Butte News Alleged Felon Captured
Butte detectives arrested William Eten after a midday chase through Broadway and the Smokehouse alley as he tried to flee from Oakland California authorities. Eten, wanted for criminal assault on a young girl in Oakland on June 2, was identified by a photograph and a letter to his mother. He was charged with vagrancy to hold for California authorities.
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California
William Eten
Oakland
Cal
Eten
Butte
Eton
Murphy
Eron
Detective Murphy
Broadway
Wyoming
Hen nessy Shoes Manager Voyages East to Select Stock
Mr Jesse Wardell Hen nessys shoe department manager departed last night for the East on a semi annual visit to shoe factories to choose a stock of fine goods for the coming season.
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Jesse Wardell
Hennessy
East
Two Morenci men found murdered on Eagle Creek
J W Wheeler and J H Howe of Detroit Copper company Morenci were shot to death while on a fishing trip along Eagle creek. After ten days search parties found their bodies nine miles above the Eagle creek pumping station. They had no money and both men were well regarded. Howe leaves a wife and two children.
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Solomonville
Ariz
J. W.W. Wheeler
J. H. Howe
Detroit Copper Company
Morenci
Eagle Creek
Howe
Dallas Street Railway Strike Affects Morning Service
Dallas July 18. All union employees of the Dallas Consolidated Street Railway went out at one o clock. The company hired new men to operate some lines. No trouble reported so far. Mayor Cabell asked to arbitrate between company and workers.
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Daas
Tex
Dallas Consolidated Street Railway Company
Cabell
China Warns of Long Planned War on Civilization
An early newspaper summary reports China has long prepared its war on civilization and is stirring alarm. It notes provincial fear in Corea and that foreigners flee while the government remains anxious and cautious in the evolving crisis.
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China
Corea
Li Hung Chang Plan to Save the Empire Revealed
A Canton dispatch reports Li Hung Chang influenced viceroys to back a five point memorial. It calls for foreign protection, rescue of ministers, apology to Germany, compensation for losses, and punishment of marauding troops with promises of Western support and mediation.
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London
Canton
Li Hung Chang
Daily Telegraph
China
Baron von Ketteler
United States
France
Chi Li
Immense Army Mobilized as China Faces Foreign Threat
From Chefoo report Prince Tuan mobilizes about 950000 troops in multiple corps. Northern forces aim to expel foreigners from Amur while Pekin units plan operations toward Mukden and routes between Pekin and Shanhaikuan. With 23000 Japanese in China, fear grows as chaos spreads and foreigners flee to Shanghai.
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Nankin
China
China Sea
Prince Tuan
Chaosin
Ningpo
Chucau
Shanghai
Inchan
Boxers and imperial troops tangled near Korea uncertain claims
Washington reports Tam Ye, Korean chargé d affaires, saying no expected Boxer revolt expansion in Korea. He notes difficulty distinguishing imperial troops from Boxers and warns tensions may spark fears in the north. Paris dispatches cite Henan rebellion doubts and attacks on missionaries and engineers in Chensi, Tehекiang and Manchuria.
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Washington
Tam Ye
United States
Allen
State Department
Korea
China
Paris
Hankow
Henan
Chensi
Siangviang
Hanko
Shanghai
Tehekiang
Tchekiang
Manchuria
Philadelphia Sails Secretly Toward China From Bremerton
Seattle dispatch reports the cruiser Philadelphia departed Bremerton naval station today under secret orders, with speculation it heads for China after a cargo of coal was loaded. Shore leave was halted yesterday and no prior departure clues were noted. Unofficial sources say she will join naval forces in Chinese waters.
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Seattle
Wash
Philadelphia
Bremerton Naval Station
China
U S Navy Commander Drake Ordered to China
Vallejo California July 18 Commander Francis J Drake of Mare Island in charge of the ordnance department has been ordered to China. Secret orders caused activity at the station with ships Mohican Alert Marblehead Bear and others under heavy work. They are believed destined for immediate service.
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Vallejo
Cal
Francis J. Drake
Mare Island
Ordnance Department
China
Mohican
Alert
Marblehead
Bear
Li Ming Chang Travels Through Hongkong to the North
The Belgian consul in Hongkong telegraphs that Li Ming Chang passed through the city today on his way north. Before his departure, the viceroy had a long interview.
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Brussels
Hongkong
Li Ming Chang
Refugees in Pekin Take Shelter in Prince Ching Palace
Dispatch from Shanghai reports Chinese sources saying foreigners in Pekin have fled to the palace of Prince Ching for refuge. The notice notes the governor of Hongkong and the legation secretary telegraphing the development.
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Hongkong
Shanghai
Pekin
Prince Ching
Entente Reached Among Russia Germany and France over China
Berlin reports that Count von Buelow secured Russia's suspicions about Germany and that an accord on China action exists among Russia Germany and France. Russia agrees not to hinder Germany in Manchuria while Germany limits its aims to its sphere of influence and reparations.
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Berlin
Associated Press Today
Count von Buelow
Russia
William
China
Germany
France
Manchuria
Kreuz Zeitung
Tientsin
Washington
London
St. Petersburg
Li Hung Chang
Canton
Tou Hai Yuan
Foreign Office
Paris
Legation
Battery D 4th Artillery to go to China or Philippines
Captain Charles Humphrey commands Battery D 4th Artillery of 119 men and three officers. General Shafter instructed immediate service abroad and to file a clothing requisition. The unit is to prepare for deployment to the Far East.
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San Diego
Cal
Charles Humphrey
Far East
Shafter
China
Philippines
Chinese merchants condemn Boxer outrages in China
In Portland on July 18 the Chinese merchants adopted a resolution condemning the Boxers and Prince Tuan for the outrages against peaceful missionaries in China.
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Portland
Ore
China
Tuan
MacArthur reports Liscum's burial in Tongku
The War Department received a telegram from General MacArthur dated Manila July 18 stating Colonel Liscum’s body was buried at Tongku on the 9th of July.
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Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Manila
Liscum
Tongku
Ith Inelant
Steamship Garonne Chartered for Manila and China
Tacoma notes the steam ship Garonne was chartered by the United States tonight to carry supplies or troops to Manila or China, reflecting wartime logistics and overseas deployments.
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Tacoma, Ward
Garonne
United States
Manila
China
Japanese Troops Disembark at Taku in Shanghai Dispatch
A Shanghai dispatch dated today reports 150 Japanese troops disembarking at Taku as part of ongoing movements. The report notes the event occurred in the vicinity of Shanghai.
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London
Shanghai
Taku
Postal and Western Union Abandon Board of Trade Quotations
Chicago July 15 Both the Postal and Western Union Telegraph companies will discontinue stock quotations after July 31 due to failed negotiations with the board of directors over terms and restrictions. Telegraph firms say the service drives the board of trade, while directors claim the move cures the bucket shop issue.
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Chicago
Postal
Western Union Telegraph Companies
Board of Trade
Board of Directors
Wood reaches War Department to discuss Cuba and China
Governor General Wood of Cuba arrived in Washington and went to Secretary Root's offices. He said he knew little about conditions in China or why he was summoned, coming in response to Root's telegraphic request. He reported Cuba is quiet and favorable.
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Washington
Wood
Cuba
War Department
Root
China
Lincoln July Wingafield sculls winner at Guards meet
Lincoln July and W. Fox of the Guards club won the Wingafield sculls in a tie of mates champion. The result reflects a closely contested race with both rowers showing strong form.
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Lincoln
W. Fox
The
Guards Club
Wingafield
Thames race results with Ashe and Blackstaffe placements
In the Thames race Gevorge Ashe finished second and H. T. Blackstaffe took third place. Br. H. Howell, the prior Wingsfield sculls winner, did not compete today due to illness.
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Thames
Gevorge Ashe
H. T. Blackstaffe
BR. H. Howell
Aggressive Boer Attack On Pole-Carew Position
London and Pretoria reports detail a determined Boer assault on the left of Pole-Carew’s line with Irish fusiliers and Canadian mounted infantry under Lieutenant Colonel Anderson holding firm. Casualties include seven British dead and 20 wounded, with 21 missing. two Canadian lieutenants Borden and Rich killed amid praise from Lord Roberts.
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London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Pole-Carew
Hutton
Irish Fusiliers
Canadian Mounted Infantry
Anderson
Fusiliers
Borden
Rieh
Ian Hamilton
Waterval
Hamm
Krael
Hunter
Rundle
Bethlehem
Ficksburg
Lindley
Ager
Broadwood
Rich
North Coast Limited Promises All Classes on NP Route
The Northern Pacific operates the only passenger service from Butte to St Paul and Minneapolis offering all classes of tickets with no extra fares. The service is billed as the crack train of the Northwest.
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Northern Pacific
Butte
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Northwest
Hennessy’s Tailoring Claims Grand Suit Results
Making men’s suits I measure has obtained for Hennessy’s tailoring department the grandest results and iii stinted commendation. When you want the best in Butte order your clothing at Hennessy’s.
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Hennessy
Butte
Hennessy's
Mint official allows San Francisco to pay for Alaska bullion
Washington July 18. Mr. Roberts director of the mint authorized the San Francisco mint superintendent to pay for gold bullion shipped from Alaska in drafts on the Sub-treasury of New York. The action follows requests from San Francisco banks and aims to keep a sizable gold supply at San Francisco for possible shipments to Manila.
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Washington
Roberts
Mint
United States Mint
San Francisco
Alaska
New York
Manila
Transport Belgian Ning Tow with Tellus Reported Off Coast
The schooner Bender Brothers reports sighting eight miles off Fisherman's Bay a transport named Belgian Ning with the Norwegian steamer Tellus in tow bound for San Francisco. The Tellus had her nose badly damaged and was believed to have collided with the Belgian Ning last night. The Belgian Ning was en route to Seattle and the Tellus from Comox, B. C. to San Francisco.
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Fisherman's Bay
Bender Brothers
Tellus
San Francisco
Seattle
Comox
Syrian woman detained on Hoffman island dies suddenly
A second class Syrian woman passenger on the steamer Havana, detained on Hoffman island, died today and was taken to Swinburne island for autopsy. The autopsy indicates suspicious signs she died of yellow fever.
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New York
Havana
Hoffman Island
Swinburne Island
Watch Hennessy's Windows Show Off Women’s Shoes
The ad highlights stylish women's tan shoes and patent leathers with big savings. A pair is offered for 2.25 dollars, valued at 5.50 dollars, and another at 4.00 dollars, encouraging shoppers to seize the deal.
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Hennessy
Vancouver unit ordered to report for duty at Presidio
Vancouver Washington July 18 report states Company HH 7th United States infantry is ordered to report for duty at the Presidio San Francisco California.
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Vancouver
Wash
7Th
United States Infantry
Presidio
San Francisco
Rioters In Stolp Sentenced To Imprisonment
Anti Semitic rioters were sentenced to imprisonment in Stolp. One man received nine months in prison.
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Herlin
Stolp
Death of Captain Rowe in New York
Captain Charles F. Rowe U. S. A. retired died tonight in New York City at age 75. The former officer served in the army for many years and was widely known in military circles. His death follows a long illness and is reported from Kimbra New York.
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Rowe
Kimbra
Charles F. Rowe
Washington tale reveals a noble trait in youth
A Detroit Journal note recalls a classroom anecdote about George Washington admitting a lie with the reply to Willie that he showed modesty. The quip underscores moral guidance in early American history.
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George Washington
Willie
Washington
Detroit Journal
Academy announces scholarships and new dormitory at Morgan Park
Wayland J. Chase Deane Academy in Morgan Park Illinois lists forty five scholarships and new dormitory arrangements. The term begins September 19 and a catalogue provides details for prospective students.
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Morgan Park Frilegrity
Thaical
Zivision
Wayland J. Chase Deane Academy
Morgan Park
Illinois
Copper Property Near Buttic West of Famous Deposits
Greet copper property located miles west of Buttic continues the famous Butte copper deposits. Ledge measures feet in width with potential prospects noted. Prospector invites inquiry for detailed prospectus and Broadway Suite references.
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Our Greet
West
Buttic
Butte
Aorti
Broadway
Newbro's Herpicide touted to halt dandruff germ
Modern science links dandruff to a germ that harms hair roots and causes shedding. After Prof. Anna of Hamburg identified the germ, Newbro's Herpicide is pitched as the sole remedy that kills it, promising hair regrowth once the cause is removed.
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Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Newbro
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