Cuban Commission to Seek Cuban US Relations With McKinley
At the Cuban constitutional convention five delegates were chosen to travel to Washington to discuss the future relations with the United States. They will confer with Governor General Wood on departure dates and interview conditions with President McKinley. The group may have to speed to meet his western trip in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Five
McHinley
New Republic
United States
Havana
Diego Mamayo
Capote
Berriell
Portuondo
Lorento
Washington
McKinley
Cuba
Wood
Hare Bubbic Plague Case Shocks Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor reports that student Charles B Hare contracted bubonic plague during bacterial experiments. Dr Victor Vaughn states precautions prevent spread and Hare is expected to recover. Attending doctor Dr Novy uses full germ proof gear to work in contagious ward. The case echoes Vienna 1898 outbreak with researchers Barisch and Muller linked to plague deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mitch
Victor Vaughn
State Board of Health
Charles B. Hare
Novy
Hare
Cuban constitutional convention opposes Platt amendment
The Havana convention voted 18 to 10 against the Platt amendment declaring opposition due to terms of several clauses and their wording especially clauses III, VI and VII. Conservatives call the action embarrassing as it ties hands of any commission sent to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Washington
Report Boer coup claims capture of General French
London reports a private telegram stating General French and 500 British troops were captured by the Boers during a hillside engagement in mist. War Office has no confirmation and discredits the rumor, keeping officials silent on the asserted event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
French
War Office
Rench
War Office dispatch from Lord Kitchener April 15
From Pretoria dated April 15 Colonel Sir Henry Rawhustons column attacked near Klerksdorp at daylight. Six Boers killed ten wounded and 24 captured. One 12 pounder one pompom a wagon full of ammunition and two ammo wagons captured. Our casualties three wounded. Colonel Plumer captured a field cornet seven men ten wagons and 18 rifles. During Colonel Pilchers Orange River Colony operations seven Boers killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchener
London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Henry Raw- Huson
South Fanger
Klerksdorp
Plumer
Pilcher
Orange River Colony
Apostle Cannon Dead in Monterey California
George Q. Cannon died in Monterey on April 18 at about age 75. The body was shipped to San Francisco for embalming and will be sent to Salt Lake City for burial. the death came without forewarning and the patient did not struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apostle Cannon
Monterey
Cal
George Q. Cannon
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
English beef ban tightens Army contracts on June first
Washington April 12 the department of agriculture reports a Chicago packing firm dispatch stating the English government will exclude all beef not home bred from British army contracts. The restriction is to take effect June 1 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Peg Anderson Sentenced to Five Years for Highway Robbery
St. Joseph April 16 Peg Anderson a known crook wanted in Chicago and other cities for various crimes was sentenced to state five years for highway robbery. St Hinote a stockman of Darlington Mo was his victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg” Anderson
St. Joseph
United States
Chicago
St. Hinote
Darlington
Missouri Postoffice Robbed in Pilot Grove
A Pilot Grove special reports the local post office was broken into last night. The safe was blown open and stamps and money totaling $500 were stolen. Robbers left no clue behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Postoffice
Kansas City
Star
Pilot Grove
Plot to kill Kroger in London reported by police
Amsterdam correspondent for the Daily Express says London police uncovered a plot to kill Mr. Kruger. One suspect reportedly confessed after arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
London
Amsterdam
Daily Express
Kruger
Tax Ferrets In Luck Muscatine April 16
Tax collectors in Muscatine Iowa report 62 individuals and firms owe the city about 100000 dollars in back taxes. One law firm alone owes seventy seven thousand dollars.
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Muscatine
Sandico Named Successor to Aguinaldo in Insurrection
Agoncillo in Paris reports a cable announcing General Sandico has been elected to succeed Aguinaldo as commanding general and dictator of Filipino forces. Sandico, from Pandakan near Manila, is energetic, educated, and multilingual. He surrendered to U S authorities at Cabantatuan, Nueva Ecija, Luzon, and may face trial for a bad record.
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Paris
Agoncillo
Aguinaldo
Sandico
Pandakan
Manila
Cabantatuan
Newcija
Luzon
Market Quotations Resume After Interruption at Chicago
Chicago April 16 The board of trade quotations for grain and hog products resumed by telegraph yesterday. The service brought no noticeable volume increase as the market was dull at the start, with customers urged to guard against bucket shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Hill takes Burlington control in fire sale claim
Roswell Miller, chairman of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad, said negotiations to sell his company to James J. Hill were off and would not be renewed, and that Hill had gained control of the Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Former Fort Worth Mayor Dies From Knockout Drops
John P. Smith, former Fort Worth Texas mayor, died yesterday in St Louis after ingesting knockout drops given by unknown persons in a saloon near Union Station several days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John P. Smith
Fort Worth
Tex
Union Station
Grain futures mostly higher amid quiet trade in Chicago
Chicago grain and provisions markets closed modestly firmer as May wheat and May corn tick up, oats rally slightly, and futures for pork lard ribs firm to lower. Cash quotes show No 2 red wheat around 70 1 2 cents and No 2 corn near 43 cents.
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Chicago
TOY
Notice of Land Selection Under Act 1901 in Helena Montana
Notice lists Helene con sega 9 1 S00 and Collins with Helena Montana address filing to select land under the Act of 1901. Protest or contest within thirty days from publication if land or any portion is more valuable for minerals than for agricultural uses. land to be offered for rent to general land owners. Filed by Qro 6 D Greene, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene
Pee
Collins
Helena
Mt Tana
D. Greene
Desert Land Final Profo Notice For Publication
Notice is here given that Charles Clements of Bannack Montana has filed notice of intention to make proof on his desert land claim No 6360 for the NW SE and other fractions in section 11 township 1 north range 12 west before Lt Price A M Dillon Montana on May 18 1901. He names witnesses John F Harby Thomas Clements Joby Cloutier George H White all of Bannack Montana to prove the irrigation and reclamation of said land. George D Greene
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United States Land
Helena
Montana
Charles Clements
Bannack
Modtans
Lt. Price
Dillon
John F. Harby
Thomas Clementa
Joby Cloutier
George H. White
Grobge DD. Greene
United States Land Office
Lorenzo Peterson
Red Hook
L. J. Pri
Mont
Arthur W. Batts
Ephriam Peterson
Harvey McKnight
John Bell
Grorae D
Greene
Register
Department of the Interior
Helens
Arthur W. Butts
W. Sem
Alfred F. Kehlenbeck
Fredericka Kehlenbeck
United States
L. J. Price
U.S
Beaverhead County
Grorce D. Gureux
Joan Horser
Notice of intention to prove desert land claim No 3730
United States Land Office Helena Mont announces William Hoff of Dillon filed to prove filing on desert land claim No 3730 for a specified tract. Hearing before L J Price U B Commissioner on May 10 1901 in Dillon Mont with witnesses Willie Me Boead Richard Haines Margaret K Seybold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena, Mont
Notice of Application for U S Patent in Bannack Mining District
U S land office Helena Montana April 1901 notice that A F Graeter of Dillon Montana has filed for a patent for 15.35 acres on the Senator lode with 600 feet surface ground in Bannack district Beaverhead County Montana. Adjoining claims Springfield Lode and Meade placer noted. First publication April 5 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Office of the
United States
Helena
Montana
Congress
A. F. Graeter
Dillon
Senatoh Lode
Bannack
Beaverhead County
Office of the Register of the U. S. Land Office
Cor. No
Hannack Mining
Cor
Zuelanda Lode
Arcata Lode
Heaverhead
Springfield Jode
Fink Placers
John F. Meade Placer
Gro. D. Greene
Register
Notice of desert-land proof filing in Montana
John Keenan of Jackson Montana has filed intention to make proof on desert land claim No 8551 for sections 20 31 80 31 Tp 68 R14 W. before L J Price U S commissioner at Dillon Montana on May 28 1001. Romain Duke Gist Charles Bryant and William Willard of Jackson Montana witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
John Keenan
Jackson
Mont
L. J. Price
U. S
Dillon
Id Romain
Duke Gist
Charles Bryant
William 8. Willard
Groner D. Greene
Register
Chicago cattle and sheep receipts show mixed steady trends
Chicago on April 15 reports cattle receipts at 24 000 with Texans firm on medium steers and top at 5.35. Texas fed steers range 4.25 to 5.30, grass steers 3.50 to 4.00, bulls 2.75 to 3.90, calves 4.00 to 5.50. Sheep receipts 24 000 with sheep slow and lambs steady to slow. Colorado muttons 5.35, native and western lambs 4.75 to 5.35.
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Red Hook claim
Desert land claim No. 5659 filed by Lorenzo Peterson of Red Hook Montana aims to prove irrigation and reclamation before U S commissioner L J Pri by April 6 1901 in Dillon Montana. Contests in He l en s Montana involve Alfred Kehlenbeck widow Fredericka and hearings set April 15 and 25 1901 before U S officials.
Kansas City Live Stock Price Report April 15
cattle receipts 800 natives 900 Texans 200 calves steer and feeder groups steady Texas steers up to 10c higher native beef steers 4.65 5.45 stockers 3.80 5.00 western fed steers 4.45 5.45 cows 3.25 4.25 heifers 3.50 4.65 canners 2.50 3.10 bulls 3.25 4.50 calves 4.50 6.50 hogs receipts 9,000 opened steady closed weak to 5e lower top 6.20 bulk 6.00 6.12 14 heavy 6.10 6.20 mixed packers 6.00 6.10 night 5.70 6.07 14 pigs 4.70 5.65 sheep receipts 6,300 sheep steady lambs 5 10c lower western lambs 4.85 5.05 western wethers 4.50 4.90 western yearlings 4.15 5.00 ewes 3.90 4.50 culls 2.75 3.75 spring lambs 5.50 7.00
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas
Texas Bulls
Colorado
Kansas City
Western Fed
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report April 15
Cattle receipts 3,500 with native beef steers 4.00 to 5.50, western 3.75 to 4.70, Texas 3.25 to 4.25. cows and heifers 3.35 to 4.40. stockers 3.25 to 4.80. calves 3.00 to 6.75. bulls 2.75 to 4.25. Hogs receipts 5,100 with prices 5.95 to 6.10 for high weights. pigs 5.00 to 5.90. mixed 6.00 to 6.0214. sheep 6,600 with yearlings 4.65 to 4.90. wethers 4.25 to 4.65. ewes 3.75 to 4.25. lambs 4.25 to 6.10, 10 cents lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Texas
Give the goods a trial. TayyoNe Porusame Oo.
The phrase appears as a fragmentary headline style line with uncertain context and no clear events or identifiable names. No verifiable people, organizations, or places are evident to summarize.
Public Auction Seeks Butte Water and Property Rights
Notice announces a foreclosure sale by the Ninth Circuit Court for Henry N. Blake as master. The bid includes extensive water rights, ditches, placer claims, and associated lands in Silver Bow and Beaverhead counties Montana, plus city street rights and various described parcels in Butte. The sale occurs at the county courthouse steps in Butte at noon on April 22, 1901.
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Circuit Court of the
United States
Anid Court
Henry N. Blake
Silver Bow
Hutte
Montana
Indica
Jerry Creek
Dewey
Big Hole River
Hole River
Churchill Ranch
Divide Creek
John S. Cowan
Silver Bow County
John F. Cowan
Utah Northern Railway
Cowan & Ward
Butte
Butte City
Silver Bow Hydraulic Mining Company
Isolata
Montana Avenue
Bilver Bow County
Warren and
Kingsbury
Charles 8. Warren
Benjamin C. Kingsbury
Utah and
Montana Silver Mining Company
Warren and Kingsbury
Warren and Kingsbuy
Skip Lode
Peter Himer
Hange
Towit
Runnin
Baik
Ball Han Gulch
Creek St
Rocky Monontain
Cers
Hilver Bow
Harrison Churchill
Dewey's Flat
Big Hole
Beaverhead
Montins
Black Tail Creek
Snrprenant & Marceau
Arestra
W. A. Clark
J. K. Clark
Colorado & Montana Smelting Company
Ecords
Black Jail Creek
Barre City Water Company
Prato
Butte City Water Company
Basin Gach
Basin Creek
Weibold
Mon- Aleo
la Salle Avenue
Colorado Street
Jerry Greek
Ig Hole
Frank R. Miles
Water and mining claim notices in Silver Bow County Montana
A long, fragmentary notice catalogues water rights and placer mining claims in Silver Bow County Montana. It lists diverse rights and locations including Basin Gulch Basin Creek the Ballarat Tunnel Humbug Gulch the Chicago Lode and several Hasin China Kear Basin and Two Bit Gulches with dates from 1882 to 1891 and notes an easement for a water main and a Butte City Water Company reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wontana
Albert B. Knigheon Daly
Weet
Mammoth
Isid Albert H. Bada
Silver Bow County
Ontana
South Fork
Mammoth Creek
Albert_ B
Knight
Montana
Boston Consolidated
Hasin Creek
Plaver Hill
Bilver Bow County
Ballarat Tunnel
Highland District
Colorado
Butte
Weety
Joseph ‘Thomas
Raid Darling
Butte City Water Company
United States
Atkins A. Smith
Hasin Gulch
Masin Creek
Kear Gulch
Recorder
Atkina A. Smith
Basin Gulch
Basin Creek
Silver Kew County
Tsou
Two Bit Gulch
Basin and Rocker Ditch
Rocker Hill
Silver Bow
Aaid Basin Creek
Asid Creek
Basin & Rocker
Benjamin I
Studles
Butte Water Company
Basin
Butte City
Annie and
Ida
Idartz Lode
Main Basin Creek
Edward Stratton
Spring Gulch
Fish Creek
Batte City Water Company
Badger Lode
Spring Hill
Atter City Water Company
Wee Company
Edwards Ranch
Charioter
Alaris
Butteater Company
Mortgage Sale of Butte Water Works Property in Silver Bow County
Special Master to sell without redemption all property of Butte City Water Company in Silver Bow County Montana and Beaverhead County Montana including water rights ditches and plants. Minimum bid set at 1 000 000 with a 25 000 cash deposit required before bidding. final payment due within ten days after sale confirmation. Henry N. Pare Special Master. Forbes Evans solicitors. March 18 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
Follo
Butte City Water Cam
Butte
State of
Montana
Lote
Woolman Lode
Warren & Kingsbury
Frouna
Charless. Warren
Benjamin A. Kingsbury
Utah and
Montana Silver Mining Company
Main Street
City of Bautte
Warren and Kingsbury
United States
Peter Elmer
Weaf
Butte City Water Company
Basin Ditch
Basin Creek
Basin Gulch
Silver Row County
Butte City
Divide Creek
Silver Bow
Harrison Churchill
Jerry Crook
Wewey
Big Hole
County of
State of Montans
Beaverhead
Resent Water Works
Said Water Company
Sai Water Company
Municipal Corporation
City of
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Commission
St. Paul Deals
Chicago Grain and Provisions
LEGAL
William Hoff
Big Bex
U. B
Dillon Mont
Willie Me Boead
Dell
Richard Haines
Polaris
Margaret K Seybold
Desert Land
Tra
Henry N. Pare
A. D
Forbes & Evans
Massachusetts Loan and Trust
Diton Tarpine
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