Steamship Explosions Kill Crew and Passengers
Constantinople reports three explosions aboard the Austrian steamer Vaskapu after leaving Burgas en route to Constantinople. Two passengers are confirmed dead with a larger death toll expected as the ship caught fire and was beached at Misvroa Bay. The captain and crew perished, and a later Vienna dispatch cites Bulgarian revolutionists as possible culprits.
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Constantinople
Vaskapa Soen
Burgay
Black Sea
Vaskapu
Varna
Hulyaria
Burgas
Misvroa Bay
Burwas
Insurgent Wing Aims to Destroy Bridges Across Maritza and Arda
Government reports Colonel Innkoff’s insurgent force operates south of Dema tyke with strong support and seeks to destroy major rail bridges from Dedengalh to Julell Burges over the Maritza and Arda rivers to sever communications with Adrianople. Officials say measures are in place for a speedy settlement with Colonel Jansomt’s insurgents.
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Innkoff
Dematyke
Dedengalh
Julell Burges
Maritza
Arda
Adrianople
Constantinople
Jansomt
Licar
Vilayet
Jaisda
Russia
Unclear Ottoman Edict Causes Embassy Alarms
A fragment describes anger toward embassies and other public buildings in Constantinople. The Ottoman government has taken precautions and requested heads of the foreign ministries to remain alert.
School Teacher Mary Bennet Dies After Violent Illness
Mary Louise Bennet, 2-year veteran teacher and Dillon Normal School graduate, died at Columbus Hospital after a sudden apendicitis attack. Born August 29, 1882 in Grand Turks, N C, she lived with her parents in Neihart before moving to Standant city last spring. Survived by father Richard Bennet mother, two brothers, two sisters. funeral at St Ann’s Catholic Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Standant
Great Falle
Mir
Mary Louise Bennet
Sid
Richard Bennet
Seventh Street North
Columbus
Bennet
Dillon
Grand Turks
N. C
Neihart
MedAllister
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Thomas McCormick
Calvary Rameters
Alaskan Boundary Commission Opens Hearings in London
United States and Great Britain presented their cases for the Alaskan boundary arbitration in London. Ambassadors Choate and Alverstone hosted a dinner for the commissioners while chairs to be chosen and an adjournment planned for two weeks. Oral arguments will be made by counsel Lloyd Lime and others, with a ruling anticipated mid October.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Ambassador Choate
Alverstone
John MM. Dickson
Robert Finlay
Edward Carson
Alverstonen Morvang
Foreign Ofce
Lime
T Ia
English Channel Attempt Fails Near Calais
English swimmer Holbein, back in Dover after leaving the English coast yesterday evening, failed in his fourth attempt to cross the Channel. He quit about ten miles from Calais after swimming 1 hour 2 minutes, then drifted toward Dover as the tide turned, leading to abandonment of the effort.
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Dover
England
Holbein
English Channel
Calais
France
Four Men Arrested in Malta Conspiracy Case
Special Dispatch reports strong evidence in a conspiracy to rob the Great Northern line. George Hill returned from Malta with details. Four men Frank Habhant Frank Baker Pinghong Sun Grimes alias Bowers were arraigned before Judge Kenyon in Malta for conspiracy. Additional testimony anticipated and more arrests planned. Detention in Malta with Ringbone Sam captured at Bly Sands. Jonson at large.
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Vse Standard
Havre
Sept
Qeorge Hil
Malta
Frank Habhant
Pinghong Sun’ God Grimes
Bowers
Tudge Kenyon
Falla
Ringbone Sam
Bly Sands
Jonson
Aether
Crack Shot Tournament Attracts Major Competitors
Gun clubs from many states and the army enter a national event opening today at Gite Ned. Revolver carbine and pistol categories draw strong entries though the marine corps and two key matches are absent. Re-entries are allowed and conditions favor clear targets.
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Army
ANG
Marine Corps
Nat
No Decision Reached on Squadron Dispatch
Washington Sept 2 The administration has not decided regarding the expedition of the American warships now sailing to Turkish waters The Brooklyn fleet’s actions depend on a report by Minister Letarbmin and the inquiry into the Turkish incident A complete Selacman report is expected in Washington when the squadron nears Turkish waters
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Waashigton
Amco
Betrut
Brooklyn Ood
Letabrmin
Selacman
Waarkington
Sudden Death Suspected Poisoning At York Avenue
Edward McKelvey died at his home on Peusta avenue after a night of drinking and a sudden convulsion. Coroner’s jury hears testimony from Dr. Riddell and others. autopsy to determine cause of death, suspected strychnine poisoning. McKelvey, 35, leaves wife and five children and worked in a New York dry goods store. He had recent right side pain but core details unclear. The body was moved to Hermann’s parlors for inquest. He was fire friendly and active in Garnet Camp W.R.B. and had relocated from Leavenworth, Kansas five years ago.
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Edward MacNelvey
Peusta Avenue
Vidden
Mekelvoy
Qink Te Wits
Rute
McKelvey
New York Dry Goods
Ding
Marth
New York
Alore Wu
Fiy
Mokelvey
Acti G
Feece
Theody
Hermann
Garnet, Camp, Wradmen of the World
Telena
Leavenworth, Kan
Welena
Democratic ticket selected at Pennsylvania state convention
Jasiighyre Pennsylvania Sept. 2 The convention nominated Arthur G. Dewalt for auditor general and Wayne county treasurer, Calvin Rehan for supreme court, Webster L. Grim of Bucks for state treasurer, and other incumbents. The platform focuses on state issues, criticizing the Grady Salus bill and pledging to pursue the same measures if elected. The gathering drew strong attendance, with party leaders from Philadelphia to Bucks counties shaping the ticket and program.
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Jasiighyre
Auliloy
Arthur G. Dewwalt
Lehign County
Wayne County
Supreme Cell
Calvin. Rehan
Armstrong
Dofina. Ward
Dia
J. KK
Hall
State Trenchier
Webster L. Grim
Bucks
Army of the Philippines closes 11s reunion in Minnesota parade
Cloudy day parade in St Paul features 8000 marchers led by Gen C G Reeve and Maj Hunter Leggett with US infantry and field battery. Gov Van Sant and Army officers attend a campfire close, with Charles G King elected president and Gen Irving Hale addressing the gathering.
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Army OF Philippines
Hunter Leggett
With
United States Field Battery
Judgeway
State National Guard
van Bant
Itaff
Mitre Sire
Society of the Army of the Philippines
Hale
Ming
Aleteaif
Hne
Charles G. King
Wisconsin
W. J. Pope
Colorado
Capt
Lorka
Gant. M. Shate, Sr
Tan H. A. Crowe
Menbylvania
Tty
Col
W. S. Metcal
Kanesins
A. BD. Fouls
Missouri
Bryan Endorses Clarke for U S Senate at Ohio Fair
William J Bryan spoke at the Ohio State Fair grounds endorsing John H Clarke for US senator. He praised Clarke as aligned with progressive aims and opposed organized wealth while supporting stances in line with the Kansas City platform. Bryan argued Clarke would back monetary reform and oppose Republican measures weakening the dollar’s value.
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Columbus
Ollo
William J Bryan
Ohio Blate Board of Agriculture
State Fair Grounds
John Clarke
Cleveland
United States
Bryan
Tate
Chio
John H. Clarke
C Weld
Wen
Eatnest
Stymort
Kansas City
Dora
Clarke
Democratic Party
Orror
Bryan closes Ohio tour with Democratic rally in Marlon
Marlon Ohio September 2 William Jennings Bryan closes his Ohio tour addressing a large audience on the communal grounds at Prout 10 10 000. Accompanied by Philprick a member of the state committee ex congressman Doin J Len Frank Monett a democratic candidate for attorney general Wy Le Finkay chair of the separate state central committee Monett and Lore spoke warmly. Regan endorsed Glarka for senator and Bryan discussed currency law and national issues after a Columbus meeting. Bryan then left for New York aiming to visit more cities next month to stump for the ticket.
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Marlon
Ohio
Wilam T. Bryan
Abs Bryan
GC. Philprick
Doin J. Len
Frank Monett
Canviidate
Wy le Finkay
Monett
Lore
Dexa
Mn Regan
Glarka
Natal
Columbus
Peetse
Johanson
Cleveland
Oliowan Mast
Wier
Reyan
Bryan
New York
County Acteatan Well Report From New South Wales
A colonial era well in New South Wales yields about 78 000 gallons of water daily from a 4088 for cooperative effort. The venture costs roughly 173 dollars and reflects early infrastructure activity in Australia.
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New South Wales
Mayor Frinke Aides Probe Cash Grab At City Desk
A midwestern city faces a cash dispute as Mayor Frinke Chief Powers and City Treasurer Harper inspect a judge’s desk drawer after $118 disappears from a private drawer. Judge Hayes protests the seizure hoping for proper action and legal review. Edwin B Booth of that city to consult.
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R. J. Hayes
Bulle
Edwin B. Booth
Frinke
Hyyes
Deak
Harper
Ira GC. Gauge
Judge Hayes
Mayor Frinke Faces Prosecution Ambiguity Over Funds
The judge noted no intent to steal but said the mayor planned legal moves regarding the Monty Was under key, leaving the exact nature of prosecutions uncertain until consultation with attorney Booth. The speaker claimed letters were sent to the house, fueling anger over private affairs.
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Monty
Jock and Key
Frinke
Mr. Booth
Popular Young People Wed In Anaconda
A popular employee in the Anaconda company and Miss Edythe Smith were wed yesterday afternoon at the bride’s parents home on West Fourth Street. Rev. Dr. Gwynne officiated at the Presbyterian church. About 20 friends attended. Best man Ernest Trask of Butte and bridesmaid Miss Mulls Webster of Butte. After a luncheon the couple left for a honeymoon at the Muralli hotel in Hamilton and will reside in Anaconda.
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A. C. Ruehle
Anavonda Company
Edythe Smith
Fourth Street
Dr. Gwynne
Presbyterian Church
Ernest Trask
Butte
Mulls Webster
Muralli
Hamilton
Anaconda
Doings of Deer Lodge and Local Notices
Special Dispatch to the Standard Deer Lodge Sept 2 Carl Williams aged 1 year son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Williams of Deer Lodge died at St Josephs hospital after about a week with intestinal trouble Funeral will be held at the family residence in Deer Lodge on Friday afternoon at 9 oclock J Murphy editor of the Butte Inter Mountain bought the elegant residence of N J Bielenberg on Missouri avenue His family of wife and eight daughters expected here the first of next month Alvin Kidd aged 18 a convict who had served part of a burglary sentence escaped from the state prison yesterday and is a Lexingston Tex native 2 railroader details listed including height 5 feet 10 1 2 inches weight 107 pounds eye and hair color complexions scars and shoe size and other identifiers
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Carl Wiliams
Charles H. Williams
St. Joseph's Hospital
Deer Ledge
Missouri Avenue
Alvin Kidd
Convret
Lexingston
Tex
Prisoner Detained After Delirium Tremens Incident
A prisoner with a $100 reward for capture arrived with M D Platner of Blistow and Peter Johnson after a three week illness. In Deer Lodge he was taken to the county jail where delirium tremens developed. The county physician treated him, ending the episode with the patient quieted amid disturbing noises.
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M.D. Platner
Blistow
Peter Johnson
Deer ‘Lodge
Woman Robbed Of Five Dollars In Mainville
Digitsch an Austrian reports he was robbed of five dollars by Mary Lane dry a local woman. Mary Lane dry was arrested by Officer Marchion and released on twenty five dollar bond. Digitsch jailed to ensure appearance as a witness.
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Are Digitsch
Mary Lanedry
Accrth
Mainville
Marchion
Digitsch
Axa Witneas
Kinney and Amilth Wed in Bozeman Ceremony
George A Kinney and Misa Jeanie Amilth, noted Anaconia youths, were married yesterday in Bozeman. They plan to travel East soon where Kinney studies at a theological seminary. Principal Rawe and Mrs Rawe arrived from the East last night.
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George A. Kinney
Misa‘ Jeanie Amilth
Anaconia
Bozeman
East
Mr. Kinney
Center Fi. Theological Seminary
Professor Rawe
Nigh School
Enat
Mrs. Rawr
SoBe
Engine and Six Cars Go Into the Ditch
Forsyth reports a westbound train No 63 was derailed by a landslide miles east of Rosebud in this county early today. The engine led by Engineer Spare and six freight cars left the track on a curve. all were demolished with no injuries. It took about 10 hours to clear the line. the North Coast limited arrived six hours late.
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Standard
Forsyth
Brelgn
Rosebud
North Coast Limited
Report From The Hague on Venezuelan arbitration case
Unofficial session notes from The Hague outline a poster day report by Secretary General Ruyesenaersch. The document, prepared Sept. 72, will be sent to interested powers and aims to speed action toward a definite opening of the case around October 1.
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the Hague
Venezuelan Arbitration Court
Ruyesenaersch
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