Secretary Lane Tour Through Montana Gauges Irrigation Prospects
Secretary of the Interior Lane and party, including Mrs Lane, traveled by auto from Gardiner along the Yellowstone to Livingston and up the Gallatin valley to Logan, inspecting the Montana Reservoir and Irrigation Company project. The group, greeted by Governor Stewart, planned an informal reception and discussed future Yellowstone policy, stressing irrigation expansion and citizenship for Indian residents.
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Standard
Helena
Gardiner
Yellowstone River
Livingston
Galatia Valley
Logan
Lane
Prickly’ Pear
Montana Reservoir
Great Falls
Stewart
Suffragette Chant Heard In Church At St Pauls
A party of about 40 suffragists interrupted morning services at St Pauls Cathedral in London. They sang a chant in favor of Emmeline Pankhurst, front-center seating, and were ejected by ushers after resisting. The chant was sung in the same tune as the choir. Police attended vesper services later without incident.
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London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Emmaline Pankhurst
Vesperg
British Base in Bermuda Contemplated as Panama Crisis Relief
British officials discuss establishing a naval station in Bermuda Islands as a strategic relief option during the Panama crisis. The plan envisions use of Bermuda as a forward base to support naval operations and logistics amid tensions in Central America.
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Bermuda Islands
Naval Station
Panama
Britain Eyes Bermuda Base and Panama Canal Policy
State department reports Britain may seek a Bermuda naval base near Hamilton to guard Atlantic routes and the Panama Canal. Officials warn such moves could shift Western Hemisphere naval policy and invite European responses as the canal era begins, with Germany and other powers watching Danish and Dutch possessions. The question of who will own Atlantic islands remains a key strategic issue for the United States.
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State Department
Great Britain
Bermuda Islands
United States
Panama Canal
Isthmus
Mediterranean
Jaman
Atlantic
Bermuda
Hamilton
Britain
Germany
Danish West Indies
St. Thomas
Gern
Curacao
Venezulean
England
Italy
Realine
Illicit Love Ends in Double Tragedy in New York
In New York a 25 year old man and his 9 year old lover died after Elliott shot his companion and killed himself at a mount near a wife. A note signed by both stated they fled together and wished not to be separated in death. Mrs Elliott later appeared at the boarding house seeking them. Miss Sibley escaped, and Mrs Elliott could not be found.
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New York
Harry G. Elliott
Ellen Sibiey
Mt Pari
Elliott
Miss Sibley
Chicago
Mears
Lonedon
St. Peteral Shimonoseki
Yeattle
St. Paul
Chicago York
Vicstoria
Paris
America
Mme
Eagles Convene in Baltimore for 19th Grand Aerie Session
More than 1 000 delegates attend the nineteenth annual convention of the grand aerie of Eagles in Baltimore. The gathering opens with a reception tomorrow night and continues with business sessions from Tuesday through Friday. Congress member Albert Johnson of Tacoma is the principal speaker at the afternoon meeting.
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Baltimore
Grand Aerie of Eagles
Albert John Son
Tacoma
Wash
No House in Berlin for Embassy Post
Justice James W. Gerard of New York, named ambassador to Germany, has spent days in Berlin seeking suitable quarters for the embassy. He warned he may decline the post if no dignified residence can be found, noting the current embassy is too cramped and that he is willing to pay privately to secure a proper site. He drafted a bill proposing compulsory registration of Americans abroad, a yearly tax of 1909, and penalties that could affect citizenship, to fund embassy needs.
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Berlin
James W. Gerard
New York
Germany
Wilson
Gerard
Ito
Treasury
Department
Rockefeller Maintains He Is Still A Boy
At Kuelld Avenue Baptist church this morning Charles Roberts greeted John D. Rockefeller and others, joking about age and health. Rockefeller laughed and said I Was once a boy too, and am still a boy, while Roberts noted they had not met before this summer.
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Rockefeller
Kuelld Avenue Baptist Church
Roberts
Huet Avenue Baptist Church
Mr. Rockefeller
Aged Woman Assaulted in Faris Missouri
Mrs. Mills, a 68 year old widow living alone in Faris, Mo, was beaten and choked by an unknown assailant last night. Neighbors found her in serious condition this morning as a manhunt for a suspected black ex convict and another man continued with no arrest. The ex convict previously served time for a similar crime in the area.
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Faris
Mus
Mills
Huerta declares no resignation noted in Washington
Washington readers noted Aureliano Urquiza, Mexican interior minister, stating Provisional President Huerta would not resign and would resist foreign interference. The U.S. government shows opposition to recognizing Huerta, aiming to pressure his resignation. Eduardo Hay, chosen by constitutionalists as spokesman, travels to Washington to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Washington
Aureliano Urruba
Huesta
Huerta
United States
Mexico
Eduardo Hay
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hay
Madero
Record breaking globe trotter reaches Tutte
A collage of brief items reports a record breaking traveler arriving at Tutte, local mining notes, and a scattered mix of sports results, political notices, and classified blurbs. The page lists a fatal hop pickers strike, naval base plans, federation entries, embassy talks, and regional sporting summaries amid a flood of terse captions.
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Tutte
Lane
Montana
Michigan
Ierta
Gerard
Berlin
Ston
John J. McGraw
Bute
Missoula
Mise Hankin
Indianapolis
Anaconda
Western federation strike crowds in Michigan parade
The Western Federation of Miners staged a large strike mass meeting and parade, matching the prior Sunday’s display. Women color-bearers and a big delegation of daughters of miners led the procession, with younger members wheeling in go carts.
National Party Fund Pledges From United Irish League
Boston on August 3 reports pledges toward the $100,000 fund promised last year to support the Irish nationalist party. The national executive committee of the United Irish League of America urged sending the remainder as soon as possible after a meeting. President M. J. Ryan of Philadelphia said $5200 had already been sent.
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Boston
United Irish League of America
John Redmond
League
M. J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Fatalities rise after Kentuckiana motordrome crash
Cincinnati report notes updated death toll from the Ludlow lagoon accident. Malinda Buchtman of Covington Ky among the injured list now totaled as two more hospital patients remain with poor recovery prospects. In a separate item, the Davis alley pit at the Coaldale colliery twelve miles away trapped 23 miners.
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Cincinnati
Aug
Malinda Buchtman
Covington
Ludlow
Lagoon
Wells Hesday
Iaseow
Davis Alley
Coadder
Striker Rebellion Turns Wheatland Into Guarded Zone
Militia trains carried five companies to Wheatland California after a deadly clash with a sheriff posse during a strike by hop pickers. The fighting killed Yuba County District Attorney Manwell and deputies, while Sheriff Voss and others were wounded. Rioters seized the Durst ranch home with the Durst family taken captive. the incident drew armored patrols and mass arrests as both sides blamed the other.
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Sacramento
Wheatland
Cal
Yuba County
Durst
Cldren
Manwe
E. Freeman
George H. Voss
Nély Nelvon
B. Anderson
Sheriff's Posse
Anderson
Anderon
Gorge H. Voss
Voss
Marysville
Wheatlands
Manwell
F. Cunningham
Nels Nelson
Millionaire Pell and chauffeur killed in railway crash
Long Beach New York August 28 Pell a wealthy real estate broker and his chauffeur died when their automobile was struck by an electric train at the Mt Long Beach crossing. William Lamber a Hempstead stock broker and his wife were badly injured though Mrs Lamber later survived. The wreck lifted the car and sent Pell and his chauffeur flying as the train dragged the vehicle 59 feet. Mrs Pell and a party of friends were riding in the car. The Lamers were taken to Beach Hotel for treatment and Pell’s body was badly crushed.
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Long Beach
N.Y
Ongoo. Pell
New York
William Lamber
Hempstead
Mt Long Beach
Lamber
Pell
Clara Bloodgood
Rouse
Alee
Ladner Ormerly
Charles Glen Collins
Sriiiah
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Showa
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Catt Gardiner
Myers
Aly Swindiehurst
Jones F.o'connor
J. A. Lovelace
J. M. Dave Yoch
Charles McLung
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G. ‘Jones
EC Day
William Co Busche
Kone
Miller
T.M. Swindiehurst
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J.P. Connor
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Musahow
AH Stark
Harvey
Charles Garnier
Prank ‘Arnold
Hampel
Joe, Swindiehurst
J.B. Swine Hurst
Lene
Yellowstone Park
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Royal Navy
Esquimalt
Strait of
Juan de Buca
Lucia
West Indies
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the Chronicle
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Great ‘Britain
Constitutionalists
Butte
Wanderer
Wichigan Federation
National Party
Pisrnier
Sue Torney
Eosmo
Whenteand
John Henry
Seat Ig
Andre Jaever-Schmidt
Globe Trotter
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Victoria
New York Evening Law
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