Idaho's Bachelor Senator to Marry
Weldon Brinton Heyburn Idaho's bachelor senator will wed Miss Gheratine Yeatman of Chester county Pennsylvania next Wednesday. The pair, friends since 1884, met when Heyburn first settled in Idaho and rose to prominence as a lawyer and state leader. A Spokane ceremony is anticipated with a wedding telegraph message to Alaska following.
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Gheratine Yeatman
Pennsylvania
Spokane
Weldon Brinton Heyburn
Iaho
Chester County
Heyburn
Yeatman
Ike
Local Montana Briefs Highlight August Events
Helena and nearby towns report a flood of small notices. Articles about business openings, property, and personal travels fill the page. Names like Hazelton Welch Engle and Shattuck appear alongside talks of rail surveys and a three month jail term for Townsend.
Hennessy More for Good Ratsrday Aug 1
A rough card text notes a Hennessy event on Saturday August 1 at an arena in San Air with a chair system and activities led by an organizer. Details are garbled but indicate a planned gathering and associated timing.
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Hennessy
Great Falls Postpones Sunday Game in August Due to Grounds
In Great Falls on Sunday has been postponed until Aug due to the inability of the Great Falls team to secure the use of the grounds on the date first selected. Helena players have trained daily since their defeat by the Hutte printers and expect to defeat the Great Falls type Setters in camp Livingston. The Livingston and Bozeman Eagles will play a game in this city next Sunday, promising the warmest time of the season as Bozeman fans travel by special train. Billings resident Bill Deal reports a severe hailstorm near Manties damaged crops yesterday. Northern Pacific Express business at Livingston remains strong with monthly receipts above 8, indicating robust passenger traffic. Havre notes a petition to set aside a homestead for Maud Love, administrator of Henry C. Love, deceased, granting a 16 meter tract in Cascade County appraised at $800 to her and two minor children William and Robert Love.
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Great Fall
Great Falls
Helena
Hutte
Livingston, Um
Livingston and Bozeman Eagies
Bozeman Eagles
Billings
Aug
William Deal
Near Manties
Northern Pacific Express
T Falls
Nothing Seen Of the Hostile Fleet in Coastal War Game
Stormy weather along the coast hindered observation as Rear Admiral Sands led the attacking fleet during a war game off Portland Maine. Report notes no sighting of enemy forces or defending ships despite efforts to screen the coast, with winds easterly and visibility limited.
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Portland
Sands
Antonich Faces No Prosecution In Misappropriation Case
The case against Antonich for alleged misappropriation remains unresolved as Justice hears evidence on July 3. Gregory Kroll, president of the Jets, accuses the defendant of failing to turn over funds. the court notes an unclear total and grants time for full settlement. The defense, with W Downing, requests dismissal if settlement occurs. prosecutors reserve rights to reopen.
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Antonieh
Court of Justice
W. Downing
Erry
Theney
Northern Pacific seeks tax reduction protest text
Special Dispatch to the Staats describes opposition to a proposed railroad tax change in Cascade county. Fairs argue the rate should drop from 5 cents to 1.24 dollars per acre, noting lands sold for 12 dollars per acre and thousands of acres effectively valueless. The board will decide later.
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Staats
Vance
Railroad Company
Cascade County
Fairchild
Woolgrowers Seek United Front in New Alliance
A dispatch from Billings notes woolgrowers plan to form the Woolgrowers Alliance uniting existing associations while allowing some independence. The move aims to secure better care and shearing conditions, fixed rates by agreement, and stronger pricing power to benefit members and reduce risks, with secrecy surrounding new candidate recruitment.
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Woolgrowers Alliance
Alliance
Thas Eth Mance
Sirius
Ils
1Eedet
Alvig
Erlde
Doings of Billings School Board Affects Staff Shifts
At a Billings school board meeting last evening, two teachers were reassigned within the same department. Miss Fredenthal received a superintendent’s offer, Miss M. Rea Lawrence accepted in the same division, and Miss Lawrence will teach a fourth grade. New hires and transfers are noted as the district funds the coming year. The board adjourned without further action.
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Billings
Fredenthal
Art of
Los Angel
M. Rea Lawrence
Lea
Miss Lawrence
Seattle
nLites Smiths
New South
Carlson
Northside
Filipinos Favor Use Of American Peso Policy Meets Resistance
Officials in Manila and provincial chambers of action held a conference to discuss adopting the American peso on a standard value for general use of the new currency. The United States government has promised to aid efforts to secure acceptance of the peso.
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Aus
Gove
Manila
Malta and Glasgow Firms Win Contracts for Buildings
Special dispatch reports Frank Bossaut of Hose i of Stu securing contracts to erect a residence for J. F. Murray and a new jail project. A steel plant and a new school at Havre are also mentioned as pending work this week.
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Havre
Aus
Frank Bossaut
Hose i of
Stu
J. F. Murray
Helena Ecclesiastical Society in Session Summary
The St. John’s Ecumenical Society of Montana holds a meeting in Helena focusing on internal affairs and upcoming business items. Members discussed society activities and related financial matters during the session.
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Ecclesiastical Society
Helena
Ieba
Btandard
Ava
St. John’s
Montana
Astmagaraeaalen
Helena Diocesan Society Benefits Clergy in Need
A Helena based religious relief group funds financial aid for ill or aged diocesan clergy. The society, run by a trustee board, gathers revenue from member dues church assessments parish support and benevolent bequests. Dues recently set at one dollar per week fund sick benefits for incapacity lasting under a month. The organization now lists about forty members.
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Helena
Ew en Is Attacked In Jett-White Case at Lana Ky
In a Jackson trial, numerous witnesses impeached Captain Ewen’s reputation for morality and truthfulness while others described him as a churchgoing man who never drank or gambled. About 25 witnesses from Ewen’s county and Powell county testified to both negative and positive traits, with many confused on cross examination.
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Lana
Ewen
Crose
Bre
Sesterd
Powell County
Jackson
Ewet
Breathitt
Contract to Deliver Cedar Poles at Libby
Libby area prepares for a new cedar pole industry as Aug Downing and Sanders secure a contract from Pacific Fir to deliver 600 pole length poles to the sidetrack. Progress praised despite initial work, with plans to expand to complete a total track installation. Expectation of large pole supply from the cedar timber belt, supporting local growth along the rail line.
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Libby
Downing & Sanders
Pacine Fir Vo
Faw
Nde
Pacifi Company
He Timber
Ttds
Wil
Plans of Building for the State Fair
Plans for the state fair show a main building 100 by 40 feet facing the track to the north. The court is formed by three divisions facing the main entrance, with the pi described in the plan.\
Steamship Fireman Faces Grand Jury Scrutiny
Boston reports a steamship fireman named John Keenan drawn before the grand jury, with officials including Commissioner Fisk and Assistant Attorney John investigating his conduct aboard the vessel. The case centers on alleged rights and accommodations for ship crew and the legality of the actions and refusals described.
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Boston
Aug
John Keenan
Win
Admiral Schley
Fisk
United States
John
Trustee in Newton case seeks return of electric plant
In Newton, a bankruptcy trustee named Charles Angus Johnson seeks to recover the electric light plant once operated with the Albemarle hotel. The plant is currently held by W. Hefferlin under a disclaimer of all ownership, after Newton failed to keep it.
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Standard
Livingston
Charles Angus
Ale Ie
Max
Newton
Posses W. Hefferlin
Come
Prank
Butte
Albemarle
Hefferlin
Bad Fairy earnings report ends June shows tax increase
The report of the Bad Fairy ending June 31 shows earnings S51075.188 with an 88 percent rise in expenses and taxes. The data appears fragmented but indicates a sizable tax impact.
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New York
Financial figures glimpse from unfinished source text
A fragment shows net earnings of 3 187 080 and 22 927 07 Crease plus dividends on Northern Securities Company stock. Other income, total income, 182, an increase of 820 fixed charges 12.0 crease off dividends, surplus of 5, rena of Ris 198.
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Northern Securities Company
Great Damage From Fierce Hailstorm Across Rockies
Denver reports a heavy hail event along the Rocky Mountains with Wyoming and Colorado affected. While some locations saw strong downpours and up to an inch in diameter, the storm caused extensive destruction. Livestock died or were injured and farm buildings were damaged or wiped out in parts, with losses running into thousands of dollars.
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Denver
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Wyoming
Payette
Wien
Horse sale halted by garnishments amid price dissatisfactions
Special dispatch reports a local horse sale stopping unexpectedly after garnishments linked to a gambling debt and a disputed payment. Purchasers and buyers alleged prices were unfair, while attorneys from Cody asserted garnishment actions and a check dispute tied to Meyer & Chapman bank.
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Corge W. Burke
EL Stewart
Cody
Trurke
Bunn
Stewart
Meyer & Chapman Bank
Jacob Weaat
Tor
Bond Forfeiture Sparks Civil Action In County Court
In Great Falls on August 6, the bond of M Hinderager was forfeited in district court. The county attorney will immediately file civil action against the sureties, his father K Hinderager and another. A preliminary hearing was set for 1 o clock over a horse claim from George K of Claude Steufen estate. Hinderager remained at large. his lawyer Brady asked to bind him over to district court with a cash bond of 139, which was granted.
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Reat Falls
Hinderager
Torday
K. Hinderager
George K Bf
Claude Steufen
Fyat
Lawye Brady
District Court
Tony
Corbin Mills Closed Through the Strike
Dispatched report notes Corbin mills shut for a definite period with many minors dismissed from employment. Workers pressed for higher wages as demands emerged amid stalled negotiations. The Corbin operation faced closure at one mill in the region, with affected sites tied to the Kini Ai district.
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Anwar Ie
Corbin
Steck Mill
Kini Ai
Wool Prices Hold at 16 Cents in Billings Market
Special Dispatch reports Billings wool sales show limited on hand amid expectations of few more big days. Notable quotes include 18 cents for 80,000 pounds with refusals at 15 to 12 1/2 cents and select lots from Wyoming and various shippers. Market expected to close by week end as shearers finish.
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Stanta
ACJ
Stevens
ML. Clement
Lampman
Wyoming
J. W. Newton
W. C. Jenisen
J Williams & Co
Wales
Tom Elem
Gillespie Elevated to Presiding Board Role for Mills Project
Gillespie is promoted to president of the board overseeing the Miles project. The move signals tightened leadership for the floatation initiative, with officials outlining new duties and oversight responsibilities as construction advances.
Death follows cross country steel magnate special train
Mary Lowe daughter of Henry Lowe chief engineer at United States Steel died in Los Angeles after a record breaking cross country journey aboard a Chicago to Los Angeles special train. Lowe set out from New York on the Century Limited aiming to reach his daughter's bedside before she died. The train passed through La Junta around 9 10 this morning but wire communications were down west of there. The journey was unprecedented in speed, shattering transcontinental records, with the east west time for the Chicago to Los Angeles run targeted at about six hours. the Peacock special hold the old record at six hours and thirty-six minutes set in 1900. The special left Chicago at 10 13 yesterday morning.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Lowe
Henry Lowe
United States Steel Poration
Peka
K. i
Santa Fe
New York
la Junta
Hetath
Ile
Chicago
Albuquerau
Angeles
Chitea States Steel Corporation
Peacock
Challenge of Jury Suppressed in Powers Goebel Case
Georgetown, Ky August reports the court overruled the jury challenge against Cale Powers once again in the Goebel case. An affidavit in the trial alleged complicity by several defendants, with provisions for a peremptory challenge and jury panel questions discussed amid procedural disputes.
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Georgetown
Cale Powers
Inige Robbins
Uy Servicen
Somes Optimistic On Swift Curren Oil Fields Progress
Somes of the Swift Curren Company reports growing evidence of oil in Fetonton County. He notes the team is drilling toward a bay front property with current depth around 150 feet and expected piping to reach the well. Substances found in the rocks are said to be thick and on display in the company attic.
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Somes
Fetonounty
Xan
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Missoul
Jamner Welch
Jefferson Co
Julia Welch
Hotens
Dave Hrantly
Hie Tantly
Ranch Country
Dotty Gem Calderhe
Helens
Susie Y Dernead
Meguire
Bertha Engle
Hut
Svesing
Elk
Fort Havre
Arehi
Gantry
Howe
Fort Assiniboine
Caltech States
Williams
Yeuterdilis
Hocking
DiNook
Ernefat Sehluter
Hutchinson
Mini
Agg
Pany
Carrie B Norioh
Clements
Iseh
Reyal Arch
Masons of
Frank Townsend
Toobin
Bute Val Railroat
Ratte
Eld
Great Palle
Antonich
Northern Pacific
Loragy Mpnes
William G. Shaycott
Gusette
Auleide
St. Petersburg
Kheraon
Zioufet
Doings OF
City OF
Malta
Glasgow
Corbin Mills
Gillespie
Pres ‘Voard
Eninante Nd
Santa Feo P Tal
Temin
Steel Trust Ommietal
Low Xikeles
Sir Dmmes
Rockies
Schatzlein Paint Co
W. Broadway, Butte
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