School Board Fined Over Lumber for McKinley Building
The school board faces a $32 fine alleged by Teamsters union delegates for lumber hauled by non union teams to a temporary McKinley school site. Trustees debated notices, janitor appointments, and the July financials as the fall term nears.
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McKinley
Ime
Richards
Teamsters Union
William A. Oarien
McKinley School
W. E. Walsh
Teamsters’ Union
Clinton
D. J. Girard
BB. Weler
George
Moulthrope
Cle Heicharde
Hutchell
Board of School Trustees
Board High School
T. H. Hankin
Lizzie Hodge
Ashington
Nelson Catruthers
Tie Noble
Lincoln School
Malcom McLean
Byers
Arfield
William Tranter
Nelson
Webster School
Jonas McDonald
Atte
Fannie OM
Madison
Kate Harrington
Path I
William Beebe
Ella Kinnon
Monroe
Alford ‘Boulanger
Atta Rneauma
Franklin
Richard Stodden
Atta
Mo Davis
Greeley
W. W. Conroy
Blaine
Kate Murphy
Margaret Murphy
Idamerson
Eilenbrook
Grant Annex
Montz
Hobart
Abe Philips
General Fund
Treasury
Republican delegate vote favors Gage renomination in state
Across most counties, elections selected delegates to Republican state and congressional conventions amid factional fights. Regular Republican organization tickets won, with a majority of delegates backing Gov. Gage’s renomination. Atlantic City reports George Llewellyn sought Senator Quay's help to end the anthracite coal miners strike and Quay offered to use any power to settle the dispute.
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Republican Organization
H. Gage
Atlantic City
N. J
George Llewellyn
Citizens’ Alliance of Wilkesbarre
Senator Quay
Llewellyn
Cholera Reaches Japan From China and Manila
News from Victoria British Columbia reports a cholera surge spreading to Japan via Manila and Chinese ships. By mid July Tokios deaths rise while Osaka Kobe and Fukuoka report cases, with dozens of deaths recorded in several prefectures and concerns over varying outbreak patterns across regions.
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Victoria
B.C
Manila
Porta
Chita
Japan
Tokio
Baga
Caers
Pukuoka
Ieeesnes
Explosion After Fire Tears Through Paducah District
Paducah Ky August 12 The fire six miles above the city was controlled but caused extensive damage. The Urey block opera house Terry Frayer drug store Cass Bros dry goods Henry and Stutter Cun land telegraph office were destroyed with losses around 100000. W H Terry who lit a match sparked the gasoline blast at Terry Frayer drug store and died tonight. Special Helena August 12 Ar ch ie Burrell a Great Falls merchant convicted of obtaining goods under false pretenses. The state brief, by Assistant Attorney General Pra Metter, was presented to the Supreme Court today.
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Paducah
Urey
Opera
Terry & Frayer's
Cass & Bros
Henry & Stutter
Dry Goole
Cunland Telephone Exchange
Tal Telegraph Office
W. H. Terry
Helena
Nkrupt
Archie Burrell
Great Falls
Stat
Pra Metter
Wool Sales At Billings Mine Deal Completed
A Billings mine completes a wool sales deal amid ongoing market shifts. Details remain partial as the source text is fragmented, but the agreement closes after negotiations between local operators and buyers, signaling a potential uptick in regional wool trade.
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Billings
Wool market update from mill shipments and sales totals
From the mill shipments report of August 12 manager A W Elliott of the wool exchange for J Williams & Co cites 2851.00 pounds shipped to various firms including J wehland Co Lee Dewey Gould shop Whitman Farnsworth Heeht teibman Co Hateman Co Brown & Duper Co and others. Total receipts reach 118000 pounds with 1020 pounds allocated to shipments southward and Helena County. Market expectations note a year’s total of about 1340 pounds arriving, with post sale rest and slow market reopens after a brief pause.
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A. W. ElLoit
Big
J. Williams & Co
Borton
Willams & Co
J. Wehland & Co
Lee
Dewey, Gould
Whitman, Farnswor Hee
Teibman & Co
Hateman & Co
Brown & Duper & Co
Hallowell
Jeermany
Bilbe
Jerian Wittamp & Co
Duatie Vatiman & Co
Thom, Dewey, Gould & Co
Nichols, Dupes
Cody
Mooiey
Muewelsfell
Williams
Northern Pacific completes Chestnut mines deal
The Northern Pacific Railway gains control of the Chestnut mines and adjacent lands including Mountain Skier Union Pacific and Boxeman properties. The deal plans to mine coal at Chestnut at about 14 tons daily, expanding the town’s population and making the area a major regional trade center.
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Tozeman
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Thern Pacifie Railway Company
Union Pacific
Boxeman
Northern Pacific
Chestnut
Ana
Gallatin
Record-Setting Rain Halts Three-Inning Baseball Clash
A rain soaked game between the Liners and the Sky Scrapers yielded 49 runs in three innings before weather stopped play. Sky Scrapers trailed 24 to 15 when torrents halted the third, with home runs and stellar marks noted as John Sullivan starred for the Liners and Willie Sulte contributed several hits.
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Kine Wenherday
Sky Scrapers
John Sullian
Willie Sul Te
Sullie van
Empire Lane
Disputed Will Be Settled In Weekend Baseball Split
The article outlines a split on Will Bills and Gay with Red Lange players visiting Billings for two games amid a heated debate over baseball supremacy. Team meetings, resignations, and a new captain are noted as thirteen games remain with season tickets on sale. Also mentions stock exchange activity and Baltimore stockholders meeting with unresolved outcomes.
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Billings
Aus
Pillings
Sund Gay
Red Lange
Benjamin
Teoe
Will Harker
Boylan
New York
Stock Exchange
Siomo
Morgan & Co
Stack Exchange
Prankforton-Main
Germany
Sand Quester
Canada
Unknown malady strikes horses in Harlem corral
Fort Benton reports county commissioner French says a car of horses unloaded at Harlem last night was attacked by a strange illness. Ten were found dead this morning and others sick. Cause unknown. state veterinarian will be asked to investigate. Berlin note mentions US army food restrictions.
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Upesial Daepaten
Stanca
Fort Benton
Comemiisioner
Harlem
Chicago club figure recounts pennant chase tale
A Chicago club figure recalls a 19th century pennant chase involving New York Detroit and Chicago. He describes crowds laboring, a missionary past, and a pivotal ninth inning moment where fate and faith converged as a ball sailed over benches for a game deciding hit.
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Hing
Chicago
Indiana
Pretter” Welly
Hurne
Ihfren
Adare
Aaved Kaeff
Tela Teaters
New York
Detroit
Eine
Anys
Chasey" Hennett
Tohneon
Uproar and Laughter at a Visit by King Edward VII
Fragment from a curious 19th century tale features two American girls who balk at meeting an ugly Mr Jones, a calm English guest, and a village school scene with King Edward VII testing children on royal history. The exchange hinges on humor and mispronunciations, reflecting social quirks of the era.
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Mr. Jones
Edward
Alfred
Queen Victoria
Agin
Edward VII
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