First Range Cattle Open Market With $4.60 Steers
Advices from Chicago report first condition range cattle from Pierre, S D on the market via Rosenbaum Bros. & Co. 23 steers weighing 1154 pounds sold at 4 60, two cows at 2 90, 3 bulls at 2 50. Bulls averaged 1417 pounds brought 3 15. Montana prices lag last year with cattle near 5 25 to 7 15 and sheep about 50 cents per hundred lower despite overall market strength compared with prior years.
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Chicago
Pierre
S. D
Rosenbaum Bros. & Co
Montana
J. McClure
Conrad Price Cattle Company
Royal Tour of Ireland Opens Picturesque Connemara Region
King Edward and Queen Alexandra received enthusiastic crowds as they toured Leenan to Recess and Galway. A local petition led to a clemency grant on the spot, while Connemara quarries featured a jurvey ride amid mud and cheering peasants and elegant royal escorts.
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Galway
Edward
Alexandra
Ireland
Leenan
Killarney Bay
Connemara
al- Way
District Council
Galway Bay
Ketmarre
Lord Lansdowne
Eile
Earl of Dudley
Lady Dudley
Gun Gone He Vacated Ranch After Deputies Arrive
Special Dispatch reports Bozeman deputies Reynolds and Fowler went to Little Holland to restore order at Tom Omta's ranch. Omta, who refused to vacate after a sheriff sale, had guarded the premises with a shotgun. When deputies entered the cabin they retrieved the gun and Omta left peacefully after being ordered to depart.
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Standard
Bozeman
Reynolds
Fowler
Little Holand
Hollander
Tom Omta
Omtu
Wool Sale At Billings Hits One Hundred Thousand Pounds
A Billings market report notes that buyers purchased about one hundred thousand pounds of wool in a brisk sale. Prices were steady as traders indicated strong demand from regional mills and textile buyers.
Renewed Wool Market Activity in Billings
July 20 Billings reports renewed wool market activity with total sales about 690000 pounds. Buyers like J B Elliott and Spencer Menger Co led varied lots at prices from 10 to 18 cents. The Arkwright Sheep Co shipped 9 pounds despite a declined offer. M Edwards bought small lots at private sale.
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Standard
Billings
J. B. Elliott
Spencer, Menger & Co
J. B. Phillips
A. Johnson
James G. Fraser
Mayek
J. N. Tolman
Tolman & Nutting
Manny Bros
Tarry Palmer
Ernest Morrow
Bidensticker
L. C. Work
Arkwright Sheep Company
M Edwards
Heavy Rain Fells Invicinity Of Fort Benton
Fort Benton July 20 heavy rainfall begins at two o clock this afternoon the heaviest rain in this section this season. The Jow Teton and Marias country reported several heavy showers with six rains this season and no rain since July Fourth. Stay ing is practically out of the question and lightning accompanied some showers. The Benton Sheep Company lost two sheep to a lightning stroke and ranges may suffer some damage.
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Fort Benton
Jow Teton
Marias
Sear Lael
Benton Sheep Company
Immanurd Sunday School Picnic Travels to Deer Lodge
Rainy day parade of Immanurd Sunday school excursionists from Hutte to Deer Lodge with five coaches. Indoor time due to foul weather, brief afternoon clear spell allowed a hind concert at the penitentiars, later rain spoiled plans. Train back to Butte around seven.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Hutte
Deer Ladige
Penitentiars
Butte
Old-Time River Man Charles McArthur Dies in Dubuque
Dubuque Iowa reported the death of Charles H. McArthur last week. An old-time river man, he kept books for Motormick and Co at Junction before their retirement, and earlier ran on the Mississippi and Upper Missouri steamboats. He was about 70 and well known in Yellowstone County.
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Standard
Billings
Charles Spear
Billings State Bank
Dubuque
Iowa
Charles HM. McArthur
Montana
Paul Motormick & Co
Yellowstone County
McArthur
Dismond
Mississippi
Waters
Missouri
T. C
Fort Benton
Down-The-River
Powerr MacCormick
Junction
Pulver Found Guilty in Disturbance Case at Billings
A jury in Justice Mann's court convicted Pred Pulver of disturbing the peace after witnesses said he caused a disturbance near Mrs. O. F. Kimgren's residence Sunday night. Kimgren fled and died two days later. Pulver was sentenced to days in the county jail.
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Standard
Billings
Pulver
Justice
Funeral for A W Allie at Christian Church
Derr Lodge reports the funeral of A W Allie held this afternoon at the Christian church. M M Eaton gave the address and the Masonic lodge conducted the service. A large procession accompanied the casket to the cemetery as many Avon area friends attended.
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Espevlsi
Derr Lodge
A W. Allie
Chistian Church
M. M. Eaton
Masonic Lodge
Avon and Vicinity
Sheepman Nagaman’s son injured in mowing machine accident
J FP Nagaman of Musselshell learned by telephone that one of his sons fell from a mowing machine seat and had a finger severed. The injured youth will receive surgical care in Billings. Esseltyn of Red Lodge, jailed for drafting and cashing checks without funds, waived preliminary in Justice Mann’s court and was bound over to the district court in $14,000 bonds.
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The
Standard
Billings
J. FP. Nagaman
Nagaman
Esseltyn
Red Lodge
Townsman Falls At Montana Saloon Stirring Scene
July incident on the south side at the Montana saloon where Frank Townsend fell downstairs from the floor above. A proprietor assisted him up and he appeared uninjured before later being arrested on a charge of stealing money from the bartender.
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The
Standard
Billings
Frank Townsend
Montana
Crucifix Gift to Bishop Brondel from Franciscan Commissioner
A Franciscan priest in Washington sent Bishop Brondel a blessed crucifix from the tomb of Christ. The gift honors the bishop’s donation to a Palestine sacred places preservation fund.
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Standard
Helena
Brondel
Washington
Holy Land
Christ
Palestine
Market Sparks Benton Trade With Large Freights
Great Falls reports near quarter million pounds sold on Benton market with 244000 pounds traded at Fort Benton saleroom. High price around cents per pound and private sales at 16 2 3 cents. Yearly totals show one million pounds already moved in Great Falls with comparable stock awaiting sale, amounting to about four million pounds for the year.
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Standard
Great Falls
Great Malls
Fort Benton
Benton
Diet of guilty today and defense seeks new trial
The court reported a guilty verdict today and the defense moved for a new trial citing procedure concerns.
Wealthy Women Perish in Sea View House Fire
In Old Orchard Me two rich sisters Mrs Selin M Martin and Mrs E A Stevens were suffocated and burned to death in a fire at Sea View House a 12 guest summer hotel. Mrs E D Hooper of Paris Me escaped from the same floor after reaching the second story. Several others fled in night clothes. Loss topped $50 000.
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Old Orchard
Selin M. Martin
E.A. Stevens
East Grafton
N. H
Seaview House
E. D. Hooper
Paris
Freman
Keating Honored by Clan-na-Gael Reception in New York
John T. Keating former national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians received a reception at Cooper Union from Clan-na-Gael. He had just arrived from Ireland aboard the Teutonic and spoke at the grave of Theobald Wolfe Tone in Bagenstown on June 21. The event was a response to accusations he spoke for no American group. Resolutions adopted at the meeting asserted policy for the Nationalists of the United States.
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New York
John T. Keating
Order of Hibernians
Clan-na-Gael
Cooper Union
Keating
Ireland
Teutonic
United Irishmen
Theobald Wolf Tone
Bogenstown
Nationalists of Ireland
America
United States
Naval officers make quite a hit with Portuguese hosts
Rear Admiral Cotton commanding the U S European squadron is presented to Crown Prince Philippe and Infante Manuel in Lisbon. King Charles praises Roosevelt and the United States in remarks that move Admiral Cotton and Bryan. The Brooklyn band plays as crowds acclaim the American officers during excursions. A royal visit to the Brooklyn is planned Saturday with a luncheon aboard the Brooklyn.
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Lisbon
Cotton
United States
Phillipe
Infante
Manuel
Charles
Trova
Cintria
Roosevelt
Bryan
Admiral Cotton
Ministry of Marine
Arsenal
Portugal
The
Brooklyn
High Court
Indivatl
Ursuline Sister in Helena Seeks Training Home
Mother Angela assistant superior general of the Ursuline order visiting Helena aims to establish a Helena training home for young women entering the order. The proposed facility would train future Ursuline sisters rather than serve the public, leveraging the city’s location and St. Johns Hospital backing. Sister Angela, formerly Miss Lincoln of Cincinnati, has local support and hopes to secure a suitable Helena property.
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Standard
Helena
Mother Angela
Ursuline Order
Rome
St. John's Hospital
St. Peter’s Mission
Ursulines
Angela
United States
Amedeag
St. Peter's Mission
Ursuline
Montana
California
St. Ursula
Angela Merucci
Brescia
Countrie
Europe
Quebec
Ursuline Sisters
England
Ireland
Lincoln
Cincinnati
Bank President Reports Former Clerk Misappropriated Funds
Joseph M. Riker president of the Merchants National Bank announced that Edmund J. Smith a longtime former discount clerk is at least ten thousand dollars short in his accounts. Smith served 28 years with the bank, beginning as an office boy.
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Newark
N. J
Joseph M. Riker
Merchants’ National Bank
Edmund J. Smith
Smith
Korea Contemplates Repurchase of Lands
The Times reports Korea considers repurchasing privately acquired Russian lands at Yongampho and then transferring them to Russian holders to legitimize tenure. The move is viewed in Japan as condoning Russian aggression and likened to a second Port Arthur.
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London
the Times
Tokio
Korea
Vyongampho
Japan
Yongampho
Montana to host crack shots cavalry meet at Fort Keogh
The rifle contest between the 71st and 23d infantry regiments moves from Fort Keogh Montana to Fort Sheridan Indiana. Crack marksmen from Dakota and Lakes cavalry departments will participate in carbine and pistol contests with the pistol following the carbine event, per War Department orders.
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St. Paul
Fort Keogh
Mont
Fort Sheridan
Department of
War Department
Outfit Overturned. Boy Survives Minor Injuries
Columbus reports a six-horse team driven by a 15-year-old Cody Wyoming boy overturned on a bridge near Dave Pearson's place. The child escaped with only minor injuries as J N Shandy and family passed through en route to Flathead Lake.
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The
Standard
Columbus
J. N. Shandy
Cody
Wyo
Flathead Lake
Dave Pearson
Will Appoint Women To Immigration Service Matrons
Secretary Cortelyou will appoint a limited number of women from civil service lists as matrons in the immigration service. They will board incoming vessels and assist in examining women passengers.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Civil Service Commission
Immigration Service
Mediation Claims to Avert War in Russo Japanese Tensions
The Allgemeine Zeitung reports that British mediation in Tokyo and French mediation in St Petersburg have briefly averted the risk of war. The scans suggest a possible Russo Japanese understanding emerging from the talks.
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Vienna
The
Allgemine Zeitung
Tokio
St Petersburg
Commons to welcome French arbitration group in Paris visit
London reports MPs interested in arbitration will visit Paris in November to meet the French group. Premier Balfour and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman will accompany the Commons members on the trip.
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London
House of Commons
Paris
Balfour
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Five Chicago Sanitary Inspectors Indicted on Bribery Charges
Grand jury charged five sanitary inspectors, including assistant chief John H. Kelly, with taking bribes. Kelly, a noted labor leader, once led the Chicago Journeymen Plumbers' union.
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Chicago
Grand
John 8. Kelly
Kelly
Chicago Journeymen Plumbers’ Union
Fires at Balakhamy petroleum works intensify
In Balakhamy the extensive petroleum works burn under suspicious fires. The military cannot contain the blaze and the danger prompts foreigners to flee toward the coast for safety amid escalating threats.
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Baku
Russia
Balakhamy
Fire guts Great Central sheds at Grimsby
Fire sweeps the Great Central railway decks and sheds at Grimsby destroying machinery and a vast stack of barley. Damage estimated at 500000 dollars.
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London
Great Central Railway
Grinsby
Santos-Dumont Offers Balloon for France in War
Santos-Dumont, after his successful July 24 dirigible balloon demonstration, offers to place the balloon at France's disposal. General Andrue, secretary of war, accepts the offer in a letter received by him.
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Paris
Velou
Santos-Dumont
France
Andrue
Confederate General A P Stewart Critically Ill in Chattanooga
Gen A P Stewart a surviving Confederate lieutenant general and Chickamauga park commission member is critically ill in Chattanooga Tennessee. Stewart served as second in command at Missionary Ridge during the Civil War.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
A. P. Stewart
Chickamauga Park
Stewart
Missionary Ridge
Minister Drowned Near Cape Girardeau
Rev. Alsworth, pastor of the Presbyterian church in St. Louis, drowned while bathing in the Mississippi River at Cape Girardeau. His body has not been recovered. He was 0 years old and leaves a widow and two children.
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St. Louis
Post Dispatch
Cape Girardeau
Alsworth
Presbyterian Church
Missississippi
Funeral halts Norfolk & Western trains in Roanoke
The Norfolk and Western system halted every wheel for ten minutes today in Roanoke during the Philadelphia funeral of F. J. Kimball, late president of the railroad.
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Roanoke
Norfolk & Western
Philadelphia
F. J. Kimball
Jury acquits City Police Chiefs in witness protection case
In Colorado Springs a jury, after 17 hours of deliberation, returned a verdict in the case against Chief of Police King and Detective Joel Atkinson charged with secreting witnesses to shield a crime. The decision ends the high profile trial.
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Olorado Springs
Colo
King
Joel Atkinson
Probate Decrees Final Discharge in Two Montana Estates
The District Court signed and ordered final discharge for the estate of John Barry, deceased. Proof of publication of notice to creditors was filed in the estate of Mary E. Duffy, deceased.
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John Barry
Mary E. Duffy
Madrid Premier States No Alliance With France
Premier Villaverde announces no alliance exists between Spain and France but notes a good understanding could serve as a basis for future cooperation. The statement implies a cautious, exploratory approach to broader ties.
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Madrid
Villaverde
Spain
France
Judge Rules Demurrer Overruled in McCabe Extortion Case
Judge Murphy overruled the demurrer in the state versus William McCabe on extortion charges. He scheduled the preliminary examination for August 3 at 1 30 o clock.
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Murphy
William McCabe
McCabe
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