Russian Squadron Sails to Enforce Demands After Consul Murder
A Russian Black Sea fleet squadron was ordered to sail for Turkish waters to press for complete satisfaction for the murder of M. Rostkovoski the Russian consul at Monastir. Telegrams show demands included immediate punishment of the murderer and officials, plus broader measures in Monastir Kosovo and Salonica to restore peace.
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Petersburg
Sebastopol
Constantinople
Russia
Monastir
Foreign Office
M. Rostkovoski
Lamsdorff
M. Zinovieff
Ahmed
Prand Vizier
M. St. Chtherina
Mitrovitza
Lamesdorff
M. Rostkowoski
Zinovief
Uskub
Kossovo
Ismael Hakki
Hilmi Pasha
Maced
Mies
Salonica
Prismend
Macedonia
GANS & KLEIN Close Butte Store After 25 Years of Trade
Card of Thanks notes the Butte shop closing last night with all stock to be packed and accounts settled this week. Debtors are urged to settle promptly. The Helena store will continue, and patrons are invited to visit Helena for a warm welcome.
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Gans & Klein
Butte
Helena
London Signal on Russia Turkish Demands
London reports indicate Great Britain will likely not oppose Russia’s demands on Turkey or the stay of the Russian squadron in Turkish waters until the terms are fully completed.
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London
Great Britain
Russia
Turkey
Turkish
Russia plans Black Sea fleet move shocks Vienna
News from Vienna on August 15 reports Russia intends to send a fleet to the Black Sea. Officials are unable to comment due to a Catholic holiday, but public opinion suggests Austria could be affected if Russia pursues a more independent Balkan policy than before.
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Vienna
Russia
Black Sea
Austria
Colombian lawmakers drum up opposition to canal treaty
Reports from Bogota through Aug 1 say the Panama canal commission postponed ratification due to Senor Perez y Soto pushing to recall the treaty. Senator Obalda supports the treaty but leaders cannot secure a favorable report. Amendments gain limited support, while rumors of Isthmian secession loom as a pressure to ratify.
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Panama
Bogota
Panama Canal Commission
Senor Perez Y Soto
Obalda
Marroquin
United States
Bauprie
House of Representatives
Senate
Cashier Enoch L Cowart Charged With Embezzling
In Red Bank New Jersey on August 15 Enoch L Cowart cashier of the defunct Navesin National Bank was arrested for embezzling about 40000 dollars. Special Examiner Mason filed the complaint and Cowart confessed to misappropriating funds diverted first to pay bank stock dividends then for his own use.
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Red Bank
N. J
Enoch L Cowart
Navesin National Bank
Mason
Cowart
Bryan to Attend Funeral in New Haven for Philos Bennett
A telegram from W J Bryan says he will attend the funeral of Philos Bennett of New Haven and New York, killed in an Idaho accident. Bennett was a close political friend of Bryan.
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New Haven
Conn
W. J. Bryan
Philos Bennett
New York
Idaho
Bennett
Bryan
Pulitzer Gives 2 Million for Columbia Journalism School
Joseph Pulitzer donates 2 000 000 to establish a journalism school at Columbia University New York. A 500 000 building on Morningside heights will house the school with a college like status beside the law school. The announcement argues that journalists deserve formal training to raise standards and national press quality.
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New York
Joseph Pulitzer
Columbia University
Morningside Heights
Law School
Pulitzer
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promotes Relief from Digestive Ailments
An advertisement claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters cures loss of appetite heartburn nausea indigestion dyspepsia dizziness and constipation even after other remedies fail. It urges readers to take the hint and try it.
Harvard President Outlines Two Year Journalism School
President Eliot endorses a practical school of journalism with departments in newspaper administration printing law ethics and history of journalism plus reinforcement of existing instruction. The plan envisions a two year program beginning autumn 1904 with admission based on character and intelligence rather than prior college courses.
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Eliot
Harvard
Pulitzer Gifts Create Columbia School of Journalism
President Butler announced a $1,000,000 gift from Joseph Pulitzer for a new Columbia University school of journalism with a matching $1,000,000 potential after three years. Half of the income from the second gift will fund maintenance, the other half for future purposes by Pulitzer and the university. A journalism faculty will be appointed by the trustees to run the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Butler
Columbia — University Today
Joseph Pulitzer
Columbia University
School of Journalism
Pulitzer
University
Pope compliments people of Ireland in audience letter
The Vatican sends a letter to Sir Thomas Esmonde after his audience with the pope praising the Irish parliamentary party for their loyalty and fidelity. The pope extends heartfelt good wishes to Esmonde, his colleagues, families, and the Irish people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Thomas Esmonde
Pariamentary
Ireland
Holy Father
Christ
Antarctic expedition delayed by sailor’s death
Paris Aug 1 Dr Jean Charcot headed for Havre at 2 am aboard the Francis for an Antarctic voyage. A tug hawser parted out at sea striking a sailor and killing him instantly forcing the ship to turn back. Charcot lamented the accident and pledged French credit with the voyage resuming tomorrow.
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Paris
Jean Charcot
Havre
Francis
Whch
Charcot
New Black Sea to U S Shipping Line Announced
The Novoe Vremya reports Odessa based Volunteer Fleet will launch regular service across the Black Sea to the United States this autumn. The steamer Smolensk will inaugurate the first voyage. The fleet comprises 19 ships, all auxiliary cruisers, with Smolensk at 470 feet and 12 000 tons displacement.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Volunteer Fleet Association
Odessa
Black Sea
United States
Washington probes land frauds in Indian Territory
At the Interior secretary's urging the Department of Justice begins an inquiry into land fraud charges in Indian Territory. The probe focuses on government officials' ties to land companies and the disposal of Indian stands, with ongoing investigations into alleged fraudulent practices.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Department of Justice
Indian Territory
Dinner to Hoot Washington Attended by Cabinet Officers
Secretary Root hosted a dinner at the Country club in Washington on Aug 1. The general staff of the army organized the event with all cabinet officers in the city and many army officers present. Assistant Secretary Sanger presided.
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Washington
Root
General Staff of the Army
Country Club
Army
Sanger
Timberman Injured In Mine Accident At Stockett
Albert Meredith was working timbering in a mine when four timbers fell on him yesterday morning, breaking two ribs. He received treatment at the scene and was later reported in stable condition.
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The
Standard
Stockett
Albert Meredith
King Peter Held by Conspirators in Belgrade
Belgrade source asserts the king was aware of a recent plot before regicide and gave conspirators a written pledge not to punish them if elected. Letter claims conspirators still control the king and use the document to force subservience to their wishes.
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Berlin
The
Belgrade Names New War and Public Ministers
Colonel Soloverics is named war minister while Professor Neors Avaleivica becomes finance minister and Professor Rugselt leads public instruction. Michialo Govanovics appointed justice minister after resignations on August 12. Officials reportedly refused to back military credits unless officials allied with the late king were dismissed.
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Belgrade
Soloverics
Neors-Avaleivica
Rugselt
Michialo Govanovics
Veterans on the way to San Francisco for encampment
Nearly 50 trains carry Grand Army veterans their wives and families toward San Francisco. Delegations from New York Massachusetts New England and Illinois expected. General Stone delayed briefly by cheering veterans and will arrive about 3 pm tomorrow. President Roosevelt orders excusal from duty for a day for those in government service to attend social functions. Mrs Ladusky Taylor of Minnesota arrives as national president of the Women’s Relief corps.
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San Francisco
Grand Army
New York
Massachusetts
New England
Illinois
Stone
Thomas Stewart
Roosevelt
Ladusky Taylor
Minnesota
Woman’s Relief Corps
Notable Women Members Gather for National W R C Trip
Mrs. Taylor greeted California and Nevada department members during a six day national trip. On the same train were Ada May national secretary and Alfreda Devine chief of staff. Also aboard were Mary L. Carr of Colorado and Emma Starkhampton of Detroit with Rosa past grand secretary.
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Taylor
California
Nevada
Ada Il. May
Alfreda Devine
Mary L. Carr
Colorado
National Council of the W. R. C
National Society
Emma Starkhampton
Detroit
James Bb. Rosa
Boulder Society Notes Campers and Local Events
A Boulder social note roundup shows residents camping in the mountains led by Tindall Maxfield and Wahle with families, plus Stranahan Wart and Ma haffey on trips. Local gatherings include M. T club whist, a party for Miss Ethel Murphy, a Townsend Catholic church dedication trip, and visits from Rev. J. B. Thompson and Father Kenedy.
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Boulder
Messrs. Tindall
Maxfield
Wahle
R. Stranahan
Wart
Elkhorn Mountains
B. McClelland
Mahaffey
Helena
Little Boulder
M. T Club
Lees Taylor
Dr. Leighton
Merrill
Misses Fair
Butte
Miss Merrill
George
Fred Cowan
J. H. Murphy
Ethel Murphy
Townsend
J. B. Thompson
Father Kenedy
East Lake City
Rose Maguire
Thompson
Ryan
Smith
Dunn
Anna
Salle Maguire
P. H. Wickham
Dubuque
Iowa
John Hammond
Benjamin
Arizona
Alma Kriger
E. W. Burdick
Whitehall
Masonic Lodge
H. L. Sherlock
Decorators promise best results on all orders
The text notes that decorators, despite winning a first prize, still wear their usual hat size and commit to provide the best obtainable results in artistic decorating on all orders entrusted to them.
Society and Business Moves Noted in Local Area
A state organizer Mr King and Miss Cora Strauss of Bismarck N D visited then left for Yellowstone park. Richard Flaherty joined T A Wicken store. Mr Wise of Butte leased mining claims near Boomerang and moved to Boulder. Emma D Leavitt of Minneapolis was chosen to teach Boulder primary. Neill McCauley of Hamilton visiting valley. Mrs Pike of Paola Kan and her niece Mrs Concannon left for Yellowstone park. Judge Walker and Stenographer Monaghan head to Dillon for court. Mr and Mrs Richard Hammond of Helena visiting with George Benjamin.
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King
Cora Strauss
Bismarck
N. D
Yellowstone Park
Richard Flaherty
Valley
T. A. Wicken
Wise
Butte
Boomerang
Boulder
Emma D. Leavitt
Minneapolis
Neill McCauley
Hamilton
Mont
Pike
Paola
Kan
W. H. Concannon
Walker
Monaghan
Diljon
Richard Hammond
Helena
George Benjemin
Oregon Brings Gold and Passengers From Nome
The steamship Oregon arrived in Seattle carrying $2000 in gold and 139 passengers. It had sailed from Nome on August 5 but rough seas prevented landing, forcing the vessel to stand ten miles offshore until the Flyer ferried 65 people and mail ashore.
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Seattle
Wash
Oregon
Nome
Beattie
Massachusetts Bat Ships To Navy Yard After Repairs
Bar Harbor Maine August 15 The battleship Massachusetts which struck Egg Rock Wednesday and sprang leaks now rides lighter after unloading extensive naval stores. Officials expect quick temporary repairs and that she will move under her own steam to a navy yard early next week.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
Massachusetts
Navy Yard
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Difred FE Ellis
Citizens Committee
Cswagner
Consul Rostrovoski
the Czar
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Puneral
Editohn
Pulitzer OF the World
Endows Institution
Lars
Pope
Timber
Peter
Servius Reler
Assas
Boulder Society
Schatzlein Paint Co
W. Broadway, Butte
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