Toole vetoes bank tax exemption amid license push
Special to the Inter Mountain from Helena Montana Gov Toole vetoed senate bill 47 exempting state banks from paying licenses and argued private and state banks face unfair competition from national banks. He upheld other measures including gambling law revisions and health and meat inspections, while noting prosecutions may curb gambling. He also addressed court rulings on school bond elections and reported local crimes and a deputy appointment amid a dispute with an aide.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Mont
Gov. Toole
Uhac
Heath
Supreme Court
District Court
Simon Hauswirth Va Mueller
Butte
Tistelet
Henry
William
James Whitford
Henry Anderson
Blackfeet
Donovan
Thomas D. Long
Long
F. W. Mettler
Fort Benton
Duboxe
Nome
North American Trading and Transportation Company
Judge Dubose
Democratic Bate Committee
Ad- Brontence
Bate of McHatton & Cotter
Mabel McCall
Hancock
Edward D. McCall
Buffalo fair opens May at Pan American Exposition
Buffalo New Jersey March 15 opens May 1 with President McKinley and cabinet expected to travel to the Pacific coast. Telegraph links will connect the president's train to the Temple of Music and with Western Hemisphere presidents and Canada. At 2 pm Buffalo time all touch buttons to start exposition machinery and send greeting messages. Dedicatory ceremonies May 11 with Vice President Roosevelt and Governor Odell expected. President's Days June 9 and 10 designate McKinley and staff present.
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Buffalo
N. J
McKinley
Pacific Coast
Temple of Music
Republic
Canada
Roosevelt
Odell
Croker’s English Moat House Redevelopment Details
A visiting report describes Richard Croker’s purchase of Moat House and surrounding lands in Letcomb. Plans include converting a bathing pool to a lake and erecting ornate gates at the entrance. A new driveway and landscape work are under way under expert guidance, aiming to create a show place watched by locals.
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New York
Richard Croker
Moat House
the Herald
Mr. Croker
Letcomb
Fire in the Mine at Oxford's Empire Iron and Steel Plant
Philippsburg dispatch reports Empire Iron and Steel Washington mine workers in Oxford New Jersey battling fire and black damp for days. Night shift found smoke at 6 when entering. timber lamps may have sparked the blaze. Air supply cut off. a descent party faced fog and smoke. fire died from lack of air but gas remains.
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New York
Empire Iron and Steel Company
Washington
Oxford
N. J
Philippsburg
Arnold Going Blind
The Herald reports a letter from Sir Edwin Arnold saying blindness has forced him to give up much of his active literary work. He expresses hope to continue with patience and resignation and to carry on with his remaining mental powers and work.
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New York
the Herald
Edwin Arnold
Telegraph Statistics at Industrial Commission Hearing
Thomas P ark of Western Union testified on telegraph public relations and the idea of government ownership. He compared US and European networks, noting 1,115,086 miles of wire in the United States and 29,000 telegraph reach points, with post offices telegraph connected at nearly half in the US versus about a quarter in Britain. He also cited higher through-message rates in the United States.
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Washington
Thomas Park
Western Union Telegraph Company
Industrial Commission
England
Belgium
Clark
Great Britain
Ahtgerland
United States
Europe
A FAMILY SCANDAL SHOCKS NEW YORK
A B Townsend, a wealthy bachelor from a famous New York family, attempted suicide at St. Lawrence Hall Montreal. He belongs to the Union and Knickerbocker clubs and has lived at Brevoort House. His brother John A Townsend and Prof Townsend of Columbia are named. His mother is in Paris. He left Manhattan intending a western trip via Canada.
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New York
A. B. Townsend
St. Lawrence Hall
Montreal
Union
Knickerbocker
Paris
John A. Townsend
Arthur B. Townsend
Townsend
Prof. Townsend
Columbia University
Brevoort House
Canada
Olympian Games Planned for Chicago in 1905
Chicago officials report preliminary Olympian games costs for 1905 will not exceed 100000 dollars. The song is assured and local interests tied to rail lines and major businesses believe funding can be raised. Once the full sum is secured, steps will be taken to secure the games with remainder raised by private or public subscriptions.
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Chicago
Debates Over Times Publication in House of Commons
March 15 in the house of commons the chancellor Sir Michael Hicks Beach presented a select committee report on the civil war with regard to the London Times publication of confidential statements. It recommends the speaker act to prevent a recurrence by excluding the Times or taking other measures. The speaker pledged an early decision.
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House of Commons
Michael Hicks-Beach
Select Committee
London Times
House of Representatives
the Times
Funeral Travel Party Heads to Indianapolis for General Harrison
Columbus March 15 Gor Nash and party will leave tomorrow at 9 o'clock to attend General Harrison's funeral. The group includes Attorney Sheets Supreme Court Judges Saveck Spear and Davis, State School Commissioner Bonebrake and State Dairy and Food Commissioner Blackburn.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gor, Nash
Party
Indianapolis
Harrison
Sheets
Supreme Court
Saveck
Spear Ana Davis
Bonebrake
Blackburn
Duelists Kioo and Make Up Duelists Abandoned in Switzerland
Report from Lausanne indicates a planned duel between M. Paul de Roulede and M. Andre Buffet was called off after authorities issued decrees expelling both parties. Detectives shadowed the exiles as seconds met to declare that force would prevent any meeting, with the duel framed as a political confrontation now prevented by police intervention.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
M. Paul de Foulede
M. Andre Buffet
M. de Roulede
Marcel-Hubert
Faure
M. Buffet
M. Paul de Roulede
Andre Buffet
Pream
DE Casbagnac
DE Ramel
Carres
Devilliers
Dualista
Awlek
Sonnel
M. M. de Towlede
Bis
Miin
M. Huttett
Baste
Royal tour begins as Duke and Duchess depart for four quarters
London reports the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York begin a world tour this afternoon with King Edward and Queen Alexandra accompanying them to Portsmouth. The Ophir steamer sails tomorrow with the Duchess aboard, while the King and Queen leave from Magsborough House amid ceremonial moves and naval color. Crowds cheer along the route as royal processions pass.
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London
Duke
Huchess
Cornwall
York
Globe
King Howard
Queen Alexandra
Portsmouth
Ophir
Luke
Magsborough House
St. James
Paris duel set for tomorrow morning at 25 paces
Count Omide Castellane and M. de Rodayse agreed yesterday to a private duel at 25 paces, with two shots to be exchanged. M. Hieriere, Roedayse’s second and head of Figaro, said the fight will be strictly private and no spectators will be tolerated to avoid unhealthy curiosity.
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Paris
Omide Castellane
M. de Rodayse
Otterday
Twohota
M. Hieriere
M. Roedayse
The
Figaro
A! Onger
Kitchener Silent On Peace Talks And Armistice Hopes
London dispatch reports Lord Kitchener’s silent note on peace negotiations suggesting no definite progress. Dewet nears Senekal with 46 Boer KIA or WIA, 146 captured, 2,400 horses, 2,500 cattle, 400 wagons. Methuen brings in prisoners and cattle to Warrenton. French detained by floods but moving. Scheepers and Milan near Willowmore. Kruger visitors in Europe.
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London
Pietriet
Cape Town
Scheepers
Milan
Willowmore
Chinese affairs cited in hopes of peaceful outcome
Harlin March 1 Count von Buelow admitted differences of opinion among powers over Chinese affairs but hoped for a favorable outcome in the reloastag speech.
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Harlin
Count von Buelow
Washington Hotel Fire Claims One Life In Panic
Washington March 1 electric light wires sparked a blaze at the Merchants hotel 485 Pennsylvania causing a panic as guests fled from windows. One man, FP Henry, 48, suffocated died. Stephen Collins proprietor and W B Catchings of Kentucky were severely or badly burned. Firemen quickly contained the flames with minor structural damage.
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Washington
Merchants Hotel
Pennsylvania
Henry
Stephen Collins
W. B. Catchings
Kentucky
W R. Ketchum
Meetleut
British West Indian reciprocity pacts extended
Washington March 15 protocols signed at the state department by Lord Pauncefote and Secretary Hay extend the ratification time of four British West Indian reciprocity treaties Jamaica Bermuda Guiana and Turks and Caicos Islands by one year from tomorrow, keeping trade arrangements in force longer.
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Washington
State Department
Lord Pauncefote
Hay
Jamaica
Bermuda
Guiana
Turks and Caicos Islands
To Succeed Griggs The Johnson Offer for Attorney General
Philadelphia March 15 A weekly report claims John G Johnson a leading Philadelphia lawyer has been offered the post of attorney general in President McKinley’s cabinet to succeed Griggs. Johnson refused to confirm or deny the report, though noted as a staunch Republican with little active political involvement.
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Philadelpia
John G. Johnson
Philadelphia
McKinley
Griggs
Associated Press
Johnson
Military Show Marks Carey Sanner's First Day In Office
Washington on March 15 witnessed an unusual military demonstration on the first day in office of Carey Sanner as assistant secretary of war. By order of the secretary, officers stationed in the city were asked to assemble in uniform at the War Department at 10 o clock to be presented to the new official.
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Washington
Willon Carey Sanner
Alt
Wae
New Patent Commissioner Nominee Sought After Duell Resigns
Washington March 1 The commissioner of patents Clay Duell today tendered his resignation to the president effective upon appointment of his successor Several candidates are in the field for the post and a new commissioner is to be appointed before month’s end
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Washington
Patents
Duell
Appointed Postmaster at Northport Washington
Washington march 15 the president has appointed W F Cas postmaster at Northport Wash this official action follows a routine appointment process and adds to federal staffing in the region.
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Washington
The
Premen
W. FP. Cas
Northport
Wash
Run on Savings Bank Shocks New England Towns
A bank run at the Natek Five Cents Savings Bank in Lek Mass on March 1 drives many depositors from Netek Framingham and Axonville to withdraw funds. The rumor over the bank’s solvency follows reports that it holds about 2.188 million dollars in deposits, casting doubt on its stability.
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Lek
Mass
Natek Pive Cents Saving Bank
Netek
Framingham
Axonville
New
Englude
Train relief arrives as Louisville shipments aid Ky city
Sloverport Kentucky reports massive fire loss with about 400000 pounds in damage and 128000 in insurance. Seventy one buildings destroyed. A second relief train from Louisville arrived this afternoon and a third is due tonight. In Washington the president appoints Albert E. B. Hose of North Dakota as receiver of public moneys at St. Michael Alaska.
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Sloverport
Louisville
Washington
Albert EB. Hose
North Dakota
St. Michael
Alaska
Memorial rites plan for Harrison funeral in Indianapolis
Indianapolis dispatch details funeral arrangements after General Harrison's death. President McKinley and Governor Durbin to attend. Indiana National Guard to escort the body from the Harrison home to the state capitol. Honorary pallbearers include former cabinet members and local officials. active pallbearers to be Indianapolis men connected to the general.
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Harrison
Travison
Feta
New York
Caroline B. Stina
Chipin C. Poster
BBC Miller
Juin BR. Mashotey
Atatra
Capitol
Hoon
McKinley
Ind Mra
Durbin
Tutve Leen
Indiana National Guard
Derrison
den Hela
Renato VP
Banks
Serpentor Boverdes
Indiana
Ole County
John W. Pastor
Harrson
Caliifornia
Ely
SH. Elkins
Harrison Alrminsistration
Benjamin P. Tracy
Navy
The
Treasury
Charles Foster
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Interior
John W. Noble
St. Louis
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