Station at Clinton 15 cut out entirely
Missoula August reports from Northern Pacific HQ show no change in strike conditions on the division. A station at Clinton was ordered permanently closed as strikers’ sympathizers block train movements. Freight shipments halted except to listed stations with prepayment of freight and accommodations offered to customers.
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Clinton 15
Missoula
Northern Pacific
Ince
Company 1S
Chinton
Stetke
Aug
Jobii
Tom
Howe
Rairoad
Dany
Superior
Breckenridge
Crookston Wanpeton
Great Falls
Duluth
Fargo
Ruts
Minot
Sioux
City
Willner
Forks
Helen and i
Smoke from Forest Fires Eases Across Regions
Reports say smoke from mountain wildfires has cleared somewhat though fires persist in Coeur d’Alene Reservation Bitterroot and Blackfoot valleys. One large blaze between Corvallis and Victor keeps nights smoky while timber damage remains limited.
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Miasoula
Aug
om @'Alene
Bitter Root
Blackfoot
Einder
George Dougherty
Ravalli
Ronan
Coeur Walenes
Corvallis
Vietor
Ares
Cliton
Lightning proves proverb false at Maddox home in Great Falls
A storm in Great Falls Montana sees over three hours of thunder and lightning with near constant strikes. Lightning hit the Maddox residence rear stable tearing shingles and fusing a picture wire, shocking residents and damaging the home. A nearby Montana Brewing Company stable was struck minutes later, buried in hay with horses removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falla
Maddox
Maddox Place
Montana Brewing Company
Record Grain Boom Predicted In Valley Harvest
St Ignatius merchant George Beckwith reports farmers will reap the largest grain crops in the valley's history. Wheat is the principal crop for market at Missoula and Kalispell, with hay abundant. Harvesting on the Flathead reservation is underway amid favorable conditions, and Western Montana towns anticipate a strong fall and winter economy driven by crop yields.
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Arissoula
George Beckwith
St Ignatius
St. Get
Miston
Flathead
Meson
Beckwith
Montana
Missouba
Element of Fraud Eliminated From Cobban Clark Trial
A U S judge in Helena rules the government cannot prove the element of fraud against W Clark and M Cobban over timber land entries in Western Montana. The case, tied to land patents later purchased by Clark, followed an earlier ruling by Judge Knowles that Clark was an innocent purchaser. The circuit court in San Francisco is reviewing the appeal as related indictments concern subornation of perjury and other charges. Judge Hunt’s oral order signals a likely written opinion. other proceedings proceed separately in Helena and Spokane attendees.
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Stan Helena
United S
Tates Court
Willam H. Hunt
W. \. Clark
M. Cobban
Montana
Stontana
Pat
Lark
Hese
Knowles
Senor Clark
San Francisco
Wille
Hunt
Coord
Mune
Nana
United States
Stainer RM
Cobe
Man
Hn Chshmane
Eneral
Washington State
Maynard
Cobhan Sa
Bn Helena
Ana He
Nat Ke
Sudee
Spokane
Helena
St Louis Mining and Milling
Pany
Montanan Company
Bison
Gunn
John R. Clayberg
Cullen & Cullen
William Wallace, Jr
Saloon Licenses Granted by Missoula Board of Equalization
The Missoula board of county commissioners met in adjourned session on August 14 and granted several saloon licenses including HH Miles Clinton Frank Gareau Ion Mountain FX Lauleppen De Borgia and C F Dolman of Missoula Nursery as county representative to the state fair. The court also ordered the county clerk to discontinue duplicate assessment books in 1905 and the board of equalization addressed tax matters including a $350 assessment error on George Phelps land.
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Missoula
Board of County Commissioners
HH. Miles
Clinton
Frank Gareau
Ion Mountain
FX. Lauleppen
de Borgia
C.F. Dolman
Board of Equalization
George Phelps
Missoula Chamber Seeks Unity At Busy Meeting
The Missoula Chamber of Commerce held a regular meeting with reports on Fourth of July plans and Western Montana fair committee actions. Teachers and scholars welcomed the election of a local schoolteacher to a position at Billings High School. Ten quartz claims in Cedar Creek district named Cayuse Claims were filed, and Jet 17 in Block 9% addition sold for $1.10 to John Ander. John Wennen transferred deed to John Ander. mail orders to Golden Rule Missoula.
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Missoula
Aub
Eeers
Iterhey
Sthonty
Vaneseve
Bev
Amistouta
William F.thomas
Cedar Creek
John Wennen
John Ander
Golden Rule
Coroner's Jury Exonerates Railroad in Death Case
In Missoula coroner Charles Marsh held an inquest into the death of G. Okmam killed by train No 2 near Northern Pacific. Principal witnesses from the No 3 crew testified the man died while attempting to remove a hazard from the track. the jury exonerated the railroad company from blame. The inquest verdict and funeral arrangements were noted for the coming hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Charles Marsh
G. Okmam
Pacife
Saturdas
Allroad Company
City Council Fixes Levy Amidst Threats and Arrests
Missoula records a special council session to set the annual tax levy for the year ending May. The plan keeps funds for general, road, sinking, and library purposes totaling ten mills. A contractor involved reports threats and assaults against operators linked to Northern Pacific strike activity. A man named Stock from Red Ledge suffered head and leg injuries and was taken to a hospital. authorities note ongoing danger and investigations.
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Missoula
Ciimell
Smith
Afissoula
Hehutts
Northern Pacific
General Fund
Atlee
Sheri
Potter
Red Ledge
Campanie
Tt Wall
Missoula Social Notes From Local Visitors and Moves
Missoula society pages report Dr. Ellis visiting, registrations at the Missoula hotel, and numerous residents from Helena Corvallis and Bonita enjoying city life. The McCulloughs camp at Lolo Hot Springs while Mrs. McCullough and children stay nearby, and Mrs. Davis with Mrs. Macfarlane plan to settle in Missoula after securing rooms at the Paxton block. A Himmelbauer couple departs for southern and western travel including Colorado Springs Denver Salt Lake City and the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland.
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Eppel
Garnet
Missoula
Ka Ho
M. Stowe
Helena
J. le Humble
Corvallis
Gat City
A. Stiers
A. McBarland
Reai
Dents
Bonita
Patrick Hayes
Potomac
Garden City
Frank Woody, Jr
Blessing
Edith Blessing
White
Woody
GT. McCullough
Ramiy
Lolo Hot Springs
McCullough
Points
California
Portland
Killed on Reservation In Cheyenne Case
Helena Aug 14 United States attorney Ragch has been notified that Mrs William Russell a tribal member was killed by white trader George Walters on the Cheyenne reservation A shotgun was the weapon used Deputy United States marshal was dispatched to arrest Walters
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Helena
United States
Ragch
William Russell
George Walters
Cheyenne
Walters
Moon Observation Hindered by Clouds Worldwide
Records from various observatories note a cloudy night preventing clear viewing of the moon’s disappearance. No usable observations were logged at the U S Naval Observatory or University observatories. Separate brief items report a Burlington wreck injuring five trainmen near Utica Nebraska and other scattered notices from Washington and Rexburg.
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United States Naval Observators
Roosevelt kin injured in runaway cart crash
Gladys Roosevelt, 18, and Eugenie Roosevelt, about 15, daughters of John E. Roosevelt and relatives of the president, were injured when a spirited horse drew a high cart into a tree. Gladys, driver, was hurled head first and left unconscious. physicians fear a fractured skull.
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Sayville
Le 1
Gundys
Eugenie Roosevelt
Gladys
John E. Roosevelt
Eugenie
Haro
Tfan Hon
Cabinet Recast Without Royal Approval in Netherlands
The Hague August 14 The new Dutch cable net formed under Premier Herr van Hammel failed to win royal approval and is recast. Today officials announce a reshaped cabinet with Premier Demesters finance minister van Tete in Berlin, van Raalte as vice president and marine minister, Cohen Sturte war minister, General Staal public works, Kranz agriculture and labor, Hoomens colonies, and Deputy Fock among others.
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Hague
Netherlands
Herr Vann Hammel
Peo Tem
Finance
Herr Demesters
Herr van Tete
Berlin
Jose Hee
Herr van Raalte
Cohen Sturte
General Staal
Herr’ Kranz
Unique University
Agriculture
Herr Hoomens
Fock
Taft Roosevelt guests arrive in Iloilo for Lipton Cup events
Secretary Taft and Miss Roosevelt arrived from Manila with a large reception committee. The Lipton Cup series race results show the Detroit yacht St Claire winning by four minutes thirty seconds over Mendota, with Quien Sabe third and Hoosier last. Quien Sabe led early on a 12 mile triangular course, two laps.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Manila
Detroit
St. Claire
Mendota
Milwaukee Yacht Club
Quien Sabe
Columbia Yacht Club of
Chicago
Menisota
Hoosier
Columbia Yacht
Chi
Tosday
Placer miner Patrick Moran burns in Helena cabin
An AP Dispatch notes Patrick Moran, a placer miner, died in a Helena area cabin near Murray Idaho during the peak mining era. His prior placer claim’s lapse led to contentious litigation in federal court, affecting his rights and state of mind amid the case.
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Helena
Patrick Moran
Murray
Idaho
Dreme
United States
Medical report notes self harm on right hand
A brief medical report records a case where 1,200 individuals were treated after self mutilation on the first ongerea of the right hand.
Teamsters Vote Back Chicago Strike At Convention
In Philadelphia on August 14 the International Brotherhood of Teamsters endorsed the Chicago strike. President Shea faced criticism for not calling roll votes, though he announced the motion carried. The convention retained a 15 cent per capita tax, barred politicians and saloonkeepers from the union, and set pay for wine and dairy workers during lockouts. A dispute between San Francisco officers Michael Casey and Alexander Dijon disrupted the session, prompting an adjournment until tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
International Brotherhood of ‘Teamsters
Chicago
Shea
Tt Wax
Michael Casey
Alexander Dijon
San Francisco
Death of Major Tin Shooting Exploit in Gir Forest
A long account details the death of Major Tin Shooting during a hunt in the Gir Forest near Junagadh. The expedition, arranged by Lord Lamington for Lord Curzon, faced a lethal confrontation with a lion. The major, aided by Du Boulay and Captain Seneeraccussiones, confronted the beast, was killed, and the party pursued the animal. News notes a London cricketer’s autograph anecdote amid the broader dispatch.
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Waimatt
Lord Lamington
Hon Hunt
Lord Curzon
du Boulay
Seneeraccussiones
Rei
Mitacranalia
Jon
Hlon
Fojambe
du Boulay i
Rafekote
Junagadh
Edward's Gold Plate Allegedly Moved for Court Show
A gold plate once from Windsor Castle is reportedly transported to London for a royal court display. The piece is said to have been carefully guarded by attendants from the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg, suggesting imperial involvement in the event.
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Steignties
Windsor Castle
London
Winter Palace
St. Petersburg
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