No Bombardment Talks Persist Over Isthmus Conflict
Washington dispatches describe Liberal influence maintaining peaceful posture as Captain Perry assumes full control of U S naval forces near Colon and Matachin. Officials indicate no bombardment is intended with orders to spare railroad property and train passages while insurgents faced withdrawal terms.
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Perry
Washington
Colon
Mc@rea
State Department
Gudgers
Panama
Gudger
Matachin
Liberals and government clash reach Matachin isthmus
From Colon Colombia November 26 reports say the liberal army is defeated at Matachin by General Alban and pushing toward Colon. Alban travels from Panama to Empire to surprise liberals as fighting rages along the line, with over 150 killed or wounded seen between Culebra and Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombia
Panama
Matachin
al- Dan
Tribune
Ignacio Follaca
Senor de la Rosa
Diaz
Alban
Empire Station
Culebra
Matachin Station
Perry
San Pablo
Lugo
Empire
Red Cross
Iowa
Nation Divorce Suit Opened In Medicine Lodge
In Medicine Lodge Kansas the divorce suit of David Nation against Carrie Nation known as the saloon smasher began yesterday Nation alleges his wife took his featherbed stole $900 from the bank and refuses to live with him Ransom Must Be Paid By Jan 1 in London brigands threaten Miss Stone unless ransom paid by January 1 Manila report notes a steamer with 200 passengers may have been lost near Olongapo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Lodge
Kan
David Nation
Carrie Nation
London
Dickinson
Sofia
Daily Telegraph
Miss Stone
Manila
Alerta, S
Olongapo
Subig Bay
Great Developments in Agriculture Reported by Secretary Wilson
Secretary Wilson's fifth annual report highlights growth in the Department of Agriculture with a record export value surpassing 950 million dollars in 1901. It notes 65 percent of exports originate on farms, calls for range restoration and public land access, and cites successful seed and plant introductions with macaroni wheat trials in the Dakotas Kansas and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Congress
United States
Dakotas
Kansas
Nebraska
Fulton Emerges in Safety After Submerged Test
In heavy seas the Fulton rose from the bay bottom at 10 30 p m yesterday to the awe of a large crowd. Crew officers report fifteen hours under water with no discomfort and air purer than in ordinary rooms. The boat docked under its own power, with all machinery performing perfectly and crew taking meals and rest underwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fulton
Cable
Holland Company
Admiral Lowe
Arthur
Hitchcock Proposes Arid Lands Reclamation Plan
Secretary Hitchcock endorses Indian education reform findings and urges immediate reclamation work in the arid west. Proposed projects include San Carlos reservoir to reclaim 100000 acres, Sierra Nevada reservoirs for Nevada desert lands, and diverting St Mary river to Milk river headwaters in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Interior
Washington
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Jones
United States
San Carlos
Sierra Nevada
California
Nevada
St. Mary River
Milk River
Montana
Rebellion Threat in Yukon Menaces Canada to Ottawa
Yukon officials report a planned uprising by Order of the Midnight Sun aims to establish an independent government. About 1500 men, mostly Americans, are said to seek weapons and supplies, with Dawson chosen as a prospective capital and Governor General Minto asked to deploy troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minto
Chicago
Alaska
Seattle
United States
Ottawa
Yukon Territory
Order of the Midnight Sun
Far North
Yukon Department of Public Works
Palmer House
D. M. Minard
J. C. Tache
P. E. Mercier
H. S. Graves
White Pass and Yukon Railroad Company
Yukon
Canada
Minard
White Horse
Dawson
Republic
Eight Miners Die in Pocahontas Shaft Tragedy
Bluefield W V dispatch reports eight well known miners entered the West mine of Pocahontas mines last Friday morning at 11 oclock and were recovered dead after a rescue party explored 600 feet. A S Hurst chief inspector Bob Oldham sub inspector and E G Beall mining engineer died together while Walter O Malley Joseph Cardwell R H St Clair Price and Maurice St Clair were found farther back in the mine. The victims show signs of a desperate attempt to reach air before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Bluefield
W. Va
Weat
Pocahontas Iberies
Tug River
A. S. Hurst
Bob Oldham
St. Clair
Joseph Cardwell
O’malley
Maurice St. Clair
Price
Insurgent Fort Captured by Lawton's Company
Captain Edward P. Lawton's Ninth Infantry attacked and captured a fortified insurgent position on Bohol Island. Sergeant McMahon led 20 men up a perilous precipice to strike the rear, surprise the defenders, and drive them from the fort after a three hour ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Manila
Edward P. Lawton
Nineteenth Infantry
Bohol Island
McMahon
Battle near Villiersdorp yields heavier British losses
London dispatches report a serious fight near Villiersdorp. Grobelaar's commando surrounded and captured 100 British Cape Railway pioneers. Colonel Rimington reinforced and forced the Boers to retreat and release prisoners. Major Fisher and four officers were wounded. Casualties among enlisted men not yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villiersdorp
London
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Boys
Grobelaar
Rimington
British Losses Included Major Fisher
Greek Cabinet Resigns Over Greek Gospel Translation Riot
Athens reports the Grecian cabinet resigns amid protests against translating the gospel into modern Greek. Theotokis would assign responsibility for a judicial inquiry to a new cabinet. London reports Stead and Rylett warned they may face conspiracy charges if Dr. Krause fails to appear for trial.
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Athens
George
M. _Theotokis
Theotokis
Stead
Krause
London
William T. Stead
Harold Rylett
Dr. Krause
Johannesburg
Notice to Creditors in the James Davidson Estate Case
In the District Court of Montana the estate of James Davidson is notified to creditors. Claims and vouchers must be filed within a specified period. The matter is overseen by attorney Dillon and is published in Dillon Montana with the first publication on November 22, 1001.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davidson
Sao
Dillon
Montana
Desert Land Final Proof and Notices for Publication
United States Land Office Helena Montana issues notices of desert land final proof for multiple claimants including Calvert Dell Beaverhead County and Acknowledges Acklin Anaconda for sections 13 and 24. Notices list claim numbers 8951 6704 and others with witnesses to prove irrigation and reclamation. George D Greene Register announces proceedings and dates in 1901 and 1001.
Desert land claim proof stated for William Climer
United States Land Office Helena Mont. October 17 2001 notice of intention to make proof on desert land claim No 6162 for the 84 percent NW 8 percent NEK N percent SE M Bec 30 and 8 percent NW Sec 29 Tp 188 R4 W before L J Price at Monida Mont on November 23 1901. Witnesses named to prove irrigation and reclamation include Philip Lyons Robert Roberts Philip Ganingsen George H Cole Grange D Greene all of Monida Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Onotice
Acklin
Anaconda
Monteon
Poth Bix
U. S
Monida
Galdeorge L. Paris
George J. Pari Herman J. Fische
Thomas C. Beattie
Grovar D. Greene
Register
Frank M. Andrus
Alice, Mont
L. J. Price
A. S
Dillon
Mont
Theophilus B. Craver
Henry D. Hildreth
Anton Schwartz
Isaac Rife
Bedrock
Mon
George D. Greene
Helena Mont
William Climer
Dillon, Mont
Helens
Pauline Pahnisch
Bannack
Said
Louis Kreuger
Anton Pahnisch
Charles Mikus
George Harry
Gronag D
Greene
Iadore Guidici
Madison County
L. J. Pride
Blaine
James Paxton
Frank Guidici
J. Lloyd Selway
Justin E. Morse
Groner D. Grienz
U. S. Land Office
James Ei. Heflin
Isidore ” Guidici
Edward L. Call
Nels Nelson
Eldorus P. Andrus
Jackson
Satenion
Anid
Nelson
Pillow
Duncan M. Wadame
Martin Quigley
George D. Grerne
William O Rourke Seeks Final Proof on Homestead Entry
Land Office notice states William O Rourke will submit final proof for homestead entry No 7282 at Dillon Montana before L J Price on December 28 1901. He resides at Helena Montana and lists witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation of the W half and N E half of Section 2 Town 128 Range 9 West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O’ Rourke
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
Helens Montana October 81 1901 notice given Elgy Andrus Jackson Montana filed to make proof on desert land claim 4987 for W half NE and SE quarter 8 township 78 range 4 west before L J Price Commissioner at Dillon December 20 1901 Also Susanah Andros to make proof on desert land claim 4088 for lot 4 and SEM 60 17 township 78 range 14 west Stop the Cough Latative Bromo Quin ine Tablets cure a cold in one day No more pay Price cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helens
Montana
Elgy Andrus
Jackson
Mont
L. J. Price
Dillon
Susanah Andros
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Patrick
A. Largey
Lulu F. Largey
Butte
Copper King Lode
Beaverhead County
Recorder’s Office
Hook
Groxex D. Greens
Register
Samuel Barkee Jr
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Uncle Sam's Cops
Texarkana
Edward Rochelle
Red River
Rochelle
Bowie County
Will Rochelle
Sioux City
Moville Line
Chicago and Northwestern Company
Mississippi
Desert Land
Calvert
Dell
Teaac A. Sebill
Dell, Montana
Ben A. Arp
Dell, Mont
Cartia
Eaidande
Ben W. Arp
Charles Ki. Calvert
Isaac A. Tebill
Thomas B. Patterson
Curtis
Qgronge D. Greene
Shiloh
S. C. Wells & Co
le Roy
N. Y
Karl
Memphis
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
Atlanta
Savannah
Florida
Frisco Blake
the Southeastern Limited
Alex. Hilton
Bryan Snyder
Saint Louis
Department of the Interior
Posantinione
Idaho
Sis
Tooornes
Ernie
A. Begaette
Ingerco
Amede Bessette
U. 8. Land Office
Blue Wing
Colonel Ingersoll
Discovery Shaft
Office of the Register of the Land Office
Ingersoll Lode
Bob Ingersol
Ontana
Bob Ingersoll
Beaverhead
George D. Guexng
Gladstone Lode
Land Office of the
Gladatone Lode
Wateh
Heunter
Land Office
Besgerhead County
Gadger D. Gurritz
Lillie M. Oliver
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