Testimony on Coeur d'Alene Bull Pen Conditions
William Randolph Stinson testifies about life in the bull pen during the Coeur d'Alene mining riots investigation. He describes filthy cells, ground food, poor sanitation, mail opened, and guards housing inmates in a rain soaked, hayless guard house with drunken soldiers nearby.
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Washington
Coeur d’ Alene
House Committee On Military Affairs
William Randolph Stinson
Stinson
United States
Victimized by Indians in Pawhuska Oil Land Swindle
O R Davis and A E Fulton, New York brokers, claim two Osage men duped them in a land deal at Pawhuska. They paid 4000 dollars and diamonds for a 10 year lease on Bird creek oil land, only to find the oil had been poured on the ground and the land worthless.
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Wall Street
Wichita
Kan
O. R. Davis
A. E. Fulton
New York City
Pawhuska
Bird Creek
Collapse of Flour Trust Spurs Appointed Receivers
Justice Jenkins in New Jersey proceedings named three receivers for the United States Milling Company known as the flour trust. Daniel Thomas of New York Charles E Kimball of Summit New Jersey and Albert O Loring of Minneapolis now control the property. The collapse stemmed from inability to float its securities on the market.
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Jenkins
United States Milling Company
Minwawuker
The
Flour Trust
Justice Jenkins
United States Court of New Jersey
N Ow
Daniel Thomas
New York
Charles E. Kimball
Sumnit
N. J
Albert O
Paralyzed Cincinnati Editor Weldon Faces Recovery
Harry Weldon, 20 years sporting editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, was stricken with paralysis as he retired yesterday morning. The stroke hits his vocal cords and right limbs but spares the brain. he remains conscious and weighs about 800 pounds, with doctors hopeful for recovery.
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Cincinnati
Harry Weldon
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Boers massing near Bloemfontein clash with Roberts
Reports from Pretoria via Lourenco Marquez say Boers hasten to join across both republics to block Lord Roberts advance on Bloemfontein. Estimates suggest 30,000 fighters, with Cronje delaying Roberts while Boer forces rally. Buller fights hard toward Ladysmith as relief prospects grow dim amid scarce ammo and stretched supply lines.
Roberts Reports Losses In Recent Fight At Paardeberg
Lord Roberts dispatch from Paardeberg dated February 24 describes Boer forces attacking outposts, taking nearly 100 prisoners, including a commandant and three field cornets. British casualties totaled four officers wounded, nine men killed, twenty three wounded, and two missing. additional wounds reported on the 21st and 22nd.
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Lonpos
War Office
Lord Roberts
Keeping Buller Busy Advance on Ladysmith Faced Obstacles
Churchill in a Frere camp dispatch dated Sunday says the Boers have not lifted the Ladysmith siege. The British advance fights heavy opposition with many casualties. Inniskillings charged a Boer position within 500 yards but failed to break through. Connaughts and Dublin Fusiliers supported the attack as night halted further action.
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Ladysmith
London
Winston Churchill
Frere Camp
Krugie
Mr. Churchill
Innishkillens
Connaughts
British gains deepen at PaaRvue Benra position
Despatches from Keb describe the British firepower dominating river slopes while the Shropshires drive along the river bed. Boers lose 200 yards of cover as women and children are with their lines. General Crouse reportedly requests surrender but is opposed by Transvaal Boers. Roberts offers safe passage and medical aid which is rejected. Captured kopje with 60 prisoners marks a key strategic position aiding repulsal of eastward Boer reinforcements.
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London
Bloemfontein
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Lourenzo Marquez
PaaRvueBenra
Keb
Cronje
Crouse
Transvaal
Roberts
Eastivard
Reprisals reported near Sequani as Boers and natives clash
Gaberones dispatch dated February 22 reports Chief Linehci saying reprisals by his forces killed a number of Boers near Sequani and captured wagons and oxen. Casualties occurred on both sides as Crocodile Pools Boers move wounded to a laager hospital, while Colonel Planter warns natives to respect ambulances but notes tensions over native territory.
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Methuen
Barkley West
Cape Town
Kimberley
de Aar
Bristown
Douglas
Prieska
Lorenzo Marquiz
Gaberones
Linehci
Sequani
Crocodile Pools
Planter
Laager
Plamter
Boers Concentrate Forces Near Bloemfontein
A Lourenco Marques dispatch says 5,000 burghers have left Ladysmith for the Free State. Boers mass 30 miles from Bloemfontein as the Free State government moves to Winburg. Reinforcements from all parts pass through Bloemfontein hourly.
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Bloemfontein
London
Daily News
Lourenzo Marquez
Ladysmith
Free State
Winburg
Danger From the Afrikander Bund
London reports via Brussels sources that the Afrikander Bund faces internal fatigue and a looming congress risk fanning rebellion across the colony unless its aims are redirected. The correspondent corroborates the danger noted by observers in Boer circles.
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London
Brussels
Daily Mail
Montmorency and Hoskier Killed at Schoeman Farm
General Gatacre announces the death of Captain Montmorency commander of Montmorency's scouts and Lieutenant Colonel F. E. Hoskier of the Third Middlesex Volunteer Artillery at Schoeman's Farm near Sterkstrom. The report states the event occurred yesterday as part of ongoing operations.
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Montmorency
Sterkstroom
Gatacre
Schoeman’s Farm
F. E. Hoskier
Third
Middlesex Volunteer Artillery
Fire Explodes Alcohol In Paris Suburb Tragedy
A fire in St Quen, a Paris suburb, gutted alcohol and oil stores causing a chain of explosions that engulfed six warehouses. About 150 people were injured including some firefighters as flames leapt across unoccupied ground and a sea of fire spread. Initial damage was valued at 2,000,000 francs. General John McNalta in Dewd was mentioned in a separate dispatch from Washington.
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Paris
St. Quen
Mexican Troops Halt Yaquis After Heavy Potam Battle
Mexican federal forces under General Torres beat back Yaqui attacks near Potam Mex with the help of a Maxim gun smuggled from Bisbee. The clash left 227 Mexican troops dead or wounded as 73 Yaquis were reported killed and Guaymas spared, though 200 soldiers died in the defense.
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Bisbee
A.T
Torres
Demoenta
Maxim
Fiyt
Democrate
Maximen
Rambolo
Walcott Stops Choynski In Seventh Round
New York Heb. 21 Joe Walcott the Barbadian fighter won a decision over Jon Choynski of California in seven rounds at the Broadway Athletic club last night. Walcott weighed 147 pounds to 168 for Choynski and floor was felled five times in round one. Walcott pressed the attack in round two with body blows and a solid jaw shot, while Choynski failed to land key blows despite reach advantage.
Chicago strike spreads as brick order deepens slump
Cincado February 26 severe disruption spreads in building trades as brick delivery to United Contractors projects is halted to nonunion sites. The measure threatens 1,090 brick makers idle and extends machinists’ strike to other trades, potentially drawing in about 3,000 workers.
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Chicago
Cincado
Building Material Trades Council
United Contractors
Train wreck near Flomato injures crew on Mardi Gras excursion
A Louisville and Nashville passenger train from New Orleans derailed after encountering an open switch near Flomato. A Black fireman was killed, another fireman was fatally injured, and Engineer John Cains was badly hurt. The double header engines and cars were wrecked while passengers in day coaches stayed unharmed. The train carried Mardi Gras excursionists.
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Montagomery
Louisville and Nashville
New Orleans
Flomato
John Cains
Dutch Steamer Arrives After Rough Skagway Run
The Vancouver bound steamer Dutch reached port from Skagway amid the roughest voyage yet. Five feet of ice covered deck areas and pilothouse while mountainous seas swept the bow. Frigid conditions forced crew to chop deck passages with axes for two days.
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Vancouver
Skagway
Hotel Endicott Tragedy Hints Caldwell Killed Hayes
New York February 26 coroner's physician confirms autopsies show Mrs. Mauc Hayes died by Caldwell's hand and Dr Franklin L Caldwell killed himself at the Hotel Endicott. No new light emerges on the case.
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Hotel Endicott
New York
Mauc Hayes
Franklin L. Caldwell
O'Hanlon
Deputy Sentenced in France for Inciting Soldiers
February report from Parts notes Marcel Habett, a deputy, was sentenced yesterday after being charged with inciting soldiers to sneer at the funeral. The high court acted regarding the alleged offense tied to public order and military respect.
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Parts
Senate
Marcel Habett
Fanerai Uce
Congress Debates Tariffs and Hawaiian Law
The report covers congressional activity from Feb 20 to 27 with debates on the Porto Rican tariff bill, Hawaiian government provisions, Filipino self-government, and Quay's Senate seating. Republican and Democratic speakers clash over policy and constitutional questions as caucuses form and convention preparations begin in Kansas City.
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Renate
Wyoming
Kenney
United States
Philippine Islands
House—Hopkins
Newlands
Swanson
Senate
House
Bramwell
Ray
XN. Y
Lang
Kan
Rony
Tex
Washington
Foraker
Grosvenor
Quay
Daniel
Dem . Va
West
Littlefield
Rep
Platt
Tillman
Morgan
Tawney
Minnesota
Littlefeld
Quay Ton
Pennsylvania
Boutell
Brown
Mondell
Gritham
Pun
Reeder
Bartlett
Lanham
Moon
Tenn
Wiliams
Johnson
W. Va
Sutherland
Neb
Jett
Noonin
Wilson
House Republicans
Kansas City
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Wheat closes steady as bear market weighs on futures
Market shows a bear tone with slight declines in wheat futures while oats hold steady. Corn futures ease toward the close and cash quotes list No 2 red wheat around 6 7 3 4, No 2 spring wheat 65 676, No 2 corn 2 8, No 2 oats 28.
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Chicago
Daly
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Cattle receipts 13,000 with primes at 5.00 6.00, dairy and feeder values up to 5.10. Hogs receipts 32,000 with mixed price ranges from 4.55 to 4.80 for bulk sales and higher for good to choice heavy. Sheep receipts 16,000 with lambs active and prices from 5.40 to 6.50 for wethers and yearlings to 7.25 for western lambs.
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Chicago
Cuicago
Fen
Cattla
Texas Fed
Texas Bulls
Tomorrex
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City on Feb 26 shows cattle receipts of 2000 with mixed to heavy offerings and prices from 3.50 to 4.85 for stockers and butchers. Sheep receipts 2530 with light supply and market activity strong, lambs around 8.50 to 7.00, yearlings 4.75 to 6.60, muttons 4.75 to 5.50, stockers 8.50 to 6.50 and culls 3.04 to d.u.
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Kansas City
South Omaha Live Stock Prices Report
South Omaha February market snapshot lists cattle fees and prices by category. Native beef steers and Texan steers show varied bids, with cows and heifers, stockers, calves, and canners priced across multiple ranges.
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South Omaha
Bourn
Omsta
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Relief From Catarrh
Advertising copy promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for catarrh and cold in the head. It claims to cleanse and heal irritated membranes, avoid drying inhalants, and offers a trial size for 10 cents with a 50 cent size sold by druggists.
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren St
N.Y
Burlington Calendar Offers Twelve Month Art for Sale
The Burlington Route releases a large 12 sheet calendar with month by month illustrations of scenic routes and equipment. Each sheet features depictions such as government fast mail, a California bound tourist car, engine 1691, and Estes Park among others. This dealer price is 26 cents with 35 cents including postage, stamps accepted, money refunded if unsatisfied.
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Burlington
California
Omaha
Estes Park
Colo
Hot Springs
Yellowstone Falls
Louis Braunhold
Chicago
Miners See New Howell's Miners' Code Issued
Howell's Miners' Code just issued for Montana and Idaho outlines how to locate and record quartz and placer claims mill sites and tunnels and how co owners share rights. It explains forming mining corporations wage liens patent procedures and citations to mining laws and decisions. Price fifty cents from Tribune Publishing Co Dillon Montana.
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Montana
Idaho
Howell
Kaysa
United States
Trisune Pustrsaine Co
Dillon
Mont
Bargains at Cost As Store Sells Out in Dillon
Business relocation sale offers overcoats from $5 and up and pants at cost. Underwear sold for whatever price it commands. Call for the biggest bargains ever offered in Dillon as stock is cleared.
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Dillon
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Illon, Montana
Pierce
David Duggins, Esq
Jones, Ohio Co
Lord Metiuen
Paardeberg
Times
Buller
White
Matfeking
French
Daily Chronicle
Cape Colony
England
McNalla
Dewd
John McNalta
Roosevelt
Potam Ie
Walcott
Choynski
Alaska
Work OF Congress
Shilohs
Canada
Vic
Sole Proprietors
S.c.wells & Co
Leroy, NY
Hamilton, Can
L. J. Williams
J. Francis
Omaha, Neb
Miners
Tarsong Pusisixe Co
Toning Bath
ae _Weenink’s
Toning Batti
Pho Og
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