Doings at Courthouse in Anaconda
Justice of the Peace U Hendricks-Rusk to face trial for drunkenness today. McCabe habeas corpus petition sought in Helena with possible third attempt. verdict date not set. Edwards case dismissed. funds returned to Hutton. Mrs. Rusk fined earlier and jailed. John Rusk to be tried today. Mary O Meara seeks letters of administration for John H. O Meara. Shorty arrested for concealed weapons and fighting. Patrick Brogan and Delia Horan receive marriage license.
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Duffy
Tolan
Helena
Brantly
Supreme Court
William McCabe
Storrar
McCabe
Billy’ Edwards
Edwards
Alexander Hutton
Hutton
Rusk
Hendricks
John Rusk
Mary O'Meara
John H. O'Meara
Shorty
Gallagher
Commercial Avenue
Patrick Brogan
Delia Horan
Eighth Grade Examinations Set for Anaconda Schools
State Superintendent Welch directs an eighth grade exam at the county superintendent's office on Wednesday and Thursday. Most who took the May exam passed, and many more studied through summer to enter high school. About 20 pupils statewide are expected to take the test. Miss Mahoney will hold an exam in her office at the county courthouse.
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Welch
Anaconda
Cured by Cuticura Heals Severe Childhood Eczema
A two year old boy with extensive facial eczema suffered constant itching and bleeding. After spring use of Cuticura Remedies, the sores vanished and his face recovered to a smooth rosy condition.
Cure for all humours offered with Cuticura trio
An advertisement claims a permanent cure for various skin conditions in a child using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills. It promises rapid results after other medical aid failed and markets a one dollar complete treatment set. The notice includes scattered location references and manufacturer details.
Johnson Zimmerman battle over Democratic delegates in Ohio nominating race
Columbus dispatch reports a heated Democratic gubernatorial fight between Cleveland Mayor Tom Johnson and John L. Zimmerman of Springfield. Both camps claim enough delegates to seat and nominate their candidate, with contested seats across 690 delegates driving a day of negotiations on credentials resolutions and committee assignments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
John L. Zimmerman
Springfield
Bookwalter
Johnson
Zimmerman
State Central Committee
Committee On Credentials
John H. Clarke
Melville EB. Ingalls
Cincinnati
Samuel M. Jones
Toledo
Bookwater
Clark
Committee On Resolutions
Clarke
John R. McLean
Jonhson
Funeral of Salisbury to Be Held at Westminster Abbey
Hatfield England August 24 Lord Salisbury's coffin has been closed and pallbearers will be servants and family at the August 31 funeral in St Etheldreds church Hatfield. Simultaneous service at Westminster Abbey will honor the late statesman with King Edward and the royal family represented. Messages of condolence arrive from King Edward and US Ambassador Choate.
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Hatfield
England
Lord Salisbury
Edward Cecil
Egypt
St. Etheldred’s Church
Westminster Abbey
St. Etheldred's
Hatfield House
Edward
Choate
Lord Cranborne
United States
Roosevelt hosts New Jersey leaders at Sagamore Hill
Governor Murphy and Senators Kean and Dryden of New Jersey visit President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill for the Antietam monument unveiling on Sept. 17. W H Kohlsaat of Chicago previews financial legislation talks and denies cabinet rumors.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Murphy
New Jersey
Kean and Dryden
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Antietam
New York
W. H. Kohlsaat
Chicago
Kohlsaat
Johnson line break shifts support at OhioDemocrat convention
Delegates from northwestern Ohio pledged George M. Saltzgaber, longtime state senator and Fifth District congressional prospect, to back Johnson for US Senate. Mayor Johnson warned he would seek endorsement or withdraw from the governor race if the convention rejects endorsing a Senate candidate, aiming to avoid insinuations he would run for Senate if defeated for governor.
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Johnson
Ohio
George M. Saltzgaber
Saltzgaber
Congress
Cleveland
United States Senate
Columbus
Senate
Nebraska Populists Ready for Business
Grand Island Nebraska August 24 populist state convention opens tomorrow with leaders arriving including former Senator William V Allen He opposes fusion and backs independence while Sullivan the Democrat is likely renominated The convention will likely adopt Omaha platform principles and Allen may join the resolutions committee signaling Denver conference influence
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Grand Island
Neb
William V. Allen
Allen
Madison
Bryan
John J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Resolutions Committee
Denver
Federal Company Formed With 39 Million Capital
Charles Sweeny and John D Rockefeller Jr report the organization of the Federal Mining and Smelting company in New York with capital of 39,000,000. The firm's properties include Mammoth Standard Empire State in the Coeur d Alenes Puget Sound Reduction smelter at Everett and Monte Cristo mines. Sweeny says the ventures will net about 1.6 million annually. Sweeny is president. Rockefeller Jr. departs for the East and Sweeny for New York.
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Spokane
Wash
Charles Sweeny
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Coeur d'Alene
Rockefeller
John PD. Rockefeller, Jr
East
Mr. Sweeny
New York
Fugitive John Banks Sought in Sweet Grass County Theft Case
Red Lodge reports John Banks alias John Lublinsky, a 23 year old English descent man, 5 ft 9 in, 180 pounds, missing after stealing a valuable horse from Sheriff John Dunn. A $25 reward is offered by Carbon county officers with possible additional charges for jewelry theft. The horse was later found in Big Timber after being sold to W A Clark and identified by local blacksmith John Spry.
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Standard
Red Lodge
John Banks
John Lublinsky
Sweet Grass County
Carbon County
Banks
John Dunn
Dunn & Vaughan
A. A. Ellis
Dunn
W. A. Clark
Big Timber
Clark
John Spry
Austrian Suspect Arrested In Bible Time Check Scam
Sheriff Gregg, acting on a telegram from Teton county, arrested an Austrian on August 24 in Kalispell as he arrived from the east. He is wanted in Shelby for passing time checks totaling 500 pounds to 600 dollars. A $295 cash haul was found on him. He spent freely on the train and asked for release with a bribe. Sheriff Taylor later brought him to Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Kalispell
Gregg
Teton County
Shelby
Taylor
Swamp-Root Promises Kidney Health Remedy
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles including back pain dizziness and urinary issues. It offers a free sample bottle and pamphlet by writing to Kilmer Co at Binghamton New York and asks readers to mention the Anaconda Daily Standard.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Anaconda Daily Standard
Dr. Kilmers
Olivet Baptist treasurer faces embezzlement charge
Henry T. Elby, treasurer of Olivet Baptist Church in Chicago, is arrested and arraigned on a charge of embezzling church building funds totaling about 21 000 dollars. The church clerk alleges funds were raised for construction. Elby allegedly loaned the money to a friend who lost it in speculation.
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The
Standard
Chicago
Henry T. Elby
Olivet Baptist Church
Bradwell
Elby
Wanted for Forgery in Livingston
Charles E. Rooney is wanted in Livingston for forgery committed yesterday. He passed two forged checks, one for 12 dollars drawn on James L Bowen and another for 36 dollars signed by Shears and Althouse Roth. Banks detected the forgeries at opening time. Rooney, about 20, 5 feet 7, 145 pounds, smooth shaven, dark complexion, square shoulders, was last seen boarding a train. Messages sent across the country seek intercept.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Charles E. Rooney
Rooney
James L. Bowen
Shears & Althouse Roth
Dogs Figure In Fiction Their Part In The Works Of Novel
An examination of dogs in classic literature notes dogs as pivotal allies and plot drivers in works by Sir Walter Scott Charles Dickens George Eliot and Thackeray. Roswal in The Talisman symbolizes loyalty while Fangs assists Garth in Ivanhoe and Gyp and Vixen appear in Adam Bede and related novels highlighting dogs’ emotional resonance.
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London Standard
Sir Walter Scott
Scott
Sir Kenneth
Roswal
Kenneth
Saladin
Ivanhoe
Garth
Cedric
Dickens
Turk
Linda
Thackeray
George Eliot
Adam Bede
Gyp
Bartle Massey
Western Montana man Wilson injured in self-stabbing or attack
In Missoula on August 24 John Wilson a 50 year old Black man rests at Parsons hospital with four wounds from a pocket knife including near jugular and heart area. He claims an enemy attacked him at St Regis while authorities say he injured himself after a spree and hiding in timber. He says the assailant is in Idaho. Recovery is expected.
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Missoula
John Wilson
Parsons’ Hospital
Wilson
St. Regis
Saltese
Sheriff's Office
Hollingsworth
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Edwards to urge Bitter Root orchardists for St Louis display
C H Edwards secretary of the state board of horticulture travels through the Bitter Root valley to solicit orchardists cooperation in assembling a premier fruit display for the St Louis exposition. He reports strong local encouragement and aims to gather the finest apples yet shown from Montana with Swan Johnson accompanying him up to Darby.
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Missoula
C. H. Edwards
State Board of Horticulture
Bitter Root Valley
St. Louis Exposition
Edwards
Missoula Valley
St. Louis Fair
Darby
Swan Johnson
Return from Lolo hot springs brings steady crowd
Missoula reports a growing number of visitors at the Lolo hot springs resort with about 300 people at the hotel and cabins. Mrs. W. C. Murphy and Miss Galen of Helena returned after a two to three week stay and enjoyed a Clearwater country outing across the divide.
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Missoula
Lolo Hot Springs
W. C. Murphy
Turbulent Macedonian Insurrection Faces Bulgarian Pressure
Macedonian leaders claim the Monastir vilayet insurrection is nearly ended and seek to shift operations to the Bulgarian frontier. They expect Eastern Macedonia to revolt within three weeks, hoping for Bulgarian government intervention as Bulgarians withhold funds amid previous dissensions.
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Vilayet
Monastir
Macedonia
Fighting and Massacres Reported in Adrianople Streets
Reports detail ongoing fighting and massacres in the streets of Adrianople as authorities struggle to restore order and protect civilians amid intense clashes and gunfire.
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Adrianople
Horrific Turkish Massacre Reported from Armensko
Reports authenticated by Russian and Austrian consuls describe atrocities at Armensko where 159 houses out of 157 were burned and every man woman and child killed. Women endured severe abuses as Turkish troops slaughtered revolutionaries shipped toward Monastir. Krushevo scenes reveal decaying sanitation and stripped corpses including a priest.
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Sofia
Onastir
Armensko
Krushevo
Monastir
Bulgarians Attack Urgas City in Turkey
The Neue Freie Presse reports a Bulgarian band attacked the Turkish town of Urgas near Iniada, blowing up government buildings with dynamite. About 200 people are said to have been killed in the assault.
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Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Constantinople
Urgas
Iniada
Turkey
Insurgent Movement Threatens Salonica Area
Aug 23 dispatch reports a rising insurgent movement in the vilayet of Salonica with fears of incendiary actions by Albanian bands. Turkish residents vow to exterminate Bulgarians if disturbances flare, prompting Bulgarian residents to flee Salonica and nearby towns Vodona and others.
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Salonica
Turkey
Vodona
Turkish Military Ready for War With Bulgaria
Constantinople dispatch reports Turkish officers desire a war with Bulgaria. Mobilization continues on a large scale as the war minister signs a Krupp Mauser contract for 200 field guns 200000 rifles and 100000 cartridges costing 12500000 dollars.
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London
Constantinople
Daily Mail
Bulgaria
Krupp and Mauser
Massacre Reported in Adrianople After Insurgent Attack
Travelers arriving from Adrianople say Christians were massacred by Mohammedans on Sunday after an insurgent attack on a military outpost. A panic swept the town as Muslim residents attacked Christian groups.
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Sofia
Adrianople
German missionary Hommeyer attacked by pirates near Nambung
A German missionary named Hommeyer his wife and maid servant and their boatmen were robbed and badly wounded when attacked by pirates near Nambung on the North River.
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Hongkong
Hommeyer
Nambung
North River
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Ceived
Ambassador Choate
Kowlsaat
Nebraska
Federal Company
Montana
Florina
Misses’ and Children’s Dept
Oxford
Med Ton
Men’s Department
Derryfield
Goodyear
Union
Anchor Brand
Diggers
Red Boot Shoe Co
N. Main Street
Butte, Mont
Perfecto Guan Couette Ee O
Mont
8Mith Drug Co
Butte
Hociee Co
Tom
Sudwa
Cragetet
I. Com Times
Go. of America
Groadwey, New York City
Reed
Acme Mfg
Barclay Btk
Cole
Munyon's
Ene
F. J. Cheney
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