Roosevelt approves Miles Philippines inspection mission
President Roosevelt approves General Miles to sail mid September to inspect army conditions in the Philippines. Miles will focus on instruction discipline and supplies, report findings, and return via Europe. He may be accompanied by staff members Lieutenant Colonel Whitney Colonel Reber and possibly Colonel Maus, with Mrs Miles and Miles' daughter also joining.
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Harvest Outlook and Weather Update From Director Glass
Helena August 26. Section Director Glass reports a variable week with hail damage near St Pauls and Poplar. Hay harvest near finish and grain generally average. thrashing to begin next week. Crop notes from Beaverhead to Missoula show frost and hail impacts but overall favorable conditions.
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Fire destroys Coeur d Alene light and water plant
Fire in Coeur d Alene Idaho today destroyed the electric light and water plant causing an estimated loss of about unknown amount. No injuries reported as crews battle remaining hotspots and assess damage to infrastructure and service disruption.
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Town Fire Promptly Tackled With Help From Spokane
A major blaze threatened much of the town before Spokane sent an engine and hose wagon to aid. The burned plant belonged to James Monaghan of Spokane and Clem King of this town. They will rebuild.
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Grand Treasurer Shortage Report Shocks Elks in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City an official announcement reveals a 14000 shortage in Grand Treasurer Bob Orris’s books. Orris, reelected at the reunion, admits the deficit and offers to make good, but no action from Grand Judge officials is stated. Orris resides in Buffalo, New York.
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Count of Incas Mocked in Dillon as Prankster Guest
Special Correspondence reports in Dillon on August 26 that Manzetta Montezuma the Count of Incas played a practical joke during a hotel stay. A small crowd gathered at the Meden register and a second signature appeared for Reggiano Parmissano the Duke of Parrise. The alleged count, frail and hair laden, toured town, promoted a patent medicine, was paid about $50, and left on an early train after a foiled attempt to threaten the hotel owner. The Italian nobleman did not materialize and the stunt is considered a prank.
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Deer Lodge Valley Sees Bountiful Hay and Grain Harvest
Special correspondence reports a notably large hay crop almost all saved for stock, good hay quality, plentiful range grass, and expectations of minimal feeding into winter. Grain crops look fine and overall ranchers say the season has been very prosperous in Deer Lodge Valley.
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Work on Library Delayed in Deer Lodge
Work on the William K. Kohrs library drags as quarry workers strike in Columbus, cutting stone supply. Basement walls finished and four feet of first story wall laid in dressed stone. Brown stone from Cariboo quarry used on corners for fine quality.
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New Business Block Nearing Completion in Deer Lodge
The Conley and McTague block at the corner of Main Street and Missouri Avenue is rapidly nearing completion. Brick and stone work by Moncreiff and Shaffer of Helena was finished last week and finishing touches under Mike Matteson are being applied. The block will enhance the town’s principal business corner.
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Death of San Juan Soldier
Deer Lodge Aug 26 Mr Aldridge of the Bonner company received word of the death of a brother at Fremont Ill The young man died after enduring suffering since July 1898 when he was badly wounded in the battle of San Juan Hill His bones in his left shoulder were torn away by shrapnel He had wasted to a shadow of his former self and was buried in Fremont with military honors.
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Williams Undergoes Stomach Lining Rupture Operation
William Williams of West Deer Lodge underwent abdominal surgery for a rupture in the stomach lining performed by Drs. F. F. Dodds and J. M. Scanland. He has rested well since the operation and is expected to recover, with many friends pleased by the progress.
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Warm Springs
Bank Tax Reports Sought From Banks and Private Dealers
The Montana state board of equalization prepared resolutions via Attorney General action ordering county assessors to demand verified statements detailing capital stock shares of banks, real estate, surplus, and stockholders. It also requires disclosures from private bankers and dealers in stocks of funds, deposits, credits, and investments for full taxation review.
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Rancher Benjamin Nelson Dies After Operation Near Belt
Benjamin Nelson a 35 year old rancher from near Belt died at Columbus hospital at 1 pm after surgery to remove a tumor. He leaves a widow and a 12 year old son who were with him. The body will be taken to Belt tomorrow for interment.
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Forsyth State Bank Incorporation Records
Forsyth Bank Incorporated in Forsyth today filed incorporation with the secretary of state naming J. C. Auld John E. Edwards Emmett F. Meyerhoff all of Forsyth and Charles M. Bair of Billings as founders with a capital of 40 000 dollars all subscribed.
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Interstate Home Investment League Formed in Helena
Daniel McDonald F. L. Reber and O. M. Partelow incorporated the Interstate Home Investment League in Helena. The group will operate in Butte handling buy rent and sale of real estate and personal property and collection of rents.
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Butte
Labor Sentinel Planned by Lewis and Clarke Labor Party
Helena August 26 The Labor Party of Lewis and Clarke county plans to publish a new weekly newspaper in Helena named the Labor Sentinel with A. S. Douglass as editor and W. W. Hillis as business manager. The first issue is set for September 1 and a daily edition may follow during the campaign heat.
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Brokerage Firm Fails Sends Several Exchanges Into Action
Chicago August 26 Herbst Hill and Co well known La Salle street brokers and members of the New York and Chicago stock exchanges and the Chicago board of trade today went into the hands of a receiver. Liabilities are between 150000 and 200000.
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Kangaroo Runs Amok Aboard Australian Liner
A Tasmanian kangaroo escaped its cage in the after hold of the Sonom a and terrorized the ship near San Francisco. Two longshoremen failed to capture it as the gleaming eyes appeared in the dark. The hold was sealed and unloading resumed. the animal is part of a Tasmanian wild beasts shipment to the Smithsonian in Washington.
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Iron Claims Transferred Near Iron Creek in Cascade County
Great Falls Aug 26 Col O P Chisolm of Bozeman and C E Hendricks of Duluth with William Albright visited iron mine properties along the Montana Central line. Three mining deeds filed in Cascade County convey iron claims in Iron Creek near Albright with interests granted to Whitaker and Villa Clara Albright and varying one fourth or one third shares in the Iron King and Mayflower and Valley View lodes.
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Last Visitation to Old St Paul Church Virginia City
Sunday night Rev. L R Brewer conducted what was likely the last episcopal visitation at the old St Paul church as it prepares to be moved for the Elling memorial church. In morning service seven were confirmed and the bishop reflected on the church’s history and its ministers since Bishop Tuttle’s era. A crowded congregation attended before Brewer departed for Twin Bridges.
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Mrs Pinkham’s Herbal Remedy Claims Cure After Travel Exhaustion
Testimonial from Mrs G Bruce of Lansing Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and San ative Wash with restoring health after years on the road and ovarian troubles. The letter notes no missed meals or engagements during recovery and invites readers to seek free counsel from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Fusion likely in Nevada as 1900 candidates named
Reno August 25 1900 Democrats gather for fusion talks. John Sparks a former McKinley backer is named fusion governor candidate with Lem Allen for lieutenant governor and J D Van Duser for Congress. Slate includes J F Talbot supreme judge and William Woodman attorney general. Delegates debate Nye Elko White Pine delegation size and await permanent organization and platform while adjournments hint at tomorrow’s decisions.
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Union Pacific President Burt Arrested Over False Imprisonment
Burt of the Union Pacific was arrested with labor agent W. Arnett on warrants accusing false imprisonment. The pair allegedly brought Indianapolis workers to Denver and Council Bluffs under false pretenses to work in Union Pacific shops, with guards posted to prevent escape. Burt posted 1000 bond for court appearance tomorrow as details emerged.
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Stockmen Face Health Tax For Livestock Shipped North
Montana stockmen bidding horses and cattle into North Dakota must pay fees at the border if no health certificate from the Montana state veterinarian is presented. Shippers complain of the charges as a hold-up while authorities stress the requirement for certificates to prove absence of contagious diseases.
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Mrs Brantly and party visit Virginia City from Helena
Mrs Brantly of Helena arrives in Virginia City with three children and her mother Mrs S R Riot of Tuscola to visit Col James A Gallaway’s family. They expect to stay until Chief Justice Brantly returns from the Pacific coast summer vacation.
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School openings likely postponed in Kansas over book delay
State Superintendent Nelson said the Kansas schools may open late next month due to the American Book Company failing to supply books. The company, under contract with the state text book committee, is unable to fulfill obligations because a court injunction prevents it from proceeding.
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Two Lumber Workers Fatally Injured at Weed Sawmill
Portland report says A A Tisdale 22 of Marion county Oregon and W N Thum of San Francisco employed at the Weed station sawmill on the Southern Pacific were fatally injured while at work. A log flew back striking both men in the chest. they died within a few hours.
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Timber Land Deal Linked to Hyland in Lowell
Eugene Ore Aug 26 a large timber deal is reported closed between A D Hyland of Lowell and a group of eastern capitalists. The transaction is said to be worth 500000 dollars.
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Great Falls Invites Roosevelt for Western Trip
Mayor Collins extended President Roosevelt an invitation to visit Great Falls during a contemplated West tour this fall. The plan has the president entering Montana from the north and departing over the Union Pacific, with stops likely in several major towns after three days in San Francisco.
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Opinion Clarifies City Superintendent Qualification
Helena Aug 26 The attorney general has issued an opinion clarifying that the only difference between a city superintendent and a county free of school principal is that the former may teach in public schools for upper grade at least five years while the latter must have five years of teaching experience regardless of school type. State Superintendent Welch notes many letters from teachers seeking interpretation of the statute.
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Prize Check Photographed in Helena for Elks Lake City Trip
George M H treasurer of the Montana state executive committee for the Elks excursion to Lake City has had photographs of the $1 000 prize check won by the Montana men. Hays will send copies to every lodge in the state. The photos measure 4 by 10 inches and will likely be framed in lodge rooms statewide.
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Alder Gul Mining Company Incorporation Proceeding
The Alder Gul Mining company was incorporated by the secretary of state today. E. King of Lewistown and George Puth and O. P. Zortman of Sandusky Cheteau county are directors. Capital stock is $200,000 with $3,000 subscribed. The company will operate in Choteau county.
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Default in Divorce Suit Shocks Helena
Celia Karafo fails to appear in Helena district court to answer a divorce complaint filed by her husband citing desertion as the ground. Proceedings indicate a default by the defendant.
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Swedish Baptists Dedication Services Planned for Sept 7
Great Falls reports the Swedish Baptists will hold dedication services on September 7 as construction is advanced to guarantee completion by that date. The event marks the church building becoming usable for worship and community activities.
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