Pope's Health Good Despite Extra Guests at Reception
The pope is in strong health and did not suspend Sunday audiences. Dr. Lapponi wanted 200 guests, but the pope added 100 more after persistent invitations. He received messages from Emperor Francis Joseph and King Alfonso of Spain and spoke with Bishop Keiley during a one hour private reception.
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Nome
Lapponi
Francis Joseph
Austria
Alfonso
Spain
Benjamin J. Keiley
Savannah
Bishop Keiley
Keiley
Steel firm official tours Dan Cowan and Pat Boyle iron mines
Special Dispatch reports S P Chisholm of United States Steel and party visiting Tillinghast creek near Neihart to inspect iron mines of Dan Cowan and Pat Boyle. Area shows high iron percentage and potential large bodies. Claims changed hands in 10 years with little activity. return planned tomorrow and possible tour of nearby iron properties.
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Standard
Neihart
S. P. Chisholm
United States Steel Corporation
O Tillinghast
Dan Cowan
Pat Boyle
Labor Federation to Try for Amicable Street Car Settlement
Chicago the executive committee of the Federation of Labor will meet tomorrow to seek an amicable settlement of differences between street car men and employers a meeting with street car officials has been arranged. The Federation adopted resolutions declaring that if arbitration fails and a strike becomes necessary the central body will give moral support to the strikers.
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Standard
Chicago
The
Federation of Labor
Federation
Gates and party arrive in Denver amid no interview plan
John W. Gates and party reached Denver on August 17 and were in good humor at the depot. He planned no statements after dinner and declined an interview the next day, saying he would consult Denver representatives at the Brown Palace Hotel before deciding further.
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Standard
Denver
John W. Gates
Gates
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Dupuyer Seeks Daily Mail Route to Great Falls
Dupuyer residents push to end the Dupuyer Kipp mail route and establish daily service to Great Falls via Pondera. The change would move Dupuyer’s mail delivery to a day earlier under the proposed plan.
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Great Falls
Dupuyer
Kipp
Pondera
May jailed for selling wood without license
Charles May remains in the county jail after arrest for selling wood without a license. Officers expect possible release if conditions change, with ongoing detention as of August 17 in Hillings.
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Standard
Hillings
Charles May
Unclear Mentally Unbalanced Noted During Jail Stay
Incoherent actions and a telegraph sent to the attorney general have led many to believe he is not mentally sound. Observers describe his behavior as unbalanced during his confinement days.
Arrest Warrant Fails As Kalispell Hall Fight Ends With Bond
In Kalispell at the Circle Bar on Second Avenue West a brutal assault occurred when proprietor Joseph Ariss beat a woman from a nearby house of ill repute. Officers arrived to serve a warrant. Ariss and his brother resisted, so a cash bond secured his appearance. The venue is noted as a dangerous spot in the city with a history of bloodshed.
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The
Standard
Kalispell
Circle Bar
Second Avenue West
Joseph Ariss
Ariss
William Hawkes
Nettle Russell
Persian Shah Makes First Sea Trip To Dover
Muzaffar Fi Din shah of Persia arrived at Dover aboard the Empress from Calais on his first sea voyage. The voyage was made at slow speed under escort by British cruisers Galatea and Immortalite with salutes from Dover batteries. He appeared nervous at Calais but grew animated as Prince Arthur of Connaught greeted him and they walked with cheering crowds to the Lord Warden hotel for an overnight stay before London.
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London
Muzaffar Fi Din
Shah of Persia
Dover
Calais
Galatea
Immortalite
Shah
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Prince
Lord Warden Hotel
Muzaffar el Din
Governors and Officials Weigh Troop Use in Striker Clash
In North Platte Nebraska on August 17 Governor Savage and Union Pacific officials met with Mayor Walker and county leaders to decide on sending troops to handle strikers accused of trespass on Union Pacific property and threats to new workers. No major violence yet. the sheriff expects to keep order. Savage will study the situation and make a decision before returning to Lincoln. Striker leaders say they will help prevent violence.
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North Platte
Neb
Savage
Union Pacific
Walker
Lincoln
Priest proposes training 400 Filipino priests in the United States
Father McKinnon, pastor of the Ermita church in Manila and former chaplain of the first California regiment, suggests reorganizing the Philippines hierarchy to send 400 young priests to American seminaries for a few years. He asks American bishops to help fund the program to instill the American priesthood spirit and language familiarity.
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Manila
Father McKinnon
Philippines
California
Catholic Church
Ermita
United States
Governor Taft to Arrive Manila on Alava
Governor W H Taft is expected to reach Manila next Thursday aboard the US gunboat Alava after leaving Singapore. A grand reception is planned with harbor decorations, a procession of small craft, arches along the march route to Malacanang, and a banquet that evening.
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Manila
W. H. Taft
Singapore
Straits Settlements
Taft
Malacanan Palace
Three Boys Missing After Leaving Livingston on Freight Train
Sheriff Kelley of Livingston wired Sheriff Hubbard for help in locating three barefoot boys aged 7 to 12 who left Livingston on freight train No 58 last night. Police saw three boys matching the description but could not locate them before the telegram arrived. they likely headed east out of town.
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Billings
Kelley
Livingston
Rubbard
Salisbury
Burial of Frank W. Shepherd in Havre
Frank W. Shepherd, killed in the Great Northern shops, was buried with Masonic ceremonies in Havre. Knights of Pythias from Allendale lodge No 23 attended, Shepherd belonged to Crusader lodge No 7 in Miles City, and the railroad shops closed with all employees on hand.
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Havre
Frank W. Shepherd
Great Northern
Knights of Pythias of
Allendale Lodge
Shepherd
Crusader Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Miles City
New Principal Arrives in Kalispell
Prof and Mrs G A Ketchum arrive in Kalispell to take up duties as the new county high school principal. They come highly recommended by leading eastern educational establishments.
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Kalispell
G. A. Ketchum
Geneva
Professor Ketcham
Powell's Public Statement On Water Rights And Linscott Killing
Rees Powell, the slayer of Charles Linscott, issues a broadcast statement from jail denouncing his lawyers as neglectful and vowing to “raise hell” at trial. He claims Linscott was a tool of others to seize his ranch, says he would do the deed again, and requests a jury of farmers be chosen to reflect water rights grievances. His words signal a contentious legal fight and potential libel concerns.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
May Brothers
Charles Linecott
Powell
Linncott
Webster
Charles Linscott
Haunts of Carbon County Officials Disappear Near Rock Creek
A report notes a person fled into the brush along Rock Creek after officials from Carbon County pursued them. The search area remains active as authorities review leads and secure the vicinity.
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Carbon County
Rock Creek
Crash in Hammond Kills Passenger as Trains Collide
A Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville excursion train at four miles an hour crashed into a waiting freight at a siding in Hammond Indiana. One rider George W Farris 21 Cave City Ky died while his brother Daniel B Farris 28 was probably fatally hurt. Injured were treated at Hammond hospital and continued to Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Hammond
Ind
Daniel B. Farris
Hammond Hospital
Cincinnati
Man Rescues Pig From Cistern After Five Hour Plunge
George Hitchfield of Petersburg Kentucky narrowly escaped death while saving a drowning pig trapped in a cistern. He held the pig aloft for hours until his wife heard his cries and reached him with a plank. both man and animal were rescued.
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Petersburg
George Hitchfield
Lawrenceburg
Garrison Heights
Hitchfield
Bellville Livestock Dealer Shot in Home Altercation
E. B. Switzer of Bellville was shot twice during a struggle with A. L. Walker, a real estate agent. Switzer, wounded in the left leg and right thigh, pursued Walker to the yard and then beat him. both men remained in serious condition tonight as friends tended them.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Bellville
Here
E. B. Switzer
A. L. Walker
Mr. Walker
Switzer
Mr. Switzer
Stevensville Notes Special Correspondence Highlights Local Visits
Stevensville records a flurry of visits and travel with Mrs. Henry Buck and son Clarence returning from Miles City while Miss Louise McClatchy visits Victor. Rev A K Baird visits Victor. multiple Missoula and Helena guests attend gatherings. huckleberries abound and local events include a Sunday school picnic, organ purchase for Victor Presbyterians, and lodge meetings.
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Stevensville
Henry Buck
Clarence
Bitter Root
Louis May
Geneve Chaffin
Silverthorn’s Mill
H. C. Myers
Missoula
F. F. Herrick
Ernie Wells
A. K. Baird
Mt. Union
Iowa
G. J. Baird
Victor
J. A. Smith
Charles Breckbill
Parsons Hospital
A. N. Mittower
Edna Borough
G. A. Kain
Missoula Mercantile Company
J. M. Price
Joseph N
G. A. Douglas, Sr
Big Hole
I. O. G. T. Lodge
Allen Forkner
Cowell
Blackfoot
J. M. Bredbill
J. A. Landram
H. D. Smart
Helena
Cora Hunter
Riceville
George Tyrrell
Belgrade
Fannie Wells
Miss Cara
Bessie Hollenbeck
Ethel Eisenburg
Butte
Webster
Charles Masters
Archie
Burgoyne
Burnt Fork
Betrothal Rumors Denied by Miss Gladys Deacon
Miss Gladys Deacon denies rumors of an alleged betrothal to Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany in a letter published in London papers. She asks the press to contradict the gossip and states she has no intention of marriage to the prince.
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London
Gladys Deacon
Edward Parker Deacon
Frederick William
Germany
Prince Chen Arrives in Vancouver Before Empress of Japan Voyage
Prince Chen and Sir Liang Chen Tuen arrived in Vancouver today as the coronation special envoy. Chen will sail tomorrow aboard the Empress of Japan. Mme Melba also reached Vancouver en route to Australia.
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B. C
Prince Chen
Liang Chen Tuen
Japan
Mme
Melba
Australia
Bohemian Woman Killed by Santa Fe Train at Acequi
Denver dispatch reports Annie Krupa a 40 year old Bohemian woman killed when struck by a Santa Fe train at Acequi The crowd alleging a spontaneous start threatened to lynch the engine crew but were pacified by the conductor
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Denver
Annie Krupa
Santa Fe
Acequi
Trial of Kerr and O'Brien for Libel Concludes
The trial of Frederick Kerr proprietor and Edward O'Brien editor of Freedom for libel against Benito Legardo a Filipino civil commission member ended yesterday. The judge's decision will be delivered tomorrow.
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Manila
Frederick Kerr
Edward O'Brien
Freedom
Benito Legardo
Civil Commission
Morgantown Youth With Butcher Knife Sparks Town Turmoil
In Morgantown Roscoe Karst, 18, armed with a butcher knife, chased family from the home after his mother, Louis Karst’s wife, assaulted the saloon with rocks. He later threatened neighbors and broke windows before father stopped him. He is believed to be hiding in Nashville as officers close in.
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Nashville
Tenn
Morgantown
Roscoe
Louis Karst
Karst
Haze
Elephants Derailed In Tacoma Train Incident
Ringling Bros. circus elephants derailed while departing Tacoma several cars toppled into a ditch. Twelve elephants escaped unharmed, but trainer injuries were reported for C. W. McCurrey Martin Smith C A Weaver and Pearl Sowden who were treated at a Tacoma hospital before train continued to Portland.
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Wash
Ringling Bros
Portland
C. W. MecCurrey
Martin Smith
C. A. Weaver
Pearl Sowden
Bones Found In Woods Identify Unknown Man
In Chateau county near Toledo a coroner's jury traced the discovery of a body found weeks earlier. A second person later unearthed the remains in the brakes. The inquest offered no clues to the deceased’s identity or life.
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Standard
Great Falls
Toledo
Chateau County
Baptists Baptize Converts at River Service
Billings reports a sizeable number of converts baptized in the river near the Solwell ranch this afternoon. The baptism was conducted by Rev. William Remington, pastor, in a public ceremony along the water.
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Standard
Billings
Baptists
Solwell Ranch
William Remington
Couple Married At Bethany Park Camp Meeting
At Bethany Park Indianapolis Aug 17 William Hayes of Franklin and Mrs. Parrie Jolly of Indianapolis were married by Rev. T. A. Reynolds of Muncie amid the annual camp meeting activities.
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Indianapolise
Ind
Bethany Park
William Hayes
Franklin
Parrie Jolly
T. A. Reynolds
Muncie
Bear Invades Red Lodge Main Street
Aug 17 Bear from the mountains wandered into Red Lodge Montana causing a rush of around 500 citizens who chased it through town. The bear sought refuge on the courthouse steps before fleeing, leaving the town abuzz with excitement.
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Billings
Red Lodge
Bruin
Wool shipments reach 3 million pounds mark in Montana
Glendive reports the final portion of W M Lindsays wool clip totaling about 40 000 pounds shipped to Jeremiah Williams Co of Boston on consignment. Only a Cotter clip of 250 000 rounds and two small clips by Jonas Halversen and Douglas Mead await sale pending an administrator.
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Glendive
W. M. Lindsay
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Boston
Jonas Halversen
Douglas & Mead
Baseball Games To Day All Teams Resting
National League games include Boston at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Pittsburg. American League matchups feature Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at Philadelphia. St Louis at Baltimore and Detroit at Boston also on the schedule.
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Cincinnati
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
Washington
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati Sheen
T. Louis
Layz
New York
Woman as Burglar Arrested With Husband in New Jersey
From the New York Journal Mrs Edward Courte a 30 year old woman is jailed at Hackensack charged with aiding her husband in a Ridgewood burglary. They were caught leaving the Desho mansion with three packages of dresses china silverware and bric a brac worth at least 600.
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New York Journal
Edward Courte
Hackensack
Pulls
Desho
Ridgewood
N. J
Charles A. Desho
James B. Morris
New York
Morris
Courte
Cholera Toll Rises in Philippines Provinces
Manila reports show few cases locally but many in provinces. The total cases recorded to date reach 23,636 with 17,596 deaths, and estimates suggest unreported cases push the total to about 30,000.
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Manila
Trainload of Sheep Shipped From Glendive to Chicago
A trainload of wethers was dispatched from Glendive yesterday evening. H. L. Chenoweth sent 14 carloads and County Commissioner W. C. Gleason sent 7 carloads. The sheep are consigned to the National Livestock company of Chicago and the owners accompanied them.
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Glendive
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Funeral of Judge Meagher Held in Wistown
The funeral of Judge D A Meagher was held Friday afternoon from the residence of his nephew Frank McGowan. Father Vermaat conducted the services.
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Standard
Wistown
D. A. Meagher
Frank McGowan
Father Vermaat
Santa Fe freight slip collapses in San Francisco
The Santa Fe freight slip in San Francisco collapsed today due to rock settling in the sea wall. Damage is estimated at 50000 dollars.
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San Francisco
Santa Fe
Patti Reappears in Paris With Blonde Hair Change
Mme Patti returns to Paris after a long absence and reveals a switch from brunette to blonde. The transformation is said to suit her, though critics note her voice remains excellent.
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Mme
Patti
Paris
Portland Pitchers Cut as Eight Men Head to Montana
Portland report says manager Vieneux released Cunning ham and Werner from the staff for failure to prove themselves. Twelve players will be taken to Montana. Engel Witbeck and Kostal are listed among those remaining or considered.
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Ore
Vieneux
Cunningham
Werner
Montana
Engel
Witbeck
Kostal
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