Precautionary Smallpox Vaccination Order Issued
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena dated July 4 reports a state board of health order requiring vaccination for all schoolhouse employees and pupils statewide. Prosecution will follow noncompliance. Bozeman has recent smallpox cases but local authorities will handle the situation. The board also orders Miles City to install a sewage farm and directs other towns without farms to do so to prevent stream contamination.
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Helena
State Board of Health
Bozeman
State Board
Miles City
Heirs to Small Fortune In Doubtful Location
Special Correspondence reports George W Perkins died in Pasadena California. His will names executors Hugh L MecCaleb and George Banks of Dillon Montana. The estate valued at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars is divided among five children whose whereabouts are unknown. The body to be sent to Dillon for funeral at the Masonic temple with Dr A B Martin preaching.
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The
Standard
Dillon
R. R. Rathbone
Masonic Lodge
Pasadena
Cal
George W. Perkins
Masonic
California
Perkins
Hugh L. MecCaleb
George Banks
Butte
Estella Perkins-Kelly
Mary Perkins
George, Jr
Arthur
Harry Perkins
Battle for Democratic Party Chairmanship Heats Up
Denver July 4. The race for the Democratic National Committee chairmanship centers on two frontrunners, D. J. Campau of Detroit and Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland. Campau, longtime executive committee member, faces Michigan opposition over his continued national committee membership, while Johnson’s supporters push hard to win the coveted post. The Utah delegation is the only fully organized unit so far.
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Denver
Democratic National Committee
Utah
D. J. Campau
Detroit
Campau
Michigan
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Fighting in Paraguay Our Minister in Danger
Buenos Ayres reports from Formosa say that there has been fighting in Paraguay and that the minister is in danger. Details are sparse but the situation remains tense and uncertain. The private advices indicate significant unrest in the northeastern area of Argentina and potential spillover effects.
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Paraguay
Buenos Ayres
Formosa
Argentina
Revolt Report From Asuncion Claims Heavy Casualties
Sanguinary fighting floods the streets of Asuncion as a revolution unfolds in the Paraguayan capital. Hundreds are reported killed or wounded while Edward C. O'Brien, the U.S. minister to Paraguay and Uruguay, and Henry Bowsley Jr., secretary of the legation, are present in the city.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Edwardc. O'Brien
United States
Uruguay
Henry Bowsley, Jr
Legation
President approves court martial finding on Osborne
Oyster Bay July 4 report states the president signed off on the court martial verdict that Lieut Commander Robert H. Osborne U S N is dismissed from the service.
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Oyster Bay
Robert H. Osborne
Fireworks Factory Wrecked in Island Explosion
Bridgeport Connecticut July 4 A fire works factory on Steeplechase Island was wrecked by an explosion of stored materials. No one was injured.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Steeplechase Island
Notre Jel
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