Outbreak of Anthrax Fears Stockmen Along Canadian Border
Great Falls reports a swift spread of anthrax among Canadian stock near Swift Current and Maple Creek. Inspectors quarantine a 39 mile square area as farmers move to protect herds and horses from the deadly, highly infectious disease.
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Slarg
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Maple Creek
John Listen Kaye
Powder River
Disease Outbreak Threatens Cattle on Swift Current Creek Range
The text describes a deadly disease affecting cattle and possibly spreading to horses sheep and humans. It notes 76 cattle at the Cypress Hills head of Swift Current Creek, several herds with sickness, quarantines in Montana and South Dakota, and concerns about cross-border movement. Two TH outfit workers contracted the disease but recovering.
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Swift Current
Cypress Hills
Beth Fechas
Atl Dees
South Dakota
Montana
Assinurbe
Monanda
Petia
Saskatchewan
Montana Range
Amalgamated Steel Workers Leader Replies to AFL Letter
Theodore J. Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers read an open letter from Samuel Gompers of the AFL and John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers. Shaffer says he will accept responsibility for the failure of the great street strike.
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Amalgamated Association
Gompers
Mitchell
Theodore J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Steel, Ion and Yin Workers
Fittsburg
Fla
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
Unl
Mine Workers of America
H Thement
Powill
Simon Burns
Knights of Labor and
National Window Girs Orit
Burns
Enaose
Reas
Bittebare
M'Kinley's Old School and War Class Note
Curio from Albany reports the fall session of Albany Law School opened with Prof Aimasa Parker noting the graduating class led by Mr McWinter’s cohort known as the war class representing every military rank. Separate dispatch from Washington shows the War Department probing safety issues at Cape Nome and readiness of the transport Egbert for immediate service amid scrutiny of relief for miners' destitution.
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Tribune
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Albany Law School
Melkinsey
Aimasa Parker
Board of Trustees
McWinter
Washington
War Department
Cape Xeme
Egbert
Young rancher acquitted in assault case at Alkali Creek
In district court at Red Lodge on September 26, Wich and Brown a young married rancher from Alkali Creek Wis was acquitted of the charge of assaulting Lizzie Long age 17 daughter of a neighboring farmer. The jury found six for acquittal and four for conviction after Brown denied being on Longs ranch during milking time and was supported by his wife and kin.
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Standard Red Lodge
Wich
Brown
Alkali Treek
Wis
Lizzie Long
Long
Nan
Fatal Tank Explosion Kills Six to Seven at Newark Yard
Six or seven workers perished and seven were injured at the Esses Gas Co tank yard in Newark when fumes overcame six men who entered a manhole during cleaning. Foreman Lawrence Kirsch and Weyner Newman tried to warn others before succumbing. Nicholas Mild and an unidentified man also died. A spark reportedly ignited by chisels caused a cannon-like explosion and a sheet of flame while a 290 foot steel tank ruptured.
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New York
Today & Hudson
Esses Gas Company
Newark
Lawrence Kirsch
Weyer Newman
Freisnyder
Jersey City
Necholas Mild
Kirsch
Afe
Newman
Tle
Nicholas Miner
Keen disappointment across England over yacht race
London reports failure of the yachts to complete the course and the Shamrock Tr. ovnalows’ poor showing spark broad dismay in Britain. King Edward and London’s crowds followed progress via pyrotechnics and Thames patrol launches as papers reflect mixed verdicts on weather and performance.
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Standard
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Daily News
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Daily Telegraph
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Columbia
Captain Barr
Daily Graphic
Brokers Bet High on Yacht Races Wagers Soaring
New York September 26 stock exchange chatter centers on Shamrock and Columbia bets in a yacht races series. Wagers include 10 900 if Columbia wins two races and 34 000 on Columbia at four to one. Some brokers quote odds as high as 19 to 1 on Columbia with limited takers.
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Hia
New York
Stock Exchange
Colum- In Stock Exchange
Columbia
Shamrock
Toble
Shamroeck
Coburg Consul General Reports Mining Area Wages
Consul General Hughes at Coburg notes information showing scarce work in Saya and nearby areas. Wages are reported in the mining region as low, with a gloomy outlook for workers as demand drops and production slows.
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State Department
Hughes
Coburg
Inforian
Saya
Toy
Prisoner Czolgosz Taken to Auburn for Execution
Czolgosz the assassin of President McKinley was secretly moved from Buffalo to Auburn state prison. Sheriff Caldwell and 14 men escorted him in a special car on a New York Central train. The departure was tightly kept quiet to avoid trouble or news along the line.
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Erie County
Buffalo
N.Y
Czolgoss
McKinley
Auburn State Prison
Sheriff Caldwell
New York Central
Auburn
Czolgo
Mitchel
Isala wreck inquiry hears conflicting captain condition
In Victoria on September 26 the Isla wreck inquiry heard passenger H Puddicamie claim Captain Lea Tane appeared intoxicated. Counsel for Canadian Pacific Navigation pressed the witness who could not detail the captain’s gait. Chief Officer Neroutacs denied Captain Te Filanc’s intoxication after hours on the bridge.
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Victoria
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Isla Wrerk
H. Puddicamie
Tacoma
Fresset
Davis
Canadian Pacific Navigation Company
Neroutacs
Bedwell
Attorney General's Department
Cantain Te Filanc
Faralione
Dillon's Races Opens With Lively Bets Despite Small Crowd
Sept 24 Dillon reports opening day crowd small at the track yet lively betting. Royal wins first, third and fourth heats, Umatilla takes second best time. Two-dollar mutuals pay outs include 240 and 4.09. Half-mile dash results list Brown Tenneber view Humbug and La Belle with 253 time. Three-quarter mile dash sees Immodel win with Nimrod second and Hamptonian third, time 1:1. Mutuals paid 4.
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Slandare
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P. A. Breen
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Gordon
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Tenneber View
Griswold
Humbug
Cook
la Belle
Moorhouse
Nimrod
Orr
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Case of Clar eqee 1 Pravier versus Indian allotments decided
Special Dispatch from Wallspell reports the Kalispell land office decision in favor of Flor and against the Indians over township north range 21 west. The long contest since 1891 involved Interior Department hearings and appeals, with Proctor finally succeeding in a local land dispute. נוספים
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Wallspell
Pravier
Township North
Interior Department
Varian Gee
Kalispelt
Flor
Secretary of the Interior
Loval Land Obier
War Tax Revenue Report On Shipments To Philippines
A Washington dispatch notes a Treasury inquiry into war revenue collections. Acting Secretary Spaulding states that drawback cannot be claimed on goods shipped to the Philippines, affecting customs procedures and revenue from wartime trade.
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Washington
Sept
Voliectar of Customs
San
Missed It by a Quarter at Belmont Driving Club
In Philadelphia Crescens failed to break the driving record at Narbart on Belmont Driv ing club course. The horse finished the final quarter in 31.22 seconds as owner Ketcham watched the attempt fall just short of the 2024 mark set at Columbus.
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Philadelphia
Crescens
Columbus
Belmont
Narbart
Robert McCrager
Alix
Ketcham
Cresceus
Keitham
Great Falls Races Close Finishes Report
Great Falls Sept 26 crowds swell as races run to completion through next week. Lint of the Law leads at three furlongs winning from Hurtle with Bill Rohamson third. Pine the favorite wins one mile and a sixteenth with Testi second and Tom Calvert third. Knight takes six furlongs with Mountain Queen second and Paraguay third.
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Hurtle
Bill Rohamson
Rohemson
Tom Tucker
Pine
Testi
Tom Calvert Tune
Kiight
Mountain Queen
Paraguay
One Mile Race Upset In Tight Finish
Ting a Ling won the one mile event in a strong drive, La Gorta beat Midlove for second with Un Cadeau third. Ea Glenn, the favorite, failed to win as expected and Midlove was heavily supported as a top choice.
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Tinga- Ling
UN Aldeau
la Gorta
Midlove
UN Cadeau
Franklin Murphy Nominated for Governor at State GOP
In Trenton on September 26 the Republican State convention unanimously named State Chairman Franklin Murphy as the gubernatorial candidate. The platform urges federal and state laws including reciprocity treaties ship subsidies and building the Isthmian canal. It endorses Roosevelt McKinley policy continuity and calls for tax relief school expansion and industrial welfare. Eight hundred delegates attended with Ex-Attorney General Griggs presiding.
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Trenton
N. J
Franklin Murphy
al Whure Histic Tva Hings
Roosevelt
McKinley
Republican Party
E. C. Stokes
Griggs
Corbin to wed Miss Patton in Washington on November 6
Washington September 24 Major General H C Corbin adjutant general of the army will marry Miss Naythe Patton in Washington at the bride’s residence on November 6.
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Spt
H. C. Corbin
Army
Naythe Patton
United States Minister Thanks Emperor for McKinley Memorial Honor
Vienna reports United States Minister Robert McCormick paid formal call on Emperor Francis Joseph to thank him for sending a court chamberlain to McKinley memorial service in Vienna.
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Austria
Frincis Joseph
Vienna
Emperor Francis Joseph
United States
Robert McCormick
President McKinley
Strong Iron Market Persists Into Next Year Citing Trade Review
The Iron Trade Review reports sustained activity in iron and steel with advances in some materials and a firmer market for others. Buyers rush to place orders after the steel strike, signaling confidence in a strong market into next year. Funeral services for J. M. L. O. son, former counsel for Admiral Schies, were held at the Church of the Covenant in Washington with many officials present. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery. Secretary Gage visits Chicago and Colorado on his annual vacation, aiming to see his sister and return by October.
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Iron and Steel
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Iron Trade Review
Judge Wilson
Washington
J. ML. O. Son
Admiral Sehies
Church of the Covenant
Hemlin
Presbyterian Church
Fiy
Oak Hill Cemetery
Finge
Gage Jeff Washington
Chicago
Colorado
Visie
Cor telyeu to settle McKinley estate in Canton
Washington dispatch says George B. Cortelyou secretary to the president left tonight for Canton to settle the estate of the late President William McKinley and attend to personal affairs connected with his death.
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McKinley
Washington
Geors B. Cortelyeu
Canton
Rumor of British Warships in Persian Gulf Provokes Turmoil Tale
A Paris Patrie report claims three British ships were sent to the Persian Gulf to quell a revolt at Touet in Bagdad province and that Russia Germany and France would back Turkey. Officials deny any such alliance while noting three British warships at Konwert sparked the alert.
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the Patrie Today
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Turkey
Persian Gulf
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Touet
Bagdad
Russia
Germany
Patrie
Windward Returns From Arctic Voyage With Peary Party
Brigus N F September 26 The Peary Arctic club steamer Windward arrives after a 25 day voyage from Cape Parry Greenland. Windward left Sydney July 2 1898 wintered at Taylor Harbor Grinnell Land with Mrs Peary and Miss Peary aboard. Passengers include Robert Stein and Samuel Warmbath landed near Cape Sabine in 1899. The Windward will winter at Brigus and return in 1998 with Mrs and Miss Peary and possibly Mr Peary from the pole.
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Brigus
N. F
Peary Arctic Club
Windward
Cape Parry
Boston
Diana
Cape Sabine
Briguy
Peculiar Position in State Printing Suit
Helena, Sent. 26. Judge Clements denied the demurrer and motion to quash in the W. J. Machaffle versus state auditor case. The suit, based on an attorney general opinion that state supplies must be procured under contract, challenges the nonpayment by the State Publishing Company for work done. The ruling clarifies that the suit proceeds to test constitutional contract requirements and may be settled by the supreme court.
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Helena
Clements
District Court
Frank W. Mettler
W. J. Machaffle
Itatians
Supreme Court
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