Valley shows decrease in county assessments this year
Special Dispatch reports Montana counties Silver Bow Madison and Valley sent their returns to the state board of equalization. Silver Bow totals reach 88.6 million, down in solvent credits and cautious on sheep, while Madison rises to about 4.33 million with detailed real and personal property figures. Valley first to show a decrease, with real and personal property amounts listed and livestock valued per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Board of Equalization
Silver Bow
Madison
Valles
Madison County
A. B. Thurgood
Valley
Fitzhugh II Appointed in San Francisco
President Hays of the Southern Pacific announces the appointment of Fitzhugh II in San Francisco on July 9, signaling a leadership change within the railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh II
San Francisco
President Hays
The
Southern Pacific
Appointment of Fitshugh as assistant to the president
F. H. Fitshugh is hereby appointed assistant to the president with offices in San Francisco. The office was formerly held by H. B. Huntington. During C. T. Huntington's life the Southern Pacific management was in the hands of H. Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Fitshugh
San Francisco
H. B. Huntington
C. TI. Huntington
Paifie
H. Hungton
Investment Insurance Demand Grows With Longer Lifespans
A Special Dispatch to the Standard notes English and Scottish actuaries finding longer average lifespans after eight years studying 608000 people. The Mutual Life of New York cites deeper life-length increases from its own million lives data and reports rising demand for 5 percent gold bond investment policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
New York
England
Scotland
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
America
The
Mutual
Mutual Life
Japanese Win Control on Fraser River In Bloodless Night
Vancouver reports Japanese force dominates Fraser River fishing after a night clash with union fishermen. About 3,000 Japanese spent the night fishing. both sides patrol with armed boats. White and Indian patrols present, but Japanese remain undisputed masters. Today 400 Japanese boats fished, cannery work to begin tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Fraser River
Union
Hay Resumes Washington Duties After New Hampshire Trip
Secretary Hay returns to Washington from his New Hampshire home and goes to the state department for a private conference with Acting Secretary Hill and Assistant Secretary Adee. The Turkish minister Chekibbey and Ali Ferrough Bey call. Hay will handle ministerial functions as a courtesy while Ferrough Bey departs Europe. The matter is thought personal, and Hay may leave within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay
New Hampshire
State Department
Hill
Adee
Chekibbey
Ali Ferrough Bey
White House
Alf Ferrough Bey
Europe
Washington names many military appointments and consuls
In Washington on July 9, a long list of federal appointments is announced. It includes numerous colonels lieutenant colonels majors captains and staff ranks across infantry cavalry artillery engineers and navy transfers. It also notes two consuls abroad Pietro Cuneo in Turin Italy and the Chicago region consul at Crefeld Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. W. Bubb
John J. Connell
John W. Hannay
William A. Mann
Millard G. Waltz
Edwin F. Glenn
George RR. Cecil
John H. Peskine
Isaw Newell
George H. Shelton
Hershel Tupes
Celwin Hampton
Harry F Rothers
William B. Cochran
Alva P. Berry
Herbert A. White
Harry Cavenaugh
Nathan Kk. Averill
James DB. Houston
Engineer
George D. Powell
Samuel M. Kephart
Navy
Dawson Warren
Joseph Clemens
Timothy P.keefe
Robert Burne
Ralph &. Porter
Robert A. Patterson
J. D. Buck
George K. Gosman
Conrad FE. Koerper
John R. Allen
R. P. O'Connor
William Roberts
George P. Heard
Robert EF. Noble
James W. Vandusen
Roger Brooke
Wallace Dewitt
Albert K. Henderson
Robert M. Thornburg
Arthur M. Line
Paul S. Halloran
Robert M. Thorn
George M. Ekwurzel
Thomas R. Wallace
Iowa
United States
Crefeld
Germany
Pietro Cuneo
Ohio
Turin
Italy
Hollander Resigns as Porto Rico Treasurer
J. P. Hollander, treasurer of Porto Rico, left San Juan on the steamer San Juan for New York. He is reported to have resigned his post and may go to Manila to draft tax laws similar to those he prepared for Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollander
San Juan
J. P. Hollander
Porto Rico
New York
Manil
No Connection With It Count von Buelow Visit Denied
It is officially denied in St. Petersburg that any visit by Count von Buelow the German chancellor relates to anti American commercial negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Count von Buelow
Mexico City Presbytery Forms Independent Church
In Mexico City on July 9 a group of Presbyterians organized a independent church in Mexico separate from the two Presbyterian churches in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Father Clark Honored At Christian Endeavor Convention
Cincinnati July fourth day of the Christian Endeavor convention featured big meetings at Auditoriums Endeavor and Williston. Principal Booker T. Washington spoke on the power of a noble life. A silver loving cup was presented to Dr. Clark marking the 20th anniversary, with a memorial from educators clergy and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Conference of the
Christian Endeavor Society
Endeavor
Williston
J. Wilbur Chapman
George D. Purves
Charlies
Hall
New York
John Henry Barrows
Oberlin
Ohio
F. W. Gunsaulus
Chicago
Cameon B. Richardson
London
Ont
Auditorium Endeavor
Booker T. Washington
The
Colored Normal School
Tuskegeer
Ala
Allan B. Philpitt
Indianapolis
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Kan
Margaret Koch
Walkerville
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Board of Trustees
United Society
Clark
Grand Hotel
Henas
Christian Endeavor
Walnutville Congregational Church
Samuel B. Capen
Boston
United States
William Shaw
Porton
John Willis Baer
Zion Church
Nine Aboard Gasoline Launch Safe After Sea Run
A false alarm claimed the Chispa with nine aboard was lost at sea near Santa Barbara. All vessels later reached Santa Cruz Island harbor or returned. Ariel arrived damaged at Ladger Harbor, Bumblebee drifted to Ventura, while Chispa stayed with the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Cal
Santa Cruz Island
Chispa
Lkumblebee
Ariel
Santa Cruz Islands
Ladger Harbor
Ventura
Madden's Gun Wins Venus Stakes at Brighton Beach
At Brighton Beach New York on July 1 Madden's Gun ridden by Shaw won the Venus stakes of 3000 dollars with odds 1 to 1. Turner who rode Wax Taper in the last race was suspended pending investigation. First race Princeton Girl won with Amazon second and May W third. Zanzibar won the steeplechase, and Inshet topped the selling in seven furlongs. Countire won the Venus stakes in the fourth race with Disadvantage third. Loecker won the five and a half furlongs selling while Bedeck took the mile and a sixteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madden
Shaw
Brighton Beach
Turner
Wax Taper
Princeton Girl
Amazon
Zanzibar
Kophone
Orman
Bedeck
Ginul
Racing Results Reported for Mile and Half Mile Events
Bruno wins mile and 2% yards with Duryea second and Rice third in 1 44. Fourth race Six furlongs sees Four Leaf C. take victory with Hindo net second and J J T third in 1 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bruno
Peter Duryea
Rice
Four Leaf C
Hindonet
Washington Park Meet at Chicago Summary
At Washington Park Chicago on July 9 six furlongs Mliss Bennet wins first race Burnie Bunton second Likeness third in 1 1. Second race one mile Vulcain wins Trinity Bell second Brigade third 1411 5. Third race Drexel stake 2000 added one mile Jiminez wins Robert Waddell second Terminus third 1 41. Fourth race seven and a half furlongs Captain Gaines wins Nettie Degent second Thurles third 1 244. Fifth race six furlongs two year olds Sir Oliver wins Flora Pomona second Trimble third 1 14 2 5. Sixth race seven and a half furlongs selling Cambrian wins Scotch Plaid second Sam Lazarus third 1 35 2 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Chicago
Mliss Bennett
Burnie Bunton
Likeness
Vulcain
Trinity Bell
Brigade
Drexel
Jiminez
Robert Waddell
Terminus
Captain Gaines
Nettie Degent
Thurles
Sir Oliver
Flora Pomona
Trimble
Boston beats Pirates on four hits in Pittsburgh game
National League report from Pittsburgh notes Boston pitcher Phillipp kept the Pirates to four hits as Wild’s support faltered and errors racked up. Attendance 208. Umpire Nagsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Phillipp
Boston
Wild
Cincinnati Beats New York 5 4 In Ninth Inning Finish
Cincinnati escapes with a 5 4 win over New York as Phyle misplays in the ninth. Two walks an error and a single pull Cincinnati ahead. Attendance listed as 1 4. Batteries Crane Hergen Phyle Warner. Umpire Behle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Phyle
R. H
Cincinmatl Cherdecaceceses Cossessose BS BT
New York
Giibabde
P2sdutkos
Crane
Hergen
Warner
Behle
Baltimore Beats Washington in Extra Innings Clash
In a lively July game at Washington the Orioles pull ahead in the tenth on two doubles and an error. Attendance listed as 2,000 with Patten and Clarke pitching for Washington and McGinnity and Robinson for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Samkeape
Patten and Clarke
McGinnity and Robinson
Eserves
Chicago 17 Milwaukee 0 in homer game at Milwaukee
Garvin pitched well for Milwaukee until the sixth when Chicago struck for three hits and a walk. Hastings relieved and Chicago expanded the lead as Beere and others scored. Attendance figures and full box are unreadable, but the battering by Chicago showed a dominant performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee
Garvin
Hastings
Beere
Detroit Beats Cleveland as Hits Come When Needed
Cleveland failed at the plate while Detroit delivered when required. Attendance reads 1:70. Battery pairings listed Hart Siever and Buelow with Weyhing and Wood among players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Detroit
Hart, Siever and Buelow
R. H. E. Aiekekepeevesan
Weyhing and Wood
Postponed Boston Philadelphia Game Due to Rain
A Boston Philadelphia game scheduled for July 9 was postponed because of rain. No rescheduled date announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jenkins and Witmer to Vie for World Title in Ohio
Articles of agreement signed in Cleveland for a mixed wrestling match between Tom Jenkins of Cleveland and Charley Witmer of Cincinnati for the world championship. Date and location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leveland
Ohio
Tom Jenkins
Charley Witmer
Cincinnati
Whitney horses win stakes at Nottingham July meeting
London July 9 W C Whitney Shiboleth filly ridden by J Reiff won the Bing ham plate at the Nottingham July meeting today Whitney Holstein with J Reiff took the Rashford plate in the same meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
W. C. Whitney
J. Reiff
Nottingham
Whitney
Haley Cole Dead, Noted Western Horseman Dies in Milwaukee
Haley Cole aged 83 a renowned Western horseman died in Milwaukee Wisconsin today. Cole was widely known for his skill and contributions to horsemanship across the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Haley Cole
Visible Grain Supply Report From New York July 9
Special cable dispatch reports changes in grain availability. Wheat in the United States and Canada east of the Rockies fell 1,498,000 bushels afloat for Europe down 2,200,66 bushels. Total supply declined 4,398,60 bushels. Corn east of the Rockies dropped 455,000 bushels. Oats east of the Rockies decreased 1,905,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreets
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Delmar Park Race Summary
In St Louis at Delmar Park the first race over four and a half furlongs saw Captain Foraker win with Anna El Not t second and Lady Brockway third in 1 57. Prima lil and Hungarian placed in the seven furlong selling. Satin Coat captured the nine furlong selling with Ben Boy second and Great Pride third. Jenny Belle won the four and a half furlongs selling followed by Sweet Dream. Time figures include 1 22 for the fourth race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Delmar Park
Captain Foraker
Anna el- Nott
Lady Brockway
Prima Lil
Tobe Paine
Satin Coat
Ben Boy
Great Pride
Liddy
Jenny Belle
Sweet Dream
Echodale
General Sickles Seriously Ill at Pleasantville Home
Gen Daniel E Sickles is seriously ill in Pleasantville New York at the home of Daniel P Hayes. He went there on the Fourth of July to make an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Sickles
New York
Daniel E. Sickles
Pleasantville
X. C
Daniel P. Hayes
Private F. E. Pease Killed by Lightning in Cavite
A cable message reports Private F. E. Pease of the U. S. Marine Corps was struck by lightning at Cavite on the 7th and instantly killed. The notification came from Washington on July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F. E. Pease
Cavite
King Edward to Visit Hamburg in July
The Lokal Anzeiger from Hamburg reports an official announcement that King Edward will arrive in Hamburg on July 20. The notice confirms the royal visit to Germany with events centered in Berlin and Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Hamburg
Ays
Hkdward
Big Timber Market Open in Billings Wool Sale
The Dillon Big Timber market report shows the wool market beginning with two buyers and two clips. Samuel Sanderson’s clip of about 12,000 pounds sold for 12.5 cents to Dewey Gould & Co. The other clip failed to meet bids. More buyers are expected Friday and Saturday as growers consider selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sanderson
Dewey, Gould & Co
Dillon Wool Market Sees Limited Interest Before Buyers Arrive
Special dispatch from Dillon notes a quiet wool market until three buyers appeared. Prices offered ranged 11 to 12 cents per pound with few flock masters selling. Hample bought 65 000 pounds at about 13 ½ cents, Lauterbach sold 60 000 pounds privately to Hample, other sellers include Morse, Schultz, and Gilbert. County clip may top 1 250 000 pounds. fleece quality improved though weight per head fell, total county sheep numbers rising to about 200 000 more than 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Dillon
Murray
J. E. Hample
Boston
Mr. Hample
Max Lauterbach
J. FE. Morse
Ernest Selway
J. H. Gillbert
Ed Schultz
Three Clips Sold at Great Falls Wool Exchange
In Great Falls this morning only three wool clips were offered, selling from 12.5 to 13 cents. J. K. Stauffer of Cut Bank led with 41 sacks about 12,000 pounds sold to Jeremiah Williams & Co at 12.5 cents. Philip Yunck of Cut Bank sold to the same firm at 12.5 cents, once sharing the band with Stauffer. Strain Bros. and J. Kosh land & Co. secured about 12,000 pounds via T. S. Barraclough at 12.5 cents after a coin toss among Barraclough Peters Livingston and Dupee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
J. Koshland & Co
Barraclough
Peters
Livingston
Dupee
Wool sales reported in Billingsvol July 9
The Billings wool market lists multiple buyers and consignors. W F Strait Round Up sold 11 000 pounds at 12 1 2 cents to Nichols Dupee Co H W Ostrander Muesershell sold 15 000 pounds at 12 1 2 cents to Nichols Dupee Co F A Gilmore Meeteers sold 37 0 pounds at 12 cents to Jeremiah Williams Co and Yegan Bros another 8 000 pounds at 11 1 2 cents to same buyers William Gibson Basin City Wyoming sold 40 000 pounds at 11 1 2 cents to Jeremiah Williams Co J W Cole Park City sold 18 000 pounds at 11 1 2 cents to Jeremiah Williams Co J H Rust Park City 18 000 pounds at 12 cents to Hecht Liebman Co C O Gruwell Billings 12 000 pounds at 11 1 2 cents to Dewey Gould Co Shermanp Jenner Livingston 23 000 pounds at 13 cents to Dewey Gould Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
W. F. Strait
Nichole, Dupee & Co
H. W
William Gibson
Basin City
Wyo
Wyoming
Jeremiah Williams
J. W. Cole
Park City
Jeremiah Williams & Co
J. H. Rust
Hecht, Liebman & Co
C. O. Gruwell
Dewey, Gould & Co
Shermanp & Jenner
Livingston
Wool Prices Steady as Boston Trade Improves
Boston wool dealers report firmer prices across grades due to manufacturing demand rather than speculation. Territory wools lead sales with Montana fine medium and fine scoured at 40 42c and staple at 44 45c. Combing superfine Australian scoured prices run 71 72, good 68 70, average 65 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Territory
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Wool auction sales in London see strong competition
In London on July 9 the wool sale offered 14 613 bales with a superior selection and active competition. The continent was a strong buyer and Americans bought several parcels of suitable grades. Superior merinos and cross breds were scarce and firm, scoureds sold readily, and Tasmanian greasies were well supplied and commanded top prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Continent
Parole Board Delays Action on Younger Brothers Petition
The pardon board in St. Paul Minnesota again defers final action on the petition for the parole of Cole and James Younger until Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Cole
James Younger
Steamer Deimar Strikes Reef Near Black Head Cove
The British steamer Deimar struck a reef in Black Head cove near St. John’s Newfoundland after a collision with unknown cause yesterday. Salvage operations were begun as crew and authorities assess damage and possible casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
N. F
Deimar
Black Head Cove
Wreck Sinks After Night Listed in Newfoundland Coast
A vessel ran aground and sank off the eastern coast of Newfoundland after listing in heavy fog. The ship wrecked during the night and the crew abandoned the vessel at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renews
Newfoundland
Atchison Railway Postpones Reduced Rates
Chairman Roswell Miller of the St Paul railway says western offices report the Atchison railway has postponed the reduced rates set to begin July 15. The delay follows a Chicago conference of railway presidents. Miller hopes for a quick settlement and restoration of old conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Evening Post
Roswell Miller
St. Paul
Western
Atchison Railway
Miller
Chicago
Forsyth Fire Injures Many at Occidental Hotel
July 9 Forsyth Montana many people injured after hotel blaze. Victims include Albert Smith Carl Secoeder Carl Secroeder Salone Stephen Bolen Gus Ahlgren John Faleri John Noell W 8S Myers Fred Noeu and Aherick with burns and fractures. Fire suspected incendiary possibly linked to July 4 murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Forsyth
Mont
Occidental Hotel
Albert Smith
Carl Secoeder
Carl Secroeder
Stephen Bolen
Gus Ahlgren
John Faleri
John Noell
Myers
Fred Noeu
Aherick
Ambassador White to Resign His Place
Berlin July 9. The United States ambassador Andrew D White plans to resign next year upon reaching age 70. The move was decided before the news of his son Frederick D White’s suicide reached him. the death appears to seal the decision. White stays at Sassnitz, Ruegen, while Mrs White withholds the news to avoid shock. Telegraphs of sympathy arrive from Berlin, including from Baron von Richthofen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Andrew D. White
Associated Press
Mr. White
White
Sassnitz
Ruegen
Horace White
Syracuse
Jackson
Frederick D. White
F. D. White
Ambassador White
How White Died
Syracuse reports Frederick D. White died by his own action in a suicide linked to neurasthenia. Coroner Matthews details indicate White placed a rifle in the bathroom and, using his right toe to trigger a 44 caliber shot through his brain, the bullet exited the head amid brain matter splattered nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Matthews
Frederick D. White
Rioting in Seville Ends in Cavalry Dispersal
In Seville Spain today a street clash between workmen and gendarmes led to the arrest of a worker after groups refused to disperse. Cobblestones were hurled injuring five gendarmes as shots were fired wounding several. Women joined the disturbance and the prefect was stoned before cavalry dispersed the riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Spain
Aged Lumberman Charged With Murder in Wallen Child Death
Charles Dunn, an elderly wealthy lumberman of Fort Wayne Indiana, was arrested on a murder warrant for choking 10 year old Alice Cothrell found in a cistern beneath his Wallen residence six miles west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles Dunn
Alice Cothrell
Dunn
Wallen
Morgan Denies Plan For International Bank
New York July 9 a J P Morgan representative denied Paris reports that Morgan Rockefeller interests contemplated creating an international bank in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Paris
Morgan-Rockefeller
American Danish group plans direct Copenhagen Chicago steamship
Copenhagen July 9 American and Danish capitalists propose a direct steamship line from Copenhagen and Christiana to Chicago American capital will be largely interested in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Christiana
Chicago
Duel Ends With Fatal Shot In Santa Fe Saloon
Harry Daly and Julian Arias argued over cards in J. F. Lacome's saloon in Santa Fe. Daly was fatally wounded and died hours later. Arias was killed in the duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
Harry Daly
Julian Arias
J. F. Lacome
Arias
Daly
Murderer of Women Confesses in Denver Slaying Case
A farm hand Christian Jensen confesses to murdering Mrs. Armenia A. Bullis on a rural road near Denver and is suspected of involvement in a savage assault on 14 year old Jessie Kinport. Police doubt he attacked Kinport though some evidence suggests possible link. Kinport survived with abdominal injuries while Bullis was stabbed to death. robbery not the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Armenia A. Bullis
Jessie Kinport
Christian Jensen
Thousands to Attend Epworth League Convention in San Francisco
Thousands of Epworth League delegates will gather in San Francisco with arrivals from Decatur Illinois and other cities. By Saturday night an estimated 5 000 leaguers will be in the city as Denver Rio Grande reports 21 special trains totaling 115 cars through the next five days. Extra dining rooms are set at Reno and other points as preparations continue. The convention begins the 18th with a mammoth concert on the 16th and prayer services on the 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Vane Guard
Decatur
Denver & Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
Denver
Reno
A British Deserter Arrest in Kansas City
Alfred Thomas Gamage a soldier in the British army formerly stationed in Scotland is under arrest in Kansas City on a charge of stealing 500 from the crown. He used the alias Sidney Thomas of Hamilton England and surrendered to British vice consul Frank S Young who reported the confession. Gamage said love disappointment led to his desertion and he wishes to make reparation as United States Commissioner Nuckols ordered him held until extractive papers from England arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Alfred Thomas Gamage
Scotland
Gamage
Sidney Thomas
Hamilton
Lancashire
England
Frank 8. Young
America
United States
Nuckols
Pleads Guilty to Bad Check in New York
Edward Martin former U S army lieutenant pleaded guilty before Recorder Goff to passing a $45 bad check on Gorham Manufacturing. He was recently dismissed from the army for irregularities in canteen accounts and will be sentenced Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Martin
United States Army
Goff
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Martin
Army
Double Tragedy In Nevada Virginia Woman Fights Killing Spree
Mrs. Dan McQuarrie attacked her daughter with a penknife during a fit of temporary insanity and then attempted self harm. Both victims remain alive but the outcome is doubtful. Local authorities report the incident occurred in Nevada Virginia Nev. on July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Nev
Dan McQuarrie
McKinley Couple Enjoy Drive After Official Work
Canton Ohio July 9 President and Mrs McKinley left the official work session in good health and spirits and took a drive together with Mrs McKinley accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
McKinley
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Cnicabo
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Lorton
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Dillon Market
London Wool Auctions
Atchison
Grint
Morgan
Kremorseful
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Butte
Schatzlein Paint Company
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