Baron Rosen Silent on Politics Amid New York Arrival
Baron Rosen, newly appointed Russian ambassador and peace envoy, arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II with Baroness da Rosen and their 16 year old daughter Elizabeth. He refused to answer political questions for publication, saying he never talks politics for publication and any such statements are false. He lamented Secretary Hay’s death and recalled a 20 year friendship with him.
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Baron de Rosen
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bremen
Cherbourgt
Plymouth
da Rosen
Elizabeth
Hay
Washington
Russia
Little Eva Walker Found After Night Missing In Anaconda
Eva Walker nine year old adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Walker vanished after being sent to the Dooley home for chicken feed. She returned at 6 am dazed and uninjured, with physicians noting possible narcotic influence. A large neighborhood search followed as speculation grew.
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Eva Walker
Mrs
Frank Walker
Mystery of Missing Child Narrows After Daylight Return
The Walker family and many volunteers searched the western city for Eva after she vanished overnight. Mrs Catlin and daughter found her near Spruce Street, she appeared dazed with a possible trace of opiate. Doctors said she was physically well but could not recall her whereabouts last night.
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Spruce Street
Eva
Me Dooley
Mrs. Dooley
Dooley House
Los
Sixth Street
Walker
Innes Presents High Class Yet Sensational Marg-art Band
At the Margaret Tonight, Innes conducts a paradoxical program mixing Tschaikowsky with a vivid electric anvil chorus. The ensemble blends the finest symphonic style with striking novelty, aiming to offend none while delighting all, arguing true music lovers read a story in every piece.
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Innes
Pat Gilmore
Barney Bernard to Star In The Financier At Margaret Theater
Barney Bernard, famed stage comedian, appears Tuesday July 11 at the Margaret theater in a brief engagement. His vehicle this season is The Financier by H. D. Cottrell, featuring him as an old Hebrew merchant enjoying affluence and facing poverty with humor and rare moments of pathos. A New York cast supports the production for this city debut.
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Barney Bernard
Margaret Theater
Mr. Bernard
H. D. Cottrell
New York
Hats at Half Price in Anaconda Sale
McRae announces ladies and children hats at half price in this sale. The note details Vogel Labbe dissolution, Joseph W. Vogel purchasing Ed Labbe's interest, and that Vogel will handle all accounts payable and collections in Anaconda dated July 8, 1905.
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McRae
Anaconda, Mont
Vogel & Labbe
Anaconda
Joseph W. Vogel
Ed Labbe
Winners of Junior Salesmen Contest Named
Ella Gallagher of 406 Ash Street won first place with 1463.70 dollars. Earl Conley of 400 Maple Street took second with 788.15 dollars. McRae & Co. listed as the sponsor.
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Ella Gallagher
Ash Street
Earl Conley
Maple Street
McRae & Co
Count Cassini Bids Farewell to Washington in Kiss Greeting
Washington July 9 Count Cassini Russia's first ambassador to the United States lately after seven years in Washington left for New York en route to Europe and Madrid. He was bid farewell by nearly all diplomats and friends at the station including Baroness Mayor des Planches Italian Ambassador I Brun and Mr Gamboa.
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Washington
Count Cassini
Russia
United States
New York
Europe
Madrid
Mayor Des Planches
I. Brun
Mr. Gamboa
Amabassador Cassini
Baron de Rosen
Baron Mayor Des Planches
St. Petersburg
Not Guilty verdict in liquor house case
Mrs. Sarah A. Ayres of Chestnut faced trial on keeping girls at a place selling liquor. Before Judge Smith the case lasted several hours. After deliberation the jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Sarah A. Ayres
Smith
Price seeks withdrawal of charges over Holmes case
Washington July 9. T H Price of New York arrived in Washington and through his attorney asked Secretary Wilson to withdraw charges and implications in the Holmes case. Price published a signed Cheatham statement denying any link to the affair and detailing Cheatham's secret service inquiries in New York, which found no evidence connecting Price to the matter.
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Washington
T. H. Price
New York
Wilson
Price
Edward Holmes, Jr
Department of Agriculture
Richard Cheatham
Secret Service
Cheatham
Theodore Price
Mr. Cheatham
Mr. Price
Mr. Haas
Haas
Zealandia reports Nome fleet safe after storm at sea
The Zealandia reached Seattle from Nome stating all Nothe fleet steamers are safe after eight days of heavy weather. Several ships from Nome were bound for Solomon and St Michael, with cargo delays due to rough seas. The Zealandia carried 1,322,000 dollars in gold and tenants for Seattle and San Francisco, then sailed for San Francisco.
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Seattle
Wash
Nome
Zealandia
San Francisco
Nothe
Edith Syria
Tympico
Solomon
Olympia
St. Michael
St. David
Dutch Harbor
Elihu Thompson
Corwin
Dashing Wave
Alice McDonald
Jeanette
Learnhal
Manning
Mr. Taylor
The
Treasury
Skagway
Dawson
Michaels
Woman's Body Recovered From Lake Washington Mystery
The body of Mrs. Minnie Mitchell was found early this morning near the overturned boat that surfaced at Union Bay following a drowning on July 6. Gibson's body had not yet been recovered. James Harriott, fishing, made the discovery. Both Mrs Mitchell and Gibson were married and had rented a boat to explore Lake Washington.
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Seattle
Minnie Mitchell
H. F. H. Gibson
Lake Washington
James Harriott
Mitchell
Gibson
Union Bay
Honor His Memory Honors John Hay at NYC Synagogue
Jews packed the American Congregation on Riverton Street to honor former Secretary of State John Hay. Rabbi Radin led prayers while Congressman Goldfogle delivered remarks praising Hay for aiding oppressed Roumanian Jews, with resolutions calling him a great friend and lamenting the nation’s loss.
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New York
Riverton Street
John Hay
Radin
Goldfogle
Hay
Roumania
Christian Endeavor Workers At Church In Baltimore
Baltimore on July 9 reports a Christian Endeavor convention with sermons across 77 churches and 21 consecrations at night. A monster men’s meeting at Armory Hall saw 300 profess conversions led by Rev. Charles Stelzle and Rev. W E Biederwolf.
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Baltimore
Christian Endeavor
Armory Hall
Charles Stelzle
Chicago
W. E. Biederwolf
Monticello
Ind
Lyric
James I, Hill
Salem
Mass
Ellen M. Stone
Macedonia
Harlem Avenue
Philadelphia
Quiet unions decline as strikes disrupt New York labor
Albany reports through the quarterly bulletin that strikes injure labor groups. The rapid transit strike collapsed unions of over 4,000, glaziers and a 500 member union dissolved, Fulton glove makers turmoil spurred losses. From Oct 1904 to Apr 1905, 165 unions disappeared, 20 merged, 99 formed, total 2,149 with 374,262 members, down 17,414 since September. New York City shed 8,741 members, now 248,895.
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Albany
N. Y
Sherman
State Department of Labor
New York
Department
Glaziers
Fulton County
New York City
Thomson Arrives to Oversee Farfadel Refloating
Bizert Tunis July 9 M Thomson marine minister arrived to supervise the refloating of the submarine Farfadel which sank last Thursday morning at the entrance to the port of Sidi Abdellah.
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Bizert
Tunis
M. Thomson
Farfadel
Sidi Abdellah
Editorial association trio heads for Portland
Members of the Southern California Editorial association who have spent the last two days here left tonight for Portland.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Southern California Editorial Association
Ortland
Butte news almost scalped by a fall
Roy Sherlock, lineman for Butte Electric Light and Power, was severely cut after a fall from a stairway at the Little Joe block. He suffered two deep scalp wounds, one eight inches and another five inches, needing 28 stitches but no serious injury. He is confined at 315 West Quartz Street with family ties to local vaudeville performers.
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Roy Sherlock
Butte Electric Light and Power Company
West Quartz Street
Little Joe Block
West Park Street
Burglars Raid Mulholland Saloon For Booze Money
Robbers struck the Mulholland Brothers saloon at 119 East Granite overnight seizing a small cash stash three unopened whiskey cases and several cigars. George Driscoll aged 17 was jailed on complicity charges after being caught removing a liquor case. The entry is believed to have been gained via the Natatorium in the same building. The slot machine was tapped but contained no money. Propertors include Richard Mulholland brother of the police chief.
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Mulholland Bros
East
Granite Street
George Driscoll
Hennessy
Richard Mulholland
Fall from Copper King window gives Limecolly new chance
Fred Limecolly known as Fred Christie survived a 50 foot fall from a third story Copper King block window. Doctor George B. Owens calls his escape miraculous and hopeful though complications may arise. Limecolly rested quietly overnight and spoke briefly, unable to explain the fall.
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Fred Limecolly
Fred Christie
Copper King
George B. Owens
Limecolly
Quarrelled Couple Ends in Harsh Punishment
A Philadelphia Press brief notes a man expresses remorse after a domestic quarrel. He admits fault while his wife has reportedly returned to her mother. The item hints at severities implied by the altercation without graphic detail.
Alaska Exhibit at Portland Fair Arrives in Seattle
J. J. Underwood arrived from Nome with the Alaska exhibit for the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland. Valued over 50 000 dollars, the display features a 25 000 dollar brick and 10 000 dollars in nuggets from the Peterson cleanup on the Portland Beach claim. The collection showcases Alaska resources including tin coal copper talc free milling gold ores placer tin furs ivory flowers and birds.
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Seattle
J. J. Underwood
Nome
Alaska
Portland
Underwood
Alaskan
Fraud order against a St. Louis concern
Washington July 9 Postmaster General Cortelyou announced a fraud order against the People's United States Bank of St. Louis Mo its officers and agents and E C Lewis a publisher effective July 9 The action bars the company from the use of the mails after an investigation by the postal authorities The funds not borrowed by Lewis and his enterprises amount to about two thirds of the total remitted and are deposited in banks and will be available toward reimbursement of the stockholders upward of 65 000 The officers of the postal department will cooperate with Missouri state officials for the investors and depositors
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Washington
No More Gambling Licenses In Mexico City
Mexico City July 9 It is stated that no more gambling licenses will be issued after Aug 1 when all existing licenses will expire Governor Tands of the federal district announces that he is determined to extirpate gambling in this city.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Tands
Federal District
George Smith Arrested After Bozeman Capture
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Bozeman police captured George Smith, wanted in Missoula for stealing fountain pens, razors, pocket knives and watches from McHaffie Bros on July 5. Items matched description. some found at Crowley’s second hand store. Watches, knives and razors identified. fountain pens unaccounted. Police suspect a partner holds the remaining loot.
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Standard
Bozeman
Jack Robertson
George Smith
Missoula
McHaffie Bros
Crowley
Smith
International conference opens in Baden with protests
The Baden government barred foreign speakers at the conference arguing against German politics. Socialist leader Herr Bebel attacked Chancellor Prince von Buelow for censoring Jules Jaurès in Berlin. The session adjourned to Kreuzlingen, Switzerland.
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Constance
Grand Duchy of Baden
Baden
Herr Bebel
Reichstag
Prince von Buelow
Jaures
Chamber of Deputies
Berlin
Kreuzlingen
Grows More Pleasant Daily
Uncle Tom tells Jessie he is getting too old to play with the boys while Jessie admits the older they get the more he enjoys it. The exchange hints at a gentle, evolving relationship and a quiet domestic moment.
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Uncle Tom
Jessie
Tea Moneyback Policy Varied by Tea Type
The price and terms depend on the tea. A grocer may refund the money if the consumer is not satisfied. The policy is described as a moneyback guarantee related to the brand Whe Gchilling's Bast.
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Anaconda News
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Monarch
Cluet
Hawes
Imperial
Goodfriend Clothing Co
East Park Ave
Anaconda, Montana
the Margaret
State Medical Institute
Southwest Corner
Main
Clark’s Bank
West Broadway
Butte
Montana
Christian Endeavor Workers AT Church
Biederwolf
Labor Commissioner of
Butte News
Philadelphia Press
ST. Louis
City OF Mexico
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