Cyclone Routs Pittsburg Mines Wreaks Havoc in Kansas
A tornado swept through the mining district north and east of Pittsburg Kansas at about 1 30 this morning destroying hundreds of miners homes mine tipples and buildings. The eight by two mile stretch of devoted territory suffered grave damage with at least two deaths and 69 injured.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Devlin-Miller
Frontenac
Morgan Shaft
Devlin- Miller
Millerton
Nelson
Midway
Yale
Cornell
Litchfield
Humberts Face Jury In Prosecution Court Scene
The Humberts arrive for the trial as gowns contrast with a somber setting. Theressa Humbert appears pale and defiant, Frederick Humbert shows despair, Emile J Aurignac looks gaunt, and Romain Humbert remains the sleek promoter as the trial proceeds.
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Theressa Humbert
Frederick
Frederick Humbert
Emile J'Aurignac
Romain
Mme. Humbert
Gans & Kleins Last Week Sale Ends Soon
Short times to save on clothing furnishings shoes hats bath robes and trunks at E & W goods Jaeger underwear Carhartt goods are contract items with six days left before Saturday night ends. Five dollar Stetson hats sell for three dollars in a final clearance.
Field Day At Fort Harrison Highlights Rifle Relay And Base Ball Victory
Special Dispatch from Helena notes Fort Harrison hosts field day events. A rifle competition features four company teams with first prize to Company D led by Sergeant Holmes. Second place goes to Company C. A 9 to 7 baseball win by Fort Harrison over Fort Missoula caps the day.
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Helena
Fort Harrison
Company Db
Holmes
Corporal Jones
Blackburn
Gillespie
Workman
Moore
Butler
Kaley
Jones
Dumas
Fort
Fort Missoula
Central Park
State commission names bureau chiefs for Louisiana Purchase fair
The state commission elected bureau chiefs to oversee exhibit work for the Louisiana Purchase exposition. Appointments include J. K. Pougins Albany agricultural exhibit J. D. Olwell Center Point horticultural department M. L. Wisdom Portland livestock display Fred R. Mellis Baker City mines and metallurgy George T. Myers Portland fisheries H. S. Lyman Astoria history education and Edmund B. Sheldon Portland forestry.
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Portland
State Commission
J. K. Pougins
Albany
J. D. Olwell
Center Point
M. LD
Wisdom
Fred R. Mellis
Baker City
George T. Myers
H. 8. Lyman
Astoria
Balkans Darker as Insurrection Spreads in Macedonia
News from Vienna reports growing Balkan tensions as insurrection spreads in Macedonia amid armed insurgents and weary Turkish forces. Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria could sway peace or war, while King Peter of Servia is viewed as cautious. disturbances risk widening before winter.
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Vienna
Macedonia
Armenia
Balkan
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Peter of
Servia
Austria
Insurrection Widens in Macedonia Across Sanjak Of Uskub
Constantinople reports widening insurrection in Macedonia with bands active in Uskub and Krushevo. Dynalighted telegraphs, Bulgarian village uprisings in Dibra and Albanian village reactions prompt worry. Porte claims calm restored, diplomats fear spread. Twelve battalions of redeifs mobilized in Sevfile sanjak and Monastir.
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Constantinople
Macedonia
Uskub
Krushevo
Dibra
Porte
Redeifs
Sevfile
Monastir
Insurgent Attacks in Salonica Region Misrepresented
Reports from Salonica describe recent alleged outrages near Adrianople Kilkiteh Ekisson and Bonita as minor incidents within an insurgent plan set for Aug 2. The war minister orders a searching inquiry into Kilkiteh commandant over alleged connivance at the Powstalar band escape.
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Salonica
Adrianople
Kilkiteh
Ekisson
Monastir
Monitga
Explosion in Phillippolis Wrecks Densest District
A dynamite blast in Phillippolis Bulgaria today wrecked several buildings in the town's thickest populated area. Police surprised a group of Macedonian revolutionists, who dropped bombs in the ensuing confusion.
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Phillippolis
Bulgaria
Russian consul Rost Kovoysi shot in Monastir
A dispatch from Salonica reports Russian consul Rost Kovoysi in Monastir was shot and killed by a Turk after the consul reproved him for failing to salute. Details of the assassination are not given.
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Vienna
Salon
Rost Kovoysi
Monastir
Do you eat heartily or ignore stomach health
An advertisement urges readers to take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters at once to prevent chronic dyspepsia, implying poor eating may lead to digestive problems.
Coronation Preparations Stir Vatican Customs At St Peters
Vatican observers report new pope Pius X challenges era norms during coronation week. Diplomatic seating set, basilica guarded, tickets scarce as hundreds seek access. French embassy protests limited allocations. Cardinals Langenttux and Lecot depart Rome, sparking debate over Italian papal succession.
Pope Pius X Receives Mayor of Riese at Vatican
In Rome, August 5, Pope Pius X granted private audience to Signor Andreazza, mayor of Riese, birthplace of the pontiff, and several municipal authorities. The visit, filled with warmth, included the pope speaking in Venetian dialect and recalling his youthful days among the villagers as they expressed pride in Surto’s election.
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Rome
Aug. S
Pius X
Signor
Andreazza
Riese
Vatican
Pius
Surto
Venice
Cardinal Gibbons Improves After Indisposition
The Associated Press reports Cardinal Gibbons is almost recovered from fatigue. he spent hours at the Vatican to greet American pilgrims and plans a few days rest at Caserta near Rome. The pope pledges a bull granting benediction to American Catholics aiding the Washington Catholic university project. Rev. J Harty of St Louis to be consecrated Archbishop of Manila on the 15th.
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Associated Press
Cardinal Gibbons
St Alican
Pius X
Cas Ue Gondolfo
Albano
Rome
American College
Catholic University At
Washington
Connell
United States
Pope
America
J. Harty
St. Louis
Manila
Cardinal Satolli
Stated claim ties Cardinal Vincenzo Van to Rome event
A fragment notes persistent assertion linking Cardinal Vincenzo Van to a matter in Rome during August. The incomplete text provides no dates, places, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
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Rome
Aug
Vincenzo van
Nutelli Named Papal Secretary of State
Nutelli will be appointed papal secretary of state, succeeding Cardinal Kampolla in a high Vatican posting.
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Nutelli
Cardinal Kampolla
Strike in Baku Demands Eight Hour Day and Wages Rise
From St Petersburg reports say 45 000 workers began a July 15 strike in Baku and South Russia for an eight hour day and higher pay. For a week strikers controlled the city and naphtha fields with 600 troops available. Ten days of railway and power outages left Baku dark and newspaperless. Now about 6 000 troops guard the area as police make wide arrests. Companies are willing to grant terms but workers demand material guarantees before resuming work.
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St. Petersburg
Baku
Russia
Textile strike winds down as 20000 return to work
In Philadelphia on August 8 20 000 of 60 000 textile workers voted to end the strike and resume duties this afternoon ending a ten week stoppage. The move signals a near complete cessation of the labor action with remaining details unrevealed.
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Philadelphia
Strike at Buffalo Union Furnace Reignites
In Buffalo New York workers at the Buffalo Union Furnace company strike reopens with about five hundred men leaving their posts. Reinstatement of several strikers is cited as the cause for the renewed action.
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Buffalo, N
Buffalo Union Furnace Company
Mothers Found But Boy Is Now Lost
In Chicago on August 8 a message from Oakland reported Isabelle Gonsalves found with funds for transport and expenses. Four year old August Gonsalves, born in Honolulu and kidnapped to the Canary Islands, had been seeking his mother for six months and left the detective headquarters aiming to reach the coast. Efforts continue to locate him and reunite him with his mother.
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Chicago
Isabelle Gonsalves
Oakland
Cal
Detective Headquarters
August Gonsalves
Gonsalves
Honolulu
Canary Ilands
IRISH LAND BILL SEEN UNHINDERED BY LORDS AMENDMENTS
London reports that no hitch will block passage as John Redmond says Lords amendments are not important and may be struck out when the bill returns to the commons. He maintains his Irish viewpoint on the bill.
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London
House of Lords
John Redmond
Associated Press
Commons
Northern Pacific Crop Report Details Grasshopper Damage Across Regions
Helena Aug 8 Special dispatch to the Standard reports the Northern Pacific crop district summary. Billings and Park City show warm weather with good crops. grasshoppers bite in ranges from Big Timber to Columbus and Drummond with forage and second hay crops affected. Other districts report dry or warm conditions with timely rain in places and ongoing haying. No reports from Livingston Missoula Frenchtown and Plains.
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Standard
Helena
Billings
Red Lodge
Park City
Columbus
Park Branch
Ruby Valley
Missouri Valley
Drummond
Florence
Livingston
Missoula
Frenchtown
Plains
Libby Visit by Mine Men Prompts Work Interest
Libby welcomed Libby Libby Aug dispatch reports H A Gallwey manager Parret mine James Higgins superintendent Amalgamated mine Joseph Riley J E Higgins and James T Finien all of Butte who were in Libby this week to assess prospects for further work if results warrant.
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The
Standard
Libby
Aug
H. A. Gallwey
Parret
James Higgins
Amalgamated
Joseph Riley
J. E. Higgins
James T. Finien
Butte
The Mark of Action in Home Beautifying Painting
A call to focus effort on home beautifying through painting and decorating. It argues success comes from deliberate ACTION toward a clear mark, not from loudness or showy splurges, praising steady, industrious work.
Way Up mine prospect near Libby on Goat Mountain gains test run
Inspectors study the Way Up mine about 35 miles southeast of Libby on Goat Mountain. The site shows surface ore crops and two tunnels on the vein. If ore is located in the current tunnel, owners plan a longer tunnel and mill construction to systematize the property.
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Libby
Goat Mountain
Man Pays Innkeeper Debt After Helena Warrant
Deputy Sheriff Emerson returned from Helena to Great Falls after serving a warrant on Aaron Hershfield for defrauding an innkeeper. Hershfield owed J. M. Gaunt for June room rent and paid the amount due once the warrant was shown, stating he planned to pay as soon as he could raise the money.
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Standard
Great Falls
Emerson
Helena
Warren
Aaron Hershfield
Hershfield
J. M. Gaunt
Gaunt
Lendren Files Theft Complaint Against Red Light District Residents
Frank Lendren a Red Lodge stockman traveling through Great Falls to Canada swore out a complaint against Mae Monroe and Ray Reeder charging grand larceny. He says they took $16 from a roll of $750 and the women were arrested and released on $500 bonds.
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Great Falls
Frank Lendren
Red Lodge
Canada
Mae Monroe
Ray Reeder
Red Light District
Lendren
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