Paris Protection Costs Fall Among Suburbs and Provinces
The article notes Paris protection costs at one cent per day per person, with Paris and suburbs differing sharply. It cites 44,000,000 francs for Paris and 3,000 francs for suburbs, plus references to police efficiency, crime hubs, and the broader national policing setup including corruption controls, public health duties, and sanitation expenses. It mentions casino proceeds and state taxation, public entertainment, and a large-scale French army maneuver planned in Touraine and Poitou, led by General Torr with air support.
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Ambassador Bryce May Not Return Amid Diplomatic Gossip
London dispatch outlines persistent chatter that Ambassador Bryce will leave Washington, with Liberals floating J Alfred Spender or Lewis Harcourt as successor. The report notes Bryce’s health, age, and potential shift to a less demanding post, while flagging deeper political changes in Britain and pending reforms to urban transport.
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Splendid Poultry Exhibit at the Bozeman Fair
The poultry show at the interstate fair drew praise from C A Greenfield who returned from Bozeman to award the department. Superintendent A Brandenburg earned credit for assembling a fine, large, high quality collection. Winners will go to Helena state fair and the Beato fair expects strong competition from other poultry exhibitors. The American class dominates with Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds while Mediterranean and English classes feature Anaconas Leghorns Amaracas and Orpingtons among diverse stock and waterfowl.
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Welsh Beats Dodger In Final to Claim Club Standings
In round two Welsh defeated Dodger who had earlier beaten Gold Collar in the semi final. Dodger then faced Manight Belt in the final but Welsh won the stake, shaping the standing of the clubs.
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Drummond Beats Deer Lodge In High-Scoring Game
Drummond defeated Deer Lodge this afternoon 8 to 5 in a season highlight. The scoring included a 105 run by the Drummond batter until hit by a pitched ball in the sixth inning. The same teams meet again in Deer Lodge tomorrow during the Labor Day celebration. Batteries: Drummond Cline Lebner Bishop. Deer Lodge Rodgers Williams.
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Jevenil Main our juniors sweep doubleheader over Centerville Sluggers
Jevenil Main our juniors won both games of a double header yesterday, defeating the Centerville Sluggers 9 to 2 in game one and 3 to 2 in game two. Battery for the Winners were Riley and Holland in game one, Thomas and Cook in game two, while Centerville’s battery was O Leary and Harrington in both games.
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Two Servians in Multnomah County Shootings End Fray
Peter Delaziem was shot and Tony Germanich severely cut in a late night clash in Multnomah County. Delaziem walked a mile to a railroad station for Portland treatment. Doctors say the bullet struck under the heart and he may die. Max Dezumif surrendered to the sheriff after the incident.
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Darrow to Speak at Labor Parade in San Francisco
Chicago lawyer Clarence Darrow will appear in the Labor parade in San Francisco tomorrow. About 8,009 marchers expected. Darrow to deliver the day’s address. Dennis Petzold, years old, drowned after falling from a launch. Harry Gilmore nearly drowned while aiding him. Joseph Sheedy assisted Gilmore.
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Mexican boy Rivers to fight Wolgast on Labor Day
Yoe Rivers, the clever title Mexican boy who handed a stiff argument to champion Wolgast recently, scheduled to mix with Joe Mando at New Orleans on Labor Day, September 2.
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West Park street block destroyed in fire spree
A massive blaze on West Park and North Main street wrecked the Empress theater area and surrounding businesses. Losses run into tens of thousands as fires swept the block, with damage to the Empress building, Ted Root shoe store, and Boucher hall. Fire crews battled smoke and water, with several men injured and clocks and shops disrupted by the blaze.
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Fire Strikes Bank. Paintings by Charles Lost
A penetrating smoke covered the bank as fire departments and insurers worked to adjust losses. Sam Davison of McRae Solveson real estate firm reported three valuable paintings by Charles MR the Cowboy Artist were destroyed and were not insured.
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Resident Elliott Enjoys Pleasant Day in Butte
Northern Pacific president Howard Elliott arrived in Butte from Helena in his special car after a coast inspection trip. He praised Butte’s prosperity and Montana’s agricultural potential, noting business was very good west of St Paul and Montana was coming into its own. The party included WH Durston and WH Merriman among others as they continued eastward.
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Road and mine tour highlights with Mr Elliott
Anaconda and Pacific road and W V Walnworth of the Standard joined a tour visiting several mines. The Tuncheo trip featured visits to the most important sites and the proportion of the Superior company where Mr Elliott showed notable interest.
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Once Famous Producer Dies Penniless and Alone
San Francisco dispatch reports Fred Bormann, once famed theatrical magnate and intimate of bandana kings, died today in a squalid house. Once wealthy, he invested in mining stocks during mining booms and later faced repeated misfortune, ending in poverty and isolation.
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National Federation of Postal Clerks Opens in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City hosts the annual convention with Governor William Spry slated to address the opening session tomorrow. The public may attend the inaugural event while remaining sessions are limited to delegates.
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Ready to Take the Stump for Wilson
Speaker Clark heads for Maine to kick off the national campaign while Representative Underwood delays stump speeches until October. The majority leader is expected to tour New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and Connecticut to rally support.
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Wilson Gains Since Nomination On Weighing Scales
New York September 1 Gov Woodrow Wilson learned he is heavier than expected after stepping on Sea Girt scales weighing 17 pounds more than at nomination. He planned two speeches in Hoboken and at Labor meeting, addressing labor questions and governmental control with his party.
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Baseballsism President Decides After Senators Defeat
BASEBALLISMS, in Johnson, president of the Amen league, has been asked to decide, broke the wine Zor Johnson v Washington yesterday when they beat the Senators in the second game 4 to 3. Hughes had been pitching on Washington, and the score was tied at two apiece. Rory Wallace opened the seventh with a single, and Reitchell walked. Hamilton popped out, but Johnson ordered Hughes into the box, fanned Shotten, but made a clean single over second and two more runs scored. Williams struck out, ending the inning. The ten who scored the coming runs were left on base. Hughes is credited with the defeat though the actual winning tallies were scored off Johnson. Walter Johnson’s winning thirteen was marred by the loss. Lewis Richie, the Cub pitcher, is 29 years old and has 11 years in pitching. He played for semi pro teams in Pennsylvania, then Williamsport, then the Phillies, then Boston, where he became a mainstay and earned the nickname Game Killer for his exploits against the Yankees.
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