New British Ambassador Herbert Named For Washington Post
Washington notes mark Michael Henry Herbert as the new British ambassador to the United States with Lord Pauncefote's dean role passing to Herr Von Holleben. The lengthy Herbert lineage and his varied postings highlight a career crowned by the Washington appointment, seen as a major diplomatic prize.
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Washington
the Standard
No. 41
Post Building
State Department
Lord Pauncefote
Herr von Holleben
Germany
France
Russia
Mexico
Italy
Herr von Hengeimuller
Herbert
England
Michael Henry Herbert
Roosevelt
Mingo
Sidney Herbert
G. CC
Earl of Pembroke
Earl of
Montgomery
Baron Herbert
Cardiff
Shurland
Isle of Sheppy
Baron Herbert of
Lea
Wilton
Jesus College
Oxford
Cross Roads
Herbert House
Herbert Fitz- Herbert
Pembroke
William
Earl
London
Paris
Lord Sackville West
Leila Wilson
New York
Ogden Geelet
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Hague
Constantinople
Rome
Legation
Wilton House
Herberts
Sir Philip Sidney
Arcadia
Nadder
Izaak Walton
Greeley
New Cure Claims to Heal All Diseases by Mail
A sensational offer promises a mail sent remedy that allegedly cures chronic and lingering ailments. It targets heart lungs kidneys stomach blood liver skin muscles and nerves and invites readers to request a free trial treatment.
Dr. Lipes Offers Free Treatment Trials in Indianapolis
An advertisement promotes Dr. U. G. Lipes of 1,714 Stevenson Building Indianapolis offering free trial treatments for a wide range of illnesses including gout paralysis rheumatism consumption asthma and heart and kidney troubles. It invites all sufferers to write for a free trial and promises quick cures with his new method regardless of ailment.
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U. G. Lipes
Dr. Lipes
A. G. Lipes
Stevenson
Indianapolis
Ind
Boulder State School Graduates Attend Exercises
The annual commencement at the state school for the deaf and the blind drew a large crowd in Boulder. Teachers and guests from Anaconda, Butte, Billings, and Dillon mingled with local families as graduates were honored at the exercises. A wide range of visitors and residents traveled or planned summer activities around the event.
Dillon Social News Highlights From June Events
A Dillon society picnic gathered members of the Manse, St James guild, St Rose guild and Baptist Aid at Selway grove. The normal graduates enjoyed a country ride culminating at Kuntze cafe for lunch. Graduation host F C Kress and Dr Eggleston dined with the faculty. XYZ club hosted Mrs Will Jones. next Friday they visit Orr ranch. William Wilson and Daisy Kennison wed at the bride’s North Washington home with about 20 guests. The Social Fight toured to the Orr ranch for entertainment. Children’s Day at M E church featured a charming program by the youngsters. K Day and Rosa Briggs were married at the M E rectory. they will reside on Kentucky avenue. Mrs Frank Conway returned from Virginia City after visiting her parents.
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Kuntze Cafe
F. C. Kress
Dr. Eggleston
Normal Faculty
XYZ Club
Will Jones
Orr Ranch
Matt Orr
William Wilson
Daisy Kennison
Washington Street
R. P. Smith
Dillon
M. E
Rosa
Briggs
World record log loader sets nine hour day mark
Special correspondence from Hamilton notes the Anaconda Copper Mining Company log loader in Hamilton achieved 1 006 logs in nine hours, hauling 150 000 feet with a crew of six plus operator George Tilburn. The machine replaces 28 men and three teams. The article also lists local births illnesses and county actions including bridge repairs and election registrars.
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Hamilton
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
George Tilburn
R. A. Byrne
Charles Veitch
John Murry
Matt Pollock
John Powell
A. L. Johnston
Sorn
Ellis Weatherford
Rose Lillick
Effie Moats
Butte
Epworth League
J. A. Martin
Media Butler
Como
Harlan
Ravalli County
Bitter Root
Darby
Board of County Commissioners
Sula
S. H. Campbell
Overwhich
B. J. Castner
BE. Wilkerson
Grantsdale
Jaw
Huddleston
R. Lt. Perkins
E. C. Whaley
Corvallis
Naaman Johnson
Victor
Munroe Fulkerson
Stevensville
Joseph Dagnais
John A. Jameson
Florence
James A. Morris
al Porter
Frank McCarty
Riverside
Why Salute Was Delayed at Rochambeau Statue Ceremony
A Washington Star eyewitness recounts a near mishap during the Rochambeau statue unveiling salute. Fourth Battery of field artillery lined north of the Washington Monument as the time ball dropped, but an elderly mule driver in an ash cart interrupted discipline. The cannon fired safely within six feet of the mule, which showed no reaction as spectators held their breath.
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Washington Star
Rochambeau
Fourth Battery of Field Artillery
Washington Monument
State Department
Dedication of Church of the Holy Spirit in Missoula
Missoula hosts the 22d Montana Episcopal Convocation with Bishop L. R. Brewer presiding at the Church of the Holy Spirit. The ceremony follows years of growth since 1877, including construction milestones, a 159 active communicants, 24 baptisms and 5 marriages this year, and ongoing parish leadership under Rev. C. H. Linley assisted by a full clergy and lay organization.
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Missoula
Protestant Episcopal Church
Montana
Church of the Holy Spirit
L. R. Brewer
Helena
H. Linley
M. Atkins
Butte
H. T. Wilkinson
N. B. Holter
L. Kurz
W. W. Love
S. D. Hooker
Richard A. Harlow
George T. Wickes
Brewer
George Stewart
Tuttle
Missouri
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Mr. Stewart
Bitter Root Valley
Missoula County
C. H. Linley
Billings, Mont
Fred Gilbert
John Roberts
Charles L. Beckwith
B. Clements
Harry Brayton
Miss Harding
Morton
Moore
Collins
Hurlbut
Messrs. I.F
Wright
T. M. Keith
Corbin
Christian Helper’s Society
Louise Hathaway
Ackerley
Miss. Treveaille
Cambridge University
England
Senator Elkins Proposes Cuba Admitted as U S State
Senator Elkins introduces a joint resolution for annexing Cuba and admitting it as a U S state by statute or by direct action. The plan includes a republican Cuba government, a debt clause, a $100 000 appropriation, and a condition that annexation occur by January 1 1904. He argues admission avoids tariff disputes and favors Cuba over a $6 million annual grant.
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Washington
Elkins
West Virginia
Senate
Cuba
Union
Congress
Republic of
United States
Texas
Republican Party
Sheep Market Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Categories
The auction notes varied bids with good to choice heavy at 7.50 to 7.55, rough heavy around 7.45, and light at about 7.45. Western sheep and lambs appear steady with clipped wethers around 5.50, and spring lambs listed near 7.59 amid fluctuating receipts of 600 head.
Omaha Market Notes Cattle and Hogs Steady to Slow
South Omaha cattle receipts reach 1 head with market steady and hogs at 10 500 head. Native steers bring 417.60, western and Texas steers around 4.75 to 5.05, calves to 746, and stockers to 845.25. Hogs show slow trade with heavies 7.35 to 7.50, mixed 7.40, pigs around 7.20 to 7.40. Sheep and lambs steady with fed muttons near 20.05 to 25.25 and lambs around 4.63 to 5.25.
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South Omaha
Texas
Grain Markets End Quiet With Mixed Wheat Decline
Chicago wheat futures closed weaker as July dipped to 72 1/2 cents amid selling on fears of exhausted old wheat stocks and improving French and English weather. Corn remained dull but firm with July up about a cent, oats steady to lower, and July products collectively down around one tenth to one cent.
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France
England
Gree
BNR
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock receipts show cattle steady to mixed as market on native steers and cows ranges from $2.75 to $3.25 per hundredweight. Hogs steady to lower with bulk sales near $7.00 per hundredweight and pigs around $6.40. Sheep and lambs listed with mutton around $4.45 and lambs at $4.46 to $7.15.
Salt Lake stock and mining exchange closes yesterday
Closing prices posted on the Salt Lake stock and mining exchange show shifts across listed securities. Traders monitored commodity and mining shares as market activity closed for the day.
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Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Cash commodity prices and receipts report
The report lists grain and feed prices for flour and wheat with several grade identifiers, oats, rye, barley and flax seed prices. It shows prime timothy and pork and lard values, plus boxed shoulders and whiskey prices, followed by a table of receipts and shipments for flour wheat corn oats rye and barley.
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Chicago Cattle Receipts and Hog Market Report
Chicago cattle receipts near 1300 head with mixed prices for steers and cows, Texas fed steers listed at 496.70. Hog receipts around 18000 today with a weaker close and open steady to 5c 10c lower, market noted as mixed with butchers at 7.10.
Treasury balances show available cash and gold reserves
Washington on June 14 reports general fund balances excluding the $150,000,000 gold reserve. Available cash totals $200,199,176 while gold holdings amount to $100,626,159.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
New College Fruit Fudge Becomes Popular Treat
In the New York Evening Post the latest college sweets trend is fruit fudge. The fudge blends chocolate or vanilla base with chopped fruits, figs, dates, candied ginger, and cherries. A favored version adds a small extra mix for undergraduates.
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New York Evening Post
Roosevelt Rough Riders San Juan Hill Debate Reignites Textbook History
Washington dispatch notes a dispute over who led the San Juan Hill assault. It cites John B. Daish and General H. W. Boynton challenging textbook omissions in Leading Facts of American History used in city schools. The White House had no comment on Boynton’s findings.
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Washington Dispatch
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
San Juan Hill
Sampson-Schley
San Juan
John B. Daish
New York
Board of Education
H. V.boynton
Public
New York Volunteers
Paragrap
Daish
Edward Marshall
H. W. Boynton
Santiago
Boynton
White House
Copper Cure Promises Home Use for Consumption
An advertisement touts Antidotum Tuberculose or the Copper Cure as a universal remedy for consumption. It claims to kill tuberculosis germs with copper, cites testimonials including A H Dingley, and urges readers to write to Kalamazoo Tuberculosis Remedy Co in Michigan for free books and home treatment details.
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K. Buckhout
Kalamazoo Tuberculosis Remedy Co. (Ltd
British Tuberculosis Congress
Kalamazoo Tuberculosis Remedy Co
Main Street
Kalamazoo
Mich
A. H. Dingley
Congressman Dingley
Dingley Tariff Bill Fame
John Devries
Adrian de Die
S. West Street
Paul de Smith
Dalton
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Omaha Livestock
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