State Board Pushes Vaccination for All School Children
Great Falls dispatch reports Montana state board of health led by Dr. A F Longeway launches campaign to require vaccination for all school children and possibly all workers. Circular instructs inoculation methods, revaccination rules, and certificate submission for school entry. A doctor’s nine prior revaccinations yielded no result until the tenth produced a positive take.
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Great Falls
State Board of Health
A. F. Longeway
Oae
Longeway
Helena
Supreme Court affirms lower court in two cases
The Montana Supreme Court sustains the Silver Bow county district court ruling denying an injunction against Butte & Boston Mining and others over hoisting works on the Never Despair mine. The decision holds the lower court acted within jurisdiction and did not abuse discretion.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Butte & Boston Mining Company
Frank Klepetko
Barns
Johnstown
State of
Montana
David Auchard
District Court
Lewis and Clarke County
Milburn
Butte Court
Mollie Withers
8. V
Kermper
Hutte Realty
Kemper
Serious wreck on the Great Northern at White Earth
A freight car derailed from a siding onto the main line at White Earth 40 miles east of Williston North Dakota. One man was killed and another missing believed trapped. No crew injuries. Tramps suspected to be aboard. No. 3 westbound passenger delayed. Further details unavailable.
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Standard
Great Falls
White Earth
Williston
N. C
Myrtle Brown Convicted of First Degree Assault
Special Dispatch reports Myrtle Brown was found guilty of first degree assault for shooting Mate Langford on April 22. The district court trial lasted two days. the jury rendered verdict at 40 oclock tonight. Both defendants described as negras.
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Blanchard
Billings
Myrtle Brown
Tie Langford
Settlement Hopes Dim in Russian American Tariff Clash
Russians enact second round of reprisals on American goods over Gage tariff interpretation. Officials doubt Secretary Hay can secure settlement, and warn further actions may follow. Americans fear prolonged disruption of trade and slow resumption of business with Russia.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Gage
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Hay
M. de Witte
Hughes to Head Both Rio Grande Lines Traffic
Ager Hughes of the D. and R. G. will become general traffic manager of the Rio Grande Western with S H Babcock moving to assistant general traffic manager overseeing both systems. No other departmental changes are planned.
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Ager Hughes
S. H. Babcock
Traffc
Rent Must Be Paid Delinquents Face Cancellation
The Montana state board of land commissioners voted to require all delinquent renters and buyers to settle by August first or lose leases and certificates. The list of owing parties totals 2100 dollars, including Attorney General Donovan. The board also reviewed recent bond offers and refunds from school districts and counties, with actions referred to the attorney general.
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Standard
Helena
State Board of Land Commissioners
Donovan
Lst
Cascade County
Butte
Madison County
Kenwood
Lewis
Starke County
Flathead County
Free County
Hamilton
National League Scores and Standings Highlight Busy June 4
Philadelphia dominated Cincinnati 19 to 0 in a doubleheader sweep at home with 5,548 in attendance. New York edged St. Louis in the final inning as Bernhardt’s single sealed a 3 to 2 win. Boston beat Pittsburgh while Brooklyn topped Chicago on McGuire’s clutch five-base throws.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Newark
New York
St. Louis
Sckman
Bernhardt
Rio Grande Western to Operate Independently After Integration
In Salt Lake City on a tour, Denver & Rio Grande president EK F Jeffrey announces the Rio Grande Western will run as an independent system. General Manager Metcalf of the D R G will serve as general manager of the Rio Grande Western with other officer changes to follow.
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Salt Lake
Rio Grande Western Railroad
Denver & Rio Grande System
EK. F. Jeffrey
Metcalf
Rio Grande Western
Death of Lt L G Greenfield in South Africa Wounds
Lieutenant L G Greenfield of the Shropenire yeomanry cavalry is dead from wounds received in South Africa. He was a member of the Oxford Cambridge team that defeated the Harvard Yale team in the international athletic games in July.
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London
L. G. Greenfield
Shropenire Yeomanry Cavalry
South Africa
Oxford-Cambridge
Harvard-Yale
Loys
Philadelphia and Chicago in high scoring league game
In Philadelphia on June 24 Philadelphia and Chicago produced a remarkable inning battle. Callahan was steady and effective in tight spots as Beere worked for Chicago. Attendance was 1,312 with key batteries Frazer Powers Callahan Sugden.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Callahan
Baltimore Triumphs Over Detroit Again
Baltimore won again today from Detroit with an attendees count of 2 258 and a final score. The report lists Forman Ginnity Rob inson Miller and Buelow among players.
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Baltimore
Detroit
R. IL. B. Bastimore
Forman
M Ginnity
Robinson
Miller
Buelow
Boston Beats Cleveland Soundly in June showdown
Boston defeated Cleveland in all game aspects with 3,915 in attendance. Scene notes include figures Mitchell and Schreck, Moore and Wood in a London report. Eugene Zimmerman from Cincinnati has put his son in law, the Duke of Manchester, in a position to offer creditors 12 shillings 6 pence on the pound. a meeting Thursday will set preparations.
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Boston
Cleveland
London
Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Duke of Manchester
Klondike Gold Shipment Boosts Seattle Mint and Deaths Reported
Alaska gold clean-up nears completion with estimates of 15 to 20 million dollars for the season. The steamer Dolphin carries dust and bullion to Seattle while preparations begin for the next Klondike journey. Passenger lists are full as Dawson and Whitehorse send many returnees. Bodies from Dawson interment plans include several named individuals and a drowning victim near Forty Mile.
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Wash
Steagner Dolphin
Klondike
Canadian Bank of Commerce
St. Michael
Alaska
Yukon
Roanoke
Daweon
Skagway
Zealandia
Dawson
Bright
Chris Sonnikson
Tacoma
Maurice Marsden
California
Frank Belcher
Pennsylvania
Gertie Duval
Pennsylvania Crew Sets Fast Rowing Trials in Henley
At Henley England June 24 the Pennsylvania team posted the best time in fast trials covering the full course in 7 minutes 15 seconds and half the course in 38 minutes 25 seconds. Despite windy water the Americans spurted to 42 seconds and remained competitive, while Leanders finished in 7 minutes 35 seconds and American prospects were seen as uncertain.
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Henley
England
Pennsylvania
Man Claims Pullman Heir Extorts Money, Arrest Made
Gustave Behring, who asserted he was George M. Pullman's son, was arrested at Frank Lowden's office on a charge of attempting to extort money. He allegedly demanded 5 000 dollars and 10 000 dollars monthly for six months, then threatened to act. Judge H P Davis restrained him with a revolver until police arrived. Behring says he meant no harm.
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Kentucky
Elmer A. Poff
Iowa
Thomas Lippy
Seattle
Frank Bromley
Australia
Yukon
Forty Mile
Andrew Lee
Decorah
Norway
Klondike
Chicago
Gustave Behring
George M. Pullman
Frank ©. Lowden
Women’s Temple
Mr. Lowden
Florence Pullman
Behring
Herron seeks injunction to curb Nevada tax board
W F Herron chief counsel for the Southern Pacific company applied for an injunction before Judge Hawley in the United States circuit court to restrain the state board of assessors from exercising power delegated to them by the last legislature. The hearing is set for July 15.
Army Promotions Honor Spanish War Service
Commissions as brigadier generals issued to Enoch H. Crowder in the judge advocate's department James Allen of the signal corps and Robert L Howse of the cavalry They will hold these posts until June 30 The appointments honor their service in the Spanish war and the Philippine campaign
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Washington
Enoch H. Crowder
Judge Advocate’s Department
James Allen
Signal Corps
Robert L. Howse
Cavalry
Verdict Exonerates Simpson in Big Sandy Fatal Fight
From Big Sandy a coroner jury finds Archie Simpson not to blame for John Ladieux death after a street quarrel. Ladieux suffered a hemorrhage from a lung disease and a fall. Simpson is 22, married, and employed at the Spollane hotel.
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Great Falls
Sherbach
Pondera
Mannix
Big Sandy
John Ladieux
Archie Simpson
Ladioux
Simpson
Rogers
Benton
Crutcher
Box Elder
Spollane Hotel
Chamberlain Resumes Duties Sends Jab at Boers to Stratford
London reports Colonial Secretary Chamberlain has recovered from gout and resumed duties. He telegraphed to the unionist candidate for Stratford urging electors to recall that a seat lost to the government is a seat gained by the Boers.
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London
New York Sugar Refiner George H. Moeller Dies in New Jersey
June 24 reports the death of George H. Moeller, prominent New York sugar refiner, at his Spring Lake summer home. He served as president of the German Savings Bank of Brooklyn and was a director of the Pacific Fire Insurance Company.
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New York
George H. Moeler
Spring Lake
N. J
German Savings Bank of
Brooklyn
Pacific Fire Insurance Company
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