Macedonians Call for Intervention to End Turkish Oppression
Delegates of the Macedonian committee appeal to powers, urging European intervention after failing reforms. They demand a Christian governor general and a joint permanent board with full authority, stating they will continue the fight until their goals are met. Doctors Tatrtcheff, Christo and Matoff sign for the committee.
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Mussulman
Macedonia
Vilayet
Adrianople
Europe
Berlin
Committee For
Tatrtcheff
Christo
Matoff
Powers Exchange Views on Macedonia Crisis
Aug 16 report says the powers backed Austria and Russia to reestablish peace. Macedonian insurrection led by Boris Sarafoff, with Bulgarian government shaping a cautious stance after Russia's note. Insurgents around Monastir number about 3,000 armed with rifles from Greece, while Turkish forces destroyed villages and three Christian settlements nearby.
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Macedonia
Austria
Russia
Balkans
Boris Sarafoff
Parasoff
Thenavy Committee
Monastir
Greece
Nkitchevo
Drougove
Whitchevo
Smilevo
Krouche
Bolne
Christian Villages Destroyed by Turks
Sofia Aug 10 reports say representatives of the Macedonian revolt described widespread destruction of Christian villages by Turkish forces. The dispatch notes damaged churches and displaced residents as clashes continue across the border region.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
British Officials Eye Balkan Crisis Amid Russia Demands
London reports British officials view the Balkan situation as more serious pending Russia’s reparation demands for the murder of the Russian consul at Monagir. A diplomat notes Russia aims to avoid war while informing Austria and others of its Berlin treaty plans. Balfour warns of unrest in Macedonia and urges the Porte to restrain troops as rebel bands push for Russian or Austrian intervention.
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London
Balkan
Hussia
Monagir
Turkey
Russia
Austria
Berlin
Macedonia
House of Commons
Balfour
Russsia
Turkiye Turmoil Rages Near Borovitch and Monastir
News from the Turkish front reports continued clashes near Borovitch with insurgent bands and Turkish forces in motion toward Monastir. Seventeen Turkish villages in Okheida region are said burned by Bulgarian revolutionists with many victims. A Salonica dispatch notes insurgents blew up the customs house at Zibeviche on the Berviin frontier with no fatalities.
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Balonics
Borovitch
Kallar
Macedona
Antolia
Diuen Pasha
Saloni
Guy
Monastir
Okheida
Vienna
Salonica
Zibeviche
Berviin
Funeral for Mrs Carrie Hirschberg Held in Helena
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports the funeral service for Mrs Carrie Hirschberg, wife of Jiviu Hirschberg, who died in Chouteau after.
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the Standard
Helena
Carrie Hirschberg
Jiviu Hirschberg
Chouteau Ater
Standard
Funeral service set for Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
A funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at the home of Mrs. Henry Jacobs, 112 East Lawrence Street. The service follows a period of bereavement and will be attended by family and friends.
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Henry Jacobs
East Lawrence Street
Man Accuses Judge as Liar In Great Falls Jail
John Rossi, a railroad laborer, is jailed in Great Falls on suspicion of stealing from fellow workers at camps along the line. Detained on a vagrancy charge, Rossi protested his innocence but language limits hindered plea. The exchange with Acting Magistrate Safford led to Rossi receiving five days in jail, with payments protest noted.
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Great Falls
John Rossi
Rossi
Safford
Magis
Pan Bene
Fire destroys twenty two box cars at Laurel siding
A box car on the Laurel side track caught fire this afternoon at a.m. A wind-driven blaze quickly burned twenty two empty cars. The loss is estimated at 3900. Laurel has no fire department and a high wind aided spread.
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Laurel
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Free Mail Offer
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney bladder and urinary issues. It claims samples and a check mailed to readers who mention the Anaconda Dairy Standard and lists Binghamton New York as the address.
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Druggisia
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Anaconda Dairy Standard
Dr. Kilnt
Textile workers return to mills amid strike split
About 1,000 textile operatives reported for duty today in Philadelphia with another similar number expected tomorrow. The walkout began June 1 over an eight hour week with pay, and no concessions were granted. Officials noted a large defection due to lack of support, while about 25,000 operatives remain out.
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Philadelphia
Textil
Gillivard
General Textile Workers’ Union
Ingrain
Miners Strike Envelops Cripple Creek District
A Western Federation of Miners committee toured Cripple Creek calling out ore shipments. Over 3,000 miners walked out as Stratton's Independence closed and most principal mines shut down except a few. The strike targets United States Reduction and Refining and American Smelting and Refining for eight hour day refusals.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Western Federation of Miners
United States Reduction and Refining Company
Stratton
Portland
FE Paso
Strong
Gold King
United States Refining and Reduction Company
American Smelting and Reining Company
Denver
Russian strike in Russia disrupts half million workers
London reports the Kieff Times correspondent says the strike in Russia affected about 500000 men. The movement’s force left government authorities like Interior Minister Von Plehly flustered and unable to manage the labor capital balance.
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London
Kieff
Russia
Times Saga
von Plehy
Minster
Honolulu Lawyer Suspended for a Year
The Hawaii Supreme Court ended disbarment proceedings with Judge A. Humphreys and Attorney George Davis involved. Attorney Thompson is suspended for one year amid a Cic scandal surrounding aged capitalist John Sumner and alleged extortionate fees.
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Honolulu
Alle
Supreme Court
Circuit
Humphreys
George Davis
Thomps Ol
Cic
John Sumner
Sim
Bacis
Midatiig Mumber
Bumier
Last Sales of the Season at Great Falls Market
Northern Montana market report notes a major closing sale of the year. Howers Bros. clip led with 239000 pounds sold as part of 379000 pounds offered, fetching high 1.1?4 cents and low 14 3/4 cents with an average about 17 1/4 cents. Bowers clip allocated between Holden for Dewey Gould & Co. and Bateman for Justice Bateman & Le.
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Fells
Montana
Greal Falls
Howers Bros
Bowers
Holden
Dewey, Gould & Co
Bateman
Justice, Bateman & le
Body of Eugene Cooney Found Near Lake Sewell
The 13 year old Eugene B Cooney son of Mr and Mrs Ed H Cooney of Great Falls Montana was drowned Tuesday and his body was found Thursday on the east side of Lake Sewell half a mile above Canyon Ferry. Fred Sanders and Ernest Douglass located the body and George Kennedy and J Doggett transported it to Helena. The family had been searching since the boy vanished after taking a boat to Canyon Ferry to fetch mail and needed sails.
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Fred Sanders
Ernest Douglass
George Kennedy
J. &. Doggett
Canyon Ferry
Helena
Upper Lake
Cooney
Pope receives Venetian delegation on St. Lawrence day
Pius X met about 996 delegates from Venice in the Clementine hall as part of coronation ceremonies. He told them he bears the cross with faith and will, while friends note the pope looks ten years older yet remains affable and simple.
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Rome
St. Lawrence
Lorenzo Peroso
Sistine Choir
Pius X
Venice
Not Guilty Plea Entered as Ewen Eland Is Taken to Jail
Etland pleaded not guilty to murder before Judge Frank Henry at the August term opening. He is 21, 4 feet 1 inch tall, and 110 pounds. Brother T B Eland of North Dakota defends him. Eland claims he must have been insane when Teasdale was killed.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Ewen B. Blland
Edward Teasdale
Bridger
Billings
Yelowstone
Etland
Frank Henry
District Court
MD Butler
Gebo
T. BB. Eland
North Dakota
Teasdale
Charles Engle
Carbon County
Potter
Henry
Engle
Eudora Hall
Livingston
Karl Dawson
Engles
Charies Harrison
Floss & Runner
Absarokee
F. H. Hathhorn
Iillings
George Heasier
Thomas Hogan
Cardinal Medastina Martinelli Named Papal Secretary of State
London reports a well informed Rome authority says Cardinal Medastina Martinelli will be appointed papal secretary of state. The Rome source adds the decision is imminent amid Vatican leadership changes.
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London
the Chronicle
Rome
Medastina Martinelli
PAZO OINTMENT Promises Skin Cure Refunds
A druggist offers a 40 cent PAZO OINTMENT refund if it fails to cure ringworm eczema pimples blackheads and skin diseases referenced in the ad. The ad claims effectiveness for various skin conditions including letter sores old sores.
Sheriff hunt for man who forged $45 check
Special Dispatch reports that sheriff officers seek a man who passed a forged $45 check on Edward Lightfoot of Laurel last Saturday. The check purportedly bore the name A. L. Thomas, a prominent rancher at Lake Basin.
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Billings
Edward Lightfoot
Laurel
A. L. Thomas
Lake Basin
Estimates Loss At Gerber Coal Mine Fire
Great Falls Montana fiscal note reports fire at the Gerber coal mine in Band Coulee destroyed all buildings and damaged machinery. Estimated loss ranges from 204 to 1440 dollars covered by insurance. Cause unknown. Machinery installed recently suffered only slight damage. mining may resume partially this week after repairs.
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Great Falls
Aus
Burns
Band Coulee
Veteran theater manager Frank Myrtha dies after illness
New York reports the death of Frank Myrtha a veteran theatrical manager occurring today after a brief illness. He had long directed productions and was a notable figure in the theater scene.
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New York
Frank Myrtha
Three Men Die In Big Explosion At Factory
A blast at Humphreys and Hogan’s canning factory in Rutland near Bere, Portsmouth Ohio, at noon killed three workers and injured many others. The dead are Sid Near, Don Mutchler, and Dale Ratings. The plant, seen for the first time this season, was blown to atoms.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Humphreyes & Hogan's
Rutland
Bere
Sid Near
Don Mutchler
Dale Ratings
Chinese Minister Chiang Kiang Cheng Discusses Admission to World Fair
Washington August 10 Chinese minister Chiang Kiang Cheng and Acting Secretary Loomis reviewed arrangements for admitting the Chinese commissioner and suite to the St Louis World’s Fair. The talks yielded satisfactory results for the Chinese government.
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Washington
Chentung Kiang Cheng
Loomis
Bt. Louis
Cajbese
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Gene B. Cooney
Ed H. Cooney
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