Montana Senatorship inquiry reveals 118000 in campaign outlays
C W Clark son of Senator Clark of Montana testified before the senate elections committee detailing receipts and expenditures totaling about 118000 for his father’s Montana campaign. He said independent income was 25000 yearly and he was self employed. He denied witnesses claims and said much money paid for entertainment of friends and to shield allies from intimidation. A late note says goal companies in George's Creek will raise ten cents a ton after April first.
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Twenty Years Proof Pill Ad Claims Liver Pills Cure
An advertisement asserts Tutt's Liver Pills maintain natural bowel motion and cleanse the system. It proclaims an absolute cure for sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach constipation and related ailments.
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Tutt
Republicans Near Final Compromise on Financial Bill
Washington reports the Republican conferees nearly completed work on the financial bill. Major points resolved include the gold standard and a definite $150,000,000 gold reserve, while the international bimetallic clause and refunding provisions face remaining talks. The ninth anniversary of Elkton Council, No. 22, JOUAM, was celebrated.
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Treasury
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Plague Fires Strike Hawaiian Islands and Honolulu
A fluently garbled report notes bubonic plague outbreaks across the islands, with fires in Chinatown Kabulg and fatalities in Kabulul and Hilo. Honolulu records improved health but tight border controls remain, banning shipments from plague areas. the Strathgyre faced refused landing.
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Minister Wu Ting Fang Advocates Asia Extension of Monroe Doctrine
Philadelphia February 23 China’s minister to the United States Wu Ting Fang spoke at the Academy of Music on The Proper Relations of the United States with the Orient. He urged training for diplomatic service in the Orient, a Chinese language chair at the university, selecting an international language, likely English with spelling changes, and extending the Monroe doctrine to Asia while handling the Philippines laws and customs with care.
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Philadelphia
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China
United States
Academy of Music
Orient
Philippines
Series of Murders Crops Up in Yokohama and Tokyo
Reports from San Francisco dated February 23 describe a spate of killings in Yokohama including a madman who killed six, attacked crowds, and a family quarrel that left four dead. Other items note the death of ex-Congressman Henry Clay Miner of Riverside Drive at 53, Britain urged to explain, and Wash-a-Kie chief of the Eastern Shoshone dies at 92. Aguinaldo rumored to have escaped to Japan. a Chicago area crime report details a robbery murder. Archbishop Wennessx’s condition worsens with expected death imminent.
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Cronje Surrounded as Britons Hammer South Africa Fight
London Feb 24 General Cronje is losing ground amid British shells from 60 guns and a siege of his camp. Kitchener demands surrender or continuation to death while Cronje insists on fighting to the end. Lord Roberts reports reinforcements and coal to restart De Beers mines, with relief expected in ten days as Boer forces rally and the Great War widens.
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Dewey Day in West Virginia Metropolis Timed with Dewey Parade
In Wheeling on February 22 crowds overflowed as thousands cheered Admiral Dewey and Lieutenant Doddridge during a Dewey Day celebration. Weather worsened with damp snow but public enthusiasm remained high. Dewey handed the sword to Doddridge amid ovations and later departed for Washington by train amid cheers and jokes about never again wanting invitations.
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Great American receiver John McNulta dies in Washington
Washington Feb 23 John McNulta of Chicago dies suddenly at the Hamilton House while in the city overseeing a national bank receivership. He was known as the great American receiver for his work with the Wabash Clover Leaf whisky trust and the National Bank of Illinois. A former congressman and Civil War veteran, he was a close ally of General Grant and highly regarded in legal and financial circles.
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Murder Confession But No Arrest In Campbelltown Slaying
Leopold Rowe, 52, confessed to murdering a man at Campbelltown in Lebanon county on February 23. He died by hanging in his county jail cell yesterday after his confession. Authorities did not identify the slain man or arrest anyone in connection with the case.
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Democratic National Convention Planned for Kansas City
Washington reports the next national Democratic convention will be held in Kansas City Missouri on July 4. Milwaukee contested, but Kansas City won 40 to 9 in the committee vote. The hall seats about 20 000 with 22 000 capacity, built for 226000, funded by public subscription, hosting representatives and guests with offers of hotel and hall accommodations.
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Park Board Shakeup Looms Over Street Car Fare Fight
Baltimore mayor considers removing five park board members appointed recently after their petition to oppose the 50-cent six ride fare bill. The board’s stance tied to city revenue from park maintenance, with appointments confirmed for March. Also: brief notes on a Texas cattle syndicate deal, Mrs Ada F Murray marrying Harper’s editor, and a Washington sugar and paper policy discussion.
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