Northwest notes report a string of Colorado Wyoming incidents
Telegrapher Chelation in Garland Wyoming crushes arm. Achenbach in Len Wyoming dies by morphine. Saddle horses bought for English army use in South Africa. Jack Walton, ex deputy marshal under Cleveland, dies by suicide. A boy in Ladnow wounded by an arrow while playing. Lake City attorney Repath found dying from morphine. Cheyenne church attendance earns fines for Eighteenth Infantry. Astley Cheyenne found dead of heart disease. Colorado school year ends with county superintendents list funds totaling 563590.90. receipts 5,170,440.42. Cheyenne ministers defend anti gambling enforcement. Judge Slaughter aged and frail at Cheyenne home. Tom Horn nervous awaiting May trial for Nickle murder. Northpark wolf pelts fetch bounty. casper resident injured by fall from charged line. Pooley freed on bail after two years. Silver ore shipment from London mine valued at 3.0?0, believed richest in state. Mrs Clare Malvern shot in Soghomish. Colorado Fuel and Iron plans large Beulah valley storage reservoir. Taylor killed during Beebe? accident at Fleerasey after chute collapse injures three others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. TL. Chelation
Garland
Wyo
T. ¥. Achenbach
Len
Fat Casper
Dillon
Mont
Wwe
Africa
Jack Walto
United States
Cleveland
Janes Smith
Ladnow
Cole
Repath
Lake City
Colorado
Cheyenne
Supreme Court of
John Slaughter
Denver
Casper
Wye
Verne Moller
Moller
The
Tribune
Thomas Pooley
Thomas Littlejohn
Lydia Littlejohn
Butte
Pooley
United Smelting and ReGuing Company
Ent Helena
London
Niebart
Clare Malvern
Soghomish
Wash
Suroner
Doe Malvern
Beulah Valley
Steel
Taylor
Fleerasey
Burlington Ecolchutes
Fist Fight in the Senate Sparks Contempt Charges
A Card from Washington describes a dramatic fist fight in the Senate between South Carolina senators Tillman and McLaurin over remarks on the Philippine treaty and tariff. The clash drew aid from other senators, caused a two hour closed session, and led to both men being declared in contempt with apologies required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
South Caroline
Me. Tilman
McLaurin
Belef
Varia
Mr. Teller
Colorado
Mr. McLaurin
Mr. Tillmas
Mr. Tillman
Taylor
Werren
Wyoming
Scott
West Virginia
Senate
South Carolina
Tilman
Capitol
McLeurin
Seastor
Tillman
Miss Stone Is Free From Captivity
Ellen M. Stone American missionary released by brigands in Salonika district and now at Strumitza, with Mme Tallka and her baby also freed. No one at Strumitza met Miss Stone due to unknown release location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen M. Stone
Mme. Tallka
Salonika
Strumitza
Macedonia
Strumitas
Miss Groun
Mme
Tellka
Alea
Ewrell
Mice Stone
Terrorizing raids strike Cripple Creek district mines
An organized assault begins at 2 am Monday with explosions wrecking offices in Victor Cripple Creek and nearby, injuring many sleeping residents. Sheriff Roberts mobilizes deputies to probe the perpetrators, while authorities suspect a broad move to purge high-grade ore buyers from the district. The big mines are said to be robbed of ore as managers profit from the illicit trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenpmrdter
Citiowns
Cripple Creal
Gala
Wpon Assay
Sherif Roberts
Prince Henry of Prussia Visits Washington at White House
Prince Henry of Prussia and a German delegation arrived in Washington at 1 20 Monday morning and were welcomed by President Roosevelt. He toured the senate and the home, then dined at the White House as a large group of statesmen gathered. The president toasted the German emperor and people, and Prince Henry replied with a toast to the American president and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prince Henry
Prussia
Baltimore
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Senate
President cancels Tillman dinner with Prince Henry of Prussia
The White House withdrew an invitation to Senator Tillman of South Carolina for a dinner honoring Prince Henry of Prussia. The action followed Tillman being cited in contempt of the Senate after events on the Senate floor last Saturday. Tillman, the ranking minority member of the naval affairs committee, initially refused to withdraw his acceptance.
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Tillman
South Carolina
Prince Henry
Prussia
White House
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
District of Columbia
M.S
Sevare
Metaurin
South
Caroline
Valen
Beneboury
Amialars
M Majorbey
Court Lacks Jurisdiction in Northern Securities Merger Case
The supreme court declined to intervene in Minnesota's bid to stop the Northern Pacific and Great Northern merger. Justice Shiras read the opinion denying leave to file the bill, stating lack of jurisdiction. J. P. Morgan attended the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
Shiras
Lesve
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
J. P. Morgan
Women Discussing Work and Birth Rates in Washington
In a Washington session of the women’s council two Utah women spoke on extending women’s work and the nation’s declining birth rate. Susan Young Gates argued women have degenerated physically, and Ida Smoot Dusenberry represented the Utah Women’s Relief Society. Also noted is Charles Woodard, convicted of Sheriff Ricker’s murder in Neprope County, sentenced to hang on March 28, 1902, with two days’ respite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Consell
Washington
Susan Young Gates
Utah
Ida Smoot Dusenberry
The
Nanal Women's Relinf Society of
Ute
Charlee Woodard
Sherif Ricker
Netrope Saunty
Turkiye and Allanians clash on Monte Negrau Cepter
Reports say Alians and Turkish regiments suffered casualties in a clash on Monte Negrau Cepter. The fighting involved Mulageha’s leadership and a demand for surrender of a commander, with forces attaching a form of Turklal from the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alxty
Monte Negrau
Mulageha
Battle in Barcelona as Troops Clash with Strikers
Reports from Barcelona describe a day of clashes between troops and rioters. Artillery was used near National Street, with heavy walls falling to disperse protesters. Authorities imposed weapons surrender, arrested strike leaders, and deployed military engineers in street control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Salo
Wade Feld
Wrme
Buatacasle
President closes Schley case says memorandum filed
Secretary Long receives White House note announcing the president's decision on Admiral Schley's appeal. The memorandum is to be filed and treated as final. Secretary to the President and Secretary Long praise the thorough and conscientious ruling.
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Schley
White House
Admiral Seley
Washington
Boh
Admiral Schley
Navy Department
Groner B
Rou
Male
Rulig
Department
Livestock Industry Totals In United States Revealed
Cov en bureau report dated June 1 2000 cites total domestic animal value at least 3.2 billion dollars with farm and range animals over 93 percent. Farm and range holdings valued at about 2.0 billion in 1890 and rising to 2.5 billion nationwide, except the North Atlantic states. Mention of a devastating New York armory fire and casualties, concurrent statehood moves for New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma, railroad contracts in Wyoming Montana region, Crow reservation opening debate, and livestock counts by species across farms in the United States including calves steers cows horses sheep and others with noted declines in sheep since 1800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenl Bureau
United States
North Atlantic States
A German Discovers Rich Idaho Gold Vein Amid Park Hype
A Salt Lake Herald summary reports an inexperienced German miner struck a gold streak in Idaho that yielded 700 in a short time. The tale ties to Hugh Fulton and a pivotal Yellowstone Park era, with federal work expanding roads and canyon access. It notes large U.S. spending and vast tourism potential in Yellowstone and nearby canyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Montana Irishmen to Organise in Helena Branch
Montana Irishmen plan to organize a branch of the United Irish League of America in the state. President Jobo I. Finnerty of Abicngo announces steps. Secretary Long may carry out the project, despite anticipated changes in leadership and possible congressional developments. A separate note reports Mollat shot by lover George Sotion in West Philadelphia. the crime described as a lover’s quarrel, with the killer’s fate uncertain.
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Abpecal
Helena
Jobo I. Finnerty
Abicngo
United Irish League of
Amer
Long Feela
Congress
Guo
George Sotion
Timl
Wuomn
Philadelphia
Norton
Mollat
Week in Congress February 10 highlights and debates
The week in Congress featured administration concerns and ключ discussions on statehood for Texas and Philippine bills. Senators debated funding, apportionment, and departmental roles while speakers from New York and Michigan addressed fiscal and policy questions. The session also touched on silver dollars, currency issues, and broader governance reforms.
Indian appropriation bill debate features amendments and passage
The House debated the Indian appropriation bill and approved a 5,000 grant for Grand Junction Colorado adaptation with limited amendments. The Senate long discussion centered on the Philippine tariff bill with Senator Bate opposing and Senator Spooner defending, ending when the Senate adjourned.
Washington's Birthday Address Read Before Congress
February 9 proceedings recount a Washington Birthday address read after convening at 11:80. Mr Burrows of Michigan presented a Massachusettsist document and its constitutional amendment on labor hours. McLauria Tillman clash followed with little other business transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washinton
Mr. Burrows
Michigan
Lodge
Congress
McLauria-Tillman
Turbulent US congressional and foreign affairs summary
Fragmentary report covers House debate on a tariff bill and Philippine issues, with references to government spending, diplomats, and the Dillon appropriation. Mentions a Denver murder trial, Venezuelan revolution actions, Kingston political withdrawals, and a potential Southern Athletic Club boxing event between Govero and Young Corbett.
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Kemmerer
Northwest Notes
Eighteenth Infantry
Fort Russell
LS. Astley
Cheyenne Hotiing Works
Tom Horn
Chyenne
Wille Nickle
Northpart
Fort Collins
Northpark
Miller Olding
Anaconda
Olding
Benatons Tillman
Molamnin
Change
Miss Stone
Whitey
Charel
Hin
Fleary Stuart
George Thay
Albert Young
Prince
Tomas
Secretary Long
Admalent Sehley
Perrone
New York
Twenty-first Regiment
City of
Metropolitan Street Railway
Thirty-fourth Street
Park Avenue
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahom
House Committee On Territories
Oklahoma
Moon
Tennessee
U. S
Union Pacific
Mahoney Brothers
Lookout
Laramie
Humes
Benatar Clark
Muntana Han
Committee On
Lodian Affaire Bie
Montana
Big Morn
Yellowstone
Megianut Af Drie
Bowes
Helfers
Bie Jgouta
Agnorant German
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon
Sevretary
Heaven
Mirdads
Miv Higan
Merttte van Mephens
Texas
Mir
Juber
Tother
Mir Ev Tawmamid
New Vic
Jac Venuene
Wantin
Hspin
Newlands
Nowade
Money
Galah
Tilene
Atmten
Prbenmey
Sherman
Bellut Volorado
Grand Junction
Colo
Bev
Mir. Pacterson
Colaradiy
Thenommiteer
SF. Naivm
North
Pebeusry Hutven
Shu Considera
Bate
Bpooner
Dem
Philippines
Senmle
Ff Plonders
Nellie Hardifer
Kingston
Jameson
Mato Jgader
Venmeuel
Nod Pesalaza
Vouraian
Velade
Monnet
Elute Wi Tempt
Agh
Betwaan Govero
Young Corbett
Ville
Derby
Arate
Auditorio
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