Taylor Pardons Called To Shield Political Conspirators
Governor Taylor grants pardons to Caleb Powers, John Poora, W. H. Coulton, and others accused in the Goebel assassination case. He accuses Democratic leaders of election manipulation, court bias, and party control undermining justice, justifying clemency to prevent wrongful punishment. Court integrity and minority suppression are central claims, with warnings of revolution if suffrage is denied.
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Louisville
Taylor
Goebel
Caleb Powers
Finley
Tate
Flo
General Assembly
Wm. Goebel
Cincinnal
Cinelanui Enquirer
John Poora
Mili UN
W. H. Coulton
Charles Finley
Setegor State
John W. Davis
Attite House
Groum
Talgen
Dali
Halond Whittiker
Butler County
Eise
Insurance Firms Shut Out in Japan Bid
Oriental advices report 80 foreign insurers barred from general business in Japan, mostly Americans, due to noncompliance with Japanese laws. Officials note strict enforcement and ongoing international telecom links expand into Siberia, China, and Tao-China. Russia reaffirms loan offer to Korea in return for exclusive mining rights amid regional diplomacy.
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Tacoma
Wash
Japan
Korea
Russia
Siberia
China
Tao-China
Attendants At Death Of Joseph W. Lee In New Rochelle
Joseph W. Lee of the New Rochelle farm once owned by Thomas Paine died Saturday night after a prolonged illness. Attendants included two Christian Scientists two regular physicians a Methodist minister and a Roman Catholic clergyman. The cause was Brights disease.
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New York
Joseph W. Lee
New Rochelle
Thomas Paine
Lee
Faiths united to aid dying man on farm
A dying man faced death with little hope until a Christian Scientist on the farm summoned a prominent Christian defense figure and others from Catholic and Methodist circles. As physicians and spiritual leaders gathered, Lee learned he was being prescribed for by many faiths in a bid to save his life.
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Lee
Om Wuuband
Bee
Methodist Church
Destitution in Porto Rico prompts plea for relief rice
From New York March 12 a report by Captain H S Bishop of the Fifth cavalry stationed at Manatee notes worsening destitution in Porto Rico after the hurricane. He warns of hunger as sugar industry shrinks and coffee districts fail to yield, risking outbreaks of illness and death without continued rations. General Davia petitions a second shipment of 200 tons of rice codfish and bacon to follow the 500 tons due March 16.
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New York
Davia
Porto Rico
H. 8, Bishop
Fifth Cavalry
Manatee
Bishop
Davis
Warring Tongs Meet in San Francisco March 12
The Chron icle reports probable gathering of Wah Ting Sin Buey Ying and Suey Sing tongs in San Francisco to negotiate a peace after three deaths in two weeks. Consul general Dong Hung plans to mediate with Sin Supg Ying tong leaders and other tong chiefs.
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San Francisco
the Chronicle
Dong Hung
Sin Supg Yingtong
Revolver tragedy in Chicago as boy wounds mother
Chicago March 12 Richard Essig seven years old while playing with a revolver shot his mother in the stomach. She is at Lakeside hospital where doctors fear the wound may be fatal. The weapon was given by the father who supplied ammunition and cautioned careful handling.
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Chicago
Richard Essig
Rhot Ia
Essig
Lakeside Hospital
Anti Imperialist Talk Boosts Voter Oppose Administration
A Boston message to the Times cites Erving Winslow of the Anti-Imperialists League asserting between 2 and 3 million voters will back anti imperialism as a campaign issue. The piece also notes Rio Grande Western announces three daily through trains from February 25 via Salt Lake City to Chicago and eastern cities with Pullman sleepers and dining cars. C McBride is listed as general agent, ticket office 47 East Broadway Butte.
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New York
the Times
Boston
Erving Winslow
Anti-Imperialista League
Salt Lake
Denver
Rio Grande Western Railway
Great Salt Lake
Chicago
Montana
Missouri River
St. Louis
America
Salt Lake City
Glenwood Springs
Tack Canyon
Royal Gorge
Manitou
Garden of the Gods
Colorado Springs
Scott's Emulsion Advertisement for Delicate Children
A period advertisement urges parents to use Scott's Emulsion to help growing children. It claims the product serves as both food and medicine, making kids taller stronger and healthier while avoiding weakness and pale appearance.
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Scott
Lord Roberts protests white flag misuse amid Driefontein fighting
London reports say Boer defenses at Driefontein were stout as British columns moved to flank. Lord Roberts condemns the white flag abuse, promising action. Casualties listed as 2,418 killed, 8,747 wounded, 1,029 died of disease, 1,548 missing. overall 16,677.
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London
War Office
Driefontein
Abraham
Kraal
Poplar Grove
Bloemfontein
Orange River
Resi
Petrusberg
Lord Roberts
Durban Ag
Pomeroy
Helpmaaker
Methuen
Biggarsberg
Mafeking
Dreifontein
Tucker
Kelly-Kenny
Kruger
Notice of Bowery Mining stockholders meeting 1900
Notice announces Bowery Mining Company stockholders meet in Butte Montana on April 10 1900 at 2 pm to consider increasing capital stock from 10000 shares to 100000 with par value one dollar and to address other business. board of directors and officers sign. Also estate hearing notice for Anna Irvine deceased in Silver Bow County Montana March 1 1900 with Shelby Irvine as administrator and Spokane Falls real estate to be conveyed. interested parties may contest.
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District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Row
Charles Thomas
Richard H. Thomas
Guint Hattie Thomas
Butte
Silver Pen County
Farrell
Rod Mate
Wald Distict Court
Joseph Price
Feice
Bowery Mining CO
CIAS
Mattibon
H. 5
Magraw
River Bar
Anna
Montara
Johny
Bender
Bhelby
Irvine
Totmmber
Cannon
Spokane Falls
Spokane
Washington
Clinton
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Warring Tongs
C. McBride
Hast Broadway
Makeling
Lite
Aarren
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Examining Board of Engineers
George A. Zeller
Ookseller
J. Louis
Butte Inter Mountain
Owsley Block
Inter Mountain
W. Park
P. O
Philadelphia
Philippines
Hicks-Judd Pub. Co
Cal
Moler Barber College
Minneapolis
Minn
W. B. H. Inter Mountain
Alee
W. P
West Park Street
Ruffa
Care Inter Mountain
Wandsworth
Silver Bowl Mill
W. F. John, Son
W. F. John
W. F. Johnson
East Park Street
Brigman
West Broadway
Town House
Southackson
Andress Amy Inter
Mercury Street
Reynolds & McDowell
E. Broadway
Main Street
MecMillan & Floyd
McMilllan & Floyd
Weat Park
Investors' Realty Co
W. Granite
I$800
Tiitle
M. Wade
N. Main
LepaiNe
Jefferson Valley
Galena Street
Plano
Conner OF
Wyaming
Bouth Butte
Sooth Butte
South Butte
Baat
Thompson Investment Co
Baat Broadway
Union Block
W. Mercury
West Copper
Storm Occu
Goldbergs Ticket Office
Ny Main Street
South Main Street
C. x Churchill
West Granite Street
Tis South
W. W. Chapman
Conroy
Morley
Montana Street
Tom
Conroy & Morley
Wyoming
Park Street
Case & Holmes
East Broadway
North
Mia
Alfred
Union Hall
East Mercury
Broadway Millinery
CIGAR
Confederce
Wood
B. Broadway
West
Granite Street
Fast Park Streets
Clark’s
Dakota Street
South Front
McMillan & Floyd
Lexington
West Gazena
Idaho
Soltzite
Galena
South
Portland
Colorado
Arizona Street
Germain
Tallent Block
Corner Park
Red
West Park
Park
Caprice
Sutiin
Best House
Mra EE
Greisar
California Avenue
Clark's Bank
W. Galeva
West Galea
East Quarts
Chattle
Davenport
W. Ranite
A. C. Brigman
Chas. Ll. Smith & Co
C. G. Allen
Batetle Creek
Sutton's
Union Theater
East
Pe & KR Rombauer
Carney & Hand
Kant Broadway
Mazis
Jil West Park Street
W. A. Akers
Reed
Ivory Stable
Beal
H. H. Ae, Clery
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