Campaign Dates Set for Roosevelt Across Montana in Sept and Oct
Republican leaders announce a long campaign schedule with Roosevelt visiting Helena on Sept 17 and Butte on Sept 18. Speeches will span towns from Harlem Valley to Missoula, Kalispell, and Helena through early October, with Folsom Porter and Potter also touring alongside the presidential plan.
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Standard
Helena
Republican State Central Committee
Roosevelt
Webster
J. P. Woolman
Carter
Chicago
Ed Weed
Billings
Butte
Salt Lake
Northern Pacific
Montana
D. FE
Potter
Stocket
Murray
Smith
Lewistown
Folsom
Porter
Great Falls
Booth
Glendive
Fort Benton
Columbia Falls
Miles City
Glasgow
Kalispell
Forsyth
Havre
Libby
Billito
Red Lodge
Rodgers
Livingston
White Sulphur Springs
Philipsburg
East Helena
Granite
Anaconda
Yellowstone County Fair Draws Large Crowd for Races
A large crowd attended the Yellowstone County Fair in Billings as crowds enjoyed several strong races. Indian races drew special spectator interest while trotting or pacing events posted fast times with Adal leading the mile heats 2:4.
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Billings
Indian races conclude a sequence of sprint dash winners
In the program, Auroras B. won the three eighths of a mile dash with Sando second, followed by March victory over Torpedo and Special. Mayflower won the 300 yards with Pay Day second, and Indian races were run between each event, featuring Chespa Dumond and others in the sequence.
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Ing
Chespa
Dumond
Aurora B
Sando
March
Torpedo
Mayflower
Pay Day
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY PROMISES LAXATIVE Bromo Quinine
An advertisement claims one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. The notice bears a signature of EK. W. Grever on each box.
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W. Grever
Carbon County independents nominate full ticket in Red Lodge
In Red Lodge on September 12 1895 Carbon County independents met to nominate a complete legislative and county ticket. They denounced Clark and the populist fusion while praising home rule and Judge Frank Henry and urged support for W A Talmage J Simonson John Dunn George Pryde W H Beeman J E Mushbach Katherine Feely W F Tinkcom Harry Duffield Boon Fisher John Ray M B Dutton John McKeever G T Lamport leaving county attorney post vacant.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Carbon County
Pell
Clark
United States Senate
J. KE. Muehbach
Central Committee
B. E. Vaille
J. J. Hart
Gebo
Charles Howard
State Central Committee
Butte
Frank Henry
Livingston
W. F. Meyer
W. A. Talmage
J. Simonson
Absorakee
John Dunn
George Pryde
W. H. Beeman
J. E. Mushbach
Katherine Feely
W F. Tinkcom
Harry Duffield
Boon Fisher
John Ray
Carbonado
M. B. Dutton
Wedding of the President's Niece in Somerset
Miss Mabel McKinley and Dr Erminus Baer wed in a ceremony at the McKinley residence with President McKinley in attendance. The service followed by a tent luncheon on the lawn and a bridal trip aboard the private car Falmouth to the Pacific coast visiting relatives in California.
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Somerset
Mabel McKinley
Abner McKinley
Erminus Baer
McKinley
Hite
Katherine Endley
Wilbur Schell
Lewis H. Baer
Nora Jarvis
Parker Morgan
William McKinley
Falmouth
President Duvall
Florida Central
Pacific Coast
California
San Francisco
Bandit Robs Burlington Passengers on Westbound Train
A masked robber stopped Burlington Train No. 3 five miles east of Haigler Nebraska at 1:40 AM, robbing male passengers of about 400 dollars, two diamond rings, a diamond stud, three gold watches and other items while sparing the women. Burlington offers a $1000 reward and a description lists the suspect as about 25, 160 pounds, 5 feet 6 inches tall, brown hair, blue overalls, linen hat and striped jacket.
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Denver
Colo
Burlngton
Haigler
Neb
Burlington
Benkelman
Chicago
Porter Bell
W. S. Tomlinson
B. W. Wilson
Sacramento
Wilson
F. J. Dickson
Charlie Brenson
Tomlinson
Galveston Death Toll List Grows Toward Five Thousand
A Galveston list compiled from the Tribune shows numerous families and individuals named among the dead or missing. The roster includes professionals and residents such as George Ashe Sr and Jr, W. Dammer and wife, Otto Reuter, Professor Roehrmond, and John Mensel with multiple children. The casualty roll reflects a broad cross section of the city.
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George Ashe
Annie Dunton
W. Dammer
Ed M. Dade
Goetle
John Mensel
John Roebel
Herman van Buren
R. Schuitte
City Electrician
Wilke
Peter Humberg
Professor Roehrmond
Charlotte Gentry
Ada
Hattie Rowe
George Rowe
Thomas W. Cain
John McGuire
Charles Roukes
Otto Reuter
Henry Reuter
Annie Casey
Turner
Henry Bell
Arthur P Morse
Mr Morse
The
Tribune
Buck Lievd
Albert Ludwig
Will Rice
Galveston News
John Christian
Redding
General Miles arrives in Helena for Western tour
General Nelson A. Miles arrived in Helena aboard the Great Northern with a private car attached to the westbound train. The car was detached at Broadwater and Miles proceeded to Fort Harrison. He states the visit is a routine inspection with nothing significant to report.
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Standard
Helena
Bert
Nelson A. Miles
Great Northern
Broadwater
Fort Harrison
Galveston Relief Efforts Under Way From Houston
Ferguson plans two carloads of food for Galveston today as a New Orleans telegram reports six thousand dollars raised for the sufferers. Houston crowds grow as residents seek permits to aid distressed families. Dr. C P Wertenbaker arrives to oversee relief in Galveston and report to Surgeon General Wyman with recommendations.
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Ferguson
Galveston
New Orleans
Houston
C. P. Wertenbaker
Marine Hospital Service
Horrible Totals From Galveston After Disaster
A Galveston report to Charles S. Diehl of the Associated Press describes vast destruction and immense loss of life. Estimates suggest 4,000 to 5,000 deaths locally with total property damage between 15 million and 20 million dollars. Immediate relief is urged as residents face dire needs and widespread devastation.
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Chicago
Galveston
Texas
Charles S. Diehl
Associated Press
Galveston relief drive mobilizes Merchants Exchange
A telegram from Galveston prompts the St Louis Merchants' Exchange to form a relief committee. They will send five carloads of vegetables and a carload of meat flour potatoes and miscellaneous goods, with trains and credits requested for rapid aid. Commission merchants and banks are contributing funds and supplies.
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St. Louis
Galveston
Merchants’ Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
J. H. W. Steele
Interstate Merchants’ Association
Commission Merchants
Post-Dispatch
Windstorm wrecks Crystal Beach docks and boats
Reports from Crystal Beach say every dock at the Canadian side of Lake Erie was destroyed by last night's windstorm. Buffalo Canoe club boats and many sailing yachts were wrecked. A woman was electrocuted by a fallen wire. her husband was injured.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Crystal Beach
Lake Erie
Buffalo Canoe Club
Dundee sinks in storm near Cleveland. cook among missing
The schooner Dundee of the Michigan Transit Co. foundered about 11 miles west of Cleveland while bound for Ashtabula with ore. A big sea damaged the vessel and swept away the forward hatch as the crew took to the rigging. cook Kate Hoffman drowned. They were rescued by the steamer C F E Lower and brought to Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Dundee
Michigan Transit Company
John M. Glidden
Ashtabula
Kate Hoffman
C. F E. Lower
Stanchfield Nominated by New York Democrats in Saratoga
At the New York Democratic state convention in Saratoga on Sept 12 the credentials committee pledged merit over minority reports, and Senator Mackey agreed to second on the ticket. George Raines was elected permanent chairman and the platform endorsed Bryan for president while denouncing trusts and imperialism. Stanchfield’s nomination followed wave of support from county representatives after the leaders backed the choice.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Murphy-Croker
Hill
W F. Mackey
Committee On
Raines
Transvaal
Philippines
New York
Kansas City
W. J. Bryan
Ice Trust
Democratic Party
John B. Blanchifield
Chemung
William Mackey
Erie
John T. Norton
Rensselaer
Edwin =. Atwater
Ditchess
John Bb. Judson
Fulton
Thomas F. Conway
Clinton
Russell R. Stuart
Onondaga
H!ii
Stanchfield
Provisions Sent to Galveston by NY World Carload
A refrigerator car carrying clothing and supplies for Galveston storm victims departed New York Central last night attached to a fast freight. The route runs via Buffalo to the Lake Shore then to East St. Louis and Galveston, expected in five days. The World sent the car and will dispatch three more cars tonight and a special express train on Saturday.
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New York
Galveston
New York Central
Buffalo
Lake Shore
East St. Louis
New York World
Relief train to Galveston aboard DL&W line
New York dispatch reports a special relief train for Galveston left last night aboard the Delaware Lackawanna and Western. The two Pullman sleepers carried 28 trained nurses and a express car held medicines and luxuries for invalids. After Buffalo transfer to the Wabash for St Louis and then Iron Mountain to Houston Texas.
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New York
Galveston
New York Journal and Advertiser
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Buffalo
Wabash
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Houston
Texa
Judge Urges Special Galveston Relief Session
District Judge William H H Stewart telegraphed Governor Sayers requesting a special session to authorize a large appropriation for Galveston relief.
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Galveston
Texas
Wiliam HH. Stewart
Sayers
Russo-Chinese Bank To Confiscate Imperial University Fund
The Russo-Chinese bank will confiscate the imperial university fund of 5,000,000 taels deposited with it as part of Russia’s indemnity. The money will be removed as the bank closes in Pekin and relocates to Shanghai, with funds used to pay Chinese troops.
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Pekin
Russo-Chinese Bank
Shanghai
Russia
Imperial University Fund
Postal service ends at Selway Montana
Special dispatch notes the discontinuation order for the postal service at Selway in Custer County Montana. The action reduces local mail availability and affects residents and businesses relying on the Selway office.
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Washington
Selway
Custer County
Montana
Relief funding and rations announced in Houston report
Houston notes relief efforts with cash subscriptions exceeding 15000 dollars. Federal orders 50000 rations already en route from San Antonio, with Lt Ferguson confirming intelligence of 30000 more rations to be sent.
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Houston
Relief Committee
San Antonio
Ferguson
McKibben
Missionaries to Return as Boxers Threat Fade
The steamer Tartar from Yokohama brings several missionaries ordered home by their religious superiors, yet none are disturbed by the Boxers. In Formosa aborigines continue head hunting. In Australia 3800 Taikakan natives set out on a head hunting expedition, killing Japanese officials.
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Vancouver
Yokohama
Formosa
Taikakan
Troops Arrive in San Francisco for Philippines Deployment
The headquarters band and a battalion of the eighth infantry arrived in San Francisco from Fort Snelling Minnesota en route to the Philippines. They are commanded by Major John F P Stretch.
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San Francisco
Eighth Infantry
Fort Snelling
Minn
Philippines
John FP. Stretch
Evidence of mutual aim in gubernatorial race actions
The record notes that both Mr. Hill and Mr. Croker showed a shared purpose to avoid friction on questions beyond the gubernatorial candidate, a guiding factor evident throughout the proceedings.
China on Verge of Terrible Famine and Evacuation Plan
The report discusses a potential famine in China and talks with the Russian minister M. De Giers about evacuating Beijing. French officials note troops would withdraw only from the city while remaining forces stay nearby to preserve military advantages and avoid future conflict.
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Seation
M. de Giers
Associated Press
Pekin
Tientsin
Allied troops march against Shenghaesien and Tilie near Tientsin
A 4000 strong Allied force including 200 of the 15th infantry under Major Robertson moved against Shenghaesien and Tilie to flank the towns amid Boxer threats. General Dorward led the expedition with siege guns captured, aided by cavalry, with German and British units arriving.
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Tientsin
Shanghai
15Th Infantry
Robertson
Shenghaesien
Tilie
Dorward
Treasury Statement Shows General Fund Balance
Washington September 12 Treasury balances in the general fund exclude the 150 million gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash balance stands at 135.00 and gold amounts to 72 494 417 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
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Anaconda Copper Mining Co
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