final 48 hour speed test trip underway from Pensacola with the battleship Alabama sailing at 9 o'clock this morning.
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Pensacola
Fla
Alabama
Emperor William II Safe After Progress Report
Berlin March 11 Emperor William II is progressing satisfactorily and spent time in his study this morning according to an official bulletin.
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Berlin
William iI
Rebuff by Upper Court on Restraining Order Ruling
The Montana Supreme Court rebukes Judge Clancy's restraining order in the Boston & Montoya case over Adolph Weissoein's operation on Comanene mine port. The court decries delays in showing cause hearings, urges earlier review, and warns against lengthy postponements and bond-less orders while preserving the injunction's limited temporary effect.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Mont
Murchtt
Supreme Court
Boston & Montoya
Clancy
Adolph
Wetzateln
Nig Court
Bar
di Meulé
Brantley
Mibburn
Bat
Pigott Dime Sents
Refusal of the Hay Payne-Aldrich Treaty by Britain
Washington reports that the British government has rejected the Senate amendments to the Hay-Pawney treaty and communicated the reply to Sir Edward Hayes. The document’s details are not public but Britain seeks an international Nicaraguan waterway rather than U S control. The British note declines the amendments and places responsibility on the United States for any further action.
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Washington
Senate
Scoresbury
Hay
United States
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