Archbishop Irelands view on Taft talks and Catholic positions
Arch bishop Irelands interview review stresses Rome Rome dispatches satisfaction with Taft negotiations and affirms Vatican support for US policies in the Philippines. He defends Taft against Catholic critics, praises Roosevelt, and urges trust in American religious rights under the constitution. Governor Taft informs Secretary Root about papal gifts and possible need for congressional approval. Vatican plans new Philippine dioceses appoints archbishop Manila Sebastian Gebhardt Messer to canon law.
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St. Paul
Ilana
Associated Press
Taft
Rome
Wall
London
Mont
Vatican
Tati
Fe Vatican
Amerta
Pacan
Philippine Islands
Washington
Ito
Renta
Philippines
Dpe
Art
Gries Grates
Brhethe
Roosevelt
Tart
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Manila
W. D. McKinno
Holy See
Sebastian” Gebhardt Messer
Te ‘Atholic University
Naples
Pompeli
Mount Vesuvius
Porter
Paris
Governor debates commutation as mob danger looms in Bruner case
Cephas Bruner, a 14 year old Seminole Negro accused of a December murder near Vic Springs Oklahoma, faced possible death sentence commutation while mob threats prompted Governor Ferguson to withhold decision. A mob or cross border action was feared if mercy or harsher action occurred, with Bruner to be moved before any party reached him. Separately delegates to a Socialist state convention were named in Bozeman.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Ferguson
Cephas Bruner
Martin West
Vic Springs
Oklahoma
Forrnor
Bruner
Tecumseh
You Ag Bruner
Great Falls
Socialist Party of Ca
Nanaganeatinn
Boman Eignts
Bozeman
Joseph Mihire
Lee Dennis
Sand Coulee
George ‘Stner
William Donner
Stockett
Hall
J. M. McDermott
Heights
J. Deaharn
Religious Riots In Paris End With Arrests At School
Reports describe July 2 clashes around an unauthorized congregation in Paris with violent speeches and police confrontations. Deputies Coppee Merry and Urbain de Malle were detained, later released, as authorities pursued enforcement while other disturbances and arrests occurred in various locales. Public sentiment backs government action against clandestine congregations and expects continued moderation to preserve civil order.
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Avent Parminter
Wnauth
Vive la Liberte
Francis H. Coppee
Poe
Levelle
Gaston Merry
A Partural
Coppee
Lee Folle
Merry
Comte Urbain de Malle
Pacar Cainls
Ahan
Ama
France
Lymn
Cenvain
Cattle Train Sold in Great Falls Shipment
A trainload of cattle near Great Falls was sold yesterday to Chris Volk. Thirty head were in the shipment. price not disclosed. Volk appeared satisfied with the deal. A larger shipment from Mc Freeman is due about Thursday, with additional animals to follow.
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Eemyesen
Great “Falls
Feman
Weill
Vesteriay
Chris
Volk
Barsain
Mc Freeman
Latimer Widow Testifies In Brooklyn Shooting Case
In New York a coroner’s inquest into the July 2 shooting at Albert C. Latimer’s Brooklyn home resumes. Witnesses include Mrs Latimer who describes a masked assailant, Tuthill denying prearranged plans, and a servant who corroborates the time of events. Latimer’s will, valued at about 150000, is mentioned alongside a codicil.
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New York
Vic ‘Guest
Albert C. Latimer
Brooklyn
Clarenston
Latimer
Tannin Tearson
Tuthill
Elias’ Kasindor
Latimers
Tian Sie
St. Mary's Hospital
C. Latimer
Major Glenn suspended for water cure in court martial
Secretary Root sent to President Oyster Bay the findings in court martial cases of Maj Edwin F Glenn and Lieutenants Gaujot Cook. Glenn found guilty of administering water cure to natives and of permitting it, sentenced to one month suspension and a $50 fine. Cook acquitted on ordering three prisoner killings. Filipinos thought the order meant shooting if they escaped. Secretary recommended approval of sentences with no further action. Glenn praised for service and pacification work.
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Washington
Root
Oyster Bay
Edwin F. Glenn
Fifth Infantry
Julien EB. Gaujot
10Th Cavalry
Norman E. Cook
Glenn
Cook
Ken
Smith
Missing Now Number 104 Real Lack of Appliances
Survivors say the steamer Primus was cut in two and sunk by the tug Hansa. Sixty one bodies have been recovered and an official tally lists many missing. An inquiry reveals a grave lack of life saving appliances on Elbe excursion steamers, with Primus and Dolphin each carrying only one boat.
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Hansa
Elbe
Dolphin
Fitzsimmons Jeffries Bout Prepares For World Title Fight
Heavyweight rivals Fitzsimmons and Jeffries train for the world championship clash on Friday night. Jeffries weighs about 215 pounds and is favored by bettors despite Fitzsimmons recent edge in strength. Public interest surges with reports of a large gate possibly reaching $50,000 as both fighters emphasize conditioning and strategy to avoid fouls and clinching.
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Pete
Trela Ng Camj
Jeffries
Fitzpackers
Fitz
Fitzsimmons
Jef
Vitz
Graney
Bobby Sharkey
Cape Haytien to Be Attacked by Land and Sea
Local authorities notify the consular corps that Cape Haytien will face land and sea attack and foreign safety cannot be guaranteed. Consuls asked for the French cruiser D Assais from Port au Prince, but the French minister there says conditions prevent its dispatch.
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Cape Haytien
Hayti
Port Au Prince
Syracuse University land offer for fairground near Bozeman
The Bozeman arrangement committee considers leasing 0 acres in the Innes addition from Syracuse University for interstate fair. Rent spans 20 years with 230 for ten years, 0 for five years, and 900 for the last five, plus a three year renewal option. A mass meeting in Maxey hall is set for Wednesday to decide.
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Bozeman
Syracuse University
Innes Addition
Maxey Hall
Man killed sleeping on railroad track near Grew Falls
Reports say a man, unnamed, drank heavily and lay on the railroad track shaded by boxcars, where a switching crew moved cars and fatally crushed him. Coroner notified after a lightning strike killed another man near Park City, with an inquest planned. John Taladsay nominated in the Sixth Missouri district for Congress.
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Specu Ung Paton
Junction
Pasengers
Thorth
Grew Falls & Canada Road
Great Faille & Canada
Billings
Chappell
Park City
Smith
Teadman
Two Mississippi Train Killers Hanged Before Crowd
On July 22 at Greenville two men, Cocke and Lauderdale, were executed at 11 41 am for a December crime on a Yazoo and Mississippi Valley train near Elizabeth. With liquor influence, they killed engineer G M Wray and a bystander amid a tense crowd. Cocke taunted spectators as the trap released. Six thousand people watched the hanging as the men proclaimed their bravery before death.
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Greenville
Ais
Ashley
Cocke
Tom Lauderdale
Lauderdale
Eliabeth
Will Blackburn
G. M. Phipps
Shelby
Wray
Phipps
Blackburn
Mississippi
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Congress
Smithsonian Institution
Milamoms
Leo Ant
Lator the
Lovige
UC Tuthill
Mason FI
F. Glenn
DwWitt
Auia Tlaart
Lanky
Bob
San Francisco
Oos
Big Jim
Jeff
Trojan
Delaney
Apparenty
Lite
Missouri
Nomin
John Taladsay
Ashley Co
Klten
Archbishop Croke
Thomas W. Croke
Cashel
Ireland
Emly
I and
Victoria
Albert
King Edward
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