Tragic Illness Strikes Craver Family in Medicine Lodge
Flora Craver contracted whooping cough at the Normal school in Dition and spread illness to three younger siblings, with Carl Craver, age 14, dying February 2 after a severe bout of whooping cough and pneumonia. Dr. Miller attended the home as the others remain critically ill in the extreme cold. Reverend E Smith conducted services, and burial followed in Dillon. The Craver family receives wide sympathy. Also noted are memorials for Joseph Grant by Pocatello Division 209 of the Order of Railway Conductors and resolutions draping the charter in mourning for 20 days.
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T. B. Craver
Medicine Lodge
Flora
St Dition
Carl
H. O. Miller
Rev. E. Smith
M.E. Church
Lima
Dillon
Viennas
Joseph Grant
Bert
Dillon and Pocatello Press
Foot Crushed Off A Chinaman In Train Crossing
A Chinese man was severely injured yesterday while crossing a freight track as a train stood. The engine backed up after the crowd signaled, crushing his foot and necessitating amputation. He was taken to the poor farm for surgery by Drs Bond and Jones. He refused transport to a Chinese house due to regional superstitions about cripples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Jones
Medicine for Rheumatism Seeps Into Daily Pain Relief Claims
Fragmentary notes describe a claim that medicine for rheumatism could ease daily pain. The readable text mentions pain relief and skepticism about the remedy’s effectiveness.
Manila Battle Reported as Fierce and Deadly
Reports from Manila dated February 7 describe heavy fighting with about 2,000 Filipino dead and 8,500 wounded, 5,000 taken prisoner. U S warships shelled insurgent trains while American and Filipino forces clashed across rice fields amid fierce artillery and rifle fire. Several officers and soldiers were wounded or killed, and a chaotic, warlike atmosphere swept the city as authorities detained suspects and maintained order.
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Manila
United States
W. ©. Smith
First Tennessee Infantry
Washingtons
California
Paco
Santana
Caloocan
Singalon
Duboce
Ygorates
Minnesota
Olympia
Seine
Iloilo
Charles Hogan
Wall
Colton
Second Reserve Hospital
Pasig
Miles charges spur army inquiry and possible court martial
Washington on February 4 reports the president intends to end the unsatisfactory state of affairs by launching a formal inquiry into charges and counter charges about army beef and supplies. It will follow the war commission report and may place responsibility on Miles and others, with possible court martial implications. The inquiry could be a court of inquiry or an officers inspection board.
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Washington
Miles
No Further Hostilities in Manila After Barrier Removal
Manila reports no new attacks last night and says Filipinos believe Americans mean business as barriers are removed. Observers think the independence movement may be crushed and annexation could be welcomed. some fear a brief pause before renewed action resumes.
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Manila
Malolos
Movement For Independence
Military lynching averted by Third Cavalry action at Augusta
General McClernand reports about 100 Fifteenth Minnesota volunteers marched to Augusta to avenge Dennis O Connell killed by a civilian. Third Cavalry arrested rioters, disarmed them, and brought them to camp under guard as General Sumner handles the situation.
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Washington
Augusta
Dennis O’connell
Fifteenth Minnesota
Brown Hadley
General McClernand
Young
War Department
Fifteenth
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
Third Cavalry
Sumner
Colonel Sexton Dies in Washington at Garfield Hospital
Colonel James A. Sexton commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic and member of the war investigating commission died yesterday in Garfield hospital Washington from complications of grip kidney trouble and meningitis of the brain after about a month of illness his recovery was not expected.
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Washington
James A. Sexton
Grand Army of the Republic
War Investigating Commission
Garfield Hospital
Sexton
Filipino Junta Fears Arrest in Stranded State
The Filipino junta here under Senor Agoncillo is bewildered as he fled hastily leaving no instructions. They rely on Aguinaldo word and cope with illness among members while counsel Ralston and Siddons withdrew. A sense of arrest threat remains despite assurances.
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WasuinetTon
Senor Agoncillo
Ralston and
Siddons
L Aguinaldo
Agoncillo
Senor Lopez
Sharp rally in wheat coats markets with strong export demand
In Chicago trading on Februarys session big clearances and robust export demand lifted grain prices. May wheat up 14 to . Also corn oats pork and livestock futures posted varied gains and declines amid mixed receipts at Chicago markets with cattle hogs and sheep showing uneven demand.
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Chicago
Atlantic
Gorn
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report
South Omaha market notes show cattle receipts around 1600 with lower prices for native beef steers and western and Texas lots mixed. Hog receipts near 2400, prices eased for heavy hogs and a range for lighter hogs. sheep sales 420 head with muttons and lambs trading at set midrange values.
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South
Omaha
Texas
Feeders and heifers listed for Haxkkas City fair sale
Fragmentary notes show a sale of feeders and heifers at Haxkkas City with February dates and lot details. Only partial names and items readable, no prices or full participant list available.
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Haxkkas
Fae Hove Bnd
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Porter D. Ann C. Corp
Pocatello Division
John Toomis
H. Dovanass
JNO
Quinn
Emilio Aguinaldo
Colonel Sexton
South Omaha
Kanaas City
Rocky Mountain
Cal Dillon Implement Co
J. T. Cox
W.S. Pyle
COX & Pyle
Butchers
Dillon National Bank
Mont
Scientific J American
Bonay Gavasasiers Iunn & Co
New York
Washington, D
H. D. Brainard
F. B. Williams
THE
Kentucky Liquor Store
Idanah
Schlitz
Montana
Montana Music Co
Tribune Pub. CO
Dillon, Mont
N. Main Street
Butte
Shohree
Alternost
Paver
P. M. Seymour
East
Granite Street
Butte, Mont
Acheter
Citoes
Home Health Club
Inter Ocean Pub. Co
Til
Inter Ocean
Great Club
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