Daily Meetings to canvass situation and loot
Report from the foreign ministers committee notes daily ministerial meetings to discuss canvassing the situation and loot. It cites opposition to additional tariffs, consideration of minor officials for treason, and plans to present to Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang.
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Tlulsters
Yirly Towers
Prince Ching
Li Hung Chang
Ure
Movlhill
Indreyahy
Prine - Ching
Hung Chang
Yeung
Farmers Advancing Telegraph Work Across Coasts
Secvlar Wilson of the agricultural department pushes wire telegraph experiments along the Virginia and North Carolina coasts. Under Wilson and Prof. Willis L. Moore, work advances with 10 stations equipped with cylinders and valves. Cape Henry station will extend the network to 127 miles, replacing the current government line. Washington.
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Howe Py
Anderas
Cape Henry
Washington
Honors for Magee Interred in Allegheny Cemetery
Pittsburg March 12 State Senator Christopher Lyman Magee who died in Harrisburg last Friday was laid to rest at Allegheny Cemetery this afternoon. Governor Stone and top officials joined the Senate in paying respects as a large crowd filled the church. Trolleys paused and work stopped citywide for two minutes as the honor marked the deceased lawmaker.
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Pittsburg
Christnpher Lyman Magee
Harrisburg
Allegheny
W. A. Stone
Elate Senate
Arion Company
Senat
Important surrender in Luzon amid Civil War actions
Manta March 12 Captain Gullick of the Forty-seventh Volunteer Infantry received the surrender of Insurgent Major Pulay with forty nine officers and 340 men at Gubat Luzon. Lieutenant Wats of the 43rd Volunteer Infantry killed five insurgents and destroyed fifteen of the enemy's bungalows near Bato Camarines. The transport Rg un will sail March 14 for Taku China to take on board American remains. From Taku the Egbert goes to Seattle. February Philippine customs receipts totaled 750000 dollars.
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Manta
Gullick
Forty-seventh Volunteer Infantry
Pulay
Gubaty
Luzon
Wats
43Rd Volunteer Infantry
Hannet of Bato
Camarines Provinces
United States Qirmy
Rgun
Taku
China
Egbert
Seattle
Philippine Customs
Incorporation Papers Out For Great St Louis Exposition
The Louisville purchase exposition company moves toward incorporation. William H. Thompson, finance chair, issues a call for ten percent stock payment to be collected starting Monday at the National Bank of Commerce.
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Louis
Wm. H. Thompson
National Bank of Commerce
Incorporation Papers to Lead to City Meeting
The incomplete papers of Incorporation will be led with the secretary of state at Jefferson City. A stockholders meeting will follow, directors elected, and permanent organization effected. The selection of a site and construction of the World's fair will commence at once.
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Jefer~ton City
Troops In Good Health In Philippine Camp
Washington March report from Vice Admiral Sternberg to the surgeon general notes Manila camp strength at 7.4. The Manila hospitals report several cases of fever dysentery and other illnesses. There were six deaths among troops in the month ending January 15. Colonel Green discusses the situation and health measures.
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Washington
Mareh Oral Sternberg
Cone
Posard
Toepore
Manila
United Mine Workers Convention Opens Amid Serious Conditions
In Waalien Pa on March 12 President Mitchell convened 300 delegates from about one mine workers as credentials and organizations committees were named. Mitchell urged action saying the conditions are too serious for words to describe the state of affairs.
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Waalien
Ahtehell
United Mine Workers
Thepera House
Oteloekte
Mitchell
Tie
Foreign affairs push for further action on treaty
A foreign office note indicates Britain invites more U S proposals on the Turcer action and the Senate amendments to the Sy-Paraeetate treaty. Washington expects further negotiations and a satisfactory conclusion, while Britain shows no desire to drop the matter, signaling ongoing diplomatic effort.
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Great Britain
Senate
Great Briclin
United States
Foreign Office
Washington
Beitah
Mrs Allen Goes Free After Murder Trial Turn
Wanansiy Missouri reports Mrs. Allen was acquitted of instigating the murder of her husband John H. Allen. Testimony included Harris a compelled witness who claimed he shot John Allen and that Mrs. Allen and he had conspired. Harris disappeared from the stand, then recused.
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Wanansiy
Burlington
Kanossanya
Alten
Jon H. Alles
Harris
Tooen
John Allen
Mra. Allen
Wax
County Attorney Seeks Huria Testimony for Case Verdict
After failed attempts to get a statement from Huria, the county attorney said the state could not act without her testimony. Judge Graven instructed the jury to return a verdict of not guilty. There was no demonstratio n when the verdict was read. Mrs Ajilon cried. Harris has pleaded not guilty to the charge and to being tried.
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Hurria
Graven
Harrison Bulletin Updates Condition and Forecasting Changes
Latest Harrison bulletin reports no change in General Harrison's condition since the last update. He remains stable with slight loss of strength. In Washington, Secretary Wilken authorized Prof. Moore to create three new forecasting divisions under the weather bureau. One division will be on the Central Mountain plateau with headquarters in Denver, appointing Frederick H. Bandenburgh of Denver as forecaster.
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Harrison
Washington
Wilken
Prof. Moore
Denver
Frederick HH. Bandenbuirg
Erin
Butte News Died at Ogden John Hogan Identified
Butte officials received a telegram from Ogden police seeking information on John Hogan who died in Ogden this morning. Hogan, possibly a former Butte resident, had a Silver Bow county road tax receipt in his possession. County Clerk and Recorder John Westot of Butte says he did not know Hogan, but believes locals may recognize him. The exchange notes a road tax receipt No. 0.300 and asks others with knowledge to come forward.
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John Westot
Vierk and
John Coushisk
Ogden
John Hogan
Miornia
Silver Bow Countty Road
Weston
Hogan
Clk Asd
Butts
Montana
Doctor Bill Across Harney Trial Linked to Cash Suit
A suit brought by Dr HM Hanson against Frank Cash seeks $150 for professional services to Cash’s wife. The defendant contests, claiming the physician guaranteed a cure and accepted no payment. The patient died the day after services were rendered.
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Harney
HM. H. Hanson
Frank Cash
Personal items and travel notices in Butte society
Mrs. SD B Schultz and daughter who have been visiting in Butte leave for Whitewater Wisconsin tonight. S Muretson will depart for St Paul this evening. Mrs. Jane Brien and Mrs. J B Sorien left for Pawtucket Rhode Island last night. A daughter was born yesterday to George Lapp chief of the fre depart ment of the Anaconda company. The Hotel and Boarding House association meets every Wednesday evening at 43 East Park street at 8:20. J Robin secretary and treasurer Clarence hotel.
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St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Jne Brien
J. B. Sorien
Pawtucket
R. 1
George Lapp
Fre
Anaconda Company
Hotel and Boarding House Association
East Park Street
J. Pobin
Clarence Hotel
Bozeman News Prays for Change and Community Happenings
In Bozeman Montana on March 2, the paper reports demand for weather improvement, court adjourned sessions, and a busy docket. Fourteen deeds transferred, with buyers investing for home use. Modern Woodmen invite Livingston area brethren for a social in Livingston on the 21st, following a recent visit by Bozeman Woodmen. Local crime and court activity slow due to muddy roads. Miss Alma Harkins returns to duties after family bereavement.
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Tozemén
Livingston
Clyde Park
Fridley
Bozeman
Market roundup across rails stocks and commodities in New York
The report shows fractional gains at opening with demand for railroad stocks like Missouri Pacific and Great Northern. Smelting and tobacco shares rise while Burlington dips. overall trading slows into afternoon with profit taking. Sugar and copper fall, Iowa Central lists and San Francisco shares rise. closes show irregular activity and mixed results across metals, grains, and livestock markets in several cities.
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Miasouri Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington
Tobacco
Buriington
Smongly Agaliy
Adame Express
American Express
United States Express
Iowa Central
San Francisco
Missoula News Wrong Verdict Shocks Local Court
In Missoula a dramatic district court session entertained spectators as jurors delivered a mistaken verdict in a malicious mischief case against Henry Gramm. The foreman used a verdict form from a prior case, declaring Wolf Manheim guilty, prompting laughter before correction.
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Mirsoula
Manheim
Victim of dynamite buried after Lothrop dam work
The remains of James Dugan, a lumberman killed by a dynamite blast at the Western Lumber site near the Lothrop dam, were buried yesterday. The Lothrop Lumbermen's union led the funeral procession, Dugan was respected by fellow workers, and a Great Northern engineer relative reportedly did not respond to a telegram. The political scene in Missoula shifts to mayoral candidates with Sid J. Coffey favored for the Democrats and Hon. Joseph M. Dixon named by Republicans as the likely nominee if he accepts.
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Lothrop
Western Lumber Company
Mayes & Marsh
Lothrop Lumbermen’s Union
Great Falta
Union
Missoula
Sid J. Coffey
Coffey
Ylew
Joseph M. Dixon
Dixon
Missoula Briefs Mention Local Travel and Visits
George FE Harris is at Helena on a business trip. S B Calkins of Stevensville passed through the city yesterday en route for Butte. Dudge Welling Napton and John J McGuinness were visitors in the city yesterday from Anaconda.
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George FE. Harris
Helena
S. B. Calkins
Stevensville
Butte
Dudge Welling Napton
John J. McGuinness
Anaconda
Florence
Great Postal Gains in February Receipts Rise
Washington March 12 The official statement of gross postal receipts for February shows New York up 1.3 percent and Chicago up 20 percent among the 50 largest post offices. Dayton, Ohio records the largest increase at 8.7 percent while Syracuse, N Y shows the only decline at 4.7 percent.
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Gros
New York
Chicago
Dayton
Ohio
Byracuse
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