Pro-Bryan Third Party Organizes In Columbus With Low Attendance
A small turnout under 30 convened in Columbus for a new pro Bryan democracy movement aligned with free silver. George Groot chaired, endorsing the Kansas City platform and a government coinage plan distributable to people, with Rudolph Reemlin named for governor before declining nomination.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Bryan
George ©. Groot
New Party
Great Northern
Bernard Hubert
Groot
Democratic
Republican Party
Kansas City
Indorse Bryan
General Wood Talks of Cuban Conditions
General Leonard Wood, aboard the Kanawha, outlined Cuba’s prospects and progress. He cited low yellow fever incidence, growing development, and reforms including schools, orphan asylums reductions, and improving troop health as he plans departure within eight months.
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General Wood
New York
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Kanawha
New England
Havana
Officials Warned To Be More Careful
Special Dispatch to the Standard Washington July 31 Commissioner Hermann of the general land office orders registers and receivers to carefully verify land application funds by asking applicants if the money is their own or if they act as agents for others. The inquiry may extend to coal lands to see if practices in stone and timber lands also occurred there.
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The
Standard
Washington
Hermann
General Land Office
Grocery House Attached in Great Falls You Read
Creditors seize A Burrell grocery on Central avenue in Great Falls after a sheriff’s attachment by Royal Milling for 1107.08. Attorneys for creditors met and plan to reopen the store under David Craig of Dunn Mellan Mercantile and Will Burrell to run the business for creditors. Bankruptcy proceedings will start and the stock likely placed under a bankruptcy referee within ten days.
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A. Burrell
Great Falls
Standard
Central Avenue
Royal Milling Company
David Craig
Dunn Mellan Mercantile Company
Will Burrell
Not As Assessor Duty: Opinion on Tax List Certification
Acting County Attorney Downing issues ruling that the assessor is not required to provide certified copies of school district tax lists upon trustees requests for leasing district levies. Boards must certify the needed levy by August 12, prompting the county superintendent to urge boards to levy a 6 mill ad valorem tax and send proceedings to the county commissioners.
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Standard
Great Falls
Downing
McGin Tin
Bystanders Shot in Denver Street Duel Between Brothers
A Denver street duel between Barney and Bam Boyce and Charles Jasper from Texas left three bystanders wounded at Seventeenth and Curtis streets. C R West of Crowley Iowa, J M Howie of Peru Nebraska, and Nick Slager of Denver were hit. The professors were not seriously injured. The duelists were arrested.
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Denver
Barney
Bam Boyce
Charles Jasper
Texas
Seventeenth
Curtis
C. R. West
Crowley
Iowa
J. M. Howie
State Normal School
Peru
Neb
Nick Slager
Carpenter
Howie
Photographic Trust Consolidation Considered in U S and Europe
The Post Dispatch reports pending consolidation negotiations among leading photographic dry plate factories in the United States and Europe with a $30,000,000 capital. Three St Louis firms contribute a large share of U S plates: G D Kramer Dry Plate, M A Zed, and Hammer. Promoters include George Eastman of Eastman Kodak and Charles Abbott of Arms Manufacturing.
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St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
United States
Europe
G. D. Kramer Dry Plate Company
M. A. Zed Company
The
Hammer Company
George Eastman
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester, N. Y
Charles Abbott
Arms Manufacturing Company of
Jamestown, N. Y
Eastern woolgrowers form committee for permanent organization
Woolgrowers meeting at the courthouse in Great Falls appoints T. C. Power as temporary chairman and A. Logan as secretary. The permanent organization committee includes D. E. Folsom, H. F. Clement, I. D. O’Donnell, Lee Simonson, Paul L. Van Cleve, E. K. Gould, and E. G. Blair. J. E. Bower discusses wool packing and grading, with session adjourned to tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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Standard
Billings
T. C. Power
A. ©. Logan
Power
DD. E. Folsom
Meagher County
H. F. Clement
Southern Fergus
I. D. O'Donnell
Yellowstone
Lee Simonson
Carbon
Paul L. van Cleve
Sweet Grass
EK. E. Gould
Rosebud
E. G. Blair
Park
J. E. Bower
Great Falls Wool Exchange Sells Twenty Clips
Twenty wool clips totaling 485000 pounds sold at Great Falls with prices from 11 to 15.5 cents and an average of 15.5 cents. Buyers include Nunn Livingston Barraclough Thayer May Pearson Bros. Co. and Putnam among others. shipments ranged from 10 000 to 53 000 pounds.
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Standard
Great Falls
Great Falls Wool Exchange
W. H. Turner
Chester
Nunn
Livingston
Batron Broe
Thayer
J. A. Hughes
Barraclough
John Shea
Gans & Klein
Coffey & Wallenstein
Putnam
Cannon Sheep and Cattle Company
Levi Kneer
Dupes
M. Fowler
D. Findley
J. C. Hauek
C. W. Cooper
Pearson Bros
Pearson Bros. & Co
Thomas Murray
George Bain
Zeno Rain
Simma & Johnson
Simms
Johnson & Blashfield
W. S. Barrett
Wool Exchange Sales Report From Billings Mont Today
Billings wool exchange shows multiple consignors selling thousands of pounds at 10 to 18 12 percent cents with several buyers including J Koshland Co Jeremiah Williams Co and Dewey Gould Co. Some lots were bid but growers refused to accept earlier offers and will reauction or consign.
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Wool Exchange
J. L
J. Newton
Billings
Vegan Bros
Thomas McGirl
Jeremiah Williams & Co
William Hildebrandt
Musselshell
Robert Milne
J. A. Stevens
Fort Logan
Dewey, Gould Vs Co
Wool trade market steady with cheerful tone
The American Cotton and Wool Reporter predicts the wool trade will stay on an even keel with steady business and a growing conviction that the market will maintain its cheerfulness in the near term.
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Boston
American Cotton and Wool Reporter
Wool market summary and weekly shipments and prices
Wool buyers out West expect higher prices later and mills run through late summer. Boston weekly sales total 6.1 million pounds with domestic and foreign lots, up from prior week, 3.27 million last year. Wool receipts in Boston 33 627 bales. shipments 5 637 896 pounds for week ending July 29, up 662 702 from prior week. Since Jan 1 total shipments 142 388 145 pounds. Regional price ranges reported for spring and fall wools in Nevada Oregon California.
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West
Boston
Fast Time on the Grand Circuit Tracks in Ohio and New York
In Columbus the grand circuit opened with perfect weather and a large crowd as pace heats and trotting classes set new marks led by Onward Silver and Stacker Taylor. Delmark park in St Louis and Brighton Beach in New York reported multiple races with fast times and notable winners across pace, trot, and long-distance events.
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Columbus
Ohio
Driving Park
Stacker
Taylor
George
Carmine
Effie Powers
White Hose
Red Seal
Argetta
Rey Direct
Silver
Cornelia Belle
Allan
Dollie Dillon
Dr. Book
Gracie Onward
Vauban
Nancy King
Dot Miller
Hawthorne Five Furlong Debut Won by Ishtar
In Chicago Hawthorne the first race of five furlongs saw Ishtar win with Jane Oaker in second and Queen W. in third as the clock read 1.024 percent.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Ishtar
Jane Oaker
Queen W
Maggie Davis
Andes
the Pride
Frangible
Laureate
Knight Banneret
Bonnie Lissak
Harri Preston
Anchor
Two More Red Hats
The Daily Express interview with Cardinal Gibbons discusses potential papal promotions for Archbishop Ireland and Archbishop Corrigan and crowns the United States as a major Catholic stronghold. The pope predicts justice for the church in the Philippines and warns urbanization as a risk to religion.
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London
The
Daily Express
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
Ireland
Corrigan
Gibbone
Washington
Philippines
Bible Society reports rise in receipts and large year-end disbursements
The 85th annual American Bible Society report shows a slight rise in receipts from individuals auxiliaries collections legacies and the Bible house. Total issues for the year at home and abroad reached 1 554 128 with 580 513 distributed in the United States and 973 615 overseas.
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New York
American Bible Society
Bible House
United States
Denver Guard Sham Battle Injuries Endanger Private Wright
In a rehearsal for Colorado's quadricentennial celebration a Denver national guard exercise caused severe injuries. Private Wright received a blank cartridge wad in his right forearm and may lose his arm or life. Lieutenant Rice Means was burned on the face by powder.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado National Guard
Wright
Rice Means
State of siege in Buenos Ayres raised after disturbances
The U S legation at Buenos Ayres reports that the state of siege declared in the capital on July 5 due to political disturbances has been lifted. The Washington dispatch notes the change in status and the return toward normal conditions.
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Washington
State Department
United States Legation
Buenos Ayres
William Deposits Wreath on Bismarck Tomb Anniversary
Berlin July 1. Emperor William yesterday marked the third anniversary of Prince Bismarck's death by depositing a wreath on the tomb of the great statesman.
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William
Bismarck
Berlin
Emperor William
Prince Bismareck
Schley Receives Note as Court of Inquiry Looms
The navy department announced that Rear Admiral Schley’s letter acknowledging receipt of the court of inquiry precept had been received. Its delay and contents were not disclosed. Judge Advocate Lemley plans a vacation soon, while Capt. James Parker continues examining logs and records from the Santiago campaign under tight security. The Schley letter and the department’s reply will be made public when ready.
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Washington
Navy Department
Schley
Court of Inquiry
Advocate Lemley
James Parker
Naval
Admiral Schley
Santiago
Secretary Long
Bureau of Navigation
Admiral Crowninshield
Secretary of the Navy
Department
Navy Should Be Kept Separate From Political Affairs
A statement argues officers have limited political legitimacy and urges keeping the navy out of partisan politics. The remark calls for nonpartisan naval service and warns against mixing military policy with political agendas.
Swiss capture a murderous anarchist the Czar
Zurich reports the arrest of anarchist Galliotti at Viediken by prosecutor general on information from Paterson New Jersey. Documents found at his lodgings link him to a prior plot against King Humbert and to the Sperenzi murder case linked to the same conspiracy. Ernesta Carvallo travels from Paterson to New London denying knowledge of Galliotti.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Galliotti
Viediken
Paterson
N. J
New York
Humbert
Europe
Sperenzis
Sperenzi
Galliott
Hackensack Meadows
Ernesta Carvallo
New London
Conn
Diaz Moreu Defends Schley In Santiago Battle
Madrid journalist quotes Captain Diaz Moreu on the Santiago fight. He asserts all American officers, including Schley, did their duty and criticizes charges of cowardice as unpatriotic. Moreu recalls the Brooklyn and Oregon actions and the Colon’s surrender after heavy shelling.
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New York
Madrid
Journal and Advertiser
Diaz Moreu
Cristobal Colon
Santiago
Morell
Admiral Schley
Schley
Brooklyn
Colon
Oregon
Sampson
Behley
el Mundo Naval
Anarchist linked: Amiel Galliotti tied to Zurich arrest
Paterson reports reveal Amiel Galliotti formerly connected with local anarchists and a Paragon silk mill weaver. A group member says Galliotti sailed with Bresci Lanni and Quantivallo on their assassination mission and had been chosen to kill Nicholas II of Russia, noted as a determined, desperate figure.
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Paterson
Zurich
Amiel Galliotti
Paragon
Galliotti
Bresci
Lanni
Quantivallo
Nicholas
Czar
Russia
Miner Trapped as Fire Rages in Cumberland Mine No 4
A Cumberland B C dispatch reports a fire in mine No 4 with all miners escaped except pumpman Nichols who is cut off inside. Rescue efforts and fire location operations are underway as authorities race to reach him.
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Seattle
Wash
the Times
Cumberland
B. C
Pumpman Nichols
Nichols
Great Falls Money Bags Report Shows City Cash
City Treasurer Roberts reports July cash on hand at $29,366.26 in the Great Falls strong box marking solid municipal finances for the month.
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Great Falls
The
Standard
Roberts
State Funds Debt and Balances Reported in July
State Treasurer A R Barret reports July end cash in state funds at 397,856.93 dollars with receipts of 66,403.71 and disbursements of 47,206.17. The permanent school fund shows 293,546 in bonds, 49,651 in warrants, 45,287 in cash, and a depleted cash balance across several subfunds.
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Standard
Helena
A R. Barret
Permanent University
University U Drary
State Law Library
Medical Board
Capitol
Normal School
Agricultural College
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Ockae Daveasneeves cc Coos
Reform School
State Capitol
School of Mines
Ccccee
Fish and Fame
United States
Judges Acted Correctly In Big Timber Election
Attorney General with reply to Sweet Grass county official says Big Timber judges properly limited voting to residents within the proposed corporate limit who were registered last fall. The opinion confirms the legality of the election and eligibility rules.
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Big Timber
The
Standard
Helena
J. H. Moore
Sweet Grass County
Couple Weds in Helena Church Ceremony
Guy F. Newcomb of Stanford Fergus county married Mamie Waller of Marceline Missouri at the First Congregational church in Helena. Rev J P McCarthy officiated in the July 31 ceremony.
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The
Standard
Helena
Guy F. Newcomb
Stanford
Fergus County
Mamie Waller
Marceline
First Congregational Church
J. P. McCarthy
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