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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1901

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Corsets and Lingerie Line Now Ready for Inspection

A full range of Royal Worcester Corsets in Straight Front and colors White Drab and Black is offered. Also available are Girdles for Negligee Exercising and Bicycle Riders plus Misses and Children's Waists. Onduline Brodee Batiste Raye Satin Andoxxe Silks and delicate lawn shades complete the selection with inspection invited.

Royal Worcester

Plan to speed progress on Chinese indemnities

Washington June 5 A modus vivendi on the Chinese indemnities gains earnest attention to prevent interruptions in the powers concert. The aim is to remove the indemnity issue so negotiations on other subjects can proceed, with Hay and the President having reviewed the matter with British Russian French and Japanese representatives. Several ambassadors who planned to depart for Europe have postponed for a month.

Washington Hay Europe

Favored Nation Clause Aims Safeguards From China

Washington dispatch says the United States will secure a most favored nation clause in the China convention to guarantee American concessions, with a plan to press for reasonable safeguards and treaty revisions after indemnity settlement. Separate treaties likely, risking varied concessions, officials say. Boer Prisoners for Bermuda. 900 Boer prisoners to be transported to Bermuda aboard the Armenian on July 3, guarded by Royal Warwickshire troops.

China New York Herald Washington United States Bermuda Hamilton Royal Warwickshire Regiment

Cuba Accepts Platt Amendment Draft After Changes

Washington reports inside information on Cuba’s convention revising the Platt amendment draft. General Wood sent the initial version to Washington, Root approved it, then delegates’ amendments were adopted and rejected by Root. Cuba’s people and U.S. officials believed the amendment would be finally adopted despite changes.

Washington United States Wood Root Cuba

Steamer W. R. Lynn Crashes Poe Lock Gates at Night

The upbound steamer W. R. Lynn struck the Poe lock gates at midnight in Seult Ste. Marie Michigan. The south leaf cracked and the north leaf bent downstream. Intermediate gates are in use during repairs shortening the lock by 100 feet due to a signal misunderstanding.

Poe Ik Seult Ste. Marie Mich W. R. Lynn Poe Lock

Martha Hichborn Marries James G Blaine in Washington

Miss Martha Hichborn daughter of Rear Admiral Hichborn married James G Blaine youngest son of the late Maine statesman at her parents home in the nation s capital A small gathering of immediate relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony They include Mrs Blaine and Miss Beale They will sail Thursday for Europe to be gone three months They will reside in New York Bishop E W Parker Dead in New York cablegram reports the death of the Methodist Episcopal missionary bishop of Southern Asia He had suffered stomach trouble His regular station was Lucknow

Martha Hichborn Washington Hichborn James G. Blaine Maine Blaine Damrosh Beale Europe New York E. W. Parker Methodiet Episcopal Church of Southern Asia Naini Tal Bishop Parker Lucknow

Cabinet backs Spooner amendment power over Philippines

Secretary Root and Attorney General Knox say the Spooner amendment grants the president authority to govern the Philippines. The cabinet, by unanimous decision, agrees the existing powers are sufficient and no extra session of Congress is needed this summer.

Root Knox Spooner Philippines Washington Congress

Arapahoe Indians in Wyoming Arm Themselves

A telegram from Fort Washakie reports Arapahoe Indians who defied the Indian agent are arming. An unknown sheep herder was shot about 40 miles north of Fort Washakie with no details on the killing. Fear grows of serious trouble if authorities arrest the murderers as settlers in Lander valley arm and move to towns.

Arapahoe Wyoming Keyenne Fort Washakie Lander Valley

Doctors Report Mrs McKinley's Condition Unchanged

Washington June 5 Doctors Johnson Sternberg and Rixey were in consultation over an hour at the White House Secretary Cartelyou gave out the following statement Mrs McKinleys physicians report that she has had a comfortable night and that her condition has not materially changed

Cabinet decision keeps current Philippine policy and tariffs

Secretary Cortelyou announced that the cabinet will not call a summer session or alter the existing Philippine policy. The Dingley rates on Philippine goods remain in force, while tariff changes for Philippine imports will follow Taft commission recommendations. Civil government in the Philippines may begin once military authorities deem it timely.

Cortelyou Philippine Philippines United States Taft Commission

Trip a Success Steamer Northman Arrives Hamburg NY

The Northman arrived at Hamburg New York from Chicago after a 35 day voyage 19 days through the Great Lakes and canals. It is the first ocean crossing for the Chicago Hamburg service, following sister ship Northwestern which was delayed by a mishap. The 1496 ton steamer carried a general cargo and planned a canal route to maximize cargo to Buffalo before Montreal reloads.

Northman Chicago Hamburg New York Great Lakes Quebec Northwestern Canala Buffalo Montreal

Benson's Plaster Promoted as Superior Remedy Across States

An ad claims Benson's Plaster is the best external remedy for aches and illnesses, branding it against imitations of George Washington flour origins. It touts widespread trust, many awards, and availability through Bosbury & Johnson Manufacturing Company and partners in multiple states.

Benson Paln George Washington G. Washington Mount Vernon Pyseeaei America Bosbury & Johnson Cuomiata

Constitution dismasted during Newport race trial

The cup defender Constitution lost its main mast in a southwest wind off Breton's Reef near Narragansett while on a trial spin. Mount Morris towed the crippled yacht to Newport as crews recovered rigging and canvas. No injuries were reported, though the mast collapse resembled a previous incident with the Columbia in the same area.

Newport Constitution Mount Morrison Narragansett Mount Morris

Passenger Train Burns After Collision in Pittsburg

Passenger train No. 106, the Carnegie accommodation on the Panhandle railroad, collided with an oil tank car in the Try street tunnel at Pittsburg. The oil ignited and the train was destroyed. Nine passengers aboard escaped, with one lightly injured telegraph operator William J. Reese. Cause cited as a signal mistake.

Pittsburg Panhandle Carnegie Try Street William J. Reese

City of Erie Wins Great Lakes Championship Race

In a 100 mile Cleveland to Erie dash the City of Erie and Tashmoo dueled amid 7 mile wind. Both ships started even. Erie led briefly but Tashmoo closed the gap, then Erie finished first crossing the stake boat 1 minute 3 1/9 seconds ahead of the Tashmoo.

Great Lakes Cleveland City of Erie Detroit Erie Buffalo City of

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