President Loubet Visited Britain as France’s Guest
President Loubet arrived in London as the first French head of state to be hosted by the British court. He was welcomed by King Edward and the Prince of Wales, toured Buckingham and Marlborough houses, and attended a state banquet with royal family and ministers. The visit underscored Franco British friendship and the aim of closer ties for peace.
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Summer term opens with murder trials and land reports
The Livingston district court's summer term opens with Zidmair facing murder charges for the George Reider killing on Trail Creek. Other cases include Raccoon and Stanfield on murder charges tied to a saloon shooting, and Marks pleading guilty to altering brands. The civil docket notes 5,898,259 acres open to desert entry and 4,913,243 acres in forest and Indian reserves, with total district land at 21,664,285 acres and 11 months' receipts totaling $164,020.88.
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Toda
Zidmair
Yidmair
George Reider
Trail Creek
Stark
John Racoon
John Stanfield
Aldridge
Frank Chiplock
Leon Marks
Francis Bros
Shields River
Marks
Fergus County
Sam Moore
RR. D. Hoff
Fall Creek
Moore
Hoff Ranch
Hoff
Nho District
City files suit to quiet title on Billings town lots
The city of Billings sues the Minnesota Montana Land Company to quiet title to hundreds of town lots. The dispute centers on a drainage tax of 1497. the city won in the U S Court of Appeals but the defendant has not paid about 815,000. Delinquent lots were sold by the county treasurer and the city bid them in. Lawyers J D Matheson and W M Johnson represent the city.
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Billings
Minnesota
Montana Land Company
Jota
United States Court of Appeals
J. D. Matheson
W. M. Johnson
Two Alleged Horse Thieves Arrested in Bozeman
Police nab Roy Lambert alias Jack Holmes and Oscar Hayden after a pursuit that yielded several horses believed stolen. Hayden has Bozeman ties but has been away for over a month. Rewards are offered for both suspects in Gallatin and Fergus counties.
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Bozeman
Robinson
Gallatin County
Fergus County
Leagher
Roy Lambert
Jack Holmes
Oscar Hayden
Hayden
Here
Box car thieves arrested in Kalispell
Two more box car thieves, J. T. Dwyer and C. W. Cramer, were arrested after breaking into a Great Northern box car and stealing 7 bottles of beer. At a preliminary hearing they were fined seven dollars each plus costs, and money was raised from loans to avoid jail.
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Kalispell
J. T. Dwyer
C. W. Cramer
Ireat Northern
Great Northern
Fire destroys Bozeman creamery on Grand Avenue
In Bozeman on July 6 a new creamery built by Daniel Biever at the north end of Grand Avenue burned around 2 am. The origin is unknown. Loss estimated at 82.0 with 1900 insurance. a new building will be erected.
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Bozeman
Daniel Biever
Grand Avenue
Brewer
Great Honor Shown American Squadron at Portsmouth Visit
Rear Admiral Cotton's squadron arrives amid British preparations in Portsmouth. The Kearsarge, San Francisco, and Chicago dock at Spithead after heavy weather, with welcomes planned and official calls between Lord Beresford, Admiral Milne, and Cotton. The visit includes dinners, a state ball at Buckingham, and a closing Portsmouth ball on July 13 with further receptions aboard the Kearsarge on July 4.
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Kearsarge
Assault in First Degree Leads to District Court Information
County Attorney Berry files an information in district court against M. A Van Cleave Evans ranchman for shooting Henry Holmes during a quarrel about a month ago at a neighbor's ranch. The renault in the first degree carries five to ten years. Bail was posted in Justice Bafford's court and Van Cleave lives at his ranch awaiting arraignment likely in a few days.
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Great Falls
Berry
M. A van Clesve
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Henry Holmes
Renault
van Cleave
Justice Bafford
J. W. Preeman
Great Falls Land District Reports Acreage for Year
The Great Falls land district recorded 325 523 acres of land filing and 199 596 acres proved within the year ending June. The annual report, compiled at the land office, covers 11 months and includes other notable data.
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Great Falls
Land Office
National Education Association Opens in Boston
The opening of the forty second annual convention amid large turnout with over twelve to fifteen thousand teachers registered. National council session described as the senate of the association led by president William Harper of Chicago. Indian education department session held with speakers including A W Jones commissioner of Kansas and John Benedict superintendent of Muskogee Oklahoma Territory.
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National Education Association
Association
National Council
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Chicago
Department of Indian Education
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Kansas
John Benedict
Muskogee, I. T
Young Starks Said to Have Started Trouble
Steelville Missouri July 6. In a street fight that left Robert Starks dead and Sheriff Taff badly wounded several others were hurt. Henry Starks, son of Robert, died after being shot in the abdomen by a posse member during the arrest attempt. Coroner's inquest found the young Starks instigated the clash. Sheriff Taff remains in critical condition.
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Steelville
Robert Starks
Taff
Henry Starks
Young Starks
Jack the Strangler Case Shocks Denver Parish
Mabel Brown aged 20 was found dead in her home at 1931 Mark Street with hands bound and evidence of strangulation. No clue to the murderer. The details resemble earlier strangling murders in the same neighborhood.
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Denver
Mabel Brown
Mark Street
Newbro's Herpicide Proclaimed Best Dandruff Cure
Mention of dandruff caused by a germ that dries the scalp and causes hair loss. Claims quinine capsicum alcohol ineffective. Promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only scientific preparation to cure dandruff prevent hair loss and baldness. Sells through druggists with a 10 cent stamp sample offer from The Herpicide Co Detroit.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Montana Items of Interest Across the State
A wire between Glendive and Dickinson signals heavy traffic from a temporary dispatchers’ shortage. Whitefish Lake area work continues with wintering plans and townsite clearances. Dr. A C True visits Bozeman for staff review at the experiment station. Mrs. Ward Faulkner heads to Tateville Ky after a telegraphed family emergency. Middle Creek water rights noted by the People’s Electric Light and Power Co. Flathead property assessments rise beyond expectations. 750 horses moved from Mullendue to Glendive, wool clip sale to Dewey Gould Co of Boston promising high prices. Helena angler Cliff Hewes lands a four and a half pound Yellowstone trout. Sheriff O’Vonnell inspects Montana Central stock in Marysville for transport to Canada. Big Hole hay crop expected to yield 100000 tons. Forsyth celebrates July 4 with Nosebud county in town. Crow band performs. Justice Milburn delivers oration. Great Falls wool market opens with cautious prices. Chinge Que, life sentence, to penitentiary next week. Orville Boyer injured by a broncho on Willow Creek. Helena’s new union depot nearing completion with old station to be removed for grounds, trees.
Sheep Shipments From Pryor Creek Reported
Billings July 4 C M Bair and Win Kea drove to Pryor Creek today to load 2 cars of sheep bought by the Rea Bros Sheep company. One car will carry the shipment, leaving 1 car remaining after today. The initial 20 cars moved east two weeks ago. The sheep are in fine condition and will go directly to the market.
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Billings
C. M. Bair
Win Kea
Pryor Creek
Wheeler Visits President at Sagamore Hill Today
Gen Joe Wheeler and President Roosevelt shared lunch today as Secretary Hay, visiting Newport, planned to join at Sagamore Hill within days. The two leaders discussed responding to a Jewish petition about the Kishinev massacre.
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Oyster Bay
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Hay
Newport
Sagamore Hill
Richlner
Tien
Roosevelt
Heavy Wool Sales At Dillon Reported
Dillon July 46 wool sales were made today from Belway & Anderson at 11 cents for 200 pounds, Thorpe Livestock Co. at 10 cents for 200 pounds, and Charles O Herbert of Philadelphia at 14 cents for associated lots with tag reductions. Four clips were bid sealed and all offers rejected.
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Dillon
Belway & Anderson
Behillard, Smith & Co
Miladelphia
Thorpe Livestock Company
William Smith
Charles O Herbert
Philadelphia
Train disaster near Sausalito kills engineer and injures fireman
A double header passenger train on the North Shore route from Sausalito to Millerton derailed after a herd of cattle on the track. Engineer Pred Hamilton was killed and fireman Grace was injured. The firemen of the second locomotive and the passengers were not hurt.
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Pireless
Millerton
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Police arrest J. R. Clayton on telegraphic warrant
At noon today the police arrested J. R. Clayton on tele graphic communication from North Yakima Washington where it is stated he is Wanted for obtaining a large sum of money under false pretenses He will be held for Washington officers.
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Billimes
J. R. Clayton
Yakima
Wash
Washington
West Plaits man acquitted in June murder case
Robert Grosse of West Plaits was acquitted today of the murder of John Newberry on June 1. He told the sheriff at arrest that Newberry was killed by two men. The trial record did not support his two killer claim.
Bridge Collapses Into Nolan's Fork. 50 Plunge Into Water
A Mountain City message reports the Nolan's fork bridge near Richmond Indiana collapsed this morning sending about 50 people into the water. Luther Hethel was fatally hurt while others escaped with minor injuries.
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Ind
Mountain City
Nolan's Fork
Luther Hethel
Notorious Prisoner Makes Daring Jail Escape
William Rudolph of Union Missouri escaped from the St Louis city jail after being shaved and during a prison yard fight. He climbed three flights, swung from a girder to the skylight, crawled onto the roof, slid down an electric wire, broke free 60 feet above ground, and fled to the street.
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William Rudolph
Union
Schumacher
JudolIph
Rudolph
Sheriff Dawson
Rain in Eastern Montana Lifts Stockmen Spirits
Billings reports no rain since Friday night but a 48 hour downpour earlier drenched the region between the Yellowstone and Musselshell rivers. Streams and springs are full, grass is coming on the ranges, and stockmen feel renewed confidence in feed prospects across eastern Montana.
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Yellowstone
Musselshell
Slain Lambs Reported After Rainy Pre Fourth Weather
Fort Benton reports indicate small losses of lambs and sheep that were recently shorn due to three days of rain before the Fourth. The weather remains cool with a forecast of more rain.
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Fort Benton
Glendive Weather Sparks Crop Optimism After Storms
Reports from Glendive note a county wide set of storms last week with heavy hail in the lower valley causing minor crop damage. Warm post rain weather boosts crop prospects and hay confidence as grain looks plentiful.
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Glendive
Hall
Crop prospects improve in Park county as drought lingers
In Irvingston on July 6, farmers report recent rains benefited crops up to last Friday while no rain has fallen since. Park county crops are described as never better, though more warm days are needed for bay and barley. Range conditions are noted as the poorest in a decade.
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Irvingston
Park County
Beneficial Storm for Montana Crops and Range
Bozeman notes say recent two day storm benefits grain and range. A A Brandley and O F D. Davidsonson endorse the spill, while G Davidson adds that sunshine afterward would help. The rain slows alfalfa cutting but is not cause for alarm.
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Bozeman
A. A. Brandley
O. F. DD. Davidson
G. Davidson
Mile City Weather Pushes Toward Dry Summer Outlook
After two weeks of storms, Miles City reports three days of fair warm weather. Rain amounts meet current needs, though earlier rainfall would have boosted forage. The range has improved and winter feed is now assured.
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Miles City
Spaulding Believed Insane After Cascade Shooting
Special Dispatch reports Charles Spaulding, principal in the Cascade shooting, at Columbus hospital. His wounds heal slowly and his mental state worsens as he refuses to eat, is fed via stomach pump, and kept in a straitjacket while growing stronger daily.
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Charles Spaulding
Cascade
Columbus Hospital
Colorado Solons to Convene Extra Session
Denver July 6 lawmakers issued a call for an extra session of the legislature to meet in July to pass a new general appropriation bill funding state institutions. The prior session passed appropriation was declared illegally passed by the courts.
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