Falling In Line Convention Held Today In Livingston
City Republican gathering at the city hall elected temporary officers and formed committees. Nomination speeches named A W Miles for mayor and J L Laughner for treasurer, with other candidates for aldermen and police magistrate endorsed. convention adjourned confident of unified support for Garnier as mayor candidate.
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Vty
Republican Party
Thompson
A. P. Stirk
Stark
J. Mains Weed
Lashorn
Lawn
Chiles A. Rugg
Chiles Garnier
Mr. Garnier
Garnier
A. W. Miles
Alm
Wiliams
J L. Laughner
Jobe Skillen
Samet Hustard
Vlusel
Ynaninaus
Charles Gayjie M. HH
John D. Skillen
Charles Angus
George Boerke
Mayer
Ill Fated Family and Failed Balloon Feats
A series of misfortunes surrounds a family struck by typhoid and other deaths. The piece notes a mother’s loss, a child’s death, and a funeral service held for a Peter Hover relative. Separately Professor Orbeli of Missouri attempted balloon inflation with multiple failures before a successful parachute drop that drew a crowd.
Riots in St Petersburg mark anniversary amid protests
In St Petersburg on Sunday March 17 factory workers joined a disturbance around the Our Lady of Kazan cathedral to mark the suicide anniversary of a girl in the fortress prison. Authorities preempted clashes as rioters were blocked from entering the square. Witnesses heard a student read a proclamation calling for military rule abolition and a jury trial for Karpovich who shot the minister of Public Instruction last month. Rumors claimed several deaths though none confirmed by witnesses, while reports of a Moscow massacre circulated with no solid basis. The chief of police was rumored to be killed though unverified.
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St. Petersburg
Our Lady of Kazan
Votrora
St. Peter and St. Paul
Lhe
Karpovich
Moscow
King Carlos Pledges Liberal Stance on Religion and State
In Lisbon on March 19 King Carlos responds to an Oporto committer praising separation of church and state. He pledges prudent measures and law application to safeguard religious freedom, declares himself liberal by principle and upbringing, and says he will bring the subject to the government and follow it with special attention. He assures that you can count on the government.
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Lisbon
Carlos
Oporto
Secretary Wilson cites 36 million saved by livestock medicine
Washington March 19 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson estimates that over 36 million dollars worth of young livestock were saved nationwide by the prompt use of medicine for disease. Information he has received shows more than 2 500 000 doses of the vaccine were distributed by the department during the year.
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Washington
Wilson
Chinese Minister Wu Ting Fang Visits Chicago Arts Scene
The Chinese minister Wu Ting Fang toured the Art Institute of Chicago galleries during a visit in Chicago. He met with University of Chicago officials at League Club and engaged with a newspaper delegation for about 15 minutes. He avoided political questions and later planned to attend a convocation at Studebaker Theater and events at Quadrangle Club.
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Chicago
Wu Ting Fang
University of Chicago
Studebaker
Art Institute
Thin Martinns
Mme
Mien
Harper
No Official Declaration On Transvaal and Orange Free States
Washington reports no official statement yet on the status of the Transvaal and Orange Free States. A new consul general travels to Pretoria to succeed Adelbert Hay, who has returned to Washington on leave of absence and does not intend to return.
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Washington
Transvaal
Orange Free
United States
Pretoria
Adelbert Hay
Bulwark Fretship Cracks Two Cylinders During Trial
The new battleship Bulwark, undocked yesterday at Devonport, must be redocked for eight weeks after cracking both low treasure cylinders during a preliminary trial conducted today.
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Devonport
Still voting in Lincoln for several U.S. senators
In Lincoln on November 19 the article records ongoing voting for United States senators including Allen Hitchcock Thompson Curris Meliktejonin Hinghaw Rosewater and Crounse with varying tallies noted and multiple names listed in a fragmented report.
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Lincoln
United States
Allen
Hitchcock
W. H. Thompson
Kk.thompson
Crounse
Curris
Meliktejonin
Hinghaw
Rosewater
Acaltering
Snow Benefit to Wheat in Kansas Panhandle
Abilene Kansas March 18 Nearly five inches of snow fell in this part of Kansas this morning and will prove beneficial to wheat. The snow was accompanied by a high northerly wind and temperatures only slightly below freezing.
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Abilene
Kansas
Kansan
French Forces to be Red reduced by About Ten Thousand
Paris reports a Pekin to Hawai agency dispatch states the fate of Chinese negotiations will soon permit reductions of the French forces by about 10 000 men who will be repatriated.
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Paris
Pekin
Hawai
Portage Telegraph Superintendent Leanier Parker Dies
Leanier Parker, 18 years head of the Portage Telegraph company, died at his Evanston home today after a long illness.
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Chicago
Leanier Parker
Portage Telegraph Company
Evanston
Missoula News Reports Inquest On Northern Pacific Disaster
Missoula, Mont March 1 1901 jury heard coroner testimony on the Northern Paridle calamity that killed four Ed F P Davis Uncle Tom's Cabin company members. Witness Harry Adams described smoke, alarm, and the fire from the dining room area as the crew struggled to evacuate. Charred bones were identified as human remains from more than one person, with further findings awaited by relatives.
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Missoula
Mant
Laves
Davis
Tom's
Harry Adame
Harry Adams
Adama
Rene Lucasse
Bert Ree
Minnie Herst
Miss Herst
Boelmens
Mortuary Notices for Brennan Palagi Ward in City Record
The remains of M. P. Brennan arrived in Butte and funeral services are set for tomorrow at 1 0 p m from 520 North Wyoming Street. Natal Palagi’s funeral is scheduled for Wednesday at 2 p m from Joseph Lazzari’s Meaderville home. John Ward’s body was shipped to Boise Idaho this afternoon.
Registration Rush Fails to Meet Daily Target
Three more days of registration saw 18 North W Street at 4 pm report 3097 and the Auditorium Armory 2858 for a total of 5895. Officials expect about 6500 by night’s close and warn of crowding if electors delay to the last day.
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North Wa Street
Homeseekers Excursion Reaches West with 400 Passengers
Telegraph from St Paul reports the homeseekers’ excursion departing this morning from the Northern Pacific offices traveling in two sections and carrying 400 passengers bound for Montana and other western destinations.
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Northern Pacifichia
St. Paul
Montana
Judge Sullivan Disposes Cases in Police Court
Judge Sullivan disposed of several cases this afternoon. William McCarthy faced vagrancy and malicious mischief for destroying a door at No 12 Little Terrace. both charges were dismissed. Louis James and George Owens were found guilty of malicious destruction of dishes at a Chinese restaurant, 105 South Main Street, and fined $10 each. May Williams was tried and acquitted on a robbery complaint. Will Young was convicted of creating a disturbance on South Main Street and fined $10.
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Will Young
South Main Street
Fourth of July races planned by Missoula Driving Club
Missoula residents anticipate a major Fourth of July celebration with a racing meet and a cooperative effort between the Missoula Driving Club and a citizen committee to create one of the citys largest celebrations in history during the coming summer.
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Missoula
Personal travel notices and arrivals in a 19th century column
David Berlin departs for San Francisco tonight via Northern Pacific. Michael and Joe Martin head to Arizona by Short Line this afternoon. Jerry Sullivan leaves for Arkansas by Northern Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Flood take a Northern Pacific train to Seattle tonight. Miss G. Ti. Stephens, sister of T. D. Stephens, arrives from Helena and aids Mrs. A. T. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. John Noyes Sr. and Mrs. A. P. Heinze with Mrs. W. McC. White and Dr. J. D. Freund depart for Chicago via Great Northern. Mrs. Noyes will be operated on for appendicitis by Dr. Murphy in Chicago.
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David Berlin
Saan Francisco
Michael
Joe Martin
Arizona
Jerry Sullivan
Arkansas
Springs
J. W. Flood
Northern Pacific
Seattle
G. Ti. Stephens
T. D. Stephens
United States Court
Helena
Mra
A. T. Morgan
John Noyes
A. P. Heinze
W. McC. White
J. D. Freund
Chicago
Great Northern
Lost His Arm After Amputation Following Hunt Incident
Frank Hawkins of Maryville Missouri, shot in the arm while hunting in the mountains near Fish Creek by Missoula, underwent an above elbow amputation yesterday. The arm injury was severe and shattered the upper arm bones.
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Frank Hawkins
Maryville
Fish Creek
Missoula
Missoula Briefs Report Local Movements and Health
MISSOULA BRIEFS John A Feott made a business trip to Lothrop Monday George L Hammond reported seriously ill at his South Missoula home Thomas L Greenough left yesterday for his mines in the Coeur d Alene district Prof J P Rowe returned to his duties at the university yesterday after a brief visit at Hamilton County Superintendent Miss Shelley ia on a visiting trip to the schools of the West end of the county Wednesday work will be resumed at Kendalls mill at Folrence which has been closed for some days The remains of the late James Burke.
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Thomas L. Greenough
Coeur d'Alene
J. P. Rowe
University
Hamilton
Miss Shelley Ia
Kendall's
Folrence
Mia
John B. Catlin
Marriage Licenses Issued To Four Individuals
Marriage licenses were issued today to Bidwin Harding Van Wart aged 2 Frances Dunn aged 19 Jacob Lannin aged 24 and Ida Tunra aged 2h.
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Bidwin Harding van Wart
Frances Dunn
Jacob Lannin
Ida Tunra
Weighting Shamrock 1 keel with manganese plates
Glasgow reports a new method by George L. Watson for Shamrock I keel weight. Lead weighing about ninety tons is relocated inside the manganese bronze plating to improve rigidity and reduce friction. A special prize is planned for the yacht finishing first home under British rules in the June international race scheduled for June 7.
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Glasgow
George L. Watson
North Side baseball season opens in Missoula spill
A chaotic North Side grounds battle marked the season opener on Sunday in Missoula as teams from the North Side and downtown clashed. The skirmish preceded a day of planned summer tests amid windy, unsettled play.
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North Side
Leama
Missoula
Negotiations at Pekin Struggle Over Indemnity Demands
Washington reports fear that talks in Pekin to secure indemnity may fail due to greed and conflicting demands. Special commissioner Toenhill says communications with the state department yield discouraging messages. Ministers cannot agree on a unitary indemnity as some powers push for enormous sums.
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Washington
Pekin Te
Toenhill
State Department
Snowstorm Delays Telegraph Lines Across Midwest
A heavy snow with strong winds hit Omaha on March 19 affecting telegraph wires across northern Kansas Nebraska North Dakota and parts of Minnesota. The storm brings moisture benefiting agriculture but high temperatures caused rapid melting and reduced drift.
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Omaha
Neb
Kansan
Nebraska
North Dakota
Minnesota
Diaz in Good Health Report From Mexico City
A Mexican foreign relations secretary telegram to Ambassador Aspiroz states President Diaz is in good health with no alarming symptoms. Diaz sought milder climate near Mexico City and will return within three days. Meanwhile off Newfoundland the barite tanker Aquitaine ran aground near La Hune with valuable cargo. crew escaped while coast locals loot the wreck.
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Washington
Martacat
Mexco
Aspiroz
Diaz
Mexico
Oils City
St. Johns
N. F
Bayonne
St. Petre
la Hune
New Foundland
Burgeo
Gustone
Dairy export certification plan outlined in act
Washington March 14 Secretary Wilson will implement the agricultural appropriation act provision to authorize the agriculture department to certify dairy exports and provide accompanying certifications. Rules will be issued to identify first class dairy products for abroad use. An agricultural export station will operate in New York for this purpose.
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Washington
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
New York
Czar's Epilepsy Reported Quiet Since Illness
Berlin reports from private correspondents say the czar has not suffered epileptic attacks since illness. His headaches have vanished and his face appears full and healthy. In Buffalo, three indictments are filed against John E Tipton, union official, with alleged theft totaling 2639 dollars.
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Berlin
Cologne
Volke Zeitung
Tila
Buffalo
Grand Jury
John E. Tipton
Switchmen's Union of North America
Chilean political crisis unsettles Valparaiso cabinet
A Herald dispatch from Valparaiso reports a chill in Chile amid a political crisis. The liberal cabinet, installed after the conservative ministry ousted by Congress, lacks the support of the liberal majority in Congress. The chamber of deputies adopted a resolution declaring the cabinet ministers do not reflect the majority's tendencies, and the ministers resigned.
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New York
Herald
Valparaiso
Congress
Chamber of Deperties
Miniat
Jockey Club to settle trainer license matter soon
Applications for trainers licenses have been arriving but jockeys show little eagerness. Spencer has applied for a license while Sloan has not yet acted. Most big stables have already hired jockeys in anticipation. The Jockey Club plans a meeting next week to decide the license issue before the Washington meeting.
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New York
Jockey Club
Spencer
Sloan
Washington
Strike Call Threat Hits Shamokin Mines
Shamokin Pa March 13 George Hartleton secretary of District No 6 United Mine Workers warns that a general tie up would trigger two simultaneous strikes by miners and engineers pumpmen and firemen. Mines could be flooded if officials stop operating machinery.
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Shamokin
George Hartletn
United Mine Workers Union
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John Bergstrom
Firat
Chas. Behestrom
Chas. A. Murr
Theodor Jackson
Odel
Mountaly
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Permanent Organization and Order of Business
E.W. Talcott
Ehair Min
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Red Lodge
S. Jackson
Bhi Sanday
HonEhbey
Peter Hover
Honty Steck
Orbeli
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Bey
King IS
Portugal
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Mais
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Butte
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J. Donahue Company
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Bitter Root
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David
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Elmer Hughes
Theodore Upman
Ad Miller
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Adair
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R. M. Jones
Victor
Bitter Root Valley
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University School of Music
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Philippines
Michigan
Judge Sullivan
Cleveland
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Lothrop
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South Missoula
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THE
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J. F. Hayes
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Eclipse Livery Stable
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