Helena News Ledger Reports Mine Bonanza and Bills Signed
The Inter Mountain from Helena reports a bonanza at the Kenwood copper mine after a bond deal with Charles W. Clark. Governor Toole signs a raft of bills funding water appropriation, schooling, dormitories, heating plants, and repairs across state institutions.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Senate
Blate Normal School
Salarion
State Board of Education
House
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
W. M. Biggs
Orphans’ Home
State University
Henry C. Yaeger
Baden Baden
Germany
America
Massachusetts
Wilderness
Gettysburg
Frederick
University of Minnesota
Charles Yaeger
Augusta
China
Agricultural College of Bozeman
Montana Wesleyan University of
Bozeman
Henry Gardiner
Elers Koch
Zoe Hartman
Wesleyan
J. A. Crichter
A. T. Fryckman
Blanche van Scoy
Governor Toole
Henry C. Smith
Donovan
Toole
John Byrne
al. Ingraham
Harry D. Moore
Register of State
Tands
Montana Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Boston
Henry N. Blake
Kenwood
Charles W. Clark
Ol d Company
Martin Buckley
William Sears
Henry Schotte
Kellogg
Smith
Schotte
Thomas W. Poindexter, Jr
J. H. Calderhead
Oliver Mr. Holmes
Calderhead
Bureau of Ag
Sultans Payment Bluff Fails Over Turkish Cruiser Deal
A Times report from Washington states the sultan of Turkey could not pay American claims to buy a cruiser from the Cramps. Germany's demand for Krupp armor payment scuttled the scheme, preventing work on the ship and ending negotiations with the shipbuilder.
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New York
the Times
Washington
Turkey
United States
Germany
Extinction of Boer Republics Noted by U.S. Official
A Washington dispatch to the Chicago Chronicle reports that the annual Commerce Review from the State Department labels South Africa as Tranevaal and Orange Free State. It notes these two republics have been annexed by Great Britain, marking the first official U.S. recognition of their extinction. European powers await formal acknowledgment by England.
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Chicago
Chronicle
Washington
Congressman Brosma Dies After Stroke in Lancaster
Lancaster Pa March 16 Congress man Mariott Brosma chairman of the committee on banking and currency died at 3 o'clock this morning from a stroke of apoplexy after being stricken yesterday afternoon. He was unconscious from the attack and never recovered. He was in good health until noon yesterday and is survived by a widow and two daughters.
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Lancaster
Mariott Brosma
Committee On Banking and Currency
Brosius
Gigantic Hoax Report on Burning Settlers Debunked
Investigation finds no foundation for a report that sixty Negroes were burned in a Baldwin county turpentine campfire. The tale, claimed to be from Mobile, was invented by a fakir and no Mobile paper published it.
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Mobile
Ala
Baldwin County
Davenport firm denies absorption report
A Davenport firm statement denies the reported absorption of the Davenport Rock Island Northwestern by the Burlington as reported in a Davenport Chronicle dispatch. General Manager A A Hughes issued the denial from Davenport Iowa on March 16.
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Chicago
Chronicle
Davenport
Iowa
A. A. Hughes
Davenport, Rock Island & Northwestern
Burlington
Jessie Morrison Bailed In Fatal Eldorado Case
Jessie Morrison posted a 5000 dollar bond signed by reputable businessmen for the continuance of the murder case in Eldorado Kansas. The bond was accepted and she will be released today with the trial set for the June term. Also from London, W Bayard Cutting Jr. and Lady Sibyl Cuff plan to marry on April 1.
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Eldorado
Kansas
Jessie Morrizon
Clara Wiley Castle
London
W. Bayard Cutting, Jr
Mr. Choate
United States
Sibyl Marjorie Cuff
Salisbury on a Bike in London Grounds
Lord Salisbury has obtained King Edward's permission to ride a bicycle for exercise in the grounds of Buckingham Palace this week, aiming to stay active during his time in London.
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London
Lord Salisbury
Edward
Huckingham Palace
London Commons heated over Times civil list breach
London lawmakers debate the alleged breach of secrecy caused by the London Times publishing civil list proposals. The Birmingham Post faces similar charges while Irish MPs seek to link Joseph Chamberlain to the affair. A Lib-Lab dispute over remedy and possible oath investigations of civil list committee members surfaces amid editorial critique from Daily Mail.
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London
House of Commons
London Times
Hirmingham
Joseph Chamberlain
Birminghan
Associated Press
Balfour
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Gulley
Civil List Committee
Daily Mail
Times
Boni the better marksman Paris duel ends with injury
In Paris at Parc des Princess Count Bori de Castellane and M de Rodaux dueled at 25 yards. Rodaux was wounded in the thigh at the first exchange. Castellane was uninjured and the meeting ended. The Duke de Dion directed the duel. Rodaux bled but is not seriously wounded.
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Paris
Bori de Castellane
M. de Rodaux
Count de Castellane
Parc Des Princess
Duke de Dion
M. de Rodays
King G ives Medals during royal visit to Portsmouth
Large crowds braved cold and rain in Portsmouth to witness ceremonies for the departure of the Ophir with the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. King Edward and Queen Alexandra joined on the Victoria and Albert, where medals were awarded to Queen Victoria’s jetty guards as the royal party toured the harbor and ships.
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Portsmouth
England
Ophir
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Victoria and Albert
Riots Engulf St Petersburg As Students Clash
Riots in St Petersburg on March 16 see thousands of workers join students in barricade construction. The principal action centers near the palace of Grand Duke Fergius, governor general, with widespread disturbances reported in Oleess and other university towns.
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St. Petersburg
Mracow
Sena’e
Fergius
Kharket Kiet
New Epoch in Philanthropy Discussed in New York
March 16 reports discuss Andrew Carnegie offering 5,200,000 for New York City public libraries. Bishops and leaders praise the gift noting its noble deed and the city providing sites. Quotes from Bishop Potter Seth Low Edward M Shepard and others call it epoch making philanthropy.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
New York City
Bishop Potter
Carnegie
Seth Low
Edward M. Shepard
C. H. Parkhurst
Animal Show for the Exposition Heads to Baltimore
Two steamers carried about 200 animals valued at 109000 dollars en route to the Pan American exposition in New York. The showcase includes elephants, zebras, hyenas, leopards, Bengal tigers, polar bears, cassowaries, emus, yaks, panthers, lions, snakes, pythons and many birds and monkeys from Africa Asia and Europe.
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New York
Baltimore
India
Africa
Tadia
Gibraltar
Ceylon
Dewet killed prisoners amid peace talk rumors
A Durban dispatch reports Boer leaders meeting at Pietersburg to discuss peace terms and war’s end. Officials say Kitchener would prefer Dewet killed in action or hanged if tried. surrender unlikely and deportation or flight seen as best options for Dewet.
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London
Durban
Natal
Pletersburg
Transvaal
Kitchener
Dewet
War Office
Associated Press
America
Panty
All lies and fears in Pekin interview with Edwin Conger
The North Kina Cuzete publishes an interview with Edwin Conger the TE minister at Pekin in which he says he will not venture to say how far the powers will go. He notes that the German and French punitive expeditions continue at Shanet and around Potibet and that the emperor may not return until the Manchu Chinese are restored to power.
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Shinghi
North Kina Cuzete
Edwin Conger
TE. 8
Pekin
Iestlan
Shanet
Potibet
Too Lifes
Ofaha
Mexican Bond Purchase Reported by Speyer and Co
In New York on March 16 it was announced that Speyer and Co. have bought a large stake in Mexican National Central stock and income. The move follows a notable purchase linked to Mexican National Venetration Co.
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W York
Speyer and
Com Hope Thive
Mexican National Venetration Co
Trias Surrenders After Insurgent Stand in Manila
General MacArthur reports Lieut. Gen. Trias, the lone insurgent army general, surrendered March 15 at San Francisco de Malabon with nine officers and 199 well armed men. Trias took an oath of allegiance amid native witnesses as the insurrection neared its final stage, with praise for Gen. Bates and Col. Baldwin for their roles.
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Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Manila
Trias
Mariana Trias
San Francisco de Malabon
Luzon
Aguinaldo
Gen
Bates
Col
Frank D. Baldwin
California Derby Looms At Ingleside For Three Year Olds
San Francisco March 16 The California Derby over one and a quarter miles will run this afternoon at Ingleside All top three year olds are entered Joe Frey with Ted Sloane is the early favorite Canmore is a danger if well ridden Articulate lacks length Kenilworth may win if he lasts Telamoon carries weight Rolling Boer and Brutal show promise but may fade Weather warm and track fast Start list includes Turkeys Canmore Telamoon Articulate Kenilworth Rolling Boer and Brutal with weights and jockeys listed
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San Francisco
Ingleside
California
Joe Frey
Ted Sloane
Canmore
Kenilworth
Telamoon
Rolling Boer
Levi
Rwiner
Turkeys
O'Connor
Strike at Marseilles Guards Docks Amid Tense Calm
In Marseilles on March 16, troops guard docks and surrounding streets. Cavalry and infantry stand ready at the yards though workers are not restrained. One hundred five sailors slept aboard vessels yesterday and continued work today without interruption.
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Marseilles
Plague Prompted Railway Car Restrictions Across Cape Town
London dispatch says the government authorized Cape Town railway firms to bar crowded or nearby passengers from cars to curb the plague. The measure follows fear and rising infection, impacting travel and daily routines in the city.
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London
Capetown
The
Daily Telegraph
Mutineers Await Court Decision In Camperdown Case
Twelve alleged mutineers from the steamship Camperdown are in suspense as the court weighs their case after several days of hearings. A decision was expected today in New York.
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New York
Camperdown
Death of Rogalepoff After Moscow Shooting
St. Petersburg report states Rogalepoff minister of public instruction died from wounds received at a February 27 reception when he was shot by former University of Moscow student Rerpayi. The incident follows a previous assault on the minister during the event.
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St. Petersburg
Rogalepoff
Er Rerpayi
University of Moscow
Great Fire at Montreal Destroys Drug Warehouse
A large blaze at a Montreal wholesale drug firm Opposite the tea market caused extensive damage with one fireman killed. Firefighters struggled to contain the flames as the wallcollapsed and the scene drew emergency crews to the downtown block.
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Montreal
Mareh
He & Co
Vathy
Ue Root
Walla
Library gift fuels Saint Louis public library plan
March 16 report from St Louis notes Andrew Degie has offered one million dollars to aid the building of a new public library in St Louis. The gift mirrors Carnegie style grants seen in earlier era as part of a wave of library philanthropy.
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Boule
Andrew ¢ Degie
St. Lode
Carnegie
Cost of Victoria's Funeral Reveals Expenses
London March 16 report shows civil service supplementary estimates totaling 25000 pounds for Queen Victoria's funeral costs with 11400 pounds spent on housing and entertaining foreign guests as part of the arrangements.
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London
Civil Service
Dentist to King Edward and Queen Alexandra Dead
London March 16 Sir Edwin Sand ern president of the Otontological se cetery and dentist to King Edward and Queen Alexandra has died.
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London
Sir Edwin Sandern
Otontological Secetery
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Thousands Honor Morrison in Indianapolis Funeral Day
Thousands filled Indianapolis streets as the state paid tribute to former President Morrison. Regiments and artillery escorted the funeral cortege from North Delaware Street to the state capitol then to the Harrison home before returning to the capitol. The crowd, banners, and disciplined marching reflected Indiana’s esteem for a man deemed the foremost son of the state.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Guard of
Indiana
Morrison
Delaware Street
State Capitol
Commonwealth
Harrison
State House
Harrison Home
Harrison Street
W. J. McKee
Washington Street
Durbin
Capitol
Minites
State Guard
Gensort Meiee
Tien, M
Studebaker
Harry B. Smith
Ll. Geo. W. McCoy
Lew Wallace
Army
George Brown
Navy
John H. Baker
United States Court
Wal+ Jace
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Bluey
Victoria
Philanthrophy
Conger
Philippines
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ST. Louvis
King
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