Unters Minister Conger May Leave Pekin On Short Notice
Washington dispatch reports Conger responding to cable questions after President’s direction. If stay is justified, he may continue at Pekin. otherwise he will be withdrawn with U S legation to Shanghai. General Chaffee prepared to depart Pekin within a day’s notice. troops to Taku by sea, with Remey’s Brooklyn awaiting.
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New York
The
Tribune
Washington
Conger
Pekin
Shanghai
Chaffee
Takuo
Remey
Brooklyn
Maria
War Department
Taku
Such
Pei Ho
Pe Chi Li
Labor unions in trouble in Porto Rico
Labor leaders report receipt of a letter from over 100 Porto Rican labor representatives imprisoned in San Juan. It states all known labor organizations are being suppressed by military authorities and calls for appeals to Washington to secure release of leaders and prevent further persection, allowing unions to resume work.
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New York
Centran
San Juan
Good Workmen
United States
Washington
Organization of Labor Unions
Arbitration protocol signed to settle North Pacific seizures
Acting secretary Hill received word from Mr. Pierce that the protocol for arbitral handling of U S citizens claims for vessel seizures by Russia in the North Pacific was signed at ten Saturday. The agreement ends five year negotiations and covers about 400000 dollars in claims.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Hill Hay
Pierce
St. Betersburg
United States
North Pacific
Russia
Martyr Missionary Mrs Puller Dies in India
News from New York reports the death of Mrs Marcus B Puller a Presbyterian missionary at Bombay India She succumbed to health injuries believed to stem from her labors in India s famine struck districts and her death is noted with sorrow by the church and mission in Bombay and New York
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New York
Marcus B. Puller
Presbyterian Church
Bombay
Yutlera
India
Newspaperman Henry A. Chittenden Dies at 54
Henry A. Chittenden, a noted Oakland journalist who helped secure the $260000 Carnegie Free Public Library for the city, died at 54 from a throat ailment. He served as reporter and editor on numerous eastern papers and spent fifteen years with James Gordon Bennett’s Herald and Telegram.
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Oakland
Cal
Henry A. Chittenden
Carnegie Free Public Library
James Gordon Bennett
Herald and Telegram
Honduras to settle Pears indemnity claim
A Washington dispatch reports excellent prospects for an early settlement by Honduras of a claim for indemnity filed by the U S government on behalf of the heirs of Frank Pears, an American. The note indicates Honduras will pay to resolve the matter soon.
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New York
The
Herald
Washington
Honduras
Frank Pears
Honduras Murder Commission Recommends Compromise
A commission appointed by the Honduras government to investigate the February 1699 murder of an unnamed individual blames the government and urges compromise. Minister Hunter has sent findings to the state department. The matter is referred to Pears Bros. in Pittsburg, who are seen as likely to accept about $5,000 due to substantial Honduras interests.
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Ean
Hunter
State Department
Honduras
Pears Bros.’s
Pittsburg
Hope for Settlement Without Strike in Mine Dispute
The Grievances, Threlton Pa, report says national United Mine Workers leaders in Indianapolis favor arbitration and delaying a strike in the anthracite field while conciliation continues. Operators doubt leaders’ organization strength and resist arbitration. Public sympathy grows as miners seek relief over higher keg prices, weighman limits, and weights differences. Around 100,000 miners expected to strike if no settlement. some eye a brief, decisive push, others fear widespread hardship. Debate persists as efforts to avert disruption continue amid mounting tension and potential national impact.
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Threlton
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Jans
Inyal
Isleness
Werden
Taking Are of
Moss
Ife
Bozeman News Highlights Local Ties and Weather Shift
Boxwoman reports B L Kirk injured at Northern Pacific freight depot as he moved plains. W F Sloan funeral draws many friends and Masons. L8 Storrs arrives to study land value for NP. Dr F M Higgins heads east then Europe. weather praised as finest in years with cool mornings and hints of cold snap. Hanron of Chicago visits fans and Frank Bell from Upper Willow Creek passes through town.
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B. L. Kirk
Northern Pacific
Plains
Company
Mji- 4Uula
Storrs
St. Paul
Bozeman
Land Department
Welcome Home for A J Bennett in Twin Bridges
Hon A J Bennett republican candidate for lieutenant governor arrived in Twin Bridges on September 9 1900. He was greeted by Madison county delegation and citizens at the station led to the republican club room decorated with McKinley club colors and a future lieutenant governor portrait. Central Committeeman P P Noval introduced the guest. Bennett delivered a speech followed by remarks from State Committeeman Low L Callaway. Three cheers were given for the candidate and the meeting adjourned.
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Twin Bridges
A. J. Bennett
Madison County
McKinley
P. P. Noval
Low L. Callaway
Virginia City
Pigeon Flies Mile a Minute from Schenectady to Malden
A pigeon owned by Gerge Horsman of Malden achieved mile a minute speed during a 200 mile flight from Schenectady to Malden. The bird landed three hours and twenty minutes after takeoff with thirty birds released. many others took four to six hours. Across the venture Horsman lost over a hundred birds as steamship travel from Boston halted operations.
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Gerge Horsman
Malden
Schenectady
Bchenectady
Boston
Horsman
Notice to Creditors and land office survey notices
Notice to creditors for J P Collins late of Gustave administration of the estate dated July 12 1900 in Butte Montana reported by Henry W Trask attorney for administrator. Also United States Land Office Helena Montana announces approved plats for townships Fr 01a 8 W Fr T 28 R9 Wy Fr T 8 38 R 2 W Fr 7 28 TR 10 W Pr T 08 B 14 W Fre T 78 Rd Ww Nolien notice that plots will be filed October 6 1900 and applications for lands may be entered thereafter per GEORGE D GREENR Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Nolien
George D, Greenr
Montana
Henry M. Wolf
George Schirmer
Bilver Bow County
United States
C. M. Parr
Butte
Register
Greene
Luni
Nouve
Ivan
Mary Z. Baker
Hutt City
Discovery Shaft
Angus
Summit Valley
Inlhings
How County
Pemd
Ical
Burney
Thia Minn
Bitver
Lodes
Farsi
Oneida
Aim
John
Carroll Cuplicant
Qwith
Harves
Thomas Weread
George D
Gremne
Baker
Attorne
Firat
Forest Reserve Deserter Lot Under Act in Helena Notice
A notice from Helena Montana dated August announces that A B Ham d of Part ie Oregon has applied under the June 4 1847 act to select a desert lands tract described as lot three quarter north west quarter west one south west quarter of section 5 and half of west half of section 8 awaiting final approval and filing actions.
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Helena
Mont
A.B. Hammond
Portland
Oregon
M. M
General Land Office
George D. Greene
Rezinter
A. B. Hamd
Mining claim location notice near Silverton County Montana
Notice describes a mining claim located in River Row county Montana near the Ainlode claim with survey No 6303 in Township N. bounds and details the boundaries, area 0.636 acres, and adjacent surveys 1869 258% 6119. Records show the location recorded in Silverton county recorder’s office with conflicts involving Bur No 1612 Highland Chief Todo John Bull Lyle etc.
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Ainlode
River Row
Montana
Township
Conner
Urvey
Recorder
Silverton County
Lode
Padonia
Highland
Todo
Charlie Aren
John Bull
Lenny Smith
Joel Crossman
John Delaney
School bonds offered for sale in Jefferson county Montana
Notice states that School District No. 4 Softerson county Montana will sell twelve thousand dollars in coupon bonds at public auction September 6 1900 in Whitehall. Bonds are 500 dollars each dated June 1900 and due 1915 with 5 percent interest. Bid must meet par value and net receipt. Board reserves right to reject all bids Attest to May 26 1900.
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Catherine Meighn
Ames M. Meighan
John J. Meighan
Timothy Coin
JL O'Donnell
Catherine McNulty
Yor Bella
Abd Ag
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Montana
Silver Bow
Lawis
United States
Jonis Johns
Board of Trustees
Softerson County
Cald
Whitehall
Bonda
Prince
Jefferson County
Boulder
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Chee, Sexatziein
State Savings Bank
John A. Creighton
G. W W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodkens
Caishler
Europe
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
G. W Stapleton
A. Mf. Barret
E. M Lenvitt
V. Kemper
T. Af Odgens
Park Streets
First National Bank
Butyl, Montana
Andrew J. Davis
James A. K. S. Weirtcfiee. Stevenson
Buyo and Selle Foreign Exchange
Tasnen
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Serubie
Bankers
Fell Exchange
Collec
Afran
Alex Johnston
Rustomens
Orient
W .L. Moyer
Swinborne
Kunkel
Patrona
East Quartz St
Huie Pock
South Main Street
Park St
Chafee
BNT
Australia
Buckingham
Vetoria
Mall
Danra- Well
Kobyong
Lawne
Bozeman News
Dan &, Allen
Inter Mountain
P. O. News
W. F. Sloan
Masonic Fraternity
F. M. Higgins
Cay
East
Higgins
Hanron
Chicago
Frank Bell
Upper Willow Creek
Jhome
Vin Do Cinchona Co
den Moines
Lowe
Newbeo Drug Company
Ursuline Convent
Mount Angels
St. Peter P. O
Cascade
Montana Centtal
St. Joseph’s Academy
R. T. Boatman
Home Park
Mcotana
Marloo
Yanooka
Victoria
Jim
Indianapolis Press
Boston and
Montana Consolidated Copper
Lver Mining Company
Batterman, Ass
Gustav Justan
Gustav Juston
Granite Street
Aaid
State of
J. Pp. Collins
Gustave
Juston
Henry W. Trask
Noticy Yu
RGM
D. Groone
Gare
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John Andre
DR. Chung
Anand
Galena Atreat
A. Augendis
Paria
Newbro Devg Ga
Bulia
Musians
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