Northwest Notes A tumult of western misfortunes and mishaps
Chelation of Garland Wyoming suffers a crushed arm from a Saturday accident. Achenbach Len Wyoming dies by morphine self harm. Saddle horses bought for British army use in South Africa. Deputy U S marshal Walto commits suicide in Butte. A boy in Ladnow shoots himself with an arrow while playing. Repath Colorado found dying from morphine overdose. Eighteenth Infantry fined for church attendance in Cheyenne. Astley Cheyenne dies, heart disease. Colorado school year ends with 563,590.90 in funds and 5,170,440.42 receipts. Cheyenne ministers defend anti gambling law awaiting court ruling. Judge Slaughter aging in Cheyenne. Tom Horn nervous in jail awaiting May trial. Wolf pelts fetch bounty in Northpark. Miller Olding dies after 2,000 volt shock in Anaconda. Caspar child Verdun falls into street hole. rescued. Pooley freed on bail in murder case. Rich silver ore shipment at Helena mine. Clare Malvern shot in Soghomish. verdict pending. Beulah valley dam to fuel Pueblo steel works. Taylor killed. Beulah accidents.
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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 Leads to Contempt Ruling
An altercation between Senators Tillman and McLaurin from South Carolina erupted during a debate on the Philippine tariff bill. The clash sent assistants scrambling and caused the chamber to adjourn to a secret session. Both lawmakers were then found in contempt by a Senate vote and given opportunity to apologize.
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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
Bate
Bpooner
Dem
Philippines
Senmle
Miss Stone Is Free After Captivity in Salonika District
Miss Ellen M. Stone American missionary freed from brigands in Salonika district and at Strumitza, Macedonia. Mme Tallka and her baby released at the same time. No one met Miss Stone due to lack of release location indications. Additional story notes a young man murdered during a separate assault. three men charged.
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Ellen M. Stone
Mme. Tallka
Salonika
Strumitza
Macedonia
Strumitas
Miss Groun
Mme
Tellka
Alea
Ewrell
Mice Stone
Whitey
Charel
Hin
Fleary Stuart
George Thay
Albert Young
Anarchy at Chipple Cheek Roasts Mines and Offices
Fringent Dyramnitors bombed assay offices and many buildings in Victor Cripple Creek and Oldfeld starting Monday at 2 a.m. Sleepers were hurled from beds as explosions wrecked offices. injuries are serious and unknown. Sheriff Roberts orders deposits and investigations. district accused of targeting high grade ore and mine managers for profit.
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Jenpmrdter
Citiowns
Cripple Creal
Gala
Wpon Assay
Sherif Roberts
Prince Henry of Prussia Arrives in Washington for White House Visit
Prince Henry of Prussia and suite arrive in Washington at 1 20 Monday morning. President Roosevelt greets them at the White House and hosts a day including visits to the Senate and the home. An evening White House dinner features mutual toasts between the German emperor and the American president and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prince Henry
Prussia
Baltimore
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Senate
President Cancels Tillman Dinner Invitation for Prince Henry
The White House withdrew Senator Tillman of South Carolina from attending a dinner honoring Prince Henry of Prussia after Tillman was declared in contempt of the Senate for events on the floor last Saturday. Tillman, ranking minority member of the naval affairs committee, was originally invited due to his rank but refused to withdraw his acceptance, prompting cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
South Carolina
Prince Henry
Prussia
White House
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
Court Lacks Jurisdiction in Merger Case
The Supreme Court ruled Minnesota cannot file a bill of complaint to halt the merger of Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads by injunction. Justice Shiras read the opinion, which denied the motion to use the bill on jurisdiction grounds. J P Morgan attended the opinion delivery.
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Supreme Court
Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
Shiras
Lesve
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
J. P. Morgan
Women’s Work Topics Highlight Washington Session
Two Utah women spoke at a Washington meeting on extending women’s work and lowering the birth rate. Susan Young Gates argued women have degenerated physically, urging intellectual focus on national progress. Ida Smoot Dusenberry discussed Women’s Relifs Society topics. A crime note states Charles Woodard was sentenced to hang on March 28, 1902, after being found guilty of murder.
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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
Alianians and Turkebeh Tenpee Truce Violated in Monte Negrau Clash
Reported fighting between Alianians and Turkish regimental troops on Monte Negrau Cepter left four or more killed or wounded. The clash followed demands for surrender and a punitive response tied to the recent anpassiiation chief Mulageha, with Turklal units noted in support.
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Alxty
Monte Negrau
Mulageha
Battle Between Spanish Troops and Rioters in Barcelona
A battle erupted between troops and rioters in Barcelona with artillery sweeping surrounding streets. The clash prompted heavy measures, a weapons surrender proclamation, arrests of workmen leaders, and military control of key streets as citywide unrest paralyzed parts of the town.
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Barcelona
Salo
Wade Feld
Wrme
Buatacasle
President closes Schley case with White House memo
Secretary Long forwards a personal note from the president stating that after full consideration of Admiral Schley’s appeal, the president has made a ruling. The enclosed memorandum will be filed with the case, and the decision is presented as thorough and straightforward, meant to direct public opinion and close the matter.
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White House
Admiral Seley
Washington
Boh
Admiral Schley
Navy Department
Groner B
Rou
Secretary Long
Admalent Sehley
Male
Rulig
Department
Livestock Industry Report Highlights US Values
The Census Bureau release on domestic animals fowls and bees shows US livestock valued at at least 3.2 billion dollars with farm and range animals comprising over 93 percent. Farm animals total 2.001 billion dollars, up from 1890 levels, while gains are widespread though the North Atlantic States report declines.
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Covenl Bureau
United States
North Atlantic States
A German Discovers Rich Idaho Gold Claim in Sight of Park News
A Salt Lake Herald item describes a washington county rep returning from Yellowstone region declaring a rich Idaho gold camp rivaling the Rand. An ignorant German breaks a ledge and yields a gold streak. Fulton ridiculed the claim. Government spending and road projects in Yellowstone attract thousands of tourists as travel surges.
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Salt Lake
United States
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon
Irish League plans Montana branch amid upheaval in Helena
Prominent Irish American leaders in Montana announce efforts to organize a branch of the United Irish League of America in the state. President Jobo Finnerty of Abicngo urges action despite political shifts. In Philadelphia a double tragedy ends with a lover’s quarrel, leaving a woman dead and the killer disabled by doctors.
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Abpecal
Helena
Jobo I. Finnerty
Abicngo
United Irish League of
Amer
Congress Week in Review Highlights Debates and Appointments
Feb 10 coverage notes debates on Philippine bill and statehood, tours through Senate and House proceedings. Leaders such as Juber and Newlands debated money, employment, and financial issues, with emphasis on apportionment and department staffing across states.
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Mirdads
Miv Higan
Merttte van Mephens
Texas
Mir
Juber
New York
Tother
Mir Ev Tawmamid
New Vic
Jac Venuene
Wantin
Hspin
Newlands
Nowade
Senate
Money
Galah
Tilene
Atmten
Indian appropriation bill advances amid Senate debate
The House approved the appropriation bill, with Sherman of New York noting it as House action and Bell of Colorado proposing 5,000 for the Grand Junction Indian project. The session largely focused on routine business, private claims, and a Philippine tariff bill in the Senate with speeches challenging administration policy.
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Sherman
New York
Bellut Volorado
Grand Junction
Colo
Bev
Mir. Pacterson
Colaradiy
Thenommiteer
SF. Naivm
North
Pebeusry Hutven
Shu Considera
Washington Birthday Address Read In Congress
February 9 reports show a Washington Birthday address read aloud after convening. Mr. Burrows of Michigan spoke about the immortal document. Br. Lodge presented amendments from Massachusetts on constitutional labor hours. The McLaurin Tillman encounter followed with little other business transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washinton
Mr. Burrows
Michigan
Lodge
Congress
McLauria-Tillman
Fragmented historical note on early Congressional and court actions
Runny the House parsing shows discussions on sugar funds in colonies and District of Columbia matters, with Dill appropriation of M.S. a year. The Senate passes the Philippine tariff bill by a party-line vote. Denver murder trial of Mianders ends in acquittal due to insufficient evidence. Venezuelan revolution leaders defeated near Velade, and Kingston politicking resurfaces as budget threats loom. Southern Athletic Club eyes a bout between Govero and Young Corbett in Ville, Kentucky Derby planned venue.
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District of Columbia
M.S
Valen
Beneboury
Amialars
M Majorbey
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