Turkish minister meets Secretary Hay seeks European squadron note
Chekib Bey, Turkish minister, conferred with Secretary Hay in Washington Aug 31. A press dispatch synopsis is all that will be shared. no new statements. He discussed the Turkish convoy treaty, protections for Americans, and the European squadron plans, noting ships cannot be reached until Beirut.
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Mr. Hay
Turkey
Porte
Washington
Chekin Bey
Hay
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Beirut
Chekib Bey
Haw
Darling
Apirut
Imperlanen
Ftrom
Leishman
Chekish Bey
Actum
State Department
United States
Vis
Navy Department
Mey
Cuticura praised by mother for infant care
Mrs Hans Bjerre extols Cuticura and Cuticura Soap for soothing delicate infant skin. She credits prompt use with preventing serious skin trouble and urges all mothers to learn of the remedy to reduce child illness and parental anxiety.
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Babys Hood
Doings of Dillon and Beaverhead Special Correspondence
A Dillon correspondent describes Red Rock and Beaverhead river conditions with threats noted from guards, large river widths, and dense debris. The piece highlights an attempted bribery case involving Madison Gown and Charles Margland, a tampered order, and a disrupted custody incident. It also notes 160 horses to be started to Butte.
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Dillon
Robert Raver
Joe Shineberger
Red Rock
Beaverhead
Tay
Madison
Charles Margland
Winer
Cook, Smith
Osnabrack
Mysterious Shipment and Fire Damage Near Lima
Tomorrow morning a shipment of 80 head of range mares from Red Track is arranged by Yrotcy Bros of Chicago as part of the Rhineverger hunch now owned by Mr. Smith. Charles Van Camp, raised in the valley, plans to move to Alberta by land with 10 Grant mares. A fire, likely started by game houses, damaged a cab on engine No 963 after being driven from the Lima roundhouse Saturday night.
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Tormorrow
Great Northern
Mr. Smith
Charles van Camp
Alberta
Ma van Camp
Grant
Jim
Yrotcy
Hotel at Grants Hot Springs Destroyed by Fire
Fire at Grants Hot Springs hotel early this morning totally destroyed the building. Guests escaped with belongings intact and no injuries reported. Fire discovered at 2 am by Mrs Wendgy of Vile City who smelled smoke and alerted landlord Hayes. Fire traced to sweatroom heating apparatus. bath house dining room and cottages saved. Last user was Mrs Denny of Wallace Idaho retiring at 10 pm.
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Missoula, Avg
Grants Hot Springs
Wendgy
Vile City
Hayes
Denny
Wallace
Idaho
Section Foreman Fatally Injured In Cabinet Area
Missoula August report states section foreman John H. Cote was fatally injured tonight near Cabinet just over the Idaho line when struck by a westbound No. 21 handcar. A crew member was severely injured with crushed ribs and other serious damage. Connell transported to Spokane for medical care.
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Missoula
Aug
John H. Cote
Cabinet
Idaho Hne
Exi No. 21
Con
Hell
Connell
Chaperons Proves Popular at Missoula Union Opera House
Hartley presents the Nett opera The Chaperons at the Union Opera House in Missoula. The show draws cordial reception across the East and West, with strong presales and tickets available at Hartley’s.
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Missoula
Union Opera House
Hartley
Bulle
Montina
Artley’s
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims benefits for back pain, urinary trouble, and alcohol aftereffects, offering free samples and a mail address in Binghamton New York.
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Druggisia
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Anaconda Daily Standard
HwatrpeRoot
Kihner
N.Y
Avery Battle
Untitled hair treatment ad promises cure and scalp relief
An old advertisement hawks a dubious hair remedy claiming to cure dandruff baldness and scalp irritation. It touts a “just as good” alternative to Renting Uerptoide, with order details and sample requests from the Jorploide Co. Durroll Mich. Paxnoh & Rorketel as agents in Bulte products.
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Ara Gornia
Walcott Punished for Sunday Amusements in Missoula Park
In Missoula on August 31 George Walcott was fined ten dollars and costs after a jury trial before Judge Hayes for violating the Sunday amusements law by conducting a dance at a pavilion in the park. Police Chief Hollingsworth testified about arrests and venue details, with defense contending the pavilion was not a dining hall. The jury found Walcott guilty on the charge of conducting an amusement on Sunday. he paid the fine and court costs.
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Woong
John
Evans
Woory
Evans Sa
Woody
Pavilion
Steppes
JT. B. In
Pope Cutlin
Ba. P. Eetor
W. J. Reed
W. el. H. Dickinson
W. H. Bowren
Reins
Ute
Hall Ingsseorth
Vishing
Walcott
Lewis
Woor ‘Ons
Ehlet
Pallee
Aml
Yee
Viet
Len
Auttorney
Agai
Oes W
Hotehegs
Teri Wall Ing
Ney
Todge Woody
Td Dolbern
Lews
Witcott
Campbett
A. Uagins
Henry Wolfe
George Walcott
Himarif Teatiio
de Pavillon
Auer
Detectives foil planned railway hold up near Wagner
Glasgow reports say detectives Allman and Conner arrested Baker Bowers and TrnBard amid fears of a Westbound Great Northern express robbery between Malta and Havre. The men boarded at Malta and were seen on the train. officers in disguise and armed guards deterred the plan. No actual hold up occurred though evidence suggests a conspiracy.
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Standard
Glasgow
Allman
Sherif Conner
Rank Baker
Bowers
Trnbbard
Wagher
Eastbourne
Matta
Baker
Wagner
Saco
Valley County
Great Northern
Malta
Havre
Cach
Alee
Thel
Montana
el Carry
Harlem
Landusty
Curry
Ana
Tennessee
Agate
Calliere
Four men linked to Great Northern train hold up plot
Special agents at Great Falls report four men named George Diker Willan Hobart James Johnson and J Bowers implicated in a sensational two year old Great Northern train hold up case. They were arrested after a staged meeting at Stock Imagee Hall amid a claimed stampede to derail the train. other arrests followed in Malta by Northern officers.
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Great Falls
Glaskaw
Valley County
Great Northern
Malin
Owo
George Diker
Willan Hobart
James Johnson
J. Bowers
Story is Discredited by the Way of Havre
A Havre dispatch reports no halt or hold up has occurred this morning as new workers ready to heat their way riding atop sleeping tar. The company faced a claim of a hold up near Mall a, with details unclear.
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New York
Havre
Mavre
Ateddy
Malla
Confused Report Notes Apparent Train Robbery Event
Fragmentary OCR text describes a claimed hold up on trains and mentions authorities. No clear dates, locations, or names are readable. The piece references hidden suspects and incomplete statements from officers, with low detail on outcome or participants.
Electric Light Men Strike in Bozeman
Bozeman August 31 electric light workers strike again after the People's light company refuses to discharge Larman. The local union says the action was not sanctioned and should be referred to the executive committee. Workers demanded 30 percent extra pay for Sunday labor, which the company refused to grant, triggering the stoppage.
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Standard
Bozeman
People's Leeway Light Company
Wien Larman
Anzeman
Pepworth
Williams Held in Default of Bail
Boulder August 31 Frank Williams, held on a shooting charge, appeared before Justice Robertson and pleaded not guilty. Bail set at 500. failure to provide the amount keeps him jailed until the hearing. His wife arrived after a long morning journey. Ballard, the injured party, is at Leighton’s hospital with a bullet wound but shows improvement. Williams may not attend the hearing. a witness likely to testify will be in a condition to appear.
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Frank Willams
Walle Balard
Justica Robertson
Hle
Wiblring
Jefferson Olly
Boulder
Pieilay
Pelix Ballard
Leighton
Wille
Winame
Leo A
Secretary Hayes Reports Nine Month Revenue Decline
The Ninth George M. Hayes report covers the three months end ed Aug showing receipts of 056, and 7445 for the year. Despite business activity in the office, the fees connected with filing articles in the secretary of state office were reduced by the last legislature.
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Velena
George M. Hayes
Aig
Oflee Auriig
Artleloa
Xlite
Commissioner Pearson Resigns U S Land Office Post
A notice states J. W. Pearson of fed Tollge resigned his position as United States commissioner, with the land office and court restrictions noted. It declares the commissioner is not allowed to practice before the land office and that Pearson plans to pursue other work.
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Spretal Dlapareh
Helena
J. W. Pearson
Fed Tollge Hie
United States
Pliae
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Hans Bjerre
Madison Ave
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Pelea
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