Market for horses leads to overstocking ranges in Montana
The Anaconda market reports range horses swelling in Deer Lodge Powell and Granite counties. Buyers absent for months, prices held high, while western horses face weak demand from South and English markets. Analysts warn of a fall deadlock, with overstocking and winter quarts looming unless buyers and sellers reconcile.
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City Social News and Local Purchases Tonight
A brief city items column notes social events at TMe social tonight and mentions architect Kern’s trip to Butte. It highlights sale ads for men’s jeans and knee pants at Strain’s with one day pricing, an ophthalmometer exam by Ver berckmoes, and elegant Silkaline fabrics. George Furlong returns from a six week vacation in the Big Hole valley.
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Railroads Offer Cheap Round Trip To Valley Metropolis Picnic
Anaconda and Butte butchers plan a joint Deer Lodge picnic on Wednesday Aug 1 with a baseball game between the two cities teams. Trains depart 840 pm from Anaconda and 850 pm from Butte returning at 9 pm. Music dancing pavilions and meals will be provided and many families are expected to attend. committee members from both cities listed.
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Robert Maloney
William Herbert
Martin Wagner
Lyddite Explosive Tales From London Chronicle
The London Chronicle explains the discovery and development of picric acid into lyddite, its storage and filling process at Woodswich arsenal, safety measures, past accidents aboard ships, and a Woolwich inquiry into a recent blast with notes on how grit or a plug could trigger detonation while noting lyddite’s relative safety in manufacturing and handling.
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Excursion Mates to Gregson Springs Travel Strait
Beginning Saturday May 23 and every Saturday thereafter the B A P railway will offer round trip rates to Gregson Springs from Anaconda and Side Butte. Tickets valid from noon Saturday to noon Monday. Also promotional sale of twenty one suit patterns at one dollar per suit to order at Thuesons 409 East Park.
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Habit of punctuality worn to the point of wear
A Boston Transcript piece cites a physician warning that Americans’ habit of doing everything on schedule, from meals to work to meetings, can exhaust nerves and shorten efficiency. It notes the virtue of punctuality but warns against overdoing time limits and clock watching.
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Chief of Staff Holds Confidential Orders in Washington
Secretary Root will issue an order defining the general staff duties under the new law effective Aug. 15. The president, through the secretary of war and chief of staff, directs army policy and actions while allowing special presidential direction. General Young will issue two orders detailing relinquishment of army command to Chief of Staff and the assignment of senior staff officers including Corbin, Carter, Randolph, Bliss, Mayking, Keach, and Fall.
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Train Jump Kills Engineer Jil at Van Wert Ohio
An east bound Pennsylvania train derailed at Van Wert Ohio. Engineer Charlies Faton was killed. Fireman Boggs likely fatally injured and several postal clerks were injured. Fort Wayne led. Aug. 11.
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Witte Expected to Be Named Chancellor of the Empire
A New York Tribune cable reports the revival of the imperial chancellor post after Price Gortachakoff's death and the selection of Count Witte. Witte is praised as Russia's most enlightened statesman, seen as committed to peace and national stability amid global tensions.
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Count Witte's role and Russia's credit under siege
The piece argues Count Witte must sustain Russia's financial credit abroad to avoid alienating foreign capital and hindering development. It notes Moscow’s debt, domestic mismanagement, and cabinet friction at St Petersburg as obstacles, while praising Witte as a capable reformer. It also recaps later items on Absinthe death in Paris and a Texas incident with fatal drinking dare.
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