Assassination Attempt Shocks Constantinople as Bomb Explodes Near Sultan
July 21 report from Constantinople describes a failed bomb attack on the sultan. A blast 37 yards away injured several, killed horses, and shattered glass at the palace area. The sultan escaped unharmed driving to the Yildiz palace amid officials praise. Investigators note two Bulgars likely behind the act, with 50 horses injured and one clock tower damaged.
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Pera
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Legation
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United Statas Amy
Comiulsske
Snartye
County valuation rising in carbon county report
Special Dispatch to the Standard Fed Lodge notes county assessor Normile reports the number of sheep in Carbon county nearly doubles from last year and the valuation of this class of property has more than doubled. Improved ranches increase the total assessment by over half a million.
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Fed
Daly
Take Your Remedy Along Rattlesnakes Increase Near City
Special dispatch notes rattlesnakes are more numerous in higher carbon counts than in years past. Many reptiles have been killed within miles east of the city, including a rancher slain by a snake within a few days.
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The
Standard
Tadige
White Sulphur Springs business men push town to front
White Sulphur Springs July 2. Business men realize the town must advertise its advantages to attract homeseekers and new industries. An association to promote town and county interests is planned with aims including Smith river reservoir to irrigate the valley and boost wheat production. Efforts will also address Montana railroad connection and improving stage access, plus local development projects.
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Smith River
Smith Tver
Montana
Entiire
Beaverhead Tax List Shows Good Increase
Beaverhead County boards of commissioners issued assessments with petitions for reductions. Nine were granted totaling 325,140. The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co saw a $2,000 increase for its franchise, offsetting a net reduction of 23,140. Overall Beaverhead’s year 1905 assessment rose to 333,541, with railroad factors lifting the total to 5,749,860 and livestock values climbing to 4,455,514.
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Standard
Dillon
County Board of
Ranalizacion
Cavnty Commissioners
Peasion
Rocky Mountain Hell Telephone Company
Beaverhead
Muscles Torn Loose From Spinal Column
Ned Lodge reports severe injury to William Lantz a Northern Improvement employee and tip rider. A coal car accident caused the spine to fracture with serious spinal muscle separation and widespread injuries. recovery chances described as uncertain though some improvement noted by evening.
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William Lantz
Northern Improvement Company
Cal Mines
Death of Judge James Kelley Noted in Billings
Billings July 22 News arrives from Minneapolis of the death of Judge James Kelley a longtime Bolings and county leader and former justice of the peace and city treasurer He resigned as treasurer due to illness and returned to his St Paul home where two sons reside.
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Standard
Billings
James Kelley
Minneapolis
Kelley
Bolings
St. Paul
Steamboat Mandan Arrives at Glendive on Yellowstone Run
The steamship Mandan, a 138 foot stern wheeler with a 240 horse power engine, arrived in Glendive from Sioux City under Captain Goul. It clears a channel for government boats to supply the Big Freighting Site, reports fine weather, and notes crew of 21 to 23. Captain March of the Yellowstone line discussed operations and local interest grew as Glendive locals witnessed the river craft for the first time.
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Standard
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New Building Contract Awarded for Stapleton Project
The contract for the Stapleton building project has been awarded to E. 4. Gagnon and a local contractor. The four story structure on the northwest corner of First Avenue North and Sixth Street represents about 120,000 in investment. Office space on upper floors is filling, with Balings club taking half of the fourth floor and Hurl Athin company renting a business room.
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Sixth Street
Only One Clip Sold On Billings Market
Special Di awatch reports from Billings that only one clip sold today as three clips were offered. Prices on two clips were refused by growers. Prices ran about three evots lower than the earliest season advances. W Hoyem sold 20,000 pounds to J Willams & Co at 22 cents. Nolan and Thanley refused 24% on 40,000 pounds. Bridger Bank rejected a small bid. Sales are expected to close in about ten days.
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W. Hoyem
J. Willams & Co
Nolan
Thanley
Bridger Bank
Eloping Couple Trigger Warned Arrest Sparks
Dispatches from Bilings report Henry Tzer of the city directed officers to arrest his 17 year old daughter and Henry P Nelson after they eloped yesterday. Nelson had dated the girl for over a year despite her parents' refusals. The girl left home on an errand to town and was later traced heading southwest.
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Henry Tzer
Mr. Tzer
Henry P. Nelson
Yang
Nelson
School District Fight Turns to Special Rispatch
Red Lodge July 22 Patrona of school districts No. 30 and 31 of Carbon county lead in the dispute over consolidation with parties presenting two on each side. Investigators are employed by both sides as County Superintendent Annhes G. Rosa considers the matter. Billings July 22 The divorce suit of Melle Davis against Jefferson Davis, pending for a year, was dismissed today as the parties settled differences. Davis is a colored workman with substantial property.
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Carbon County
Partione
Annhes G. Rosa
The
Standard
Billings
Melle Davis
Jefferson Davis
District Court
Davis
Arrested for Theft at Yoon Ranch House
Fred Worgan was arrested and jailed on July 22 in Billings for stealing an overcoat watch compass and other items from a house on the Yoon ranch five miles east of town. He is a stranger to the city and attempted to sell the goods when arrested. Seth M Mantings, a prominent ranchman, married Grace Harrington at St Xavier's Mission on the Crow reservation a few days earlier.
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Specks
Standard
Fred Worgan
Capanty
Yoon Ranch
Worgin
Bumues
Seth M. Mantings
Yellowelong Valley
Migs Firace Harrington
St. Xavier's Mission
Crow Reservation
Dillon Creamery 8 Pronounced Success
The Dillon creamery, in operation a short time, shows rising output and high local demand. Output surpassed local market capacity, shipments sent to Butte with strong prices. Milk and cream delivery from nearby ranches increase, monthly butter fat and butter production rising, with July expected at least 1,000 pounds above June.
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Great Falls Wool Exchange Closes Season
Great Falls wool exchange closed for the season with limited arrivals expected. Sales on the exchange totaled about 1 661200 pounds while shorn wool from the market should reach around 4 000 000 pounds. average price on exchange cups was about 2.0 cents per pound. Local sales included Edward Peterson of Belt selling 8 000 pounds at 22 cents to Thayer and J Mayer of Augusta selling 32 600 pounds at 29 1/2 cents to Dow.
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Dow
Reading the Servant and Author Clash in a Tiny Tale
A fragment from Tales from Wiegende Blaetter presents a dialog where a character asks about reading novels. The servant confesses enjoying the stories, though the exchange hints at a playful tension between work and reading.
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Anne
Fragmentary Notes From Pipefitter Speeches Close
A garbled OCR segment records stray phrases about breaking lines and a table of vague items. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable, leaving only jumbled fragments about a winded speech and a tea-related reference.
Jap Sickle Grips Manchuria In War Maneuvers
Dispatch from Manchuria July 22 describes Japanese forces forming a vast crescent from south of Ifaoyang to Kirin, with 150000 bayonets and 2600 guns. Gen Nogi Oku Nodzu Kawamura Hasegawa command multiple battalions while Chinese auxiliaries serve in the center. Coastal cruiser demonstrations menace Russian lines in Korea to aid advance.
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Lewistown Wool Sales Report in Special Dispatch
Lewistown July 22 A special dispatch reports wool sales by firms including P C Weydert & Co moving 20,000 pounds to Put tergon for Williams & Co 2240 W M Peters handling 12,009 pounds to Trumbull for Whitman Farnsworth & Thayer 2240 M Jackson selling 53,000 pounds to Trum bull 82 2c Md Fackmtan and 35,600 pounds to Eshleman for Justice Bateman & Co. The terse notes list buyer names and volumes with no further context.
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Lewistown
P. c. Weydert & Co
Willams & Co
W. M. Peters
Trumbull
Whitman, Farnsworth & ‘Thayer
M. Jackson
C. Md Fackmtan
Eshleman
Brakeman Slips From Box Car in Yard Spares Injury
Northern Pacific brakeman Simer Unger, in the local yards, walked backward on a box car after a coupling parted and slipped off. He sustained a sprained ankle and other injuries but no bones were broken.
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Simer Unger
Northern Pacific
Visit of Grand Master of Montana Lodges Held
R W Kemp of Missoula, grand master of the Odd Fellows of Montana, paid an official visit to Billings lodges. A joint meeting of five lodges was held and reception was given to the grand master on July 22 in Billings.
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the Standard
Billings
R. W. Kemp
Missoula
Odd Fellowa of
Montana
Represent Firemen by Maverick Hose Company Delegation
Oilings July 22 Cant I C Bond O C Ovren Theo Goren and Fred Fonte have been selected by the Maverick hose company to represent it at the mainstremen's convention in Lewistown early September.
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Milne Widows appoint Mary Milne executrix in Montana estate
Mary Milne has been appointed executrix of the will of David N Milne a wealthy ranchman who died in the Musselshell valley three weeks ago in Billings Montana. The will reappears in the probate records and names Milne as the executor overseeing the estate and its assets.
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Mary Milne
Wiss
David N.milne
Musselshell Valley
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