Graves at Bearpaw battle honored at Fort Assinniboine
Washington July 25. At Gen Miles request the bodies of the Second and Seventh Cavalry killed at Bearpaw have been moved from trenches to Fort Assinniboine military cemetery for honorable burial. The Bearpaw fight ended Chief Joseph Nez Perce long pursuit across Montana, surrender following a siege that left 17 Indians dead and 66 troops killed or wounded.
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Nelson A. Miles
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Fort Assinniboine
Joseph
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War Department
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Ceneral Gibbons
Big Hole
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Tongue River
Yellowstone
Fifth Infantry
Second Cavalry
Musselshell
Snake River
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Perces
Gen Samuel Young to Head U S Army in Place of Miles
General Samuel B M Young, promoted to lieutenant general, will succeed General Miles as head of the United States army. A Civil War veteran and 42 year officer, Young rose from private to colonel, led cavalry in Cuba and the Philippines, then commanded the War College and California Department, earning broad praise for bravery and leadership.
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Miles
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General Miles
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General Young
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Pennsylvania Volunteers
Appomattox
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Eighth Cavalry
Arizona
Spain
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Santiago
Shafter
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McKinley
America
New War College
Department of California
Relations steady as dispatches negate war talk
Paris reports from Tokyo and St Petersburg show no confirmation of warlike preparations by Russia or Japan. Dispatches indicate relations between the two governments remain improving despite earlier London and Paris papers.
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Paris
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Tokio
St. Petersburg
London
Russia
Japan
Alleged Murderess Eludes Officers in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa July 25 The sheriff has not located Mrs Ella Hodge wanted in Salt Lake on a murder charge. The 19 year old widow, adopted daughter of a local businessman, vanished yesterday with efforts to learn her whereabouts continuing. She worked at the telephone exchange and had avoided questions about life in Utah.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Flla Hodge
Salt Lake
William X. Ryan
theCelephone Exchange
Utah
Work of Terain Wreckers in Louisville July 25
Louisville reports a general opinion that an attempted act of recklessness or sabotage occurred by unknown wreckers. Authorities investigation focuses on motive and potential targets while residents brace for further disclosures. No injuries reported and the incident remains under inquiry.
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Louisville
Train wreck near Tucker destroys engine and cars
A Southern Railway flyer derailed near Tucker at mile 144 from Louisville when a switch opened. The crash involved two stone cars, a freight train, and a passenger coach, followed by a collision with a boarding car carrying laborers. Several people were injured but expected to recover.
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Southern Railway
Patrow
Tucker
Louisville
Philadelphia Whiskey Distilling Outlet Raided Arrest Made
Internal revenue officers discovered a complete whiskey distilling outlet in central Philadelphia. Moses Silberstein was arrested as the alleged proprietor of the illicit still.
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Philadelphia
Internal Revenue
Moses Silberstein
Artists Capture Prussian Princess and Lincoln Busts Abroad
Mrs. Giulld created a bust of Princess Henry of Prussia while at regattas as her guest. The sculpture is being carved in marble in Italy for display at the St. Louis exposition. Mrs. Ciud completed a bust of Abraham Lincoln, which traveling Americans praised highly.
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Henry of
Prussia
Mrs Cadwaller Guild Returns to Berlin from Kiel
Berlin reports Mrs Cadwaller Guild, the American sculptor, has returned here after a stay in Kiel. The brief dispatch notes her travel and current whereabouts may signal further artistic activity or exhibitions to be announced.
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Berlin
Cadwaller Guild
Kiel
Holzman and Pogarty Nominated in Democratic City Fray
Indianapolis July 25 John W Holzman nominated for mayor by the democratic city convention today William A Pogarty a telegraph operator nominated for city clerk confirmation of nominations comes as party looks to fill key local offices with familiar names in a bid for control of city hall
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Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Holzman
William A. Pogarty
Labor candidate defeats liberal in Durham by election
In the Brenard Castle division of Durham county a by election chose A. Henderson Gabor over W. L. Vane and Mr Beaumont. The Liberal loss ends a long Liberal run since 1886 and signals a broader labor trend. Vane supported Chamberlain's fiscal policy, while local mood favored education and non conformist views.
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Janvion
Brenard Castle
Durham County
Joseph W. Preuse
A. Henderson Gabor
W. L. Vane
Mr. Beaumont
Vune
Chamberlain
Straightening Out Forsyth Lame Deer Telephone Affairs
Special Dispatch to the Standard Forsyth July 25 The district court appointed a receiver for the Forsyth Lame Deer Telephone Company. New directors Maurice Bentall Tom Davis A Wison J C Clifford and Peter Droese will aid the receiver to fix finances. They expect the line to become paying and extend service to more ranchmen with better management.
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Standard
Forsyth
District Court
Forsyth-Lame Deer Telephone Company
Maurice Bentall
Tom Davis
Wison
J. C. Clifford
Peter Droese
Tto
Tne
Forsyth Dispatch Details Hunt Guide Appointment
John Wilcutt is named as guide for the hunting party of Lord and Lady Arthur. He expects to leave soon for Lovingster to join the party which will make an outing at the balonas park after belr Bag.
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Standard
Forsyth
John Wilcutt
Lord and
Lady Arthur
Bie
Lovingster
Balonas Park
Belr Bag
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