Milwaukee Railroad Rumor Sparks Citywide Talks
A Chicago era of railroad expansion prompts speculation over a large land block on Higgins Avenue. Owners near the proposed line expect rent hikes and possible 5 percent value increases. attorneys and heirs discuss a sale to the Milwaukee company, with tentative price and a early closure anticipated tomorrow.
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Misannia
Aus
Ailsamtia
Milwaukee Railroad
Ing
Avery Forge
Higgins Avenue
Hetlon
Sebarnilean
Wiggins
Misroula
Hiegarth
Ftelils
Reagan Arrested Again After Securing Release
Missoula August 27 Reagan who held an engine from the Northern Pacific company at Saltese and rode toward St. Regis was arrested on the streets of Missoula yesterday and is held at the sheriff office on a charge of obstructing the right of way. He was fined and served time in the county jail before being released after a judgment appeal. He left town and was later recaptured near Philipsburg then Drumond where officers picked him up again for another hearing tomorrow.
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Missoula
Reagan
sNorttery Pacifie Company
Saltese
Lera
Justice Court
Philipsburg
Will Reagan
Drummond
Sheriffs
oMeers
Philipe
Hamilton Notes Show Local Visitors and Travel
S. Miles and friends from Florencn were in Hamilton yesterday. William Ley departed for Anaconda to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs D B C Gray plan a visit. George O Dawson arrived from St Paul to stay with his father Charles Dayan for several weeks. Mrs E A Sherindi arrived from Missoula and will stay several weeks. JG McIntosh of Anaconda Dry Foods trip to New York. Wiss Blanch Boyd returned from summer at home in Missoula.
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S. Miles
Wits of
Florencn
Hamilton
William Ley Tert
GC. Gray
George O. Dawson
St. Paul
Charles Dayan
E. A. Sherindi
Migsella
JG. McIntesh
Dry Foods
Anacomin Bes Company
New York
Jase Tventn Wiss Blanch Boyd
Missaterl
Quorum Prevents Chamber Meeting in Miscoula
Miscoula on August 27 reports no chamber of commerce meeting this evening due to lack of a quorum. The executive committee plans a session at the chamber offices tomorrow afternoon to decide on next steps.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ity Tan
Rhams
Chamber of Commierce
Funeral for Young Daughter of Engineer in Missoula
The funeral for the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hitler occurred this noon in Missoula. The parents had been returning from a visit in the East when a fire near Livingston claimed a family member yesterday. The father is a well known engineer with the Beck t Mountain division of the Northern Pacific.
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Missoula
Amet
Charles Hitler
Livingston Tehlle
Becky T Mountain
Paelfe
Missoula Hosts Avie MTA Noble Evening
YRS Wammos hostess in Missoula hosted a social gathering for Missoula friends this afternoon. Florence Hole presided, delivering a warm, humorous talk about the summer season and its social functions.
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Missoula
Florence Hole
Kumimoto Killed by Train at Ravalli Station
Aug 27 Missoula Kumimota a Japanese section hand on the Northern Pacific near Ravalli station was instantly killed by an extra weight freight engine. The crew blamed carelessness though the Japanese workers say the train warned but Kumimoto moved from the track. He died after being rushed to Ravalli station where an inquest will be held.
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Missoula
Kumimota
Ravalli
Winasr
Kells
Joe Brutker
Kumimoto
Kamimata
Missoula Notes Relate Local Visits and ailing Rancher
MISSOULA Aug. 27 The town records several visits by out of town residents and locals including J. Rice of Wallace Idaho, George B. Gohw from Vipoint City, and Mrs W McC White of Hutte and Miss Mrunnell of Hamilton. Local business, travel plans, and hospital news fill the page as residents attend meetings and prepare for fairs while William Schuh of Philipsburg remains gravely ill with blood poisoning after amputation.
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J. Rice
Wallace
Idaho
Immno Elty
George B. Gohw
Vipoint City
Brite Kenge, Warker
Kroger Brewery
Philipsburg
City
Missoula
George Elliott
Aberdeen
Wash
Ciby
W. H. Merriman
Northern Pacific
Evan
Paul
National Tar Associaich
Creightony
Florence Hotel
Lolo Hot Springs
Ake
Hutte Fair
John A. Dury
Reilly's big loat and early corporate notices
Special Dispatch to the Sianecwrd from Helena reports Arteles and other corporations filing articles of incorporation. McCoy Shatler Gray and L Rickman named as incorporators. capital amounts cited. principal places listed as Helena and Belgrate with various individuals connected to Great Falls and Vallejo. Navy Yard orders promise double pay for shipkeepers on holidays.
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Sianecwrd
Helena
Miatacomipiny
Sveroth
Alfieg
McCoy
R. I. Shatler
J.’ M. Gray
Beat
Belgrate
Wallace
Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island Navy Yard
Navy
Bastiers
Tremens
Navy Yard
Diphtheria Cases Decline With Improved Precautions
Report from Missouri and nearby towns notes a drop in diphtheria cases over ten days. Several fatal cases previously linked to noncompliant treatment practices are cited. A 5 year old boy of Sheriff Graham shows improvement after removal to a relative’s home to prevent spread. Precautions are being stepped up to control the illness across the region.
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Sherif Graham
Frenchtown
Howerver
Stettén
Sea Girt Rifle Shooting Brings Rainy Day Tests
Sea Girt New Jersey hosted a rifle shooting meet under poor weather with rain hindering many runs. The National Guards fourth regiment won the Columbia match and company team TI took the team match. Private Miaorin nia led the dolor bin trophy with a 358.
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Ny. d. Aue
National Guards of New Jersey
Columbia
Company TI
Afvesnel Useds Revinent
Widl
Miaoriinnia
Ceramar
Bernes
Maryland
Ohio
Carling
Seeoad Troon
New Jersey
Washington
Denver City
Ky Xer
Jereer
Ste and
Conony
Secre Washington
District of Columbia
Fifteenth
Indiana
Curhteenth
Minteenth
Mosinee
Twentieth
Seca Alaotana
Guerreras Open to Arbitration With US Representatives
San Juan de Marine2 Alig H An ne Anoclalee Press reports Guerrera as saying he is willing to arbitrate with properly accredited U S representatives unappointed by President Roosevelt on the basis of a new presidential election in Cuba. He warned Cuba’s Palma government cannot be trusted to keep promises and suggested the parties may stay out indefinitely.
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San Juan de
United States
Roosevelt
Cuba
Tivvtm
Idenia
Syria
Palma
Coroner Holds Inquest Findings Blank No Blame
A coroner's inquest into a wreck on the Neihart branch concluded with a verdict that the cause of the accident could not be determined. Only the train crew and two passengers were examined, and witnesses saw no fault with the locomotive or wheels. The body of Frank B. Prewett will be sent to town halls, Wash, tomorrow for burial arrangements.
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Enrentr
Yentering
Neihart
Botwgen
Cio
Prank B. Prewett
William Brow Wil
Giles
Taylor's Water System Denounced by Villagers
Residents of Cade accuse water proprietor John Taylor of occupying public space for 17 years without proper service. They claim no water in seven years between specific dates and protest high charges, seeking a franchise rejection and relocation of the plant.
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Taylor
Cancade
Ryete
Cemicneleniers
Taylor Do Enuhir Tim
Ty Village
Walter Say
Trylor
Second Fatal Mine Accident in Butte Shovel Kill Near Ore Chute
A miner, Antonovich, died after being drawn into a 2000 level ore chute in Butte yesterday. He was new to the camp, 31 years old, single, and living on Gib Eust Park street. An inquest by State Mine Inspector Orem is under way as officials review the shaft fall and sulfur exposure. The body was removed to Walsh's undertaking room and will be viewed at 7:30 this evening.
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Butte
Philo Antynovich
Bratie
Frank
Enantes
Antonovich
Aninnovieh
Ae Ie Blumend
Togo
Gib Eust Park Street
Coronce Eun
Dewiy
Oremade
Tse
Walsh
aAnton
Burglary Suspect Captured. Goods Recovered Near Syarons
In a dark alley behind the Syarons store, police captured one burglar and recovered goods valued about 380. A second thief escaped after a gunfight. Recovered items include dresses and fine apparel. Fred Dupont named as the captured suspect, in county jail awaiting artolenment.
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Syarons
Metrath
Fred Dupont
Tae
Finlander Miner Attacked Near East Park Street
Herman Aiersons a Finlander miner at Minnie Healey was assaulted at about last night near East Park Street. He was struck from behind and stabbed in the face and scalp with a knife, then found bleeding and taken to St James Hospital by Sergeant Parkin. The 25 year old single man hopes to identify his attackers if seen again.
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Herman Aiersons
Minnie Healey
Anderson
Parkin
St. James’ Hospital
Inc
East Park Street
Tess
End of One Protrude At St Lawence Mine Tragedy
A digging accident at the St. Lawence mine left Sani Fleron trapped by rock collapse. He suffered multiple fractures requiring immediate medical care at St. Timars Hospital under Dr. Christopher Warner. The injured man, 7 years old and single, resided on Noclir AMahy street.
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St. Lawcence
Christopher ‘Warner
St. Timars* Hospital
Pierce
Flex
Noclir Amahy Street
Gaught in Act at Anacduda Kntewn Street Interruption
An incident on Main Street disrupted early hours yesterday as Officer James Xeliy arrived to halt a theft in progress inside a local venue. The suspected offender, Micaeles Mecénl, was apprehended during cleanup.
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Jamea Xeliy
Cap
Micaeles Mecénl
Dillon Wins in Extra Innings in Local Baseball Tilt
Dillon Independents edged the Butte Falls team 1 to 0 in eleven innings. The game was tied 0-0 after nine, with Dillon scoring the deciding run in the top of the eleventh.
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Dillon
Dillon Independents
Inti Ho Falls
Waho
Tallon
Ldn Falls
Lands for Peasants Transfer Ordered by Ukase
St Petersburg August 27 A ukase implements the agrarian program by transferring 1500 acres of crown appanage lands to the Peasants Bank for distribution to peasants. The move follows the earlier frontier and Stolypin era tensions. Details on the period’s land division remain undecided, including age terms and broader transfers of crown lands totaling 10,000,000 acres to be announced later.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Peasanta’ Bank
Ukase
Stolypin
Wan Gan
No Compromise To Be Offered To Insurgents
President Palma issues a firm statement declaring no compromise with insurgents. He asserts the rebellion is local and candidly rejects any program for independence, warning that conciliation would invite further disturbances and threaten the republic’s stability and institutions. He vows to use force to restore peace and stresses the government’s duty to protect life and property.
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Patina
Cohan
Preent Palma
Cului
Indictments Return Against Standard Oil Firm
In the United States Circuit Court Judge Bethea presided as 6423 charges were returned accusing Standard Oil of related rebates connected with federal grant Surtes Wingy. No railroad is named in the indictments.
Say-So Best? Dr Pierce Medicines Stand Out
An ad touts Dr Pierce medicines as trustworthy beyond manufacturer claims. It lists renowned medical experts endorsing the formula in public knowledge and highlights Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female disorders, stressing transparency of ingredients and professional privacy for patients. It invites sick women to write for free consultation and to obtain health literature and the Common Sense Books.
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Pierre
Dr. Plorcu
Finlay Rillngwood
Bernst Medical College
Highy
Pierce
Addran
Force
Beuffalo
N.Y
Brant
Fala
Biareas
Butte Named Delegate Leader In State Convention Nomination
Delegates debated tour pricing and county nominations with Butte as the chosen site for the forthcoming state convention. With Anaconda exiting, Missoula and Helena figures faded, and Butte moved to unanimous support. The committee approved rules for delegate elections, including proxy and absentee voting, and set the agenda for selecting a congressional candidate, an associate justice, a central committee, and its chairman.
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Butte
Missoul
Aia
Kotte
Missoula
Herena
Anacoinda
Butte Witt
M. Martly
Deer Lodge
Clly
Minsonte
WS. M. Nell
Telen
Bickford
Congress
Supreme Couict
Alabama Primaries Report From North Districts Slow Counts
Birmingham news notes the Aug primary voting in North Alabama proceeds slowly as results come in from scattered districts. Early tallies show Coney Day leading for governor over Cunningham and Gray leading for lieutenant governor, with Weakley trailing. In the U S Senate race Joseph T. Johnston leads a field that includes Bankhead and Knox, with Bankhead close.
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Birmingham
Ann
Dhey
North
Alabama
Th. M. Cunningham
Fleury B. Gray
D. Weakley
Dlel
United States
Joseph FB
John A. Bankhead
John B. Knox
ALOe? Quint Now Reports Capitol Ruling on Passes
Guthrie Oklahoma reports a state Capitol dispatch from El Paso saying the 25th colored infantry is restricted by authorities after trouble at Drownville. Soldiers told to stay off Reno street without a pass. Camp quiet tonight.
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Guthrie
Okla
State
el Fteno
Aroenacilie
Tex
Drownrville
Reno
Ki Nene
Tau
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Sisters’ Hospital
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Sherif Tratem
Wetllny
Missouri
Superior
Offlee
Rey Besrovin
Migrtars Moslaua
Miers
Guerreras
Whel Antonovicis
Rilveg LY Diamond Fish
Finlandar
Gaught
Palma Onns
Randaly Hop
EQULE
Fsland
Phentice
Maghanimous
Theurgenta
Heave Pala
Junta
Ssia
S.S.S
Wales
SWIFT
Atlanta
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner
Mont
Bonner Yarde
Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Toole Avenue
Missoula, Ment
M. L. Gulden
Atadama Primates
Aly Quint
The
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Northrup, King & Co
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Puritan
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