Murder Rumors Haunt Unamik Island In Nome Area
News from Nome reports three men the Sutherland brothers and Jackson may have been murdered on Unamik Island. A collapsed tent yielded a coat and vest with knife cuts, and one Sutherland carried about $1,000 on landing.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Oregon
Nome
Ogilvie
Yukon Territory
Herbert Hatch
U.S. A
St. Michaels
Bk. S.S. Walker
Walker
St. Paul
Evelyn
Unamik Island
Sutherland Brothers
Jackson
Thomas ¥. Bayard
Sutherlands
Golofin Bay
Cape Nome
Bering Sea
Santa Ana
Jamce Elwell
Thomas Donohue
Elwell
Donahue
Penny River
Cloverdale
Cal
Dawson
London Stock Exchange Ends Week On Cheerful Note
London trading closed the week with a notably brighter tone after early weakness. Sellers tried to press declines but demand revived, lifting prices and improving market sentiment.
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London
the Stock Exchange
Market mood mixed as strikes and war strain weigh on London trades
Adverse reports from Pekin and a faltering South African war administration dampen confidence in Britain while the capture of Reitz Steyn letters boosts spirits in London trading. Investors expect war closure and profits from any advance, with New York leading as industrials stagnate and Bryant and May sliding. Bank of England reserves rise to nearly £25 million as money eases.
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Pekin
United States
Great Britain
Reitz-Steyn
London
New York
Bryant & May
Bank of England
Berlin Boerse Shows Modest Recovery Amid Skepticism
Berlin reports a tentative stock market rebound driven by investors with shares below intrinsic value. Professionals buy in while industry data remain weak with declining employment in Westphalian coal and looming dividends cut for Hasper Iron.
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Boerse
Leipziger Bank
Hasper Iron Company
Schalker
Schuckert Electricals
Disconto- Gerellschaft
Deutsche Bank
Dresdener Bank
Rheinische Bank
New York
Frankfurter Zeitung
Paris
London
Altoona
Government of
Wurtemberg
Lahmeyer Electrical Company
Frankfort
National Bundhes Shooting Festival Honors And Scores
San Francisco hosts 15 090 attendees and 400 turners for day of shooting and singing. L P Ittel of Pennsylvania wins ring target with 392, 67 on honorary target, 71 on ring target. Notables include W H French Colorado and C J Barnes Colorado 71 ring. ties and medals awarded to multiple shooters. band to elect officers and pick next festival venue tomorrow.
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San Francisco
L. P. Ittel
Pennsylvania
Adolph Strecker
W. H. French
Colorado
C. J. Barnes
M. E. Tabor
Los Angeles
M. C. Ramsay
Alfred Goodfellow
St. Louis
Man
Otto Lemke
F. Baumgartner
Cincinnati
F. R. Giessel
Massachusetts
J. P. Jacobson
Eilver
T. J. Malana
Chicago
L Voogel
New York
Pittsburg
E. Beckman
F. D. Bast
Alfred Gfeller
German plan may require invoiced shipments to be consularly certified
Washington reports a German proposal to force American exporters to Germany to issue invoices for all shipments. The invoices would be authenticated by a German consul in the U S where the goods are produced. The measure aims to improve import statistics and could hinder U S exports to Germany.
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Washington
State Department
Warner
Leipsic
Germany
Reichstag
United States
Sur
Brig. Gen. William Ludlow Arrives at Convent NJ for Lung Treatment
Brig. Gen. William Ludlow, invalided home from the Philippines due to ill health, has arrived in Convent New Jersey. He endured the trip from San Francisco fairly well and will be treated by leading specialists for lung diseases.
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Washington
William Ludlow
Philippines
Convent
N. J
San Francisco
Lords Roberts orders infantry officers to carry carbines
London July 21 Lord Roberts commander in chief orders that future dismounted infantry officers carry carbines instead of swords on active service and in maneuvers.
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London
Lord Roberts
Helena Records 95 Degree Heat With Readings High
Special Dispatch from Helena reports today reached 95 degrees at 4 pm per the weather bureau thermometer, while street thermometers read around 100 in the shade. Obseratory tower on the Power building reached 92 at 6 pm with humidity at 15 percent and a nearly flat barometer hinting at another hot day tomorrow.
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Standard
Helena
Weather Bureau
Glass
Judge Ewing Addresses Helena on Christian Science Beliefs
Judge William G. Ewing of Chicago spoke to a large Helena audience at the Auditorium about Christian Science. He aimed to enlighten not convert, urged inquiry into principles, and did not single out churches yet questioned collective church positions. Ministers attended. he plans a Butte talk tomorrow night.
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Helena
Standard
William G. Ewing
Chicago
Judge Ewing
Butte
Dillon's New Park Opens with Crowd and Sports
Selway's park near Dillon opened for the season drawing about 1,000 attendees including 200 from Butte. A Dillon vs Butte Juniors baseball game, a tug of war on horseback, bull riding, dancing, and an orchestra filled a lively afternoon amid warm weather and large crowd support.
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Standard
Dillon
Selway’s Park
Butte
Charles Joyce
Butte Lads
Will Jones
Carney
Buttes
Grant
Davis
Jones
Reel
Sebree
Hammond
Fd Wade
Wright
Hogle
Dewey
Wade
Pratt
Dean
George Wade
Butter Padden
Wilkes
Farnes
Rivett
Teel
Jack White
Ed Cogle
Montana
Belgrade
Inspection party returns to Washington with generals
The party led by General Gillespie chief of engineers and Colonel Randolph chief of artillery, who were inspecting Western military posts, has returned to Washington this evening.
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Gillespie
Randolph
Washington
Baseball scores from July 21 in Boston Detroit Chicago and Milwaukee
Boston defeated Detroit 4 to 3 as Yeager was hit in the first inning and Collins made a key play at third with Nance making a great catch. Chicago beat Philadelphia 9 to 4 behind Callahan’s solid pitching while Bernhardt and Powers aided the visitors. Milwaukee dropped two to Baltimore 10 to 6 and 6 to 5 as Reidy Hawley and Bresnahan performed with varied support and errors affected both games.
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Boston
Yeager
Collins
Nance
R. HH
B. Rostow
Ceases
Chicago
Philadelphia
Jocala
Bernhard
Callahan
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Reidy
Hawley
Naps
McGinnity
K. Hi. i. Milwaukee
Snes Sonsooee
Pelebhees
Reldy
Connor
Nops
Bresnahan
R. H
Bes Eesicke Beseeens
Maloney
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago Beats New York 5 2 Behind Eason’s Pitching
Chicago wins fifth straight over New York as Taylor’s fielding error and team mistakes cost the visitors. Eason earns the victory with solid pitching and timely defensive plays. Attendance 6,900. batteries Eason and Kling for Chicago.Umpire Cunningham.
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Chicago
Taylor
Eason
New York
Brisbees Ba
St Louis Defeats Cincinnati in High-Scoring Baseball Tilt
St Louis pounded the ball over the field in a July game, prevailing as Cincinnati lacked a reliable replacement. Score shows a 5 run count after chaotic innings with Murphy Ryan Guese Stimmer and Bergen in the battery, umpire Nash.
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St. Louis
Summel
Cincinnati
Portland 1 Percent Tacoma 5 in Exhibition
Portland and Tacoma played on July 21 with Tacoma scoring five to Portlands one. Batteries Engel and St Vrain for Tacoma with umpire O Connell. Seattle 5 Spokane 3 on July 21 with Harmon Frary Miller Swindells battery and umpire McDonald.
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Tacoma
R. H. E. Poodciog
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Accese
Engel
St. Vrain
Thielman
Zearfoss
O' Connell
Seattle
Spokane
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Saiadesi
Harmon and Frary
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Swindells
McDonald
Clark joins Kieffe capitalists in copper company
St Petersburg July 21 United States Senator W A Clark according to Novoe Vremya has joined with Kieffe capitalists to form a copper company with capital of 15 000 000 roubles Clark supplying 12 900 900 roubles. With director M Margolin Clark heads to Semipalitinsk government to inspect mines there.
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St. Petersburg
United States
W. A. Clark
Novoe Vremya
Kieffe Capitalists
Clark
M. Margolin
Semipalitinski
Flag Incident In Alaska Ends With Marines On Board Glenora
Captain Thwing reports a July 4 incident at Unalaska where the British ship Glenora flew the Union Jack in honor of the holiday. United States Commissioner Whipple ordered the flag down, then returned with marshal and marines after threats of arrest. A US gunboat then escorted the Glenora, hoisting a British flag on the Concord and saluting the flag Whipple opposed.
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Cal
M. Thwing
John
Kirnball
Alaska
Unalaska
Thwing
Glenora
Unio States
Whipple
United States
Concord
Knox
Bodies recovered of Misses Ida Elizabeth and Annette Colburn
The two sisters, daughters of Arthur T. Colburn of Philadelphia, drowned when the two masted yawl Venitza sank in Long Island sound. Their bodies were found in the vessel’s cabin after it was raised and brought to Brooklyn. Mr Coburn Captain Flint and a sailor named Frank remain missing. The sisters were found in a fair state of preservation.
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New York
Ida Elizabeth
Annette Colburn
Arthur T. Colburn
Philadelphia
Long Island
Brooklyn
Mr. Coburn
Captan Flint
Frank Still
War at Cape Colony Hurts U S Trade Says Stowe
Washington reports from Consul General Stowe say Cape Colony war disrupts U S trade. War vessels delay dockage at Cape ports forcing orders for goods to shift to England while Southampton mail boats dock quickly. Later note says dock restrictions eased and plaque wanes.
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Washington
Cape Colony
United States
State Department
Stowe
Department
England
Southampton
Italian anarchist Narcesso Miotti arrested in plot to kill King
Rome dispatch reports Narcesso Miotti seized on charges of involvement in an anarchist plot to assassinate King Victor Emmanuel. He allegedly betrayed by a letter to his fiancée ending their marriage engagement after learning of a king killing order from a society he belonged to.
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London
Rome
Narcesso Miotti
Victor Emmanuel
Four Killed by Train in Lebanon Incident
A carriage with James Goodwin Hinsdale Massachusetts William Thurston Perry New Hampshire Thomas Burns Winnooskie Vermont and Eddie McCabe Lebanon New Hampshire was struck by the Montreal express on the Boston and Maine railroad shortly after midnight. All four occupants were instantly killed.
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Lebanon
N. H
James Goodwin
Hinsdale
Mass
William Thurston
Perry
Thomas Burns
Winnooskie
Eddie McCabe
Montreal Express
Boston & Maine Railroad
Wool Growers Meet in Great Falls Today
A large group of sheep owners gather in Great Falls for the Northern Montana woolgrowers meeting. The session opens in city council chambers tomorrow at 10 AM to form a state woolmen organization. Professors Blankenship and Chesnut are slated to speak on poisonous plants and their habitats.
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Standard
Great Falls
Montana
Blankenship
Agricultural College
Bozeman
W. K. Chesnut
Washington
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