School Board Fined Over Lumber Deal at July Meeting
The School Board faces a $33 fine for lumber used in the McKinley temporary building amid a Teamsters strike dispute. Trustees and clerk faced questions as the union alleges nonunion hauling and possible improper oversight. Janitors were appointed for the coming year and July financials were reviewed, while a petit larceny case against Frank Smith concluded with a 30 day sentence.
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Teamsters
McKinley
Teamsters Union
Tme
Richards
Board of School Trustees
T. H. Rankin
Lizzie Hodge
Washington
Nelson Carruthera
Tile Noble
Lincoln
Malcom Melean
Byers
Mmonth Farfield
William "Tranter
Nelson
Webster
Jonas McDonald
Painett
Madison
Kate Harrington
Roth Rant
Willian Beebe
Ella Kinnon
Monroe
Alford
Boulanger
Allax Rocauma
Nklin
Richard
M. Davis
Greeley
W. W. Conroy
Blaine
Kate Murphy
Adame
Margaret, Murphy
Herbert
Imerson School
Eilenbrook
Geant Annex
Montz
Hobart
Abe Philips
Ik Richards
General Fund
Couny Treasury
Huilding Fund
Senator urges constructive steps toward industrial peace
The senator expressed willingness to meet miners and operators to aid in restoring industrial peace and said suggestions from Chairman Llewellyn would be promptly considered. He emphasized addressing present difficulties and being open to dialogue to ease tensions.
Cholera Spreads to Japan From Manila Trade Routes
Dispatches report cholera spreading through Japan with 21 cases and 43 deaths nationwide. Kerious counts show Saga 15 cases, Fukuoka 7, Formosa 19, Tokio linked to Karat, Keishi nee, Kobe, and Tyas areas. Officials warn imported illness via Chinese junk ships, with Tokio deaths rising and general vigilance urged.
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Victoria
B. C
Manila
Saga
Mirakl
Fukuoka
Japan
Tokio
Kara
Omak
Keishi Nee
Cade Kobe
Tyas
Wan LO
Explosion and fire destroy downtown businesses in Paducah area
A July incident near Princeon and Terry and Frayer's drug store damaged several establishments including Cass and Bros, Henry Butler dry goods, and the Cumberland telephone exchange. A man linked to the blast perished, with authorities investigating the blaze. Helena dispatch notes a separate case where Archie Burrell, a Great Falls merchant, was convicted on fraud charges.
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Paducah
Princeon
Urey Block
Terry & Frayer's
Cass & Bros. Dry Goods
Henry € Iutler
Dry Goode
Cumberland Telephone Exchange
Terry
Terry & Prayers
Helena
Archie Burrell
Great Falls
Gen- Fra Mettter
Supresn
Statewide party delegate elections show GOP advance
Elections held across most counties to select Republican and Democratic delegates. A factional fight reduced interest in the Republican contest yet a heavy vote was polled. Returns by 7 pm indicate the regular Republican organization ticket won generally and most delegates favor Gov. Gare's renomination.
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Republican Organi Taation
T H. Gare
Quay’s Services Entertains Llewellyn at Meeting
In Wilkes Barre Senator Quay met with Llewellyn of the Citizens to urge use of his influence to end the anthracite miners strike. Quay stated he is ready to do anything in his power to secure a settlement of the strike.
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Llewellyn
Ali Wilkesbarre
Senator Quay
Proposals for Weather Bureau Building Yellowstone Park Wy
The Department of Agriculture invites sealed bids for a weather bureau building and stables in Yellowstone Park Wyoming. Proposals must be received by the secretary of agriculture in Washington on August 2. Bids should be marked Weather Bureau Antiaing Yellowstone Park Wy and addressed to the secretary. The department reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Koposals
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Daly
U.S
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Washington
Chittendon Ui
Hids
Agia
Weather Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D
Eames Wilson
Wool Sales at Billings Mine Deal Completed
A deal on wool sales at the Billings mine was completed, securing a steady supply for local markets. Beneficiaries include mine operators and wool buyers, with logistics arranged for shipment to Chestnut region. The agreement underscores steady trade and regional mining activity.
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Billings
Wool market report from Billings notes a busy season
A Montana wool market dispatch cites A W Lott of J Williams Co Boston listing consignments and buyers. It details volumes sold west of Chestnut and Helena, shipments to Billings, and plans for future mines and rail links impacting the Gallatin county trade and local population growth.
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Standard
Billings
A. W. EmLott
Big Wool Exchange
J. Williams & Co
Boston
Toda
Wiliams & Co
Pour and & Co
Dewey
Whitman, Farnsworth & Co
Hecht, Laibman & Co
Dea Nichole
Dupes A Co
Brown & Show, Harding’ & Coverly
and Co
Burte
Helena
Cody Market
Jaya
Trasane Pounta
Je Retootey
Musweletell
Founda
Williams & Co
Jeneen
Shawmut
Roe Dave Elliott
Walker
G. Fraser
Sky Scrapers Losed to Star Liners in Rain Shortened Game
A rain soaked baseball game between the Star Liners and the Sky Scrapers lasted only three innings, with 49 runs produced. John Sullivan led the Star Liners, while Willie Sullivan contributed heavy hitting as rain halted play and ended the rout. Umpiring controversy noted as the weather forced an abrupt finish.
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Providence
John Sulli-van
Willie Sull-van
Suttle van
Championship dispute to settle in Billings this weekend
The Red Lodge and Billings teams will meet Saturday and Sunday to decide the ball championship. Trustees and players met last night as B Benjamin resigned as manager and was to be refused by vote. Harker resigned as captain and Boylan was named to fill at second base, with Philteen set at another position. Season tickets went on sale today amid expectations of large crowds.
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Che Standard
Billings
Aus
Pillings
Red Lodge
F Benjamin
WI Harker
Boylan
Philteen
Loan to Be Listed on New York Stock Exchange
An application has been made to the stock exchange to list certificates to the Imperial Russian government. The Soniication known as The Panmemon roubles percentage certificates has Morgan interest. Doubt remains whether the application will be granted. Other bonds are listed, including a Mexican government external loan and municipal issues from Frankfurt am Main, Germany and Quebec, Canada.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Panmemon
Morgan &"A
Stork Exchange
Honda
Frankforton-Main
Germany
Quebec
Canada
Baltimore base ball club to be represented this season
Aug 12 report from County Commissioner French notes a horse car at Harlem was attacked by a strange disease. Several horses were found dead in the corral and others sick. The cause is unknown and the state veterinarian will be asked to investigate.
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Stangaro
Benton
French
Harlem
Cothert
Quotes on rations and horses from Philadelphia Press
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press records a dialogue about military discipline and supplies. The Texan notes the danger of stealing a horse, while the army forbids Ameri- Tard in kitchens and mandates domestic ham purchases, highlighting wartime resource tension.
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Oder
Prey ENSER Nh ly eapday turned evangelist after ball career
A former baseball player turned evangelist recounts his conversion and mission in Indiana and beyond. He recalls old Chicago teammates Anson, Mitler, Kelly, Arna, and others, and describes backstage prayers, crowd sermons, and a legendary game moment where a dramatic catch sparked his faith.
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Ly Eapday
Ant
Teller
Chicago
Anson
Metfer
Kelly
Arna
Sten
Indiana
York
Cltes
Detroit
Charley Bennett
Om Hin
Halle
Clube We
Royal visit inspires school quiz in a country manor
Good Nature, King ward, and guests toured a villa school one morning. King asked pupils to name famous monarchs, with a boy stumbling over King Edward VII. The king admitted he did not know either, offering a gracious laugh.
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King Ward
Alfred
Queen Victoria
Edward Iv
Edward VII
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