Wool sales and Knights of Pythias installation at Great Falls
Great Falls reports a Knights of Pythias installation at the Pythian temple with District Deputy BE A Ford presiding and a post ceremony banquet. The event included multiple lodge officers from Ivanhoe Oswero Camon Silver Bow and copper king groups with speeches by Carlo Galiger and Dr Hammond. In wool market news several small clips sold for 4 to 18 cents per pound with 287 sacks totaling about 35,400 pounds.
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Butte
Pythian Temple
Main Street
A. Ford
George Palmer
Samuel Mayer
Carlo Galiger
Montana
George M. Borquin
J. S. Hammond
Ivanhoe Lodgee
Daniel Yancey
A. Todd
Parker Rand
J. R. Anderson
John H. George
S&s
Charles Thomas
John EB. Wheeler
Frank Pratt
Henry Walters
W. P. Bradley
Allen Giberson
Camon Lodge
J. W. Jaquette
H. L. Maury
Guy C. Candy
J. H. Dougherty
Louis Harris
Fred Cobb
BE. A. Honor
BE. J. Muller
R. Thomas
M. Brodick
H. R. Cohen
A. Johnson
Ernest Trask
George FE. Palmer
Joes, Jr
W. H. Steele
David Maule
Hugh Johnson
J. «. Pinkerton
Clem Vogel
Standard
Great Falls
Milton Lewis
J. Koshman & Co
W. B. Shiell
Arthur Dupee
Nichols, Dupee & Co
C. H W. Perrine
Barraclough
R. Goeddertz
Dupee
W. G. Davis
F. W. Thayer
Whitman, Farnsworth & Thayer
W. HH. Simmes
Walker & Anderson
BK. B. Ellis
Milgan
Wool sales and bids in Northern Pennsylvania markets described
The article reports on wool auctions led by W. Elliott Williams Co and others, noting large lots and record bids. Prices range around 125 to 151-2 cents per pound, with several buyers and consignors named. Weather and poor conditions affect wool shown, yet activity remains active despite delays.
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Falmer
Livingston
J. Adams & Co
Haynes
Merritt
J. Willams & Co
Imond Gaines
Musnds
Nichols, Dupeeenta
J. W. Sakett
J. Koshland
J. H. Martin
and Brown & Adams
Gebo
Tracey Returns to Butte Amid Murder Allegations
Sheriff Furey brought Eugene Tracey from Mandan on a charge of complicity in the murder of Thomas Baggs by James Cusick. Tracey admits knowing Cusick but denies knowing Baggs and claims he did not point out Baggs. He says he was with the Wild West show and did not intend to avoid arrest.
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Furey
Mandan
Eugene Tracey
Thomas Baggs
James Cusick
Tracey
Cusick
Baggs
Butte
Stay Orders Halt State v George A McDonald Case
Supreme court issued stays halting proceedings in the state case against George A McDonald who was convicted and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for horse stealing. He was taken to the penitentiary after the court refused bail.
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Supreme Court
George A. McDonald
McDonald
Watchman Whiteside Cleared in Assault Hearing
A. J. Whiteside night watchman for the Minnie Healey mine faced a second degree assault charge in Justice Ol sen s court after allegedly striking J. W. Fitzgerald. The hearing ended with the defendant dismissed as the evidence was not sufficient.
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A. J. Whiteside
Minnie Healey
Justice of the Peace Olsen
J. W. Fitzgerald
Enis Taken to Helena for Forgery Case
Miles City July 10 Deputy U S Marshal C F Gage and Assistant District Attorney G H Bailey traveled from Helena to review the Walter Enis forgery case. Enis waived examination and was held on 4000 bail, with transfer to Helena tonight if not posted.
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The
Standard
Miles City
United States
C. F. Gage
G. H. Bailey
Helena
Walter Enis
Enis
Ekalaka Stage Route Considered All Daylight Trip
The post office department is examining converting the Ekalaka stage route to an all daylight service at the request of local residents. The plan would eliminate the current 12 hour night layover at Knowlton.
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Bhe Standard
Miles City
Post Office Department
Knowlton
Clerical College Presidents Shift Away From Theological Roles
The piece notes a trend toward lay presidents in U S colleges with ministers like Dr Patton gone. It lists presidents such as Hadley Yale Eliot Harvard Butler Columbia James Northwestern Angell Michigan Northrop Minnesota Jordan Stanford Wheeler California Schurman Cornell Remsen Johns Hopkins Hall Clark and others as notable exceptions to the rule.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Patton
Hadley
Yale
Eliot
Harvard
Butler
Columbia
James
Northewestern
Angell
Michigan
Northrop
Minnesota
Jordan
Leland Stanford
Wheeler
California
Schurman
Corne
Remsen
Johns Hopkins
Hall of Clark
Faunce
Brown
Harper
Chicago
No Frills With a Georgia Mule
An Atlanta Constitution cartoonish vignette features an old man chiding a mule and mocking college graduates who return to business. He instructs a companion to strike the mule in plain English, while muttering disdain for graduates newly facing work.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
John
Towne-bluffer Claims City and Country Homes
The speaker notes Towne-bluffer boasts ownership of city and country properties. Browne adds he bought a small suburban place with none of city conveniences and all the country ones.
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Philadelphia Press
Towne—bluffer
Browne
Sawmill Owner Fined for Polluting California Gulch Waters
Isaac Wilcox of Monroe & Wilcox was arrested by Deputy Game Warden Henry Avare in Virginia City for running sawdust into California gulch waters in violation of state game and fish laws. He pleaded guilty before Judge N D Johnson, paying a $50 fine plus costs.
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Standard
Virginia City
Isaac Wilcox
Monroe & Wilcox
California Gulch
Henry Avare
California
Fle
N. DD. Johnson
Lunatic Report Leads Police to Tim Moriarity
A telephone tip directed officers to the west side where Policeman Coombs found Tim Moriarity, believed to be an alleged lunatic. Moriarity had spent the previous night in the city jail after requesting lodging.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
West Side
Coombs
Tim Moriarity
Rhoades Sells Home to Wilder for 2100 in Miles City
James M. Rhoades sold his house to C. Wilder for 2100. Possession to be given immediately or as soon as George Robbins moves from his current residence, which Mr. Rhoades has purchased.
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The
Standard
Miles City
James M. Rhoades
C. Wilder
George Robbins
Mr. Rhoades
Library Board Allows Bills for Shackleton and Haire
Miles City reports the library board approved payments totaling 1585 dollars to Contractors Shackleton and Whiteway and 200 dollars to Architect CS Haire at a July meeting.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Library Board
Shackleton & Whiteway
CS. Haire
New cattle firm forms in Miles City
A new firm named Grey, Myers & Decarl is formed by J. F. Decarl, Joe Myers, and F. Z. Grey to engage in cattle business They purchase 300 head of steers from Jack Serruys as a starter.
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Miles City
J. F. Decarl
Joe Myers
F. Z. Grey
Grey, Myers & Decarl
Jack Serruys
Shute Pleads Guilty After Drunken Arrest in Great Falls
R W Shute a railroad freight clerk arrested by Policeman Moran for drunkenness and held on a defrauding an innkeeper charge. He admitted owing Anna Hunter 15 dollars after quitting work and offered 3 25 to settle part of the bill. He is jailed pending settlement and potential heavy sentence if funds are not provided. Shute, son of wealthy St Paul parents, was blacklisted by the Great Northern in 1896 for leaving Seattle.
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Standard
Great Falls
R. W. Shute
Hasen
Montana Central
Moran
Second Street South
Shute
Anna Hunter
St. Paul
Great Northern Railroad Company
Seattle
Two County Commissioners Refuse Adjournment Vote
Chairman Cooper adjourned the board until July 1 while Delphey and Roalswick voted No. The clash centered on road repairs with citizens awaiting action and a planned survey by Morison.
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The
Standard
Great Falla
Delphey
Roaleawick
Cooper
Board of County Commissioners
Roalswick
Fortune
Mr. Roalswick
Roasewick
Roulswick
Morison
Lemonade Stand Operator Arrested in Miles City Case
Robert Hughes, who ran a red lemonade stand for the Missoula Buffalo and Wild West, was arrested by Sheriff Savage. Arrest followed orders from Bozeman Sheriff Fowler. Hughes is accused of stealing $27 and a watch and ring in Bozeman and remains in custody.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Savage
Robert Hughes
Missoula
T. J. Fowler
Bozeman
Hughes
Fowler
Juvenile injured by Fourth of July firecracker blast
Miles City July 10 Thomas Matthews, juvenile son of Dr. Matthews, was celebrated after the Fourth when a firecracker exploded. Although it caused no serious harm, it could have resulted in the loss of an eye. He was not allowed crackers but obtained one and lighted it. The blast stunned him but left no permanent damage, observers believe.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Thomas Matthews
Matthews
Appendicitis Operation Reported for Rax Frizzell
Great Falls July 10. W D Dickinson received word from Dr J W Frizzell of this city now in Cleveland that an appendectomy was performed on his son Rax Frizzell at 8 this morning and the boy is reported doing excellently.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
W. D. Dickinson
J. W. Frizzell
Cleveland
Ohio
Rax Frizzell
Chicago woman's plan to organize humane society branch
Mrs Irene Rood of Chicago representing the National Humane Society arrived in Billings to organize a branch at the public library next Monday afternoon. Several prominent citizens are cooperating with her in the work.
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Standard
Billings
Irene Rood
Chicago
National Humane Society
Farley Manager Mourns Loss of Mother in Missoula
Frank Farley lunch counter manager announces death of his mother, aged 87, in Missoula. He leaves immediately for the city where the family gathers.
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Garrison
Frank Farley
Ward
Missoula
Farley
Coronation Scheduled for August Ninth
London reports coronation likely on August ninth subject to King Edward's physicians approval.
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London
Edward
Try to Settle It All as Railroads Across to Day
Chicago July 10 business men joined a meeting to settle the freight handlers strike. An agreed arbitration plan was sought. railroads had not yet submitted to arbitration and no final accord was reached by midnight.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Arbitration
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
H. G. Selfridge
H. B. Steele
Frank J. Hebard
Arthur Dixon
F. G Hartwell
W. T. Delihanty
Illinois Central
Wisconsin Central
Dixon Transfer Company
Federation of Labor
Harrison
Chicago Federation of Labor
Curran
W. Co. Brown
Lake Shore
Chicago Teamsters
John Landers
Landers
Polk and Western
Burlington Yards
Marshall Field & Co
Rock Island Yards
Brown
Burlington Warehouse
Canal Street
Union Brotherhood
South Water Street
Harry G. Selfridge
Socialists Eye Denver As Colorado Campaign Hub
Denver is named the headquarters for a socialist push aimed to become national in scope. Leaders like Father Hagerty Debs Wise promise high activity this fall, targeting 10 000 miners votes and 8 000 American Labor Union members plus floating supporters to swell the socialist ranks. The plan begins August 1 with visiting orators, while avoiding specific measures as temporary steps toward a revolutionary regime.
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Denver News
Denver
Father Hagerty
Eugene V. Debs
William H. Wise
Socialist Party
Colorado
American Labor Union
Bucklin
Bowlegs Increasing in New Orleans Says Tailor
A New Orleans tailor notes a rising prevalence of bowlegs among men. He observes few straight legs and suggests inheritance as a likely factor while admitting the trend is evident to anyone taking measurements for suits.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
The Short Step Between
A Philadelphia traveler recalls LT aboard Paris during a rock strike off the English coast. A drunk passenger, amid potential disaster, plays Home Sweet Home then switches to Down Went McGinty, causing a laugh that eases tension before order returns.
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Philadelphia Record
Paris
Philadelphia
Sweet Home
McGinty
Davis heirs seek removal of real estate receiver
Harriet R. Sheffield F G Sheffield and Henry A Davis petitioned the district court to remove John L. Leyson as receiver of the Davis estate real property. They allege lack of notice, mismanagement, and unauthorized expenditures. A separate motion seeks trial on the Harris Ingersoll estate attorney fee suit, while Schultzes sue for sale and partition of the receiver‑held city lots and mining claims including Baltic Blue Jay Broker Carlotta Center ville Gem Great Republic Pawn broker New Era Mt Moriah and Hibernia lode claims.
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Harriet R. Sheffield
F. G. Sheffield
Henry A. Davis
Davis
District Court
John L. Leyson
Ellen 8. Corrie
Henry A. Root
C. R. Leonard
John S. Harris
Ingersoll
H. R. Root
Leonard
Maximilian H. Schultze
Eliza P. Schultze
J. A. Murray
Baltic
Blue Jay
Carlotta
Centerville
Gem
Great Republic
Pawnbroker
New Era
Mt. Moriah
Hibernia Lode
Honored Man's Funeral for Lawrence Muldoon in Butte
Lawrence Muldoon died last Sunday in Oconomowoc Michigan after Bright's disease. A large funeral in Butte featured the Boston & Montana band and a St Patrick's church service. He leaves a widow and two children and was buried in the Catholic cemetery. he had worked for Parrot Mining and Smelting and was active in Democratic politics.
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Boulevard Addition
Washington
Lawrence Muldoon
Oconomowoc
Mich
Father D Siere
St. Patrick's Church
Montana Street
Boston & Montana
Muldoon
Bright
Los Angeles
Cal
Wisconsin
I Oconomowoc
Ireland
New York City
Constable Flock N. J
Orfer Copper and Sulphur Company
Butte
Th Parrot Mining and Smelting Company
Butte Reduction Works
W. A. Clark
Muldoo
Woodmen
America
Hibernians
James Doull
Frank Marnevich
Clement Barton
F. A. Prat
Fred M. Arthur
Mike O'Mara
Oatmeal and Haggis Debate in Scottish Cuisine
A New York Sun discussion argues for Scottish cooking amid general avoidance of national dishes. It notes Scotland’s diet favors cereals and real food, cites dyspepsia as not uniquely Scottish, and highlights how Scots have influenced international dining from breakfast tables to dinners.
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New York Sun
Scotland
United States
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