Thunder storm sparks shocks strike Butte homes
A thundery afternoon in Butte featured lightning striking several houses and a fatal dog death at Tom Griffin’s 5% East Mercury home. Mrs Griffin and neighbor Er Dr Creighton suffered shocks. the Griffin engineer worked at Silver Bow mine No 1. The public library tower and St Patrick’s church chandelier also endured intense electrical display with windowpane damage and a burned platinum cell.
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Er. J. Creighton
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St. Patrick's Church
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Cattlemen Seek Delay in Opening Kiowa Comanche Lands
The cattlemen urge delaying the August 6 opening of Kiowa and Comanche reservation lands. Some 206000 head of cattle from Texas and Oklahoma ranges would be unsuited for market, risking hundreds of thousands in losses. A telegram to Secretary Hitchcock appeals for a 60 to 90 day postponement to market mature cattle. The note mentions Iver Lawson, Green, and Artie Bell in a separate motor parade.
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Great Falls Street Fair Opens Amid Wind Delays
Great Falls hosts a street fair with booths from local merchants and wide crowds. The harbour troupe performed for the first time this year and wind disrupted some acts, but officials expect a successful event with a Fourth of July atmosphere.
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Federal funds allotted for agricultural colleges reach cap
Treasury issues warrants totaling 1.2 million dollars for 45 states and two territories under the August 1900 act to endow and maintain agricultural and mechanical colleges. Each jurisdiction now receives a fixed annual grant, funded from public land sales, rising from initial minimums to 5,000 dollars at cap. Salem reports on-state court rulings in Umatilla Indian murder cases overturning prior verdicts and jurisdiction. Pendleton holds prisoners as Leipziger bank fallout leads to arrest of town chancellor Bodel.
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Painter Suffers Broken Leg in Opera House Barn Collapse
J L Atkins, a painter, was injured when the platform he stood on collapsed under him while working on the new barn behind the opera house. The incident occurred July 8 and left Atkins with a broken leg.
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Boer Commando Burns Murrayeburg Town in Cape Colony
Cape Town dispatch reports Scheeher's Boer commando entering Murrayeburg in the Cape Colony and burning public buildings and residences. The town was undefended.
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