Nipper vein trial probes looped the loop description
Witness Robinson outlined the Nipper and Blue X fissure shapes with dips and crosscuts as Attorney Thomas pressed the looped the loop analogy. He disputed government geology and clashed over the junction of veins while defending prior Colusa-Parrot testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Robinson
Heinze
George H. Robinson
Clancy
Kelly
Governor Thomas
Washoe
Per
Anaconda
Tieinaze
Heloze
Butte District
Westoend
Nipper
Mr. Weed
United States Geological Bureau
Weed
Russian Officials Explain Manchuria Policy at Port Arthur Conference
Port Arthur July 5 Russian officers closed a conference exulting over growing Russian power in Manchuria while denying war aims. They noted preparations and troop movements, ordered bar racks for 20,000 soldiers to Harbin, and defended not foreigners but consular extraterritorial rights in towns near Russian control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Russia
Kouropatkin
Harbin
New
Chwang
Record Wool Sale Anticipates High Prices in Billings
In Billings wool market the day’s sales totaled about 10 000 pounds at 11 to 15 or 44 cents, with strong clips from several consignors. Notable buyers and volumes include J M Malin 10000 pounds at 11? cents, Haynes 20000 pounds at 11 cents, and others delivering 4000 to 20000 pounds at 14 to 15 cents. Samuel Brady of Lat reports his Dorsey delivered clip at 16 cents and Potter and Blair also sold clips at 15 to 16 cents, all to be shipped from Dorsey.
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Wyoming
J. M. Malin
Haynes
A. Rchoeffel
John Filelan
G. Haynes
AL W. Hollenbeck
BR. Brownlee
Blanchard
Livingston
Samuel Brady
Dorsey
William Potter
Harry Blair
Wool market quiet as large sales reported
Special Dispatch to the Btandard from Pillon noting a quiet wool market with Frank Landon selling 51 000 pounds and Patterson firms in Dell handling 18 000 and 40 000 pounds at 14 cents. Total exports reach three quarters of a million pounds.
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Btandard
Pillon
Frank Landon
Patterson & Patterson
Dell
Martinell & V Patterson
Wool Market Free of Sales in Big Timber
Special Dispatch reports no wool sold today in Big Timber after 75,000 pounds sold yesterday due to a shortage of growers in town with only two or three available.
Wool buyers from Great Falls purchase 40000 pounds in Fort Benton
Special dispatch reports Wool buyers arriving from Great Falls at 4 am and purchasing about 40,000 pounds by noon. Prices exceed 16 cents in most cases. Approximately 600,000 pounds remain to be sold at Fort Benton.
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The
Standard
Fort Benton
Great Falls
Soprano Frances Hart joins First Presbyterian church choir
A new first soprano, Frances Hart from New York, arrives to sing at the First Presbyterian church. Her critics call her voice sweet with remarkable volume, and she trains in New York and Toronto. A gala reception hosted by Mrs. George Clark honors June bride Mrs. Henry Neuman and guests are listed among the attendees and helpers.
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Frances Hart
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Hart
New York
Toronto
Canada
George KB. Clark
South Excelsior Avenue
Henry Neuman
Neuman
Waseca
Minn
Clark
Tion Hall
Er. W. Shively
Ruby Hill
Florence Mackel
Emily Minckel
M. Riley
Tilton
Blackberrying Moral From Judicious Advertising
A reflective essay compares blackberry picking to business life, urging early starts, steady work, and thorough, bush by bush harvesting. It contrasts two picker styles and emphasizes prudence, patience, and careful goal setting to fill the pail with quality fruit rather than chasing overlarge but shallow gains.
Montana News Briefs Highlight Legal and Local Fire Events
County Attorney Grubb filed a demurrer to Northern Pacific Railway vs Flathead County over assessed lands. Articles of incorporation filed for Deer Creek Cane, Montana Scrap Snow and Metal, and Whitefish Townsite. Four days of district court term with mixed outcomes. police report on a robbery arrest. Elks leaders to attend Baltimore grand lodge. Fire destroys part of H Lavigne carpentry shop. Dawson County property values rise $1,020,710 since 1902 led by cattle.
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Grubb
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Flathead County
Helena
Deer Creek Cade Company
Great Falls
Capital
Montana Scrap Snow and Metal Company
Butte
Whitefish Townsite Company
Dawson County
Knapp Murder Case Headed To Jury Tonight
In Hamilton Ohio on July 15 lawyer Darby wrapped up closing remarks in the Knapp murder case and the judge announced the jury will retire tonight instead of tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Darby
Knapp
Arthur Gow Slips Under Moving Freight Train
Special dispatch reports Arthur Gow severely injured last night while attempting to board a moving freight train to Chestnut. He slipped and his left foot was crushed by the wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speciel
Standard
Bozeman
Arthur Gow
Chestnut
Grow
Portland July election seating Frank C. Baker chairman
Frank C. Baker was elected chairman of the republican party in Portland on July 15, succeeding prior leadership and signaling a shift in local party organization. The outcome highlights Baker's rising influence within the party structure and the July election cadence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Frank C. Baker
Major Mars Credited With Kidney Catarrh Cure by Peruna
Major T. H. Mars of the First Wisconsin cavalry reports twenty years of kidney catarrh relief after taking Peruna. He credits the remedy with restoring vigor and claims it treats the root cause by curing catarrh. Dr. Hartman offers free advice to readers with case details.
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Mars
T. H. Mars
First Wisconsin Cavalry Regiment
Dunning Streets
Chicago
Peruna
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Sir John Hampton
John Hampton
Garden Cities and the Human Need for Space
The piece argues for Garden Cities as a response to urban crowding and poor living conditions. It describes cramped tenements, polluted air, limited space for families, and the lure of saloons, urging planners to provide breathing space, beauty, varied work, and community. It links housing to humane well being and social hope.
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Josie A. Brittain
Columbia, Tenn
Dillon
Henton
DAUAE
John D. Ryan
Gardens
Mary Scallon
Margaret Scallon
William Scallon
Mrs. Ryan
Miss Scaldon
Moltise Walker
Mae Prouts
Messrs
George Buseh
Jennie Bachelor
Abbie Bachelor
Jefferson Island
David Ogall
Montana
Kalispell
Billings
Morse
T. V. Trollis
Nelson
George A. Jeffry
Helena Lodge of Elks
J. M. Burlingame
Northern Pacific
Baltimore
Grand Lodge
Elka
Montans
Hh. Lavigne
Twenty-eighth
Twenty-ninth Streets
Keapp
Baker Law
Jack
Mme English
Denver
Coro
Union Building
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Arizona and Aluminum Sts
Banner
Mont
Butte, Anaconda
Missoula
State Central Committee
Walter F. Matthews
United S States Marshal
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