Northwestern game wardens form permanent convention planned
A meeting in Mammoth Hot Springs marks the first annual Northwestern game wardens convention. Attendees include C. W. Harris L. P. W. Quimby W. F. Scott and officials Sam F. Fullerton WW. G. Smith D. C. Nowlin James A. Henshall and Buffalo Jones. Major Pitcher to open the session with a welcome address. The two day event will discuss state laws form a permanent organization and plan annual gatherings with park tour to follow.
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Northwestern
C. W. Harris
Colorado
L. P. W. Quimby
Oregon
W. F. Scott
Montana
Sam F. Fullerton
WW. G. Smith
Minnesota Fish and Game Commissioners
John Sharp
Utah
D. C. Nowlin
Wyoming
James A. Henshall
United States
Buffalo’ Jones
Pitcher
Representa
Big Swede With His Far Gone
Miles City July 20. Sheriff Beley arrived from Livingston to reclaim a large Swede with one ear partly gone who Sheriff Savage arrested in a saloon days ago. The man’s name is unknown here. A search found gambling paraphernalia on him. He resisted at first but was persuaded to go.
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Miles City
Sheriff Beley
Livingston
Savage
Seeveral
Beley
Tie
Laurel man fined for pawning borrowed horse
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Fred Bailey of Laurel was fined 15 dollars at a police court session. He pawned a horse borrowed from a Laurel friend for 2.50 after arriving in Billings on Friday night. Officers found him drunk and labeled him the Barnyard Desperado.
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Billings
Fred Bailey
Laurel
Bailey
Record hand baling mark set at Burlington wool warehouse
Billings reports the baling force at the Burlington wool warehouse set a state record for hand baling on Friday and Saturday. On Friday 193 00 pounds were baled, reflecting a high production pace and strong labor effort.
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Burlington Wool Warehouse
Record-Baling Output At Burlington Warehouse
Over 19 hours workers baled 253000 pounds with 120000 pounds on Saturday and 9 hours. During the week past 1400000 pounds were sold at Burlington warehouse including 400000 pounds of the Baird clip sold at private sale.
Letter Carrier Fined in Bozeman Court Row
In Bozeman Judge Holloway fined Letter Carrier Rehesis Fransham ten dollars for wearing a hat in court and ordered arrest until the fine was paid. The incident prompts a Washington inquiry on whether a letter carrier can be arrested and fined while performing duties.
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Bozeman
Rehesis Fransham
Washington
Ables Abbot Low Sailed Toward England Reported Spotted
The 8-foot launch Ables Abbot Low sailed July 9 from College Point on a voyage to Falmouth England. Capt Henry Newman and his 16 year old son were sighted by two vessels near July 13 and July 18. The St Louis signaled the craft and exchanged colors as they passed.
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Abbot Low
Henry Newman
New England
College Point
Falmouth
England
Ivon
Tour- Ville
Nantes
St. Louis
Southampton
Cherbourg
Newman
Suit Filed Over 13 516 50 Debt With Stock Attachments
George Welcome of Jardine sues H. Bush in district court for 13 516 50 plus eight percent interest from last November. Sheriff Reley attached 100 000 Bear Gulch Mining shares in Jardine’s name, claimed to be Bush interest, and a large stock block in Alfred C. Blair of St John, N B.
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Livingston
George Welcome
Jardine
District Court
H. Bush
Reley
Bear Gulch Mining Company
A. C. Jardine
Bush
Alfred C. Blair
St. John
N. B
Irene Rood Seeks to Organize American Humane Branch
Irene Rood visits Livingston to form a local American Humane association branch. She aims to rally societies to advocate laws protecting birds and domestic animals, drawing on her experience organizing branches across Texas Colorado Wyoming and other states.
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Livingston
Irene Rood
American Humane Association
Death from Pneumonia In Riverside Area
Livingston July 20. Mrs A Burton of Riverside addition died at 3 yesterday afternoon from pneumonia. She performed her household duties earlier but fell ill after 6 and passed away within hours. She leaves a husband and four children, the youngest six weeks old.
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Livingston
A. Burton
Riverside Addition
Alderson and Miss Bure Wed at St Peters Church
Adelbert M. Alderson and Ernestine M. Bure quietly married at St. Peter's Episcopal in Helena on a Saturday. Witnesses were Postmaster Charles M. Burg of Livingston, the bride's father, and Miss Emily E. Marceau. The groom runs the Livingston Post and the couple left for a bridal tour in the West.
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Helena
Adelbert M. Alderson
Ernestine M. Bure
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Charles M. Burg
Livingston
Emily E. Marceau
Alderson
Livingston Post
West
Judge arraigns John Gunn on highway robbery charge
Livingston July 20 John Gunn was arraigned in Justice Ben der's court yesterday and pleaded not guilty. His case was set for hearing next Monday. James Gordon, accused of stealing a horse from T. C. Tucker, was bound over to the district court.
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Livingston
John Gunn
Justice Bender
James Gordon
T. C. Tucker
District Court
Stage Driver Reports Smallpox at Kramer Ranch
Miles City July 20 Stage driver Lou Bronton of the Miles City Jordan route says smallpox is present at the Kramer ranch. One man has recovered another is ill but the house is not quarantined and no physician has been notified.
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Miles City
Lou Bronton
Jordan
Kramer Ranch
Whitehall Defeats Twin Bridges 21 to 2 in Errorful Game
In Twin Bridges on July 20 Whitehall beat the local team 21 to 2 amid many errors. Pitcher McCall fanned 78 and scattered four hits while receiving flawless support from his defense and capping the day with strong band music pleasing the crowd.
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Twin Bridges
Whitehall
McCall
Livingston Plans Fall Race Meeting Faces Initiative Hurdle
In Livingston on July 20, business leaders debate a fall race meeting but struggle to find a willing organizer or lead to launch the effort.
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Livingston
Mining Machinery Moving to Trail Creek Mines
Livingston reports several carloads of mining machinery have passed through the city over the past week en route from Carbonado to the Amalgamated company mines at Trail creek.
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Carbonado
Amalgamated Company
Trail Creek
Defense Fund Rise For United Mine Workers Strike
In Indianapolis on July 20 President Mitchell and a few executives oversee building a defense fund for the strike. Secretary Wilson in Chicago plans to organize outside subscriptions while districts and locals contribute an estimated 400000 toward a total 500000 goal. Pennsylvania anthracite fields report about 150000 workers and 750000 dependents, with West Virginia adding 25000 workers and 75000 dependents.
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Ind
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Wilson
Chicago
Ohio
Illinois
Colorado
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Anthracite Headquarters to Reopen After Indianapolis Meeting
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania the anthracite district headquarters will reopen Tuesday after President Mitchell and district presidents return from the Indianapolis convention. Subordinate officers will manage relief fund distribution and Mitchell is expected to stay until the strike ends. The Civic Federation plans another appeal to coal operators to arbitrate.
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Mitchell
Indianapolis
Civic Federation
Granite Society Notes From July Local Roundup
Special Correspondence reports a busy week in Granite with visits from Philpsburg Butte and Spokane. Notable items include a broken leg recovery from a race, a Redmen lodge organized, new newspaper delivery service, and several residents traveling to Longmont Chicago and Philipsburg.
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James Frowen
Butte
Philo Bernard
Httle
Lutte
Smoky City
Sire
McKinley
Rock Creek
A. Thibault
Ed Fox
Missoula
Garden City
Erma Sherrell
Philipsburg
Granite
Gertie Shearer
Alice Wakefield
Mre
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J. A. Gallagher
Spokane
Thomas Dyer
Emery
Deer Lodge
Henry St@her
Philipsburge
L. E. Higley
Willam Whale
Julia Connolly
Hutte
James Brasseit
Little Son
Chicago
Anaconda
Hollander
Kate Hynes
Vernon Curtis
Longmont
Colo
Fred Kelley
Broadway
George Wiegenstein
Fred Tonkins
Charles Hafner, Jr
W. H. Willoughby
Richard Harvey
Sunny Side
Lillian Waltere
Arthur Willoughby
Standard Service
The
Order of Redmen
Philipsburg Lodge
Juniors Are Outplayed by Boston & Montana Team
July 20 Helena report: Great Falls Boston & Montana defeated the Helena Juniors 10 to 1. The Juniors were clearly outplayed in the game.
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Helena
Boston & Montana
Great Falls
Yellowstone Park DAR Chapter Organized in Park Hotel
Livingston reports the Yellowstone Park chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution organized in the Park hotel parlors on Friday afternoon with a 12 member roster.
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Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Daughters of the American Revolution
Park Hotel
Hotel proprietor hero saves Havre St. Paul from fire
James Fenton proprietor of the St. Paul hotel in Havre rescued the hotel building from total destruction after a blaze started nearby. The quick actions by Fenton prevented loss of the structure and protected guests and property.
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Havre
Man risks life in blaze after gasoline can explodes outdoors
A man stepped into a dark closet, struck a match, igniting a five gallon gasoline can. He seized the flaming container and hurled it into the street where it roared and burned for an hour.
Passenger Dies on Northern Pacific Train Near Livingston
F 8 Embler, a passenger, died of stomach trouble on an eastbound Northern Pacific train between Bozeman and Livingston. The body was removed at Livingston for shipment east. He was about 40, from Quincy Illinois, visiting a relative in Hamilton with his wife and nephew. He belonged to Palmyra Missouri Odd Fellows Lodge. local lodge assists the widow.
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Livingston
Embler
Northern Pacific
Bozeman
Quincy
Hamilton
John Stout
Palmyra, Mo
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Picnic at Deer Lodge by United Irish Societies
The United Irish Societies of Butte held a grand picnic in Deer Lodge on July 20 with two long special trains carrying about 4000 people. Guests enjoyed shady lawns, dinners, sports, and dancing at the city pavilion in a record successful outing for Deer Lodge.
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Deer Lodge
United Irish
Four Die as Cloudbursts Hit Broome County Railways
Heavy rains in Broome County burst dams and washouts caused four deaths and two serious injuries. James Cook and wife drowned at Afton with their six month old child also killed. Michael J. Ryan and two railroad workers were among the injured. Property losses exceed $200000 as trains and bridges were disrupted. Engineer Edward Farran and Fireman Willis J. Marsh were seriously hurt.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Broome County
James Cook
Afton
Chenango County
Cook
Michael J. Ryan
Edward Farran
Willis J. Marsh
Garment workers strike to demand shorter week in New York
Twenty five thousand east side garment workers began a strike and 15 thousand more are expected to join. The Brotherhood of Tailors and several unions in sympathy seek a 56 hour week and wage guarantees from middlemen contractors. Employers partly concede the 56 hour week but refuse wage pledges. A parallel move aims for a general strike by Gold Beaters to raise wages starting September first with pay ranging from 12 to 21 dollars weekly.
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New York
East Side Garment
Brotherhood of Tailors
West Makers’ Union
Trouser Makers’ Union
Knee Breeches Makers’ Union
Children's Jacket Makers’ Union
Sailor Jacket Makers’ Union
Buttonhole Makers’ Union
Garment Workers’ Trade Council
Gold Beaters Union
Central Federated Union
Disastrous Flood Hits Seneca County New York
A severe flood in Seneca county New York caused by heavy rain from yesterday into this afternoon washed away crops in the shock, hay, gardens, roads, and even bridges. The Lehigh Valley depot track ballast washed out in several spots and Covert town faces damages running into thousands of dollars.
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Seneca County
Lehigh Valley
Covert
Cloudburst Devastates Coventry County Mills Afton Loss
A cloud burst in Coventry County last night sent Lump Creek over its banks wrecking several mills and buildings at Afton. The Cook family of three people drowned with bodies not found until today. Three cloudbursts reported in the county with extensive minor damage.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Coventry
Afton
James Cook
Peoria Faces Rising Illinois River Threat
The Illinois river near Peoria is at imminent flood risk with thousands of dollars in potential damage to buildings and factories. River levels rise about an inch per hour and may surpass the 1892 high water mark by noon. Residents along bottom lands move to higher ground with livestock.
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Til
Ilinois
Highlands
Mohawk River Floods Threaten Local Crops
In Utica New York heavy rain over 48 hours again floods the Mohawk river and surrounding lowlands. Officials fear oats hay and corn crops will be very small this season due to the high water and flood damage.
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Utica
N. Y
Mohawk River
Chinaman With White Wife Arrives in New York
The Chinese secretary to the legation at Washington Bion C. K. Tseneng and his wife Miss Burnett of London arrived at quarantine on the Umbria and will spend the winter in Washington. He praised Liang Chen Fang as a clever new minister to the United States and predicted Wu Ting Fang will be honored on return to China.
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C. K. Tseneng
Washington
Umbria
Miss Burnett
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England
Techeng
Mr. Tscheng
Wu Ting Fang
China
Rear Admiral Watson Returns From Coronation Trip
Rear Admiral John C. Watson, returning on the steamship St. Louis, notes English calm over the king’s illness and praises the balanced nature of the people. He traveled with his son and Commander W. S. Cowles and Mrs. Cowles. He comments on Whitelaw Reid and Ambassador Choate, and recalls meeting General Wheeler through Lord Grenfell.
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Edward
St. Louis
W. 8S. Cowles
Great Britain
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Choate
London
Theodore Richard Grenfell
Roosevelt
Lord Grenfell
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Bear Gulch Mining seeks receiver for Jardine property
Stockholders file application in Red Lodge for a receiver to manage Bear Gulch Mining in Jardine alleging misappropriation and stock watering. Judge Henry signed the filing. Bear Gulch officers cited to appear in district court August 15 to show cause why the appointment should not be granted.
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Livingston
Bear Gulch Mining Company
Jardine
Henry
Red Lodge
Bear Gulch Company
King Edward Attends Services at Cowes on Yacht Visit
King Edward attended divine services at Cowes Isle of Wight aboard the royal yacht with Queen Alexandra and the royal family present. Commo dore Lambton led the service as cold wind forced the deck to be enclosed. The king now rises at 9 and breakfasts an hour later with visits from his physicians ongoing.
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Isle of Wight
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Commodore Lambton
Victoria and Albert
Queen Alexandra
Hailstorm Damages Crops Near Springhill
A July hailstorm near Springhill caused heavy crop damage to the lands of Mrs. Decker Moses Decker and neighbors. Torrential rain and a cloud burst were reported though the storm area was relatively small.
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Bozeman
Springhill
County bids rejected for courthouse addition
Bozeman officials met in a special session to review road matters and receive bids for the courthouse addition. Only two bids were offered, each over $6,000, and both were rejected. The board will reconvene as a board of equalization on Monday.
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Bozeman
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Board of Equalization
Windward Arrives In North Sydney For Arctic Voyage
The Peary Arctic steamer Windward from New York arrives at North Sydney on July 20 after leaving New York July 14. She will coal and proceed north tomorrow. Mrs. Peary and her daughter join the expedition at North Sydney.
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New York
New Sultan of Zanzibar Proclaimed After Ruler’s Death
Zanzibar reports Sey yid Acei proclaimed sultan succeeding Hamoud Bin Mahomed Bin Said who died Friday morning of paralysis. Prime Minister Mr. Rodgers named regent until the sultan reaches majority.
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East Africa
Seyyid Acei
Hamoud bin Mahomed bin Said
Rodgers
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