Train crush ends Kamimota life in Missoula area
A Japanese section hand named Kamimota was struck by an extra freight engine near Ravalli station and died before reaching the hospital. Witnesses say the victim attempted to cross the track as the engine arrived. no inquest will be held and the body to be sent on to the city. The incident follows weeks of Milwaukee railroad talks and rising land values around Missoula as plans for a line extension proceed.
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Northern Pacific
Ravalli Station
Joe Brunket
Kamimota
J Apanene
Raval
Missoula Notes and Local Visitors Report
Misoula notes record J Rice of Wallace visiting. George B Gohn from Virginia City. Fritz Kroger of Philipsburg. Mrs W McC White of Butte. Miss Kruntiell of Hamilton. Carroll, McArthur, and Mrs McLaren from Butte. George Elliott to Aberdeen for a tinshop. W H Merriman from Northern Pac. C C Pollard in city on land affairs. Hiram Knowles to St Paul for National Harmacine meeting. Will Creighton at Florence hotel returned from East trip. K A Rollins to Ovanda for a month of hunting and fishing. Will and Fred Orton joining from Butte.
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J. Rice
Wallace
Tdahow
George B. Gohn
Virginia City
Fritz Kroger
Kroger Brewery
Philipsburg
W. McC. White
Butte
Mise Kruntiell
Hamilton
Misesoula
Thomas A. Carroll
R.A. McArthur
Willlans McLaren
Missoula
Orge Elliott
Aberdeen
Wash
W. H. Merriman
Hutte Saturda
Coeur d'Alene
Charles C. Pollard
Surveyors General
United States Land Affnees
Hiram Knowles
St. Paul
K. A
Rollins
Ovanda
Will
Fred Orton
Reagan Arrested Again After Securing Release
Missoula August 27 Frank Reagan, who stole an engine from the Northern Pacicne company about 10 days ago and made a wild ride down the mountain, is in custody on a charge of obstructing the Northern in yesterday. An attorney sought his release on habeas corpus before another complaint was filed. Reagan had left town after learning of a pending docket in the district court. He plans another hearing before Judge Philips tomorrow as the Northern Pac Ingle railway company remains the complainant.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Wits
Highing Avenue
Thil
Milwaukes
Seharmikoty
Alguine
Fetate
First National Bank
Frank Reagan
Norther Pacine Company
Ahese
Nto
Regis
Mixcowit
Aheritt
Rg Northern
Dustion
Reagan
Philipsburg
Will Reagan
Drummond
Bre
Local News Briefs From Missoula Aug 2
Missoula items report varied happenings. Dawson arrives from St Paul to visit his father Charles. Sherman comes from Butte planning several weeks in Missoula. Chamber of Commerce notes no meeting due to hot weather. executive committee to meet tomorrow. Funeral held for young Bates child. engineer father with Northern Pacific’s Rocky Mountain division noted. A. B. Hammond hosts luncheon for Missoula friends at the Florence Hotel.
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Missoula
Ag.d
Chamber of Commerce
St Sean
Mingoula
Charles Bates
Ite
Livingston
Rocky Mountain
Pasite
Miner killed by twenty story ore chute fall at Delock Diamond Mine
A second fatal mine accident near Butte was reported at the Diamond Mine. Phil Antonovich fell twenty floors down the ore chute around 4:30 PM while shoveling, dying of suffocation after his body was found ingoing off shift. Coroner Fagan and Deputy State Mine Inspector Orem will hold an inquest.
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Butte
Phil Antonovich
Frank
Antonovich
Antenovien
Omer
Fagan
Orem
Walsh
Sea Girt Rifle Shooting Opens Amid Rain and High Winds
The opening day of Sea Girt's big rifle tournament saw varied weather with heavy rain and strong south winds. The fourth regiment New Jersey National Guard won the Columbia trophy match, while company H won the company team match. Private Minervis hie led in the Columbia trophy with 188 points as others posted scores across a long, weather-impacted day.
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Bea Girt
Butte
National Guards of New Jersey
Teaten Wat
Company H
Massachusetts Regiment Frith
Minervishie
New Jersey
Maine
Maryland
Ohio
Washington
Co. Inia
District of Columbia
Indiana
West District of Columbia
Philadelphia
Montana
Guerrera supports arbitration with US mediation in Cuba
Guerrera in San Juan states he will not accept any compromise with the Cuban government but favors arbitration by properly accredited US representatives appointed by the President. He warns that his side will stay out indefinitely unless a new Cuban presidential election is held. He distrusts Palma government assurances.
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San Juan
Jose Lastlah Guerrera
Guerrera
United States
Roose
Cuba
Palma
Coroner Holds Inquest In Railroad Wreck Report
Great Falls Aug 2 the coroner conducted an inquest into yesterdays wreck on the Neihart branch. The jury found no cause of the accident after examining the train crew and two passengers. Crew testimony put speed at 18 to 22 miles per hour and no track or wheel fault found. Frank Ey Prewett will be buried in Chehalis Washington, William Brown to be buried there, funeral arrangements for Charles Shults pending.
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Great Falls
Neihart
Frank Ey Prewett
Che Hells
Tosmorrow
William. Brown
Charles Shults
Taylor's Water System Denounced by Villagers
Residents of Castype village, led by John Is, charge Taylor holds the waterworks without legal right and has occupied public places for years. They allege no water supply for irrigation or residents since spring. They warn a franchise denial may prompt others to seek one and challenge the plant's ownership. Commissioners have not acted yet.
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Great Falls
Cascate
John
Taylor
Sam
Ciarges
Efifacts
Tisteless
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Burglary and Assault Arrests Highlight City Crime Night
In dense alley darkness near New Semone, one burglar was captured with stolen fur coats and dresses. another thief exchanged fire with officers, then fled. Fred Dupont is jailed awaiting arraignment as Herman Anderson, badly wounded, is treated at St James hospital. A lumbering knife attack near East Park injures Anderson, who suspects his assailant. Elsewhere, a miner Pierce is rescued after a rock fall at St Lawrence mine, and burglars are thwarted at the Avalon Inn. Dillon Independents beat Taaho Falls in eleven innings by a score not disclosed.
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Police McGrath
Tietretive Metner Dy
Fred. Dupont
Herman Anderson
Minnie Healey
East Park
Derson
Parlin
Ames Hospital
Anderson
East Park Street
St Lawrence
Ty Otclock
San Pierce
Christopher Turner
St. James
North Main Street
Lands for Peasants Transfer Promises Crown Lands
St Petersburg August 2 The government begins agrarian reform by transferring 4 500 000 acres of crown appanage lands to the peasants through the Peasants Bank. The transfer follows the Stolypin era and the government seeks peasant support ahead of elections. Payment terms and future land transfers remain undecided with a larger 10 000,000 acre transfer announced for later.
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St. Petersburg
Lukase Wak
Associated Press
Peasants’ Bank
Ukase
Stolypin
Fa! de
Palma Declares No Compromise With Insurgents In Cuba
President Palma states there will be no compromise with the insurgents and insists on a firm restoration of peace. He argues revolutions require a program, praises government strength, and warns that negotiations would invite ongoing armed unrest across the country. He cites personal sacrifice and calls for stability to safeguard Cuba’s institutions.
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Palma
Alma
Grand juries return 68 count indictments against Standard Oil
Indictments allege rebates connected to Standard Oil Company. No railroad named in the documents. Judge Lehton presided in the United States circuit court as grand juries returned the indictments today.
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Aerete
Aisimente
Standard
Okt Company
Lethon
United States
Say-so best sale through druggists ad
An old advertisement promotes patent medicines and health cures. It touts Dr. Pierce B G products as remedies for female weakness and related ailments. The offer invites letters for free advice and health guidance, with instructions to send stamps for mailings and sample pages. It names vendors and locations in Cincinnati and New York.
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M. Dav
Cincinnati
Ohio
Grover Coc
New York
Haribo
Sunane
Lee Svery
de Jorce
Fetter
Adare
Br. Bierce
Butte Chosen At Democratic State Convention Nomination
Readable fragments show Butte selected for state convention delegates after Missoula withdrew and Helena followed to unanimous Butte choice. Delegates authorized to draft rules for delegations and proxy seating, with a plan to cast majority votes for absent members. Counts indicate races for lieutenant governor and supreme court remain tight across North Alabama districts.
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Ildelesca
Butte
Miesoula
Anaconda
Helena
Inatiow Tutte
Missoula
Butte Martin
I Ds
Hederstond
Hutte
Wis
J.S. M Netil
Catlid
Congress
Supreme Court
Twenty Fifth Colored Infantry Reaches Fare Heno Camp
A special state capitol dispatch from El Reno reports the Twenty-fifth colored Infantry arrived at Fare Heno from Brownsville, Texas per army orders in response to recent trouble. Troopers were denied passage at Brownsville. El Reno camp remains quiet tonight.
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Oka
State Capitol
el Reno
Brownsville
al Reno
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