No Sympathy for Miners Governor Refuses Action
At a Denver meeting the Citizens alliance praised Idaho Springs officials for expelling 14 miners after a Sun and Moon mine converter house blast. The alliance urged arrest of concealed weapons carriers and pressed for legal action. Governor Peabody refused protection, saying expelled miners must seek redress in Idaho Springs courts under state law.
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Denver
Citizens’ Alliance
Citizens’ Protective League of
Idaho Springs
Colo
Miners’ Union
Alliance
Clear Creek County
Western Federation of Miners
Overnor Peabody
Roosevelt letter to Catholic societies declines invitation
President Roosevelt informs President Monahan he cannot accept the invitation to the Catholic Federation of Societies convention. He praises the group's social work and moral efforts, urging continued unity and decency among Americans. Delegate Joaquin Ferran from Puerto Rico requests a land title transfer to the church for church lands in Puerto Rico.
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Atlantic City
N. J
the Catholi Federation of Societies
Roosevelt
Monahan
Oyster Bay
N. Y
McFaul
American Federation of Catholic
Theodore Roosevelt
Joaquin Ferran
Porto Rico
Companies Do Business in Montana in New Filings
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena notes Daly Mining company incorporated in Arizona files in Montana with $1,000,000 capital and Butte as principal office. A. J. Campbell named state agent. Daly Realty files for $300,000 capital with Butte address. Manchester Co operative Woolen Mills organized in Cascade county with $100,000 capital. Plant to be at Manchester and shares mostly subscribed. Directors include John D. Ryan, John G. Morony, A. J. Campbell and others.
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Helena
Daly Mining Company
Arizona
John D. Ryan
John G. Morony
A. J. Campbell
John CC. Lawlor
D. J. Hennessy
Montana
Butte
Comspanny
Daly Realty Company
Secretary of State
Cocern
John C. Lawlor
Anaconda
Great Falls
Manchester Co-operative Woolen Mills Company
Cascade County
Ban
Sam H
M. J. Wood
F. H. Knobel
A. E. Cantelon
F. L. Maush
Manchester
New Dominican Government Installed With Galvin Foreign Minister
Santo Domingo reports the new government installed and M J Galvin named foreign minister. Country remains quiet and business activity rises as the administration plans to aid agricultural enterprises.
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Santo Domingo City
M. J. Galvin
Treasury buys 169000 ounces of silver for Philippine coinage
Washington August 3. The treasury department purchased 169000 ounces of silver at an average price of 0.505 for Philippine coinage with delivery in San Francisco.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Ban Frantisco
Trains Collide in Dense Fog in Indiana Wreck
A fog shrouded head on collision near Hartford City Indiana involved a westbound Panhandle freight and eastbound passenger train. Sixteen people were seriously injured and many more hurt as the Pullman sleeper telescoped the smoking car and passengers were freed after a lengthy entrapment. The crash occurred opposite the Cleveland factory with a broken drawhead causing delay and a flagman signaling the oncoming passenger.
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Hartford City
Ind
Panhandle
W. H. Miller
Logansport
George
Aldworth
Chicago
M. L. Baim
Richmond
H. FP. Frederick
Ridgeville
J. A. Watts
Christopher Gerhardt
William J. Wells
P. J. Barrett
George Rowe
Benjamin Palacis
Denver
Italy
John R. Kling
George Galtwain
E. W. Snyder
A Rummell
Ephraim Whistler
Richard Havey
Elmwood
Cleveland
Washington Street
Cotton Hosts Lunch for Portuguese Officials at Lisbon
At the Brooklyns luncheon the Marquis of Clivito invited Admiral Cotton and Minister Bryan to a luncheon on the flagship with Portugal's cabinet and military leaders. President Roosevelt sent a cordial cablegram praising renewed goodwill between the two nations.
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Lisbon
Marquis of Clivito
Cotton
Bryan
United States
Sangway
War
Justice
Finance
Public Works
Dr. Cunha
Crastilho
Naval School
Ferrera di Armel
Borja
Naval General Staff
Craveiro Lopez
First Army Corps
Switzerland
Charles of
Portugal
Pimen‘al Pinto
Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Don Carlos S
Charles
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
PAZO OINTMENT PROMISES SKIN CURE GUARANTEE
The advertisement states PAZO OINTMENT will refund 50 cents if it fails to cure ringworm tetter old ulcers and skin sores pimples and blackheads on the face. It invites readers to ask their druggist about the refund.
Big Battleships Begin Maneuvers in Atlantic Parade
Bar Harbor Maine August 2 The hostile squadron withdrew from the combined North Atlantic fleet and headed south southeast under Rear Admiral Sands. The battleships Texas Indiana and Massachusetts and torpedo boat destroyers Lawrence and Whipple will head to assigned points as defensive forces shift under Rear Admiral Barker. An attack may occur between Eastport and Bar Harbor before next Monday.
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Bar Harbor
Sands
Texas
Indiana
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Whipple
Barker
Eastport
Billings Elks Edge Red Lodge In Close Contest
The BillingsElks defeated Red Lodge Elks 12 to 11 in a ball game at Red Lodge yesterday. The visitors were hosted at Piks hall with a fine lunch afterward. Red Lodge Elks will return the visit in a few weeks.
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Gillings
Billings Elks
Red Lodge
Billings
Piks
Red Lodge Elks
Wool Market in Montana Sees Heavy Local Sales
Heavy wool sales on the Great Falls market total more than 500000 pounds with 17 clips sold. Top price reached 164 cents for 60 000 and 12 000 pound clips. Average price 15 73 cents for 250000 pounds. year to date about 7 million pounds sold. Producers include J Hughes William Peters Levi Knerr BE Leech Leach George Wright Kerell Sullenger Teigen Franz Burke Bros Great Falls Meat Co Burke Bros W D Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hughes
William Peters
William Busch
Levi Knerr
BE. E. Leech
D. ©. Leach
George Wright
P. W. Kerell
W. B. Sullenger
M. Teigen
Fred Franz
B. E. Stack
George A. Colby
Great Falls Meat Company
Burke Bros
W. D. Jones
Quiet Billings wool market with mixed bids and small clips
The Billings wool market was quiet with most sales for small clips. Best prices did not exceed 14⅝ cents, while the Cruz clip of 240000 pounds drew Luce & Manning bids of 14⅝ cents that were refused. Numerous smaller consignments ranged from 4 to 18½ cents with agents Moule Woods Kermode Locke Peterson Gaines and Shorey among buyers and sellers today.
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Standard
Billings
Big Cruz
Luce & Manning
Crug
P. J. Moule
J. B. Woods
W. R. Kermode
J. F. Locke
A. Peterson
Hammond & Gaines
Wolf Bros
Wool sales report from Glendive warehouse
Glendive notes light wool sales over the past two weeks with last week showing Chris Schmehl selling 33,000 pounds at 15 cents and Hamelan and Heide moving 16,009 pounds at 1) cents, with August Ritz and others mentioned.
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Standard
Glendive
Chris Schmehl
Hamelan & Heide
August Ritz
Mary MacLane in My Friend Annabellee reviewed in Chicago press
The piece praises Mary MacLane's book My Friend Annabellee as a witty if advanced exploration of friendship life and death, noting its Chicago Boston and Montreal scenes and lauding the author’s character while debunking engagement rumors. It contrasts the book with The Story of My Life.
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Annabellee
Poe
Chicago
Boston
Montreal
Mary MacLane
Prosecution Closes in Jett White Case in Kentucky Trial
In Cynthiana Kentucky Bruce Little a Breathitt county special bailiff testified that he and others with soldiers captured Tom White after an 18 mile mountain ride at 4 am White said you would not have got me shortly before capture. Sheriff Woodson McChern testified he arrested Jett May 10 in Madison county at his mother's house and Jett complained about Sunday arrest and refused to discuss where the killing occurred. W H Branter was recalled by the court.
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Cynthiana
Jett
Madison County
Winchester
Jackson
W. H. Branter
Circus Boys in Trouble for Sheep Camp Robbery
Morris Maurice Donnelly Davenport and E H Buckley were jailed for robbing a Custer Sheep camp near Pompeii’s pillar. They traveled from New Jersey with a circus and, after being fed up, attempted to return home. After shots fired by a herder, one boy swam the Yellowstone River. all three were detained by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Billings
Morris Maurice
Donnelly Davenport
E. H Buckley
Custer Sheep Company
Justice Mann
New Jersey
Pompeii's Pillar
Yellowstone
July Temperatures Dip Below Average by Four Degrees
Helena reports that the mean July temperature was 64 degrees, four degrees below the 24 year average. The special dispatch notes cooler conditions for the month.
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Helena
Surveyors Leave for Big Ditch Project in Montana
F. F. Weymouth and J. M. Kerr of the geological department lead a government party from Glendive toward Terry to survey a proposed ditch from the Yellowstone River toward the Missouri. If built and aid extended, the lower Yellowstone valley could become Montana's garden spot with large areas reclaimable and irrigated along the vast prairies and flats. Nearby lands from Newton to the Yellowstone–Missouri confluence are largely homesteaded, already under cultivation with strong crops expected this year.
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Standard
Glendive
F. FL. Weymouth
J. M. Kerr
Geological Department
Terry
Yellowstone River
Fallon
Old Fort Buford
Missouri River
Kerr
Yellowstone Valley
Montana
Newton
Yellowstone
Hoboes Chase Sheep Thieves Near Columbus
Red Lodge August 3 Sheriff Mo W Potter and Under Sheriff William Geb joined in pursuit of a gang of hoboes accused of trying to run off 700 sheep owned by L. J. Westcott of Park City. Yellowstone County Sheriff Hubbard reported the case. two suspects were shot and captured, others fled and are being chased near Columbus.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Mo W Potter
William Geb
L. J. Westcott
Park City
Hubbard
Yellowstone County
Columbus
County Committee Endorses John Martin for County Commissioner
Special Dispatch to the Standard Glendive Aug 2 A meeting of the county republican central committee at the courthouse endorsed John Martin of Burns Creek for appointment by Judge H Loud to fill the vacancy left by W C Gleason resignation. Martin a prominent sheepman, Gleason will reside in Three Rivers Michigan.
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Standard
Glendive
County
Republican Central Committee
H. Loud
W. C. Gleason
John Martin
Burns Creek
Martin
Gleason
Three Rivers
Mich
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