Delegates Named for Congress by Multiple Bodies
A Saltspell Flathead county board of trade announces a countywide mineral exhibit for the upcoming mining congress in September. The Hutte Miners union names five delegates, and Governor Savage lists Nebraskan delegates including C F Robertson Omaha and J Dern Hooper Nebraska figures among many others from Omaha Lincoln Beatrice and Butte. Also cited are appointments by Walkerville Kalispell Wahpeton Butte and Minnesota Governor Van Sant naming Fred Hensolt among delegates.
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Board of Trade
Saltspell
Flathead County
Mining Congress
Hutte Miners’ Union
Gabnor
Walkerville
Nebraska
Savage
C.F. Robertson
Omaha
C.M. Hunt
South Omaha
W. B. Cheek
Scott King
South ‘Omaha
South’ Omaha
James ©. Dahlman
George Squires
C. M. Deitz
CB. Havens, Jr
Omani
Tom Collins Havens
Thomas He Benton
Lincoln
John ‘T. Dorgan
Charles Bo Grep Hover
Smith
A. Graham
George C. ‘Farnham
F. McKesson
John’ Dern
Hooper
Beemer
K. J. Milpat
Beatrice
W. A. Gardner
Omaha Spenter
Syracuse
J. A. Hill
J. Edward. P. Hansen
Fairsbury
E. N. Allen
Arapahoe
Gainor
Cc W. Busao
Michael Curty Brown
J. J Dodge
Kalispell Board of Trade
Peele
F. Stannard
Sydney M. Lager
A. L. Jaqueth
Georg
Wahpeton
N. D
George P. Garred
BR. N. Tak. I
Butte Miners” Union
Joseph Calloway
Thomas Dulgnan
Joseph Shannon
Janes Connell
Thomas Brennan
van Sant
Minnesota
Fred Hensolt
West Granite Butte
Mont I
Butte Times Fleetly Fades Then Reappears as Nampa Times
Longtime Butte journalist Colonel Jim Brown reshapes his publishing career by moving The Butte Times to Idaho. The paper, famed for aggressive politics and labor strife, shifts this week to Nampa under the new banner Nampa Times with Brown and family relocated. The plant sale signals a coastward revival of his fiery press era.
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Butte Times
Montana
Butte
Ihs
Nampa Times
Nampa
Idaho
Ily
James Brown
Bill Nye
Shelby E. Dillard
Jim
Hurler
Hutte Times
Basin
Jefferson County
Hil
Basin Times
Times
Organized Labor
Colonel Brown
Tutte
West
Real estate income cited from Butte property
A note from an unidentified source states a person earns about $300 monthly rent from a real estate property in Butte. The fragment gives no names, dates, or additional context to confirm ownership or legal status.
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Butte
Infant Abandonment Report Involving Swede Woman
A Swede woman suspects an attempt to take her infant, found alive under manure on Montana Street. Ehrlich claims she pays weekly for infant care while the child’s mother alleges the man is in Great Falls and the caregiver is trying to keep the child. The case will be resolved locally as wives address the dispute.
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Great Falls
Sacred and Classic Music at Elven Last Night
Sacred and classic music numbers were performed by the choir of the Mi ew Methodist church as part of an art festival. Edward Hall, director and organist, trained the forty fourteen members over four months and earned audience appreciation for the performances. Participants included Mrs McHugh Miss Penaluna J S Thomas Miss Lorena Wakeman Miss Jenkins Mio games Mr Tippett Betta Jane Mana Paul Mamie Rogers and Annie Walters.
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Edward
Hall
Amon
Mrs. McHugh
Miss Penaluna
J. 8
Thomas
Lorena
Wakeman
Miss Jenkis
Mio Games
Tippett
Betta Jane
Mana Paul
Mamie Rogers
Mise Annie Walters
Harris and Martin vie for Northwest wrestling title
Tony Harris and Jack Martin wrestle tonight in a best two of three Cornish style bout for 3200 dollars to decide the Northwest championship. Referees have been agreed with Joe Bryant present. Harris beat Startin in Dition on July 4.
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Tony Harris
Jack Martin
Joe Bryant
Northwest
Harris
Startin
Butte Briefs: Walker Plums Park Street Move
A.J. Walker the plumpee tests move to 102 East Park Street. Kirshner nabbed by police for lurky activity near a house on South Montana. Registered at city jail: Misses alime Ryan May Hoyle Agnes Brown Tose Bennett Mamie Brooks May Anderson Mary Leduke. They were escorted to the station by Officers Partin Lawson and Walsh. Charged with street walking. Joe Milno, in whose saloon the women were found, also arrested.
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Kirshner
Tig
South
Montana
Etree
Alime Ryan
May Hoyle
Agnes Brown
Tose Bennett
Mamie’ Brooks
May Anderson
Mary Leduke
Partin
Lawson
Walsh
Joe Milno
Bryan Seeks New York Trip After New Haven Stop
In an interview Bryan says he will leave tomorrow for New York and then proceed to Maryland. He expresses gladness about the Republican outlook and outlines travel plans across several states.
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New Haven
Coma
Guiy Sim Udamn
Bryan
New York
Maryland
Republi
Tariff reform debate threatens party unity in New Era
The article argues that ans of Towa conceded the need for tariff reform to aid the Republican push in the state. It warns that reform could weaken the party as Americans will not allow changes to the tariff without jeopardizing the entire economic system.
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Ans of
Towa
Republican Party
Deserting the Mayflower on the presidential yacht
Oyster Bay July 31 serious trouble has grown on the Mayflower the president's official yacht nine desertions have occurred and at least 70 more aboard are waiting for payday to quit the vessel The dispute centers on executive officer Lieutenant W W Phelps whose high handed discipline and curtailed privileges have provoked discontent among sailors while Lt Commander Albert Gleaves remains in command.
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Oyster Bay
W. W. Phelps
Albert Gleaves
Phelps
Hunt Calls On President At Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay, N Y duty 8L Gov William H Hunt and Attorney General Tico discussed with President Roosevelt the island of Porto Rico. The governor reviewed the administration’s features and outlined the current condition of the island. He spoke of closer relations with the United States and urged careful American investment in Porto Rico’s trade. Roosevelt expressed strong interest and confidence in Porto Rico as a desirable acquisition for the United States.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
William H. Hunt
Tico
Sagamore Hill
P ¢ Payne
Ric
Condine
United States
Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Scientists Debate Causes Of Santa Barbara Quakes
Berkeley experts and UC officials weigh the unprecedented Santa Barbara county earthquakes. They discuss crust cooling, regional shock patterns, and theories from James Maddrill and T. J. Heaton while noting limited local impact and the difficulty of pinpointing exact causes.
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Berkeley
Santa Barbara
Samuel University of California
California
Pacific Coast
James Maddrill
University of California
T. J. Heaton
Peidentiy
Tidal Wave in Costa Rica Disturbs Rail Lines
The steamer city of Sydney reports a tidal wave at Punta Arenas Costa Rica submerging railroad tracks and injuring homes in the poorer Glamor area near the beach. Residents report subterranean noises and fear ongoing eruptions linked to Isaleo and Salcano behind Acajutla.
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San Francis
Sydney
Punta Arenas
Costa Rica
Central America
Isaleo
Acajutla
Taateo
Champerica
Guate
Idaho State University President Chosen at Franklin
Professor Horace Ellis long head of Idaho city schools has accepted the presidency of Idaho State University at Moscow. He is highly regarded locally and his selection follows a period of notable support from students and faculty. In Rome a report notes anarchists arrest in connection with recent events and mentions alleged ties to operatives in Paterson New Jersey.
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Franklin
Ind
Horace Ellis
Idaho State University
Recount of a Coal Mine Murder and Rail Reorganization
The report details a homicide aboard a vessel near Port Town with Hip Hay murdered after threats and confinement, including gruesome post mortem actions. It also covers a formal announcement July 31 reorganizing the Chicago Rock Island Pacific Rail Road with a stock offer to buy all outstanding shares, details of bond and preferred stock issues, control shifts to Rock Island, and board changes amid a quiet trading day.
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New York
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail~ Road Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifi
Iowa
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company
Central Rust Company
Rock Island Company of
New Jersey
Rock Island
Jersey
Chicago, Rock Island & Pastee
Cen
York
Sine Rock Island Company
Lts
Pital
Stock Island Company
Chicgo, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company
Towa
Rock Island Company
Iowa Company
Towa Company
Iil
Cireciar
Chicago
Board of Dirters
Comsheen
Cable
Marshall Field
H.C. Frick
William H. Moor
DG. Reid
J. H. Moore
W. B. Leed
Ogden Mills
George 8. Brewster
Anton S. Flower
Francis L. Hines
George ©. McMurtrey
George T. Boge
Frick
William H. Moore
Messrs. Field
Leeds
Reid
Hines
Mr. Reid
Boggs
Brutal murder of Indian girl in Alaska reported
Seattle dispatch describes the July murder of an Indian girl at Petersburg Alaska by Hip Hay a Chinaman who killed himself at Mrownsent. United States Marshal James M Shoup planned transport south. The victim, educated at an Indian school and Salvation Army worker, was buried near the crime site. Investigators noted a threat to testify about whiskey selling to an Indian.
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Hip Hay
Marshal Shoup
Jai
Port Townsend
Petersburg
Sma
Seattle
Alaska
Mrownsent
United States
James M. Shoup
Juneau
Salvation Army
Miss Yohe in Plymouth Change of Mind Delays London Trip
London July 31 May Yohe arrival at Plymouth sparks indecision as she detains a ship then plans to Cherbourg and London again. She dismisses the Nancy Sykes tale, mocks Bradlee, and laughs at his library fortune. She stays at the Great Victoria and hopes to see Sir George Lomax while Bradlee Strong awaits possible criminal action.
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London
Yohe
Plymouth
Southampton
Cherbourg
Nancy Sykes
Bradlee
Strong
Mise Yohe
Ouly
Bradice Strong
Piymousn
Emperor Pardons Duelist for Fatal Prank Duel
Berlin reports Lieutenant Hildebrand pardoned after a duel last November that killed Lieuten ant Blaskowitz on his wedding day. Hildebrand received a fortress sentence of two years but served seven months. The case drew international attention and criticism over the leniency of the punishment.
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Berlin
Ayers
William
Hildebrand
Blaskowitz
Tatersburg
East Prussia
Ant Blaskowice
Nisit Ma
Jed
Tral
State Treasurer's Report Shows Funds and School Totals
The July report from Helena lists on hand funds totaling about 478 400, with receipts of 131 345.08 and expenditures of 49 000. The permanent school, university, and agriculture funds are itemized in bonds and cash, including a normal school bond and a sinking fund. A land sale in Flathead County is planned for September 1, expected to exceed last year's proceeds, promising strong auction results.
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Skanaare
Helena
Agriculture College
United States
Union Permanent School
University Ton Ginsiia
Porwiget
School of Mines
Rideway
Plathead County
Register T. Dong
Flathead County
Lightning strikes Fort Benton rancher’s son near town
Charlie Morris, 14, son of a prominent ranchman, was struck by lightning three miles from Fort Benton this afternoon. He survived but was badly stunned.
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Fort Benton
Charlie Morrissom
Helena Governor's Special Linepane News
Helena July 2 reports foot illness confined to home for two days. Governor’s orders and medical advice urged rest and no work until recovery. Local coverage notes the governor’s involvement in health matters and public guidance during the period.
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Helena
Foots
Gor Terious
Named in His Absence Oil Gusher Discovered
A brief note reports an oil gusher located in Michigan amid political event coverage. The item names a Democrat figure linked to the discovery in his absence and mentions nomination proceedings under way.
Durand Nominated Gold Democrat for State Ticket
Detroit July 3 The Michigan state convention nominated Judge George H Durand a former supreme court justice and noted gold Democrat on the fourth ballot for the fall election The platform urged direct primaries lower taxes and municipal ownership while denouncing the current Republican administration and endorsing recalls and amendments to give the people more control The ticket completed includes Lieutenant Governor Joan F Bibb Secretary of State John Donovan Treasurer Wilbur F Davidson Auditor David A Hammond Attorney General William F Knight Superintendent William Ferris and others.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
George H. Duran
Formor
Durand
Ind
Takewa
Taraney
Thi Durand
Flint
Enimous
C.J. Camper
Silver Helms of Hell
Sennansing
Yov
Pa‘sonal
Sten Eine
Hower
Ats Ochoekornlaht
Joan F. Bibl
Tonka
John Donovan
Bay City
Wilbur F. Davidson
Port Huron
David A. Hammond
Ann Arbor
William F. Knight
Grand Rapids
Instrutot
WM. Ferris
Big Rap
Land Office
Arthur P. Watson
Cheboygan
Boart
Educstion
Charles F. Field
Hastings
Supreme Court
al ©Eaney
Benjamin Brown
Menomi
Ellock
Cleverly Raised Check Forgery Suspect Arrested
Rowe James Lowe and Max Jacobs figure in a case where a forged Montana Railroad check was presented at Max Jacobs store in Bast Helena. Jacobs detected tampering, alerted a constable, and Rowe was arrested after attempting to redeem the altered instrument for 10.60, the true amount being 2.30.
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Vielena
A. Rowe
Lake
Max Jacobs
Bast Helena
Jacobe Tiaer
Rowe
James Lowe
Lombas
Montana Railroad Company
District court adjourned to Monday for criminal trial
A district court adjourned this morning until next Monday at 9 a.m. for the trial of criminal cases. Letters from Grand Exalted Ruler Pickett request intervention, suggesting changes may shift the grand lodge to another Utah location.
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Vons Senepet
Grand
Pickett
Bike
Salt Lake Lodge
Grand Lodge
Utah
s—District Court
Atio A. m
Great Falls Grocers Plan National Retail Grocers Unit
Special dispatch reports Grocers of Great Falls decide to organize a local branch of the National Retail Grocers Association. A meeting set for Thursday March 7 will elect officers after an informal Monday session attended by every grocery house. Pred Lorena of Minneapolis lectured on national aims including securing favorable pure food laws through state legislation.
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Inaard
Great Falls
National Retail Grocers’ Association
Pred Lorena
Minneapolis
National Association
Yellowstone County Fair opens amid turmoil and plans
A new sale district was organized by W. B. George's office in Billings, with a city business group forming a board of directors led by C. M. Bat r and W. B. George. The Old Association grounds have been purchased and a live fair is planned on Third Avenue South. A woman involved in a quarrel attempted to take carbolic acid at her home. she survived. County officials report varioloid-like cases and prompt action. A man named Roy Geerey, linked to horse thefts, was arrested in Gardiner as authorities pursue the suspect in a wider case. Reports from Geneva describe local incidents and tourism activity.
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W. B. George
Thie Cly
Sinem
George F
Tian Yewen
Philip Greene
le He Pant McCormick
C. MM. “Batr
Ble
Crio
Third Avenue
Paul- Ph
Ison
Sivsiclaih
Biangaeg
Ngeton
Leard
Aldridge
Pithman
Roy Geerey
Tamtivon
Gardiner
Deki
Ig Mow
Wates
Geerey
Bitterfloat
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Gui O
Ventra
Rome
Commaudes
Paterson
N. J
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Rock Island Deal
Matis
Stroms
Wane
Brother Omma
Michig
Democrats
Across Line
Canada
Flathead Field
Flathead
C. Holmes
All District
Texas
Mart Wells
Holmes
Yellowstone County Fair
Phe Hague
Wmlales
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Saley
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