Favorable News On King Edward Recovery From Wound
London reports another favorable bulletin on King Edward's condition as he passes a comfortable day with maintained strength. The public awaits official word on recovery while royal family observers prepare for forthcoming events and potential public appearances.
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London
Edward
Prince
Princess of Wales
Duke
Duchess of Connaught
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Horse Guards
Duke of Connaught
Portsmouth
King's health deemed safe as doctors report
London reports the king is out of immediate danger after nearly an hour of medical briefings at Buckingham Palace. Doctors including Lord Lister and Sir Frederick Treves expressed relief as the bulletin noted no disquieting symptoms. By June 30 doctors expect to announce all danger of complications has passed.
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Edward
England
Crystal Palace
Prince of Wales
London
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Strand
Fleet Street
Lord Lister
Frederick Treves
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Gazette
Lancet
Victoria Station
Prince Henry
Prussia
Louis Philippe
Portugal
Grand Duke of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Frederick Francis
Wilson Nominated as Bozeman Land Office Register
Livingston June 28 M R Wilson city attorney of Livingston has been nominated by President Roosevelt to be register of the Bozeman land office to succeed A L Love whose commission expired April 5. Wilson has long resided here been school principal later in law practice and is valued for his clerical ability and knowledge of law. His appointment is welcomed by his party and Park county friends.
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Standard
Livingston
M. R. Wilson
Roosevelt
Bozeman Land Office
A. L. Love
Senate
Wilson
Bozeman
Park County
Convicts Tracy and Merrill Reported Near Centralia
Sightings place Tracy and Merrill seven miles south of Centralia. They entered a farm house and stole several items including a razor and a looking glass. Sheriff Deggeler pursues them.
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Portland
Ore
The
Oregonian
Centralia
Wash
Tracy and
Merrill
Deggeler
Indian Horse Thief Brought to Jail in Helena
John Oldchief, an Indian, charged with stealing horses, was brought to the Helena jail today by US Deputy Marshal M. H. Wall from the Blackfeet agency. He has been committed for trial by J. M. Armour, the United States commissioner at Browning.
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The
Standard
Helena
John Oldchief
United States
M. H. Wall
Blackfeet
J. M. Armour
Browning
Another Horse Thief Arrested in Montana Case
Dick Vinton, charged with stealing two horses from Charles Voges of Big Timber, was taken back to that town today by deputy J. M. Lyons of Sweetgrass County. He was arrested by Stock Inspector J. B. Lee at Shelby Junction after allegedly selling the horses. Vinton is 26 and reportedly served time in the Iowa penitentiary.
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The
Standard
Helena
Dick Vinton
Charles, Voges
J.M. Lyons
Sweetgrass County
J. B. Lee
Shelby Junction
Lowa
Second Conviction for Jessie Morrison in Castle Murder
In El Dorado Kansas Jessie Morrison, on her third trial for the murder of Mrs. Olin Castle, was found guilty of second degree murder after two hours deliberation. The case followed prior trials resulting in a manslaughter verdict and a later new trial. Morrison wept as the verdict was read and blamed the judge.
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el Dorado
Kan
Jessica Morrison
Olin Castle
Jessie Morrison
Clara Wiley Castle
Miss Morrison
Premeditated double deed ties to family marriage
Boise, Idaho. W. P. Kissinger, who murdered Mrs. W. P. Garner and died after his act yesterday, had married Mattie Horn, Garner’s sister, 12 years ago but then loved the murdered woman. Kissinger had separated from his wife, who got a Pendleton divorce recently, and he came from Oregon to kill Ada Horn. His body bore a note of the stated purpose.
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Boise
Idaho
W. P. Kissinger
W. P. Garner
Pearlly
Mattie Horn
Pendleton
Kissinger
Oregon
Bose
Eugene
Mr. Garner
Ada Horn
K'ssinger
Horse and Rider In Prospect Hole Near Helena
Special Dispatch from Helena reports C. C. Evans narrowly escaped serious injury when his horse, after a herd break, leaped toward a hidden prospect hole. Evans grabbed bushes to halt the fall and climbed out, though he remains bruised and shaken from the incident.
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The
Standard
Helena
C. C. Evans
Grizzly Gulch
Bonner
Mr. Evans
Mystery surrounds shooting of Mona Bell in Butte
In Butte at a saloon lodging above the McLaughlin place, Almona known as Mona Bell was shot. She claims self defense but authorities suspect a business man. he was briefly detained then released after her hospital statement exonerated him. The case hinges on conflicting accounts and missing bullet impact details.
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Almona
Mona Bell
Half-World
Joh McLaughlin
Hamilton Street
Broadway
Butte
Rell
Harrington & Richardson
Bell
Reynolds
Murphy
McGuigan
McLaughlin's
Vandals Deface Montana Capitol Terrace Pillar
Helena June 28 reports say Montana's new state capitol suffered vandalism when a workman found initials carved on a terrace pillar. Custodian Toole vowed strong measures against anyone caught in the act of defacing the building.
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Standard
Helena
Montana
Toole
Palace Restaurant Robbed in Big Timber
At about 3 o'clock yesterday morning the Palace restaurant was broken into and about $5 in cash taken. The restaurant is run by Mrs. W. O. Tucker and Miss Edith Peterson. Mrs. Tucker closed for a brief time and upon returning found the money drawer broken open and a pocketbook containing $4 or $5 missing.
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The
Standard
Big Timber
Palace
W. O. Tucker
Edith Peterson
Tragic Idaho miner and son buried in cave collapse
J W Brentley and his 14 year old son Bud were working on a prospect near Kellogg Idaho when earth and rock collapsed trapping Brentley. The boy crawled to help but a second cave buried both. Brentley survived a long night while watching his son suffocate. Rescue found the man badly bruised at dawn. The boy was buried in Greenwood cemetery.
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Standard
Kellogg
Idaho
Jones
J. W. Prentley
Big Creek
Brenteley
Brentley
Bud Brentley
Hreatley
Greenwood Cemetery
Famine in Cape Haytien as Admiral Lands Troops
Admiral Killick, commander of the Haytien fleet, disembarked troops to back General Firman a presidential candidate in Paris. He refuses to recognize authorities and threatens to bombard Cape Haytien. Consuls protest while bishops and foreign delegates seek peace as street fighting continues.
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Cape Hayden
Killick
Haytien
Firman
Paris
Cape Haytien
Blacksmith Dodges Court in Montana Alimony Case
Daniel Cameron, a Billings blacksmith, fled before a judge could enforce alimony on Lena Cameron. The court entered a default, granted the divorce, and set $30 monthly alimony plus costs and $80 lawyer fees, implying his return would cost him $30 monthly in Montana.
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Standard
Helena
Daniel Cameron
Billings
Henry C. Smith
George N. Hubbard
Yellowstone County
Charles J. Geier
Smith
Lena Cameron
Cameron
Montana
Boy Killed by Railroad Cars in Idaho Tragedy
Mrs. A. FE. Reed of 1008 Logan Street received a telegram announcing her nephew John G. Gallett was killed by railroad cars at Pocatello Idaho this afternoon. He was 11 years old and son of Garrett county clerk at Pocatella. Funeral will be held the morrow afternoon.
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the Standard
Helena
A. FE. Reed
Logan Street
John G. Gallett
Pocatello
Idaho
Garett
Pocatella
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