Toole vetoes college fund bill and urges remaining state control
Gov Toole vetoed House Bill 33 affecting agricultural college funds and its expenditure scheme. He argued investment provisions are covered by House Bill 77 and that advancing expenditures violates land board policy. He urged funds stay in state treasury until needed, with maintenance and equipment funded from the income and permanent funds. Also notes corporate consolidations and park commission appointments in Montana.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Mont
Gov
Toole
Agricultural College Permanent Fund
Agricultural College Income Fund
Agricultural College Honda
Permanent School Fund
Permanent University Fund
Montana
Wate
State Board of Land Commissioners
the Agricultural College
Eee
Board of Land Commissioners
Congress
Agricultural College
The
State Board of Education
A. M. Ewler Mining and Concentrating Co
Michigan and
Montana Copper Mining and Smelting Co
Kalispell
Esler
Cracker
Ceeded
Michigan and Montana Co
Michigan
Shaw Sheen Co
Valley County
A. W. Miles Company
Livingston
Arthur W. Miles
J. Herman Wolcott
Edward M. Syhert
Great Falls
H. H. Matteson
Frank Atkinston
Joseph H. McKnight
James Stanford
Ransom Cooper
John A. Sweet
Tien Tsin Crisis Passes as Troop Withdrawals End Danger
The March 22 report from Pekin states both sides have withdrawn from the disputed land near Tien Tsin and danger has ended. British officials credit General Barrow for swiftly calling up marines from Taku to avert a clash. Before marines arrived, Madras pioneers faced abuse from crowds of foreign soldiers, chiefly French, who taunted them as coolies.
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Pekin
Tien Tsin
Barrow
Taku
Madras
Madrassees
Queen Alexandra Leaves London for Copenhagen
Queen Alexandra started for Copenhagen this morning with King Edward bidding her farewell at Victoria station in London. The trip marks a royal departure as Alexandra travels from the capital to Denmark, with the king’s presence noted in the departure.
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London
Queen Alexandra
Copenhagen
King Edward
Victoria Station
Amnesties debated in Boer war peace terms
London reports on papers laid before parliament outlining amnesty and reconstruction plans for the Boer republics. Milner and Kitchener propose amnesty after hostilities, with debts limit at 1 million pounds and restraints on franchise for nonwhite inhabitants. Chamberlain notes government stance and responses to Botha.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Botha
Sir Alfred Milner
Lond
Kitchener
General Botha
Transveal
Orange River Colony
Cape Colony
Natal
St. Helena
Criton
Ils
Transvaal
Orange River
Alfred Milner
Tam
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Trevelyn
Street Car Strike Sparks Riots in Marseilles
In Marseilles on March 22 the street car workers walked off, rioters attacked a car and cut wires, mounted gendarmes fought the crowd, a water siphon struck a lieutenant and knocked him from his horse, and the gendarmes fired in the air before clearing the streets.
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Marseilles
Leutenant
May favor the Panama route by Isthmian Canal panel
Washington dispatch quotes Rear Admiral Walker, retired, head of the Isthmian Canal Commission, saying the full report may present Panama route advantages. He notes the commission was created to detail all proposed routes and that preliminary findings favored Nicaragua. full data collection continues with six to seven hundred workers, and a June target for a complete report to the State Department.
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New York
The
Times
Washington
Walker
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama
Atlantic
Pacific
State Department
Congress
United States
Alarm Over Yalu River Tensions Reach The Press
Berlin dispatch reports newspapers warn of China tensions as Japan mobilizes and the Russian fleet gathers at the Yalu river. England backs Japan and mediation by Count von Waldersee is rejected by both sides. A semi official Post article urges calm and says there is no ground for anxiety.
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New York
Herald
Berlin
China
England
Japan
Yalu River
Pount von Waldersee
Platt Defends Police Legislation Amid Odell Rift
Senator Thomas C. Platt releases a statement denying a quarrel with Governor Odell over police laws. He says Odell is honest and capable, with similar views on policy, and notes no new police measures for New York City. A conference of Republican leaders may shape future alignments.
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New York
Thomas C. Platt
Odell
New York City
Republican Party
Hla Party
Banks Break the Record in New York and Across the Nation
A Washington dispatch notes the forthcoming controller of the currency report on national banks. Early 1901 figures show notable gains versus prior records, with New York banks reporting total resources around 1.406 billion and deposits about 702.705 million. City banks, including New York, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis, drive nationwide growth as more state and territorial banks expand.
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W York
Washington
United States
New York State
Empire State National Banks
New York City
New York
Savings Bank
Bank Newetn
Texas
Treasury
Toate Star State
Oklahoma National Banks
Pennsylvania
Mearachusetts
Ohio
Atwka
Hawaii
Santa New York
Boston
Chicago
Wihalelphia
Pitsburg
St. Louis
Another Cudahy Kidnapper Found
According to county attorney H. W. Summers a Dallas jail prisoner named A. G. Henderson confessed to kidnapping Edward Videley of Omaha. Henderson freely admitted the crime after warning of consequences. he claimed he came from El Paso and Denver, was born in Iowa, once held a patent sold for 55900, and has been sentenced to 13 years for swindling.
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H. W. Summers
Dallas
AU. G. Henderson
Edward Videley
Omaha
Henderson
el Paso
Denver
Towa
Ice Bridge Collapse At Niagara Falls Scene
The Niagara Ice Wheel broke down not night and remained out longer this season than in several years. No damage occurred on account of the fall.
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Niagara Palle
Niagara
Archbishop Lewis Resigns in Canada Meeting Likely Succeeds
Montreal March 22 Archbishop Lewis Augustin metropolitan of Canada submits resignation due to ill health and calls a meeting of Canada’s house of bishops to discuss the matter. Bishop Bond of Montreal is expected to succeed Archbishop Lewis.
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Montreal
Lewis
Auglivan
Canada
Tis
Iihealit
House of Bishops of Canada
Bond
Madman Morbyn shoots at actress in Broadway theater melee
In New York at the Rath shelter of the Pabet hotel a man named Richard Morris Mor rin aged 25 fired five shots at two men injuring John B. Leffingwell and Alexander W. Dingwall. He attacked Minnie Seligman during a Broadway theater gathering, causing chaos as patrons fled. Mor rin claimed multiple aliases and was jailed on $5,000 bail while the actress escaped harm.
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New York
Pabet Hotel
John B. Leffingwell
Broadway
Alexander W. Dingwall
Jacob Litt
Theorical Enterprises
Richard Hayden Morrin
Tennessee
Criterion Hotel
Morris
Morrin
Robert W. Moulton
Springfield
Tenn
Columbia University
Evening World
Minnie Seligman
Anther
Lettingwell
Anine Mias Seligman
Moulton
Alka
Himaelf
Dingwell
Milwaukee Journalist Dingwall Wounded in New York Shooting
Alexander W. Dingwall a Milwaukee journalist wounded in a shooting at the rathskeller of the Pabst hotel in New York. He lived in Milwaukee most of his life and worked for a leading local bank earlier. He gained fame as a dramatic critic and later held management roles in Jacob Litt's theater business. His father was a prominent Milwaukee contractor.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Alexander W. Dingwall
New York
Dingwall
Cone
Jacob Litt
General Twandiger
Mr. Litt
Notable theater advance agent Lettingwell shot in Chicago
Ginorge Warrett, treasurer of McVicker's theater, recalls Dingwall Lettingwell as a wealthy former advance agent for Madame Modjeska and Otis Skinner. Lettingwell, famed for yachting and Mediterranean cruising, once owned a Hartford news paper and an extensive. his riches and wide city-wide reputation are noted in the report.
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Chicago
Mediterranean
Hartford
Conn
Sauntey
Punishment Ordered for Anti Foreign Societies in Pekin
Berlin dispatch reports an Imperial decree placarded in Pekin under No 10 of the peace conditions threatening punishment for all anti foreign societies. The notice, dated Thursday in Pekin, is transmitted by the Cologne Gazette via a report from Berlin.
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Berlin
Cologne
Pekin
READY TO SINK TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER OSPREY ARRIVES
Portsmouth March 22 The torpedo boat destroyer Osprey has arrived with her side stove in following a collision. Pumps keep her afloat and the crew reporting the vessel not in immediate danger.
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Portsmouth
Osprey
Indemnity Settlement Between Powers Over China
Washington debates a proposed indemnity for China after the Tientsin incidents. The United States suggests 25 million as a baseline, with discussion on proportional shares among powers and the impact on future safeguards, while avoiding excessive claims that could burden China.
No More War in Panay Surrender Reported
Washington dispatch from Manila dated March 22 reports General Fallon and 180 armed followers surrender to Colonel Beott of the Forty-ninth Volunteer Infantry on Antique Island Panay, ending the insurrection in Panay. The cables from General MacArthur note Ful Jon and command capitulated with 180 rifles.
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Washington
Marcel Gener MacArthur
Manila
War Department
Folones Hughes
Ful= Jon
Antigar
Panay
Fallon
Beott
Forty-ninth Volunteer Infantry
Antique
Island of Panay
Lincoln ballot shuffle aids crowded senate race
Lincoln Neb March 22 on the senatorial ballot Lorenzo Crownie voted for D B Thompson fusionists brought in two sick men to switch pairs causing three more votes to be cast raising the tally to 65 needed to elect. Current tallies show Allen 59 Hitchcock fusion W H Thompson fusion D B Thompson 68 Crounse 6 Currie 8 Methiejohn 21 Hinshaw 10 Rosewater 32 scattered votes.
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Lincoln
Neb
Lorenzo Crownie
D. BE
Thompson
Alek
Thevot Allen
Hitchcock
Fusion
W. H. Thompson
D. EB. Thompson
Crounse
Currie
Methiejohn
Hinshaw
Rosewater
Sacattering
Peaceful stance on Russia Manchuria issue noted in Commons
London reports that in the House of Commons today the foreign secretary Lord Cransborne said Russia had repeatedly declared it would respect China's integrity and that Britain was not aware of any infringement by Russia regarding Manchuria. The government indicated no plan to press Germany on the matter.
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London
House of Commons
Germany
Russia
Manchuria
Lord Cransborne
China
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Britain
Asthmian Commission
Ngress
Platt
Banks
Finance
Cudahy
Pat Crowe
Callahan
Powers
Tientsin
Cede
Shies
CIA
Ile Eltirens
Ching
Ste Department
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