Short Line Officials Visit Butte for City Depot Talks
A Special Oregon Short Line train including vice president and general manager W H Bancroft and general traffic manager S W Eccles arrived in Butte to inspect road improvements from Salt Lake to Montana. They noted ongoing work to reduce grades and straighten curves, praised the roadbed, and pledged support to help secure a union depot for the city.
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Butte
Salt Lake
W. H. Bancroft
W Eccles
Calvin
Northern Pacific
Mr. Mellen
South
Wilson
Bancroft
Iite
Montana
Utah
Business Men's Association
Union Depot
Eccles
Crystal Springs Resort Near Butte Offers Frequent Stages
There is no more pleasurable resort near Butte than Crystal Springs. The waters are superb, the accommodations the best. Four stages daily each was Fare, 25 cents.
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Butte
Crystal Springs
Watchmaker Mayer Promises Best Mainspring Service
A local advertisement offers a $25 reward to anyone proving that FB F Mayer of 40 West Park does not supply the best mainspring for watch cleaning priced at $1 to $1.50. The claim highlights Mayer’s claim of superior mainsprings and warrants verification by competitors or customers.
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FB. F. Mayer
West Park
Butte Briefs Fill City With Visitors From Many Towns
Butte sees a stream of visitors including Emerson Hill Red Rock Judge Burton Chateau Frank Alling Tacoma and many others from Sheridan Madison Anaconda Spokane and Boise. Notables like Senator W A Clark and Walter Weed arrive while local officials and miners crowd the scene. Marriage licenses issued include McNamara with Jeaty Prenati with Dalton and George with Ismaya Onijelen.
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Emerson Hill
Red Rock
Z T. Burton
Chateau
Butte
Charles Walters
Sheridan
W. A. Clark
Madison County
Jack Hamill
Anaconda
W. T. Sanders
Helena
J. M. Kennedy
L. C. Parker
Garnet
Walter H. Weed
Washington
Hattie McCallum
Spokane
Eugene Carroll
Waterompany
Paul A. Fuez
Granite
W. W. Norris
Pony
Joe G. Mizet
Basin
David G. Browne
Montana
Andrew Logan
AOF 1
W. Stand Lodge
J. OF
Jake
de Haven
Porthind
Walter Cooper
Bozeman
Gallatin County
James McNamara
Mary ‘Jeaty
B. J. Prenati
Delia Dalton
Hardware team and Carpenters union play Sunday game
The Eary Hardware company and Carpenters union members will play a friendly baseball game on Sunday August 19 at 9 am with Thomas Carter officiating as umpire. Mrs J M Kennedy of Anaconda left yesterday for Peterboro Ontario after a telegram announced her mother's fatal illness.
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Eary Hardware Company
The
Carpenters’ Union
Thomas Carter
J. M. Kennedy
Anaconda
Peterboro
Ontario
Great Northern Ex Curions East Tickets On Sale
Cheap excursions east offered by Great Northern with ticket prices around 60.75. Tickets go on sale August 8 and 24. For details inquire at city ticket office 41 North Main Street. J. E. Dawson is the General Agent.
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Great Northern Railway
North Main Street
J. E. Dawson
Tales of Woe for Today
Patrick Keefe a former miner now crippled by rheumatism was arrested last night for alleged assault on his wife after choking and beating her. Mike Farrell detained yesterday afternoon while attempting to rob John Henley on East Park Street taking $18. J. W. Burton arrested for assaulting Cataille a French woman from the bad lands. Mike Cody seized for stealing a roll of blankets from August Erie on East Park Street and will face court. More than a dozen drunks were picked up by police last night amid ruffled and flounced manners.
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Patrick Keefe
Mike Farrell
John Henley
East Park Street
J. W. Burton
Cataille
Subscribe for the Standard in Montana Daily News
A promotional notice offers home delivery of the Standard newspaper in Montana at $1.00 per month. The ad emphasizes easy subscription and home delivery service.
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Montana
Gaelic football clash at west side park features Irish American vs Wolf Tone
The Irish American and Wolf Tone teams meet this afternoon at West Side Coursing Park. Irish American lineup includes Hennery in goal Long at full back and Joyce positions, with Duffy Scanlon Murphy and McCarthy across wings. Captain Rd Long leads the forwards as substitutions Harrington Morrissey Toomey Dempsey Hennery McCormick remain ready.
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Wolf Tone
West Side
Coursing Park
Jack Hennery
Ed Long
Pierce Powers
Maurice Condon
Jack Cronin
Pat Leehan
Ka Hefey
Maurice Tierney
Tim Driscoll
Jack O'Keefe
John Dillon
Martin
Pekin Falls Forces Move of Chinese Capital
Continued report notes Pekin’s fall and that ministers are safe as authorities plan to transfer the capital and archives to a new location, likely the empire’s ancient capital, to preserve sacred writings and records.
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Pekin
Berlin Confirms Entering Pekin as Allies Advance
Berlin reports two telegrams confirm allies entered Pekin. German papers hail partial China goals and demand redress for legation attacks. Berlin signals autumn campaign, freight a 60 mile rail line, Reichstag possibly convening after October amid far east developments. Paris dispatch notes Frey cleanly coordinating multi national reinforcements toward Pekin.
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Berlin
Pekin
China
Berliner Post
Germany
Associated Press
Reichstag
Injunction Sought To Preserve Manistee Northwestern Interests
A bill prays for a receiver and injunction to stop Edward Buckley and William Douglass from disposing of property or impairing the company or Manistee Northwestern railroad interests, valued at about 4 million dollars, with Canadian lumber stakes. Buckley is Ruggles’ brother in law. The complainant cites breach of verbal agreements made on joining the business.
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Edward Buckley
William Douglass
Manistee Northwestern Railroad
Lumber Company
Canada
Buckley & Douglass
Buckley
Ruggles
Woodmen of the World Session Near Salt Lake and Saltair
The Salt Lake Woodmen of the World meeting Aug 17 discussed the board of management report showing one monthly assessment funds the benefit. Members then visited Saltair for entertainments including a drill by consolidated degree teams from Colorado Golden Gate Wow Wow and Salt Lake camps. Women of Woodcraft elected grand officers for two years led by Grand Guardian Mrs Carrie Van Orsdal and Grand Adviser Mrs M E Bernstein among others.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Woodmen
The
Weld
Macnig
Board of Managemen
Saltair
Si! Lake
Colorado
Golden Gate
Women of
Woodcraft
Grand Guardian
Carrie
van Orsdal
Pendleton
Ore
M. E. Bernstein
Hanford
Cal
J. L. Wright
Leadville
Colo
Grand Banker
Mary A. Hurley
Portland
Annie Hawkins
Toledo
Gre
Rose McClosky
Patouse
Wash
Lillian B. Pollock
Denver
Cairo
Bessie Martin
Chehalis
Helen M. Southwick
Salem
Grand Inner Sentinel
Cora Wilson
Pullman
Grand Outer Sentinel
May Hollywood
Victor
Cole
Race War Imminent in Liberty County Georgia
In Liberty county Georgia Governor Candler orders out the Liberty Guards National Guard to quell an anticipated race war after killings and rising tensions between black and white communities. Negroes are said to be burning Johnston station, a small town far from Savannah, with two reported deaths.
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Atlanta
Hendry
Liberty County
Candler
Liberty Guards
Georgia National Guard
Johnston Station
Savannah
Denver Chicago and return
Tickets on sale August 24. Apply at ticket office 47 Hast Broad way for particulars. W C M Bride Go A
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Chicago
Local Packing House Lands Bacon Shipments for Chaffee Force
Waneas City Missouri on August 1 reports the War Department secured a contract with a local packing house for a quarter of 4 million pounds of its top breakfast bacon. The bacon will be shipped immediately to China for American troops under Major General Chaffee.
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Waneas City
War Department
Chaffee
Japanese Consul States No Loan Planned for China War
New York report quotes Japan consul in this city asserting the government has no present plan to float a loan related to the war in China.
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New York
Japan
United States
Udehida
Tam
China
Brick steam heated business block sells at $20000
A brick steam heated business block in the city is offered for $20,000 with an expected 20 percent annual return on investment. Terms and particulars are available on inquiry.
Four candidates eyed for governorship by Shaw selectees
Governor Shaw weighs four contenders for a then vacancy with Congressman Dolliver favored by Republican leaders after an extensive interview. Other candidates named are A B Cummings Congressman Hepburn and Minister Conger of China.
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Dolliver
A. B. Cummings
Hepburn
Minister Conger
China
Shaw
Pardon Request Filed for John V. Smith in 1888 Man slaughter Case
Helena dispatch reports an application to the governor for a pardon of John V. Smith, jailed in Jefferson county in March 1888 for manslaughter and sentenced to 10 years. Smith, a Clancy resident and Montana Central employee, was accused of wilful negligence in a typhoid death of a year old boy. Friends argue prejudice and unfair trial.
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Helena
John V. Smith
Jefferson County
Smith
Clancy
Montana Central Road
Friends of Smith
Sharkey and Fitzsimmons Fight Delayed to Futurity Night
In New York on August 17, promoters moved the Fitzsimmons versus Sharkey bout at Coney Island to Saturday August 25, not Friday the 24th, to avoid conflicting with the Sheepshead Bay Futurity. The decision followed talks with both fighters as Futurity night draws large crowds and wagering activity.
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New York
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Coney Island
Sheepshead Bay Race Track
Pierce County Populist Convention Splits Delegates
In Tacoma the Pierce county populist convention named two full sets of 39 delegates to the state convention in Seattle next Monday. After the meeting opened a fierce seating wrangle led to the larger group leaving and organizing a second convention, which was strongly anti Rogers.
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Tacoma
Wash
Pierce County
Seattle
Rogers
Trouble in Italian Ministry
A Paris dispatch reports ministerial discord in Rome after a recent conference between the King and his ministers. Several ministers are said to wish to resign, feeling they lack the king’s confidence. Modifications in the cabinet are expected when Parliament reconvenes.
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Paris
Temps
Rome
Patal Knock-Out Blow Shocks Brooklyn Bout
George Kelly lies dying at Seney hospital after a knockout blow delivered by Michael Myers in a Greenwood Athletic Club try-out bout. Longstanding enmity over a young girl led to the planned ring clash. Kelly remains unconscious and is in critical condition.
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New York
George Kelly
Seney Hospital
Brooklyn
Michael Myers
Greenwood Athletic Club
Kelly
Forest fires threaten Colorado timber near Del Norte
A special to the Times from Del Norte reports heavy timber fires raging south and west of Del Norte along the Rio Grande headwaters to the Conejos river. Damage is the greatest in the country’s history, with almost conclusive evidence that the fires are being intentionally set.
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Denver
Colo
del Norte
Rio Grande
Conejos River
Carter seeks pardon for captain in federal case
Leavenworth Kansas August 17 Captain Oberlin M Carter serving a sentence in the federal penitentiary for defrauding the government in southern contracts was visited today by Dr Carter of Chicago his brother and J D Carter of Oakland Ill an uncle After a conference Carter's relatives say they have strong hopes of securing a pardon for the captain.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Oberlin M. Carter
Bryan to Speak on Populist Meeting Tour
Democrat William Jennings Bryan outlined an August trip itinerary from Lincoln to Topeka for a populist meeting tour. He will travel August 21 to Auburn and Tecumseh with speeches, then Pawnee City at 2 pm, Falls City in the evening, reach Topeka August 22, and return by August 4 with additional talks at Manhattan and Beatrice.
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Topeka
Kan
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Missouri Pacific
Auburn
Tecutmaseh
Pawnee City
Faltts Clhiy
Toopeka
Manhattan
Beatrice
Fort Sheridan Units Deploy Amid Cuban War Ties
Chicago Aug 17 The second battalion of the Fifth Infantry at Fort Sheridan ordered to depart for San Francisco Aug 8. The first battalion has already left and the third has just arrived from Cuba.
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Hicago
Fiftth Infantry
Fort Sheridan
San Francisco
Cuba
Seventh Artillery Sets Sail for China Commanded by Mc Comb
Light Battery M of the Seventh Artillery under Captain Mc Comb departed Washington this evening for San Francisco en route to China. The unit includes five officers and 155 enlisted men.
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Washington
Seventh Artillery
McComb
San Francisco
China
Lincoln Neb August Hoe Mr Bryan Woe Busy with Callers
Lincoln Nebraska AugustHoe Mr Bryan Woe receives visitors including J J Sovereign Vice Chairman Edmiston of the peoples party and Land Commissioner Moore of Moentitnu. He attends the funeral of a former townsman and notes the gas pallbearer.
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Lincoln
American officer disperses funds to Huntish prisoner
An American consular officer traveled from Louwrences Marques to Nooltgedacht to distribute money to the prisoner held there. Each recipient received four pounds.
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Aug
Louwrencs Marques
Nooltgedacht
Huntish
Another Fire Rages in Yellowstone Park Between Lake and Basin
Acting Superintendent Goode telegraphed the interior department announcing a large forest fire breaking out in Yellowstone between the lake and the upper basin. The department authorized hiring outsiders to fight the blaze but none could be secured. Interior asked to use some men from the rods, but no success.
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Washington
Goode
Yellowstone National Park
Interior Department
Roosevelt Trail Tracks Towne as West Campaign Admiral
Chicago dispatch notes Governor Roosevelt will be followed by Charles A Towne silver Republican leader in a Western campaign sweep He will headline at Duluth to answer Roosevelt then tour Idaho Oregon Washington California and other states close to Roosevelt path Towne will also visit Atlanta Louisville Memphis Nashville and major cities to counter the Republican vice presidential nominees during the drive
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Chicago
Democratic
West
Roosevelt
Charles A. Towne
Towne
Duluth
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
California
Mr. Towne
Atlanta
Louisville
Memphis
Nashville
Mr.Towne
Fire destroys Desplaines Street building. one dead
A blaze at a Desplaines Street building in Chicago killed Edward Grace and injured three others, including two firemen. The structure owned by Albert E. Barr housed the Independent Paper Stock Co. Loss estimated at 200 dollars. fire believed incendiary.
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Chicago
Desplaines Street
Edward Grace
James Miner
Thomas J. Morney
Lee Broken
John Mitchell
Albert E. Barr
Independent Paper Stock Company
Boer forces elude Kitchener despite British wagon cover
General DeWet and Boer forces evade pursuit by moving at night over favorable terrain. British patrols rely on daytime marches and double teams of picked horses to guard supply lines, but the Boers exploit terrain to outmaneuver their pursuers.
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Aue
DeWet
Kitchener
Governor Toorevell’s revised itinerary due to flood of telegrams
New York on August 17 Governor Toorevell from Oyster Bay conferred with Chairman Hanna Senator Scott and Cornelius M Bliss. He said the itinerary would be materially changed from what was published this morning and many people would be disappointed. Changes will be made in a few days.
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New York
Toorevell
Oyster Pay
Hanna
Benator Scott
Cornelius M. Bliss
Hle
Pine Cottage Burned on Mackinac Island
Fire swept Pine Cottage early today on Mackinac Island, fanned by strong winds and threatening nearby structures. Loss estimated between 2 and 33 thousand dollars with no insurance. Tallon, a fireman, injured. In Peoria, Smithfield was ravaged by a major blaze, four dozen buildings burned, losses ranging from 5 thousand to 75 thousand dollars. village lacking a fire department and the fire deemed incendiary.
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Mackinac Island
Mich
Lowes
Tallon
Peoria
Smithfield
Roberts fears De Wet eluded pursuers in South Africa
London August 1 The war office reports Lord Roberts fears General De Wet has escaped pursuit by breaking his force into smaller units and dispersing. The general expects the escape to be possible as De Wet evades Allied troops.
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London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Cioneral de Wet
de Wet
Cape Town Aug W Loml Kitchener Relieves Garrison
Kitchener after a forced march relieves Colonel Moar and the large garrison at Lande river near Cape Town. The move follows ongoing military operations and marks a significant strategic adjustment in the theater.
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Cape Town
Loml Kitchener
Moar
Lande River
Roosevelt Campaign Itinerary Released by Payne
Henry Payne, vice chairman of the Republican National Committee, lists Roosevelt’s agreed tour schedule through September with stops at Saratoga Springs, Detroit, Grand Rapids, South Bend, LaCrosse, Fargo, Bismarck, Helena, and Butte, outlining dates from Sept. 3 to Sept. 18.
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Chicago
Henry
Payne
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Saratoga
Detroit
Mich
Grand Rapids
Routh Bend
Tid
LaCrosse
Wis
Fargo
Bismarck
N. D
Helena
Butte
Hanbury Appointed Receiver for Traders Fire Insurance Co
New York August 17 Harry A Hanbury was today appointed receiver of the Traders Fire Insurance Co of New York at the request of Attorney General John Davies on the allegation that the liabilities of the company are largely in excess of the assets. The liabilities of the company not offset by assets are at least 120000.
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New York
Harry A Hanbury
Traders’ Fire Insurance Co of
John ©. Davies
Roosevelt Western tour not abandoned says Republican aide
Tacoma Aug 17 Congressman Francis W Cushman received a letter from H Payne Chicago head of the national Republican committee reporting that Governor Roosevelt s Western campaign continues The plan is a westward run over the Northern Pacific to the coast and a return via California and the Union Pacific with stops on a west coast tour through August and into September by air and rail combined routes unknown to dates
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Tacoma
Wash
Francis W. Cushman
H. Payne
Chicago
National Republican Committee
Roosevelt
Mr. Payne
Northern Pacific
California
Massive forest fires blaze across several mesas and plateaus
Monivoss reports fires raging in multiple directions with a large east blaze on Black Mesa, heavy smoke rising from Grand Mesa and Uncompahgre Plateau to the north, and three separate fires burning to the west.
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Monivoss
Cole
Aug
Black Mesa
Grand Mesa
Ingalls Body Brought Home In Private Car From Las Vegas
The body of John J. Ingalls is being transported to Atchison from Las Vegas in a private car provided for his homecoming. Attorney General Goddard asked to leave the body at the state capitol in Topeka on Saturday, but the request could not be complied due to Mr. Ingalls expressed wishes.
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Atchison, Kan
John J. Ingalls
Atchison
Las Vegas
Goddard
Topeka
Ingalls
Appointed a Teacher at Fort Peck School Montana
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Ernest Oshkosr of Keshena Wisconsin has been appointed industrial teacher at the Fort Peck school in Montana.
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The
Standard
Washington
Ernest Oshkosr
Keshena
Wis
Fort Peck
Montana
Pine Creek Gulch Forest Fire Spreads Near Buena Vista
Aug 17 Buena Vista reports a growing forest fire in Pine creek gulch near Riverside ten miles above the city. Residents fear substantial timber loss once the fire burns itself out.
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Buena Vista
Colo
Pine Creek Gulch
Riverside
Forest Fire Rages Near Breckenridge Above Blue River
A large forest fire burns in the hills east of the Blue River near Dillon, Breckenridge reports smoke filling the valley as the blaze grows. The incident draws county attention and firefighting crews are battling the flames.
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Breckenridge
Colo
Blue River
Dillon
Frost elected president of Kansas Exposition company
At a Topeka meeting of the Kansas Exposition company board of directors John E. F. Frost, former land commissioner of the Santa Fe, was chosen president. The group aims to establish an exposition in Topeka in 14 months to mark Kansas statehood’s semi centennial anniversary.
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Topeka
Kan
The
Kansas Exposition Company
John EF. Frost
Santa Fe
Union
Swift Operator Sets 28% Fines in Eight Hours
Glen a Swift Operator in Portland Oregon set 28 percent fines or Thems in eight hours at the Oregonian office. It was done under ordinary conditions and not as a test of speed.
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Portland
Ore
Hugh Glen
Oregonian
Kansas population gains 1.7 percent in latest assessors' return
Topeka reports Kansas total population 140,708 according to township assessors. The gain over the previous year is 19,585 people, a 1.7 percent rise, as tabulated by F J Coburn, secretary of the state board of agriculture.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
F. Jp. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Czar to Visit Paris in September Three Additional Days
The Petit Bleu reports the czar will arrive Cherbourg on September 14 and reach Paris the following day for a five day stay. He will reside alone at the Russian embassy during the visit.
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Paris
Cherbourg
Canadian Pacific Grants Schedules to Allied Mechanics Union
Winnipeg August 17 The Canadian Pacific Railway will grant schedules to the Allied Mechanics and Boiler Makers union and recognize them as a bargaining body. Both officials and workers express confidence the strike will be settled within days.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific
Allied Mechanics and Boilermakers’ Union
Wheat crop estimates for Pacific Northwest 1900
Portland August 17. The total wheat crop of Oregon Washington and Idaho for 1900 is now estimated at 32 000 000 to 35 000 000 bushels. This is about 5 000 000 bushels less than earlier estimates. The wheat is said to be of very fine quality.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Pauper and Plutocrat Worries in Catholic Verse
A short verse notes a pauper laboring to earn money while a plutocrat fears loss of wealth. The Catholic Standard and Times presents the ironic social contrast in a compact quatrain.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Chinamen fighting on land blamed for Oregon grounding
The Buffalo Express notes that most fighting against the Chinamen was expected to occur on land, suggesting this as a possible reason the Oregon ran aground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Express
Oregon
Des Moines GOP Meet Ponders Senate Vacancy Choice
In Des Moines on August 1 a gathering of leading Iowa Republicans and the state central committee discussed the likely selection for the United States Senate seat triggered by the death of Senator Bhaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Central Committee
Bhaw
United States
Senate
Verbal Agreement Suit In Manistee Lumber Firm
Charles Ruggles of Chicago formerly Manistee seeks dissolution of Buckley and Douglass Lumber Company partnership in U S district court. The action filed in Manistee cites partnership disputes and requests court intervention to end the firm’s status.
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Iand Rapids, Mich
Charles Ruggles
Chicago
Manister, Co
Day
United States District Court
Buckley & Douglass Lumber Company
Manistee
Pink of Politeness Described by Dueling Spectacle
A Baltimore America item recalls a duelist remark after a staged, bloodless strike. The speaker notes the act as “the pink of politeness,” highlighting the era's cultivated codes of honor and restraint amid a risky confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
America
Did He Prove Stout Candidate in Detroit Journal?
The Detroit Journal notes doubt about strength of a candidate with the remark “No. The second assessment broke him,” suggesting a fragile political stance rather than firm backing. The brief quote implies mounting pressure or challenge during the second evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Detroit Journal
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