Reciprocity Bill to Be Formulated in Congress
Washington March 13 chairman Payne will frame the Cuban reciprocity bill as agreed at a Republican conference. The measure grants twenty percent concessions and adopts the Sibley amendment ending the reciprocity period December 1, 1902. Debate on timing before the Ways and Means Committee remains unsettled.
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Influx of Miners 4s From Montana Flocking South
Montana miners head toward Tonopah as promoters promise work. About fifty men already en route from Butte with more arriving daily. Interviewed workers say Tonopah is the best advertised mining camp on the Comstock and fear a collapse if prospects fail. Some have left mining jobs in Butte to seek new opportunities in Tonopah.
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Tonopah
Gazette
Butte
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J'arson
Comat
At the New Hospital Five Patients Remain
Five patients are reported at the new hospital. Wm. B. McCaffrey, burned by electricity at Fioriston, is recovering well. Neal Delaven, treated for pneumonia, was very low last week but is now convalescing. The State Executive Committee of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will hold its mid year meeting.
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Eastern Market Quotations from the Chicago Cattle and Sheep Market
Cattle receipts 20 000 with prices for different grades from good to prime streets to poor. Cows calves and hogs listed with varied figures. Sheep receipts 14 000 with strong to choice pricing and mixed lots. Western lambs and native lambs priced. Texas fed steers noted. Hetty Green widow reported, Edward Green dies at Bel tops Falls New Hampshire. Cunard steamer Etruria passengers on Ellie bound for Azores March 16. Fire destroys two blocks in Marissa Illinois causing substantial loss with little insurance.
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Texas
Death of Former Nevada Judge Harris
Judge Charles N. Harris, eight years on Nevada Superior bench, died in San Francisco from pneumon ia superinduced by a wound from Bull Run. He practiced law in Carson and Weahoe, edited the C, and was a noted figure in Nevada politics. brother of Mrs. Boardmen of Reno.
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Gazette
West states plan exhibit to draw settlers in Ogden
Representatives from Oregon Washington and Idaho will meet in Ogden on Monday to arrange an exhibit of their states products at the Union depot near the California building. The move aims to counter California's exhibit and attract settlers traveling west on colonist rates.
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Danish West Indies provisional government planned
Washington reports cabinet discusses seizure of the Danish West Indies with a provisional government to be set up at outset. An American flag may be raised and a U S gunboat at St Thomas. a civilian may be sent to govern provisionally. A permanent plan will be sent to Congress, likely under the Puerto Rico Act, with installation by fiscal year's end. Temperatures and weather notes follow across cities.
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Hoboken Disaster Claims Dozens Dead In Pier Fire
Reports from New York indicate a blaze at the Phoenix Pier in Hoboken led to many deaths and missing men. Firemen and longshoremen suffered severe burns as boats and the pier burned. Engineer Scott from the Queen survived with injuries and several workers were taken to St Marys hospital.
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Mayor Boyle Wins Pay Battle In Ogden Case
The Utah State Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling and ruled against former Ogden mayor John A. Boyle who sued for the remaining salary after council reduced the mayoral pay from 1200 to 600 dollars. Boyle had campaigned on retrenchment and supported the ordinance. The court said his public support for a smaller salary disqualified him from recovering the higher pay.
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Santos-Dumont to sail balloons at St Louis
Paris dispatch reports M Santos-Dumont accepted an invitation from St Louis exposition officials to attend in St Louis. He plans to sail for New York on the steamship Dewey but will not bring a balloon. Details mention a balloon shed site and a ban on balloon contests.
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Shooting tragedy at Purdy prompts petition for journal correction
Mrs. Dave Evans, mother of a Purdy shooting victim, requested the Gazette to publish a statement after disputing the Journal's account. She says her son was killed last Saturday and that the shooter, Bruodrige Amith, had killed his own slayer before Evans spoke with reporters. The tale notes Reese and Brana involved in night-time road activities and damaged ties.
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Cecil Rhodes Alive But Growing Weaker
Capetown dispatch reports Cecil Rhodes slightly weaker after a quiet night aided by cool air and oxygen. He no longer reads, with the patient condition noted as deteriorating but stable under care.
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Wheat Market Update and Royal Messages
Mr. Rhodes received sympathy messages from King Farrand and Queen Alexandra. Chicago May wheat futures moved from 71 1-3 to 74 8-4, traded at 7% before settling around 78 7-8. Close levels: March 72 7-8, May 74 7-8, September 74 2 fy. Bertman, 1634 Fredricks and Morrison, city milliners, plan Reno visit before Easter with trimmed hats.
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Local Markets Show Slight Change Yet Favor Producers
Market notes report hay prices easing slightly while beef remains strong at eight cents. Flour 4 dollars 40 cents per bushel wheat 1 dollar 30 cents. Butter 2 to 14 cents creamery 25 cents cheese 1 to 1 2 cents. Potatoes 27 dollars onions 40 dollars. Hay 16 to 18 dollars per ton. Millinery sales rise as Mesdames St George and Phelan display goods in O’Connor block, customers enjoy see-and-buy.
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