Defending Himself and Court Delays in Montana Case
Helena dispatch reports Judge Clancy delaying civil actions due to busy criminal docket while Anaconda Copper Mining Co fights a restraining order over Nippler mine partition. Gov toole appoints William F. Scott as state fish and game warden. other state hires and corporate filings noted. Marysville Miners pledge to boycott Chinese workers through union wage restaurants and laundries.
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Eyeciul
Inter Mountain
Helena
Clancy
Supreme Court
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Michael A. Hickey
Hennses
Nipper
Anaconda Company
Sult
Hickey
A. P. Heinze
Amaconda Company
William T. Bleick
Gen. Toole
Wiliam F. Scott
Deer Lodge
G. W. Stewart
Madison County
John Wolfe
Yenure
Beaverhead County
Silver Bow Oil Co
California
Butte
Henry Mueller
Lee Mantle
H. J. Frank
BE. N. Wood
T. M. Hodgens
A. E. Spriggs
Townsend
Joseph B. Dabney
Oakland
Calif
O'Neill
B. Scharnikow
Stockton Copper Mining Company
Zenith Gold Mining Company
Randolph Thompson
Sretary
Governor Toole
Miners Union of
Marysville
McKenzie Denied Habeas Corpus Leave by Supreme Court
Washington March 25 The United States Supreme Court denied Alexander McKensile leave to file a petition for a writ of habeas corpus seeking release from a California prison. The case involved contempt findings related to his role as receiver of Alaskan mines and the court held habeas corpus cannot be used as a basis for error proceedings. Chief Justice delivered the opinion.
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Washington
The
United Stated Supreme Court
Alexander McKensile
California
Circuit Court of Appeals
Alaska
Oranges and Lemons Shipments Arrive for Eastbound Trade
A Queen steamer delivered about 14 000 boxes of oranges and lemons from San Diego and Los Angeles to the Great Northern region for shipment east via Puget Sound and the northern route.
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San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angetes
Puget Scum
American to be glage pope rumor grows in New York
New York March 2 Herald reports rumors from Rome about an American becoming the black pope or white pope. Cardinal Gibbons or Father Rudolph Meyer named as possible candidates. Father Martin, general of the Jesuits, in poor health with a potential assistant likely to be appointed.
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New York
the Herald
Rome
St. Peters
Propaganda
Jesuits
Cardinal Gibbons
Father Rudolph Meyer
Leo XIII
Father Martin
Society of Jesuite
France
Austria
Spain
Portugal
Society of Jesuits
Holy Father
J. J. Wynne
Meyer
Martin
Bright
Father Meyer
Modifications Reported In Manchurian Convention
London dispatch from Pekin says Russia consents to changes in the Manchurian convention. Kai Chow and Port Arthur will be leased from China with no annexation. No Russian resident at Moukden. Chinese army to keep order before the railway is completed. Mining and railway concessions in Mongolia Turkestan and Kashgaria to be limited to Chinese and Russians only. Russia seeks early signature.
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London
Pekin
Kai Chow
Port Arthur
Russia
Moukden
Manchuria
Mongolia
Turkestan
Kashgaria
Presidential Western Trip Details Reported
New York says secretary to the president Cortelyuu will complete the itinerary for the coast journey with railway aid. The plan includes a southern route to California with a first long stop in New Orleans around May 2 or 3, a return by the north to Buffalo for the Pan American exposition, and a family accompanyment for the president and cabinet.
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New York
Cortelyuu
Washington
Tribone
California
New Orleans
Buffalo
McKinley
Ohio
Congress
Cleveland
Newcastle Pa Rejected Carnegie Library Gift
A Newcastle Pennsylvania report says labor unions influence may cause the city council to reject Andrew Carnegie's $50,000 library offer. A street railway workers group denounces the donation as charity that harms independence, arguing funds should benefit workers and widows instead.
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New York
Newcastle
Andrew Carnegie
Trades Assembly
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Maine
Cuba Will Give Polite Refusal
New York reports from Havana say Congressman Brantley met with Senor Nunez. The convention relations committee will state that the Pratt amendment is vague and indefinite, failing to define land for coaling stations or locations, and the intervention clause could let the United States intervene on any pretext. The report notes this is unsatisfactory and warns Congress could not block troop deployment. Mr Chamberlain will start work on raising the wreck of the Meine on Monday.
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New York
Tribune
Havana
Brantley
Senor Nunez
Convention Relations Committee
United States
Cuba
Congress
Chamberlain
Fight for Rice Millions in New York Trial Contested
Surrogate fitsgera d fixed Monday for the trial of the will contest of the late millionaire William March Rice. Albert T. Patrick, a lawyer, drew one of the wills. The case involves many leading New York lawyers and heirs. The proceedings promise a long, costly fight with vast legal resources.
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New York
Gera'd
Arii
Wm. Mareh Rice
Albert T. Patrick
Wm. B. Hornblower
John D. Bartine
Rice Whl
Jullien T. Davies
Jos
Auerbach
Davies, Stone
Heira
Marx E. Har- Demondby
Isaac Sargent
Logan
Harley
Ward
Hayden
Springfield
Mass
John M. Bowers
Howers and Sands
Rice Institute
Texas
Fight for the Water Works in Ogden Brings City Clash
Ogden Utah March 25 war declared between the city council and the Ogden Water Works. The city claims the water system and orders consumers not to pay rents pending suit. The company’s agents were arrested and jailed without bond as police restored water amid great excitement.
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Ogden
Utah
Ogden Water Works Company
City Water Works System
Got Orders by Favoritism
London March 26 hearing resumes in libel actions by Arthur and Neville Chamberlain against The Star and The Morning Leader. Counsel says Arthur Chamberlain sued after consulting Joseph Chamberlain who had no ground for action. Articles justified by Arcklow Works orders and Kynoch's guaranteed orders despite higher tenders.
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London
Ltar
We Morning
Arthur Chamberlain
Neville Chamberlain
War Office
Joseph Chamberlain
Arcklow Works
Kynoch
Boers Approaching Queenstown Triggers Civil Preparedness
In Cape Colony near Queenstown guards are mobilized as residents prepare trenches and forts. Boer forces reportedly twenty miles away along the Drummond river, forcing shutdown of businesses for safety and defense readiness. In Stuttgart an Anzeiger dispatch notes Karl Rebott von Schottenstein, Wuerttemberg ministerial figure, died by suicide after withdrawal from cabinet amid a trial.
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Queenstown
Cape Colony
Oerder
Drummond
Stuttgart
Wurtemburg
Anzeiger
Berlin
Karon Rebott von Schottenstein
Ulm
No More Peace Offers in Commons Statement
In London in the House of Commons Colonial Secretary Chamberlain said peace negotiations with the Boers were closed and there was no intention to re open them.
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London
Mareh
Colonial Sec
Chamberlain
House of Commons
All on Board Lost in German Steamer Brutus Night Loss
Kiel reports the overdue German steamer Brutus from Scotland bound for Kiel is lost with all on board, raising fresh fears for mariners at sea. The incident centers on a vessel believed to have departed Scotland route before vanishing.
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Kiel
Scotland
Fierce battle among Nihilists erupts at New York hall
In New York on March 25 a meeting of Russians to organize aid for Nihilists in St Petersburg broke into a violent brawl. Masks of chaos, chairs and fists flew as shouting crowds urged attacks on spies. The melee lasted ten minutes, with several injured and no arrests.
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New York
Henry Street
Pl 4
St. Petersburg
Statia
Birmingham Tornado Death Toll Rise In Jones Valley
A cyclone swept through Jones valley and Birmingham Alabama between 9 and 10 am causing immense property damage and major loss of life. By noon an estimated 25 dead with seven in Tron dale and about 15 in Birmingham proper. notable victims include Dr G C Chapman and Mrs Robert J Lowe. Casualties also listed among merchants, a six year old, and several residents. Fire and police crews work to remove debris and transport the injured to hospitals and undertakers. Pratt City, Brighton, and North Pin minghan reported significant damage with many structures destroyed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jones Valley
Trondale
G. C. Chapman
Mentors
South 20Th Street
Robert J. Lowe
State Democratic Committee
South Highlands
J. Alexander
Avenue J
24Th Street
W. P. Dickerson
Mentor's
B. Hudson
Lizzie Glenn
Carrie Henry
Lizzie Goul
Carrie Hudson
Maggie Blevins
J. Myro
Fannie Steadmire
B. B. Hodson
TR. H.thompson
W. Thompson
Real Ese
Devrie
Hoxpira
Pratt City
Brighton
North Pinminghan
Tronitnie 4
Set Kiaven
Wires Down Across South as Storm Hits Birmingham Area
Reports from Atlanta indicate all wire communication to Birmingham is down, with Western Union routes via Nashville affected. A line from Leeds on the Georgia Pacific notes a cyclone north of that point, while Highlands near Birmingham is described as stormed and high ground overlooks the valley. Southern Railway trains face widespread wire outages around Anniston.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Western Union
Nashville
Leeds
Georgia Pacific
Highlands
Southern Railway
Anniston
Reunion in Death Ties Chicago Sibling Couple Die Within Hours
Chicago story of Mary Willames and John Reynolds, separated ten years and unaware of each other’s illness, dying within an hour of one another in Dunning hospital. Reynolds had returned to Chicago from the West with consumption. Willames had long suffered and moved her daughter to a consumptive hospital ward. They died in adjacent wards after no one knew they were siblings until the undertaker notified friends.
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Chicago
Maren
Mary Willames
John Reyners
Water
Dunning
John Reynolds
Denver
Far West
Reynolds
Daly County Name Change Bid Sought By Court Action
Attorney W H Trippett sought an execution in Deer Lodge county to obtain evidence for a suit testing the legality of changing Deer Lodge county’s name to Daly county. Papers are being prepared and to be used this afternoon or tomorrow.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
W. H. Trippett
Deer Lodge County
Daly County
Trippett
Snowbound Trains Cleared As Plows Rush Rail Lines
Snow plows worked through the night clearing tracks from North Platte to Julesburg as four passenger trains stranded near Ogallala were relieved. Union Pacific reported crews freeing routes and easing traffic with five freights still stalled near North Platte. The Elkhorn and Burlington routes expected openings later afternoon with trains resuming service toward Chicago and Denver.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Ogalaita
North Platte
Julesburg
Burt
Cheyenne
Ogalatta
Union Pacific
Elkhorn
Long Pine
Deadwood
Tornine
Burlington
Billings
Traina
Denver
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Fairbury
Chicago
Last of a Tragedy as Brooks Attacks Sumner in Senate
The widow of Preston Brooks, who assaulted Charles Sumner in the U.S. Senate, dies in Columbia. Sumner, a Massachusetts senator, was once a leading foe of slavery and the Kansas issues. The 1856 attack with a cane left Sumner incapacitated for years and sparked national shock.
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Preston
Brooks
Chas
Sumner
United States Senate
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
Savery
Congress
Admi
Senate
Preston 8
South Cavelia
Butler
Willa
George Lewis
House
Anson Burlingame
Brocka
Canata
Inc
May Have To Tax Grain In Britain Budget
A London dispatch reports the chancellor may need a large budget sum and hints that foreign grain imports could bear some of the extra tax load. With opposition strong, widening taxes on common items seems unlikely, but imported breadstuffs may face burden.
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New York
Muarch
the Tribune
London
Ballot tallies for United States senator race in Lincoln Neb
Lincoln Neb March 55 The tally lists Allen 58 Hitchcock 64 D By Thownpeon 8 Crounae 6 Currie 7 Hine shaw 1 Meikeljohn 24 Rosewater 32 and scattering 4. The fragment records results for multiple candidates in the U S Senate contest.
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Neb
Tollows
Allen
Hitchcock
Thownpeon
Crounae
Currie
Hineshaw
Meikeljohn
Rosewater
Scattering
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