Accomplices Steal An Entire Band Of Horses
A Great Falls dispatch reports two rough men stole a band of horses from R. M. Trafton near Malta, driving them westward. Cunningham, linked to the earlier train hold up, returned to Wagner for fresh mounts while officials organize pursuit. No descriptions available.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Great Northern
Malta
Cunningham
Wagner
Griffith
R. M. Trafton
Mr. Trafton
Outlaws Surrounded as Posse Chases Train Robbers
A Montana posse of Griffith Cane and other lawmen closed in on train robbers near Malta. Reports from Glasgow Harlem and Harlem indicate a horse theft of about a hundred head from R. M. Trafton near Malta, with pursuers heading toward the bad lands. Rumors swirl of a wider plot to mislead the chase, while the city marshals urge caution.
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Glasgow
Maita
Little Rockies
Griffith
Cane
Nt Cunningham
Harlem
Mont
R. M. Trafton
Malta
Robbers Forecast Heading for Hole-in-the-Wall Country
Malta July 6 report says no additional posses will be formed and the robbers are likely bound for Hole-in-the-Wall country amid uncertain pursuit.
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The
Standard
Malta
Constitution wins big in Newport race over Columbia
The Constitution defeats the Columbia by nine minutes on corrected time in the Newport Racing association’s 15 mile sprint. Independence underperforms in light winds, finishing far behind, with Constitution and Columbia praised for handling and strategy.
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Newport
R. L
Constitution
Independence
Columbia
Newport Racing Association
Herreehoff
Boston
Fugitives in Missouri River Bad Lands After Train Robbery
Sheriff Grimuth of Valley county and his under sheriff Richard Kane chase three men believed to be Harvey Curry Longabaugh and others. A Chateau county sheriff tried to muster 75 men but lacked horses. The trio may head toward Hole in the Wall Wyoming or remain in the bad lands along the Missouri for safety. Oscar Weldall identified horses as among those stolen near Sandusky last week. A Wagner area sheep herder provides additional local context.
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Grimuth
Valley County
Richard Kane
Havre
Chateau County
Missouri
Harvey Curry
Longabaugh
Wyoming
Oscar Weldall
Here
The
Standard
Sandusky
Wagner
Bank warns Great Northern robbery loss falls on express firm
Helena July 6 dispatch confirms 40000 in unsigned bank bills stolen in the Great Northern robbery were consigned to the National Bank of Montana. The comptroller notified the bank and the express company will cover the loss. The notes lack president and cashier signatures but may still circulate.
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Standard
Helena
Great Northern
National Bank of Montana
Robbery Case Linked to Sheep Herder and Missing Horses
Morning scene shows two horses involved in the incident and a sheepherder as a connected figure. No arrests yet as the employer of the sheepherder is away with the horses, affecting investigation and care of the case.
Bandit pursuit continues after Great Northern train hold up
Great Northern Express officials said they had no new advices from Montana as posse led by Sheriff Griffiths of Valley County kept chasing bandits who robbed a Great Northern flyer near Wagner Wednesday afternoon. If Curry brothers were behind the robbery, their prior experience with unsigned bank bills is noted. Courts previously favored innocent holders, affecting redemption of bills and a $40,000 batch to a Helena bank, a cost the express company may bear.
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St. Paul
Great Northern Express Company
Montana
Great Northern Flyer
Wagner
Griffiths
Valley County
Curry Brothers
Union Pacific
Portland
Ore
Helena Bank
Description of the Money referenced by Treasury officials
Treasury officials said their information indicated that the men involved continued on Page Eight.
Dr Clark Urges All to Greater Effort for Harmony
Dr Clark calls for united effort to promote harmony and unity across the community. The appeal stresses collective action and orderly progress under steady leadership.
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DR. Clark
International Christian Endeavor convention opens in Cincinnati
The 20th international Christian Endeavor convention began a five day session in Cincinnati with expected record attendance. Officers reported growth from 16 274 societies in 1891 to 61 147 by 1901 and nearly four million members, plus 16 000 junior and 1 285 intermediate societies. Public meetings and new officers were announced as the event opened amid mourning for a trustee and illness affecting others.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
International Christian Endeavor Society
United Society of Christian Endeavorers
Francis E. Clark
Christian Endeavor Society
John Willis Baer
Endeavor
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Italy
J. Wilbur Chapman
Indiana
B. Capen
Boston
C. B. McAfee
Dr. Babcock
William Shaw
John W. Baer
F. H. Kidder
Clarence E. Berman
Lancaster
R.craft
Clark
Samuel Fallows
Chicago
Louis C. Laylin
Columbus
Buckeye
Nash
McKinley
Canton
Willis Baer
International Society of C. E
Sanftes
Babcock
Miss Morrison Sentenced to Five Years for Manslaughter
Nidorade Kansas July 6 Jessie Morrison convicted of manslaughter in the second degree for the murder of Mrs Clara Wiley Castle on June 22 1900 was today sentenced to five years in the penitentiary in close confinement at hard labor. Miss Morrison took the sentence calmly.
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Nidorade
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Clara Wiley Castle
Miss Morrison
Baldwin's Arctic Trip Sets Sail for Tromsve Norway
Evelyn B. Baldwin, leader of the Baldwin Zeigler arctic expedition, begins the journey from Christiania on July 6 for Tromsve Norway. The voyage marks the start of an anticipated northern exploration.
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Baldwin
Christiania
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Baldwin-Zeigler
Tromsve
Norway
Mexican Customs Collections Reach June Estimates
Mexican Customs in City of Mexico reports June collections totaling $2,383,973, aligning with the finance department's estimates. This confirms budget projections for the period.
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Mexican Customs Collections
City of Mexico
Finance Department
Death of Prince von Hohenlohe Featured Ex-Chancellor
The former Imperial Chancellor Prince von Hohenlohe dies after illness. He was a leading statesman regarded as one of the century’s foremost figures. Funeral arrangements are not yet announced.
Prince von Hohenlohe Dies in Switzerland Former German Chancellor
Berlin reports the death of Prince von Hohenlohe at Ragats Switzerland. He left Berlin weeks ago in good health with evident weakness. Funeral plans point to Schillingfuerst Batavia. Emperor William may attend. The United States embassy notes his fair conduct toward Americans and cordial German American relations during his chancellorship. Memorials praise his conciliatory stance and memoirs reportedly defend his policy.
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Berlin
Prince von Hohenlohe
Ragats
Switzerland
Prince Hohenlohe
Germany
Hohenlohe
Schillingfuerst
Batavia
Chancellor von Buelow
William
Norway
Emperor William
Chlodwig
Schillingsfuerst
United States
Associated Press
Theodore RB. Runyan
Jackson
Runyan
Hoehenlohe
Lokal Anzeiger
Bold robbers blow open a bank vault
Three masked men attempted a bank robbery at Stroud State bank in Oklahoma. They entered an adjoining room where Amos Seaton and Barl Heath slept, tied and warned the pair, then blew the safe three times but failed to reach the vault. Heath and Seaton were relieved of some watches and money.
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Star
Stroud
Okla
Stroud State Bank
Amos Seaton
Barl Heath
Heath Seaton
Heath
Lim
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