Prince of Wales visits USS Kearsarge and tours turret
The Prince of Wales toured the US squadron at Spithead aboard the flagship Kearsarge. He breakfasted with Rear Admiral Cotton, toasted President Roosevelt and King Edward, then viewed the vessels and climbed to the upper eight inch turret with Captain Hemphill.
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England
Prince of Wales
United States
Cotton
Kearsarge
Channel Fleet
Spithead
Prince
Roosevelt
King Edward
Admiral Cotton
London
Hemphill
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Old Pioneer George Huffman Dies in Bozeman Montana
George Huffman a Confederate veteran and early Montana settler died at his home after a several month illness of stomach trouble. Born in Kentucky in 1836 he later moved to Missouri then helped respond to the Civil War and joined mining to Bannack Montana during the gold excitement. He left a wife and three children. Funeral arrangements set for 2 o clock tomorrow at his residence.
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George Huffman
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Mr. Huffman
Kentucky
Martin
Bates County
Missouri
Wilson Creek
Bannack
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Tie
Haiti in Crisis as Siege Is Declared
Port au Prince amid civil strife as President Nord proclaims a state of siege and calls the national guard to arms. Fraud allegations involving government securities totaling about 2000000 spark tensions with the chamber and the National Bank of Haiti. The finance minister resigns amid patrols and denunciations while troops cheer the president.
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Port AU Prince
Finance
Nord
Chamber
Changing Boundaries of the Forest Reserve
A. A. Anderson of New York and Lewis A. Barrett lead seven others resurveying and relocating Yellowstone reserve boundaries. The party, starting June 8 from Gray Bull, will cover about 1,200 miles by horse over four months, redefining timber land while excluding agricultural grazing land.
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A. A. Anderson
New York
Yellowstone Forest Reserve
Absarokee
Shoshone
Teton
Wind River
City
Lewis A. Barrett
Forest Reserve
Yellowstone Reserve
Gray Bull
William Brupe Dies at 73 in Billings Home
William Brupe a veteran of the Civil War and one of Billings oldest residents died at his south side home after a bout of gangrene He was 73 and had lived in the same house twenty years The funeral will be held at his residence tomorrow at oclock with services by Rev E Miller the local Methodist pastor
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Billings
Willam Brupe
Brupe
Focal Association of War Veterans
E. Miller
Doyle
Russian War Leaders Leave Port Arthur for St. Petersburg
General Kouropatkin the Russian war minister and staff departed Port Arthur after attending a major conference with M. Lessar and North China and Manchuria officials. They return to St. Petersburg to report on the Far East position.
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China
Kouropatkin
Port Arthur
M. Lessar
North China
Manchuria
Far East
St. Petersburg
Notable visitors travel in private cars to event
Livings on July 13 reports Governor Frank White of North Dakota with 11 companions and H Warren of the Rock Island railroad with seven others traveling in private cars to a gathering. Charles Leadbeater theosophist left the park and headed westward after the event.
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Frank White
North Dakota
H. Warren
Rock Island Railroad
Charles Leadbeater
Theosophiet
Endeavorers Close Their Convention in Denver
Sunrise covenant services across five churches marked the final day of the 21st biennial International Christian Endeavor convention in Denver. Delegates heard talks on foreign missions, youth reform, and home problems while a tent storm disrupted afternoon events.
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International Christian Endeavor
China
Foreign Mission
Harlan P. Beach
New York
E. E. Chivers
D. D
D. F. Power
Washington, D. C
Royal Harris
Pittsburg
John B. Bhaw
George A. Chance
Fall River
Private wool sale tops Montana market at 17½ cents
J B Long & Co of Glasgow sold 307000 pounds of wool to F R Peters for Hollo way and Donald at 1715 cents. Several other Montana sales followed with a range of prices from 12½ to 18½ cents. The Great Falls market will host remaining stock while Dillon and Billings reports note sluggish demand and a new power plant at Burlington baling works.
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Montana
J. B. Long & Co
Glasgow
F. R. Peters
Holloway & Donald
Anderson & Manand
C. H. Campbell
Mackie & Noble
Burke, Ferret & Judd
Peter F. Bearland
J. Koshland & Co
Anderson & Maitland
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Billings
W. H. Gare
Koshland & Co
Robinson Bros
Luce & Manning
Hungarian Financier Khaljay Dies After Brief Illness
Vienna reports the death of Benjamin von Khaljay a longtime Austro Hungarian finance minister after a brief illness. Born in 1839 he authored several historical works.
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Vienna
Benjamin von Khaljay
Flood Claims Thirty Lives in Graeffenberg Austria
A flood sweeping Graeffenberg in the Reuwalda valley destroyed 50 houses and killed thirty residents. Breslau reports the disaster occurred on July 13 with authorities assessing the toll and ongoing relief efforts.
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Prussia
Graeffenberg
Austria
Reuwalda
Wool sales at Big Timber to Boston firm
Three sales Saturday to J Williams & Co of Boston: George Muncaster 18000 pounds at 14 cents, Thomas Kent 14000 pounds at 14 cents, J H Duffy 24000 pounds at 14 cents. Wool praised as good quality light with fair staple. Williams bid on other clips but was held above his figures.
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Big Timber
J. Williams & Co
Boston
George Muncaster
Thomas Kent
J. H. Duffy
Williams
Wool market opens in Big Timber with scarce offerings
Big Timber July 13 market shows few buyers and limited wool for sale. Jeremiah Williams & Co. bought 16,000 pounds, including a 10,900 pound clip. Buyers Lester Nash 1,609 pounds at 44 1/4 cents, Jaston Jewell 4,600 pounds at 41 1/4 cents, Charles Pruden 10,000 pounds at 44 cents, and Thomas Ryley purchased Eugene Williams clip of Two Dot at 16 1/2 cents. The Williams clip size remains unknown.
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Big Timber
G. B. Williams
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Lester Nash
Jaston Jewell
Charles Pruden
Thomas Ryley
Eugene Williams
Williams
Wool sales prominent at Miles City market
Last week at Miles City market merchants reported Wool sales totaling numerous hundred thousand pounds. Buyers included Luce and Manning, Jeremiah Willams Company, J Williams Company, Nichols and Dupee, and consignments to the Associated Wool Growers' company in Boston. Notable consignors included Bert Shorey T E Hartzell George Sudiow James Donaldson and Charles Danforth with varied poundage.
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Miles City
Bert Shorey
Luce & Manning
T. E. Hartzell
Jeremiah Willams & Co
George Sudiow
J. William & Co
James Donaldson
Nichols
Boston
F. Cole
H. N. Sykes
J. F. Smith
M. M. Edwards
Herman Stoebe
W.T. Howard
James Scott
A. Db. Howard
Charles Danforth
J. Williams & Co
Noted Railway Man Dead in Sedalia Missouri
J. J. Frey former Santa Fe general manager dies after long kidney illness at age 66. He began railway service at 17 as a messenger boy on the Ohio & Mississippi line.
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Sedalia
J. J. Prey
Santa Fe Railway
Frey
PAZO OINTMENT PROMISES 50 CENT REFUND ON SKIN DISEASES
Druggist urges tiny 50 cent PAZO OINTMENT backed refund if it fails to cure ringworm tetter old ulcers sores pimples and blackheads on the face and other skin diseases.
Montana News in Brief July 13 Highlights
A roundup from Great Falls to Billings covers Bishop Brandel's visit and 80 confirmations at St Ann's, Livingston conference prep for Aug 15 17, Gold Reef Mining filings with assets and stock values, a Sons of Hermann picnic in McLeod's grove, memorials for Philippines war dead, Jefferson county assessment totals, Havre car shop speculation, Yellowstone county valuation rise, and multiple bank semi annual reports including Ravalli County Bank Bank of Boulder Billings State Bank and State Bank of Dillon.
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Great Falls
Brandel
Helena
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Livingston
Pagster
Livingston Methodist Church
Montana
Gold Reef Mining Company
Secretary of State
Granite County
Dawn
Reliance
Blazer
Treasury
of the Sons of Hermann
McLeod's Grove
Livingston Band
Northern Pacific Supervisor Heads East for Vacation
Superintendent Daniel Boyle of the Montana division left for Pittsburg Pennsylvania for a Mayday vacation. During his absence the office will be run by Assistant Superintendent R M McLeod in Livingston Montana.
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Livingston
Daniel Boyle
Montana
Major Lassarovitz Promoted After Birthday List Row
Belgrade reports Major Lassarovitz who fired the first shot at King Alexander has been promoted to lieutenant colonel after initially threatening resignation when his name was omitted from King Peter's birthday promotions list.
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Belgrade
Lassarovitz
Alexander
Peter
Error in the Woman's Name in Billings Incident
July 13 report corrects a misnaming of the woman sought by the Indian prize fighter known as Joe in Billings. Nellie Daley was given to the police as the target, but the actual woman is Babe Primrose, who is currently performing at the Topic theater. Joe was sent out of town to Butte after funds were raised, with a promise to stay away, though he reportedly returned late Sunday.
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Billings
Joe
Nellie Daley
Babe Primrose
Topic Theater
Butte
State case against W. H. Davis near end in court
The case of the State against W. H. Davis for assault with a deadly weapon on Charles Babbitt was called in Justice Race's court this afternoon and resulted in the discharge.
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Standard
Great Falls
W. H. Davis
Charles Babbitt
Court of Justice
Race
Self Defense Dismisses Charge After Babbitt Injuries
In a mixup the men attacked Babbitt who was cut about the body and limbs with four wounds requiring stitches. The court, based on the evidence, concluded Davis acted in self defense and discharged the case.
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Davis
Zidmair Goes To Trial In Murder Case In Trail Creek
Livingston July 13 The district court opens for summer term with the state’s case against Martin Zidmair charged with the murder of George Reider at Trail Creek two years ago This is his second trial as the first ended in a murder conviction overturned on instructional error Jury selection drags as many on the panel already express opinions likely to require special venires Testimony may begin tomorrow and the trial is expected to last about three days.
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Livingston
Martin Zidmair
George Reider
Trail
Toy pistol wound death in Livingston boy
Misto Thompson died this morning after a week of tetanus from a toy pistol wound received nearly two weeks ago. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 1 oclock at his parents home Mr and Mrs James Thompson with interment at Mountain View cemetery conducted by Rev W F Clark of the Congregational church.
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Livingston
Misto Thompson
James Thompson
Mountain View
W. F. Clark
Congregational Church
Doctor Operates to Free Stiff Arm in Red Lodge
Special Dispatch from Red Lodge reports Joseph Pokorney of Gebo and his daughter Emma visited for treatment. The young girl, who fractured her arm three months ago, has a hand that stiffened and shriveled, prompting Dr. E E Doty of Red Lodge to perform an operation to cut some of the arm cords.
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Red Lodge
Joseph Pokorney
Gebo
Emma
Littl
E. E. Doty
Mrs Keith Taken to Portland for Treatment
Kalispell July 13 Mrs Keith widow ill for days is flown to Portland for treatment. H C Keith her husband and a nurse accompany her. She is to remain on the Pacific coast until complete recovery is achieved.
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Kalispell
Woman Adjudged Insane
A commission on insanity including W. B. Nutting and Doctors Doty and Lutz committed Margaret Hyde wife of ranchman John Hyde to the Warm Springs insane asylum.
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Zed Lodge
W. B. Nutting
Board of County Commissioners
E. E. Doty
Kk. L. Lutz
Margaret Hyde
John Hyde
Warm Springs
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