Powers Seek Neutral Stance as Russia China Pact Discussed
Officials warn a Russia China agreement could divide Asia and urge restraint. The State Department promotes neutrality, discouraging secret deals and aiming to keep ministerial demands within limits while monitoring the evolving crisis.
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Rockhill
Wushingnim Marek Tne Gevirnsmant
Huwelt
China
Maawehonia
State Department
Bes Ginings
Russia
Hangei
Terere
Pekin
Walted Sites
Uiship
Chink. Sa
Tis
Tail Dow
Mortuary Record For Poly Mary Gorride Poles
Poly Mary Gorride Poles aged years died at the arne with her parents Me and Mysdoba Boe Jesy No Vy. The tanesal will tuted gigi Bare MMNy ad Mh Dewsseh wige ules of dury and Dery Nei. Funeral notice states viewing at 2 o clock at View M EB church.
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Poly Mary Gorride
Arne
Gigi
Ules
Dury
Clorrett
Sudden Death Clouding Legislature Signature Controversy
Sper Corbett's death creates legal uncertainty as lawmakers debate if Speaker pro tem Baker can sign the house journal. Officials from Helena return after doctors block signature, while grocers threaten to challenge the irrigation bill as a nullity.
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George M. Hays
J. H. Caldirhead
Heena
James W. Forbis
Corbett
Baker
Hulie
A Bronx Monkey at the Grand in Hoyt’s comedy
Hoyt presents A Bronx Monkey at the Grand with performances tonight Friday and Saturday. Star Mazie Trumbull as Baggage leads a soubrettish cast noted for attractive features and pretty girls. Critics praise the company. three evenings promised for theatergoers. Also ads for Union Hall block property for sale or lease and the Royal Employment Agency offering help.
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Hoyt
Mazie Trumbull
Union Hall
East Mercury
Butte
Ghost editors spark town talk and mining names swirl
Rumors about a ghost editor at a local paper stir Butte chatter as two editors from the Standard and the Miner are cited. The piece riffs on speculation, invites laughter at fanciful origins, and names several local figures connected to mining and civic life. Senator J. M. Conrew of Livingston is noted at the McDermott.
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Ervile
Rapida Ting
The
Standard
Miner
Lwo
Migehausen
Ananies
Galfery
Burkige
Reese
J. M. Conrew
Livingston
McDermott
Recent hotel arrivals list given in Montana text
A long list details guests staying at various hotels, naming individuals and their home cities such as J. E. Tommerson from New York and W. Phillips from Helena, along with many others in multiple states. The entry documents the flow of visitors through regional lodging.
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The
Butte
J. E. Tommerson
New York
Portland
K. Maynard
Chicago
W. E. Phillips
Helena
J. Cohn
San Francisco
W. P. Almys
Deus FL Baker
Ogden
Frederick C. Loofhouren
Salt Lake City
C. A. Magrath
Lethbridge
H. A. Bond
Dillon
J. A
Special meeting of Royal Arcanum in Worlock
Notice orders a special meeting of city members at the law office of Charles R. Leonard in Worlock at 9 a m Friday March 15 1901 Urgent and important Ernest A Hardcastle Regent G A R Encampment as stated in the Inter Mountain several weeks ago the encampment of the
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Royal Arcanum
Charles R. Leonard
Worlock A. m
Ernest A. Hardcastle
Inter Mountain
Montana Department Session Set for Butte in April
uy. A. R. department of Montana will hold its session in Butte on April 17 and 18 at Good Templar's hall. Committee on credentials includes Alimany, J. B. Scott, and J. N. Beebe. Round trip fares and reduced hotel rates have been arranged for attendees.
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Uy. A. R
Department of Montana
Butte
Seasion
Good Templar
Mrs Leonard Seeks Legal Separation After Alleged Abuse
Mary Leonard sues for divorce from whn Leonard, alleging brutal treatment since 1944. She cites February 28 shooting, March 9 blunt blows, and threats to kill, with ongoing drunkenness and abuse. She seeks temporary alimony and a share of property to support herself and two children, while noting Leonard earns 2.50 daily and owns about 1000 dollars in property.
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Mary Leonard
Leonard
Uinghampton
N. Y
Parens
Chidren
Elaney
Perry On Trial For Receiving Stolen Cigars In Montana City
William Perry stands trial in Judge Caney court on a charge of receiving stolen property. Prosecution shows Henry West had his store robbed of cigars on Dec 7 and the cigars appeared with Watson, Read, Walter, and Petty. Walters pleaded guilty and faces penitentiary time. Perry and others deny guilt as witnesses recount the alleged sale of cigars at local saloons and the Six Mile house. The case was in progress at 4 pm with likely verdict expected that evening.
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Wiliam Perry
James Read
Fred Walter
Watters
Pers
Ryan
Tattle
Pery
Walters
Petty
Six Mile House
Hickey
Montana Street
Michigan
Efemlant
Courtney Estate Petition Seeks Probate of Late Thomas Courtney
Dennis Courtney petitions the district court for probate of the will of Thomas F Courtney who died in Helena on the fourth. The will dated March 4 names Dennis as executor and several Courtney relatives as devisees and heirs. The estate valued at 36000 with groceries stock worth 20000 and insurance policies of 2500 and 5000. The petition will be heard on the 30th.
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Dennis Courtney
Thomas F. Courtney
Helena
Thomas Kilgallan
Patrick Courtney
Dennis C. Courtney
Eliza Courtney
Mary Ann Whitty
John V. Day
Johnstown
Dan Courtney
Alleghany
Bridget Day
ST East Park Street
Thomas 8. Kilgallan
William H. Lockhart
Personal notes of Merdiman and Gray depart for Twin Bridges
M Mer diman general agent of Northern Pacific and E A Gray commercial agent for Chicago and Northwestern left for Twin Bridges today. Mrs Bradford started for Rat drum Idaho to bring a patient from the asylum there.
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M. Merdiman
Northern Pacific
E. A. Gray
Helena
Chicago & Northwestern
Twin Bridges
F. Bradford
Rat Drum
Idaho
Thomas Boyle Denies Police Judge Candidacy Claim
Local briefs report city jailer Thomas Boyle denying being a candidate for police judge amid a morning paper's note. A Cranite street Chinese laundry fire at 1 30 damaged two rooms and a basement, with customer clothing lost and losses pegged between 200 and 4 hundred dollars. Chief Banger suspects arson by one of the Chinamen.
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Thomas Boyle
Sullivan
Cranite
Arizona
Ohio
Banger
Ole
Financial and Commercial Review of New York Stock Exchange
The report notes gains at the opening with steel stocks heavy and General Electric down. Railroads and industrials moved up with renewed demand for minor properties. St Paul rose strongly but later trimmed gains. some railroads weakened. Consolidated Gas and Kansas and Texas rose, while St Paul’s dividend move was largely discounted. Coalers gained, Amalgamated Copper topped 102, and bears pressed Rock Island late. Money markets steady. sterling firm. government bonds strong. In St Louis wool remained weak. Kansas City cattle and sheep markets mixed with steady to easy tone.
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New York
Muntch
Rade
Uist
General Electric
Consolidated Gas
People’s Gas
Kansas
Texas
St. Paul
Chicago
Indianapolis
Loulaville
Eviesceatt Preferred
Manhattan
American
Great Northern
Bears
Rock Island
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market report for March 14 shows cable receipts at 7.50 with steady to firm tone. Steers bring up to 492 at 6.00. cows and calves mixed. sheep and lambs strong with good to choice ewes and western lambs selling higher. Figures listed include various categories and price ranges across steers, cows, calves, and lambs.
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Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Helfers
Dulles
Ca Sea
Tevas
Chicago Wheat and Corn Futures Open and Rally
Chicago March 14 May wheat opened firm, rallied, then broke with quotes in March and May contracts. Corn March 39 1/4 cents, May 1 cent. Date futures and lard prices listed with multiple month quotes including May and July contracts.
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Chicago
Missoula News Builds Million Dollar Season Plan
Missoula announces a touring mill project with at least 100000 dollars in capital from W A Clark. Minneapolis builders James Pye plan a 100 barrel mill with a 100000 bushel elevator, contractor let to Minneapolis firm, construction to start soon and mill ready for this year's crop. Expected city prosperity from nearly half million dollars in new business and other improvements. The report also notes a custody suit, a Dillon marriage in 1396, and quarantine lift at East Main lodging house with four youths detained during quarantine.
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Missoula
W. A. Clark
James Pye
Minneapolis
H. W. McLaughlin
Clark
Montana
Ita
Ithe Eliy Js
Jury Reverses Verdict in Shapard vs Bakker Case
A district court jury before Judge Webster reversed a prior verdict and awarded Harry L. Shapard one dollar in his appeal from a December term judgment against him in favor of Jacobus Bakker for architect services. The defendant argued the plans were contingent and failed to meet contract terms.
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Webster
Harry L. Shapard
Jacobus Bakker
Shapard
Missoula Briefs From City Scene And Court News
Misoula brief items report Frank Nelson a Potomac rancher visiting the city, A L Demers a St Ignatius merchant and several locals in Mis soula. Milnese Commissioner BF Hathaway investigates local Celestials affairs. W Trudeau of Woodman meets bathers arriving from Idaho. David R Maclay sues Northern Pacific for 50 over a cow killed by the Bitter Root train. John Maguire plans to return to Missoula after St Patrick's day. Co F Malloch sues for 50 rent of a South Missoula building used for school. John Hanratty reports logging halted by soft roads. Registry Agent Samuel Bellew busy at his office. Voter registration runs to March 23 for city election. A H Hartley books Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Empire on Saturday. Much of district court time covers the Zellner divorce case revealing domestic strife.
Had to Eat Their Dogs Home Prospectors Find No Gold
Victoria B C March 14 report from Nome District says J Densmore returned to Nome from Kuskowit with details of a party that ran short of provisions and ate three dogs after prospecting the country but failing to find gold. En route Beth and McKay found a nude man frozen to death in a sleeping bunk near Teller City. authorities were notified. Stampedes spread from Nome to American Creek Kongrak Nor ton Sound where rich strikes were reported. Presidential election news had not reached Nome by December 10.
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Victoria
B.C
Orther
Cape Nome
Heroad
J. Densmore
Nome
Kuskowit
Barty
Y. c. E. Beth
J. McKay
Teller City
Fighting in Colon Paralyzes Trade Amid Rebels
Kingston reports March 14 that the British steamer Texan, from Liverpool via Colon, says trade is totally paralyzed in Colon due to rebel activity nearby. Fighting flares in multiple quarters with no major outcomes yet.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Texan
Liverpool
Colon
Record Jump Marks by Fred D Green at Clermont Carnival
New York skater Fred D Green sets new marks at the Clermont rink face carnival lowering his standing high jump by 14 inches and achieving an 18 feet broad jump on skates.
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New York
Tfred D. Greener
Clermont Rink
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Empire Theater
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Mayes & Marsh
Eclipse
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Mont
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