Cardinal Satolli Reports on Pontiff Leo XIII Condition
The pope remains critically ill with a see-saw between life and death likely to continue for about 15 days. Cardinal Satolli met three ranks of cardinals in the private chapel as a triduum for recovery began. Rumors and public prayers surround the Vatican as Turin processionals, a Richelmy eulogy, and direct diplomatic messages mark the crisis.
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Order of Bishops
Order of Priests
Order of Deacons
Pontifical Apartments
Leo
Turin
Savoy
Vatican
Richelmy
Leo XIII
Rome
Mgr. Pifferi
Mer. Ansell
Vatican Sees Renewed Hopes of Pope Recovery
Hopes for the pope’s recovery rise at the Vatican as Dr Lapponi and others report steadier signs. The pontiff rests, breathes easier, and shows improved pulse and bowel movements while nephric work remains a concern. Cardinals and guards await formal reports amid careful medical briefings.
District Court Docket Details Big Bozeman Session
Special Dispatch reports Bozeman district court docket listing four criminal cases including A O Jones for criminal assault and Mike Ryan and Dennis Dowling for grand larceny. Civil cases include seven divorces among Belgrade and Bozeman parties plus suits against Northern Pacific and Montana Pulp and Paper and several water rights actions.
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Standard
Bozeman
District Court
A. O. Jones
Mike Ryan
Dennis Dowling
James Kennedy
Marie Kennedy
Belgrade
Ethel Lacher
John Lacher
Fannie Woodson
George Woodson
Annie Virgin
Elmer Virgin
Louisa J. Spiker
John Spiker
Laura E. Phillips
William E. Phillips
Ebien M. Matthews
William M. Matthews
Northern Pacific Company
Montana Pulp and Paper Company
Higher Water Rates for Great Falls
Special dispatch from Great Falls reports that at next Monday's city council meeting the water committee will propose a citywide rate increase and recommend dissolving the water board. The water works has run monthly losses for four years, and higher charges are urged to cover expenses.
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Great Falls
Water Committee
Water Board
Indian Joe Clegg Pleads Not Guilty to Assault
Indian Joe Clegg the Pacific coast prize fighter was arrested in Billings on a charge of attempting to carve an actress with a razor. He pleaded not guilty before Justice Mann and a trial was set for July 15. The actress is Nellie Daley. A plan to raise money to send him out of town is under way, with the woman more eager for departure than prosecution.
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Standard Billings
Joe Clegg
Razor
Justice Mann
Nellie Daley
Joe
Man Pleads Guilty in Musselshell Saddle Debt Case
R Mason, arrested on a saddle theft charge from Joe Llewellyn, pleaded guilty before Justice Mann. He claimed Llewellyn owed him borrowed money and took the saddle to settle the debt, selling it at Junction to raise funds for travel to Billings. He received a 35 day jail sentence.
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Standard
New Switchman Causes a Wreck in Red Lodge Yards
In Red Lodge on Friday evening a wreck occurred in the Northern Pacific yards when a new switchman misread the grade as loaded coal cars were dropped down a storage track. Three cars derailed and 100 tons of coal dumped. Wrecking train cleared and track repaired by noon Saturday.
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Red Lodge
Northern Pacific
Lillingston
Big Hotel Planned for Virginia City
Virginia City on July 11 reports a $35,000 hotel project to be erected in the town. The plan aims to boost business and accommodate visitors with new lodging.
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Big Hotel
Virginia City
The
Standard
Public spirited citizens organize hotel stock drive
A meeting of public spirited citizens formed a committee led by S. R. Buford and Thomas Duncan to present a hotel proposition. A stock company will be formed and a popular subscription for shares at 50 dollars each will be urged.
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S. R. Buford
Thomas Duncan
Young Butte Lawyer Marries Indiana Girl
Chicago July 11 Mr and Mrs William Balthis announce the marriage of their niece Miss Natalia KE Lahr of Lafayette Indiana to Louis Osgood Dwight a young attorney of Butte Montana The wedding was held at the Balthis home and the couple will reside in Butte after a period of travel
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The
Standard
Chicago
William Balthis
Belle Plaine Avenue
Natalia KE. Lahr
Lafayette
Ind
Louis Osgood Dwight
Butte, Mont
Balthis
Dwight
Big Steel Mill Talk Revived in Great Falls
Great Falls news says plans for a large steel mill by James J. Hill and the Great Northern are revived. W C Toomey of the Great Falls Townsite Company secured an option on Nethart area properties. Rumors say Barker branch will stay to serve iron ore mines near Jefferson and Nethart for a potential mill.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
James J. Hill
Great Northern Company
W. C. Toomey
Mr. Hill
Neihart
Hill
Barker
Montana Central
Great Northern
Jefferson
Helena
Nethart
Eastern students working in Montana near Haystack peak
Students from a Chicago university arrived at Big Timber to begin geological work in the Snowy range south of town. They will hike with a guide from Contact to Haystack peak near Lake Abundance and Yellowstone park, camping with surveying gear and fishing tackle for several weeks.
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The
Standard
Big Timber
Chicago University
Wyoming Strte Une
Haystack Peak
Snowy Range
Yellowetone Park
Lake Abundance
Haystack Mountain
Centne
Hawaiian lawmakers approve public loan amid adjournment
The extra session of the legislature adjourned after a negotiated agreement between the two houses. A key act approved was a public loan of $2,400,000, ending a week of compromises and avoiding further session extensions under Governor Dole.
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Honolulu
Pacific Cable
Dole
Right of Way Condemnation Filed by West Rosebud Ditch Co
Red Lodge July 11 The West Rosebud Ditch company organized by Absarokee ranchmen has begun condemnation proceedings in district court to gain a right of way for a big ditch. Defendants are John Johnson D W Bigelow S P Turner George Fisher and Riley Bigelow. Plaintiff seeks to irrigate about 3.6 acres from the West Rosebud river with 5000 inches of water filed. Court asked to appoint three viewers to appraise damages.
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Standard
Red Lodge
West Rosebud
Cripple Creek Clerk Reported to Misplace City Funds
A special from Cripple Creek Colo reports preliminary findings of a special examiner on former City Clerk D C Weyand. The audit cites defalcations and careless handling causing city losses potentially up to twenty five thousand dollars.
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Denver
Cripple Creek
Colo
D. C. Weyand
Belknap Expected Nominee for Governor at Kentucky Convention
Returns from nearly all Republican county conventions indicate Morris B. Belknap will be the gubernatorial nominee at next Wednesday’s state convention in Louisville Kentucky.
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Louisville
Morris B. Belknap
Delegates Named for Trans Mississippi and Mining Congresses
Denver July 1 Governor Peabody appointed delegates to the trans Mississippi congress to meet in Beattie in August. He also named delegates to the mining congress with its next convention to be held in Deadwood and Lead South Dakota in September.
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Denver
Peabody
Beattie
Mining Congress
Tn Deadwood and Lead
Colonel Mishies Promoted in War Ministry
Belgrade July 11 Colonel Mishies of the sixth Infantry regiment, active in the coup of June 11, has been raised to departmental chief of the ministry of war.
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Belgrade
Mishies
Ministry of War
New Greek Cabinet Named in Athens
Athens reports the formation of a new Greek cabinet with M Ralli as premier and foreign affairs minister and interim finance minister. Colonel Constantini des serves as war minister and interim navy minister.
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Athens
M. Ralli
Constantinides
Four Prisoners Escape Led by Gilbert Mullins at Fort Leavenworth
Gilbert Mullins the federal prisoner who led the 1901 Fort Leavenworth mutiny escaped from the county jail with three others after assaulting Sheriff Pees. A posse with 50 locals and 10 Fort Riley soldiers pursued toward Logan's grove near the river. Mullins and Barney are believed hiding in timber. a vigil is under way with capture or death expected tonight.
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Junction City
Kan
Gilbert Mullins
Fort Leavenworth
Pees
Fort Riley
Mullins
Harry Barney
State Penitentiary
Barney
Logan's Grove
United States
Mackay
Topeka
Mullins and
Reward Offered For Mullins Recapture In Missouri Line
Topeka Kan July 11 United States Marshal Mackay has sent to numerous sheriffs and city marshals notice of 100 reward for the recapture of Mullins dead or alive.
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Topeka
Kan
United States
Mackay
Mullins
Captain Harts Finds Himself in a Hole
San Francisco officials seized nearly a dozen trunks belonging to Capt. William W. Harts of the engineer corps who returned from the Philippines aboard the Thomas. Hidden inside clothing were dutiable silks embroidery and fine wares from China and Japan. The duty estimated at about 0 sparking possible fines around 100 if correct, with payment of assessed value to retrieve the goods.
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San Francisco
William W. Harts
Engineer Corps
Philippines
Thomas
Harts
President Roosevelt Hosts Senators at Oyster Bay Luncheon
At Oyster Bay on July 11 President Roosevelt entertained Senator Kean of New Jersey ex Senator Frank Hiscock of New York ex District Attorney Eugene A Philbin of New York City and State Senator Francis Hendricks of Rochester Kean urged the president to attend the New Jersey national guard encampment at Sea Girt on July 23 It is unlikely the president will attend Secretary Loeb began a month long vacation.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Kean
New Jersey
Frank Hiscock
New York
Eugene A. Philbin
New York City
Francis Hendricks
Rochester
New Jersey National Guard
Sea Girt
Loeb
Postmaster General Sees End in Sight for Audit
Washington July 11 Postmaster General Payne said the post office investigation is in sight though he could not fix a date for completion. He noted progress has reached the point where an end to the laborious work can be seen.
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Washington
Payne
Post Office
Beasley Sails After Forgery Charge From Cape Nome
James Beasley, arrested in South Africa, charged with forging postal orders at Cape Nome Alaska, sailed on the steamer St. Paul for New York today from Southampton England.
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Southampton
England
James Beasley
South Africa
Cape Nome
Alaska
St. Paul
New York
Cape Meares Lighthouse Keeper Dies in Tillamook
Capt. George Hunt, long serving keeper of the Cape Meares light house, died last night in Tillamook of pneumonia. He was among the oldest members of the lighthouse service.
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Tillamook, Ore
George Hunt
Cape Meares
Ogden Woolen Mills Barn Destroyed By Fire
Ogden Utah July 11 fire gutted the Woolen Mills plant with unknown origin. Loss estimated at twenty four thousand dollars.
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Ogden
Utah
Ogden Woolen Mills
Indictments Will Stand Baltimore July 11
In Baltimore on July 11 the court affirmed the indictments in the case, declaring the charges valid and unchanged. The decision preserves the prosecution's position and sets the stage for further judicial proceedings.
Judge Morris Rules On Mail Pouch Fraud Indictments
States court today refused to quash the indictments of C Ellsworth Upton and Thomas W Mc Gregor charged with participation in the mail pouch frauds.
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Morris
C. Ellsworth Upton
Thomas W. McGregor
Notes of Interest to Montana People in Red Lodge
Montana brief notices from Red Lodge and surrounding towns dated July 11 report James Nelson visiting with his son Archie a sailor from the Alert in San Francisco while Montana boys plan rendezvous in Butte and re assignment to duty in Brooklyn navy yard. Additional items include stock inspector appointment in Red Lodge, a sheep grazing case in Billings, a freight wreck delaying the North Coast Limited near Columbus, Bozeman and Helena obituaries marriages bankruptcies church events, and local crimes, school projects, and new corporate filings.
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Red Lodge
James Nelson
Bozeman
Archie
Alert
San Francisco
Montana
Butte
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Dunn
Big Timber
North Coast Limited
Columbus
Astor’s Pacific Fur post and a united American coast claim
The article argues that if John Jacob Astor had federal support for his Astoria post, the United States would have controlled the Pacific coast up to Alaska. It contends Madison and Monroe failed to back Astor, leading to British and Canadian footholds and delayed Alaska transfer from Russia.
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Leslie
John Jacob Astor
Pacific Fur Company
Astoria
Columbia
United States
Pacific
Russia
Alaska
England
Canada
Great Ocean
Madison
Astor
Northwest Fur Company
Monroe
Canada Company
Hudson Bay Company
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
British Columbia
Yukon
Great Mountain Chain
Mexico
Arctic Circle
Edison Foe of Early Fame Ends Telegraph Career
A Chicago Chronicle retelling recalls Thomas A. Edison losing his first job after a failed spare-time experiments on a battery clock and circuit breaker that interrupted a New York Boston telegraph message. His dismissal followed a midnight signal prank that betrayed the device.
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Chicago Chronicle
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
Mr. Edison
Boston
Faison
Wigard
Clerks Tackle Kansas Wheat Fields
Five clerks arrive in Topeka from New York City to join the harvest, admitting they have little money. Forty more are due tonight and at least 500 are en route expected before Monday.
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Topeka
Kan
New York City
Is All Matter Electricity From The Philadelphia Inquirer
A Philadelphia Inquirer summary of a new theory tying matter to electricity. It describes atoms as divisible into many ions and claims ions constitute electricity. The piece cites hydrogen as housing 6 to 1480 ions and radium about 129000 ions in instant activity, noting the paradox of studying an atom’s vast internal structure.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Invisible ion motion and its link to gravity
A discussion of highly mobile ions in atoms, notably radium, and their possible connection to gravitation. The text argues these flows may underlie matter and energy emission, suggesting future discoveries could greatly advance science and civilization.
Lions Display in Dutch Circus Ends With Dramatic Feat
A German lion tamer at an Amsterdam circus staged a hunger test as he fed lions large pieces of meat then entered the cage to perform. After three weeks of preparation a rival Englishman offered to wager on the act, guards kept the animals starved, and the crowd waited as the trainer finally released a huge beef offering and raised his whip.
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Holland
Lon
Engishman
Amsterdam
Havre Church to Dedicate as Debt Is Wiped Clean
Havre church members prepare to dedicate the Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday July 26 with the $500 debt cleared. The event marks a milestone for the congregation and the Havre community.
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Havre
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Townsite West of Eleventh Street Withdrawn From Sale
Reports say all townsite property west of Eleventh street is withdrawn from sale until next week when it will be listed with price increases from 25 to 75 percent. Also in Helena July 11 receiver William Muth files district court report showing rents and other sources totaling 25292.95 with 520?3 paid out and 5517.95 on hand. he seeks 1400 for services. Clerk J J Ryan reports Granite county valuation for 1903 shows a total decrease of 61197 from 1902 to 1903, with 1902 totals at 1853701 and 1903 at 1791504.
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Rome
Vatican
Lapponi
Helena
Henrietta Brewer Memorial Association
Havre
M. B. Young
Society of the Army of the Philippines
Fort Assinniboine
Philippines
Eleventh Street
William Muth
Reinhold Kleineschmidt
Emile Elle
J. J. Ryan
State Board of Equalization
Granite County
Lions Won’t Eat Spoiled Beef Trick Reveals Training Method
An Englishman bets on a lion tamer who feeds lions spoiled beef laced with kerosene oil for three days then fresh meat. The lions grow sick at the stench of the tainted meat and ignore subsequent offerings, revealing the trainer’s simple deception.
Impact of a Boxing Blow on the Jaw and Reflexes
The article explains how a hard blow to the jaw can cause instant unconsciousness in boxing. It describes the recovery sequence, from convulsions and rolling eyes to stumbling and potential fall, and notes the blow rarely proves fatal with normal pulse and respiration. It cites James G. Duncanson on endolymph disturbance in the semicircular canals as a cause.
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Cole
James G. Duncanson
British Medieval Journal
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Black Eagle Park
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Florence Crittenton Purity Circle
J. C. Sowder
Marysville
Gertrude Bennett
M. M. Witmer
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Brewer
St. Peter's Hospital
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Chinook
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Anna O'Hearn
Sylvester May
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