Advisers Leave Cab inet as Crisis Report Recommends Dissolution
Stockholm reports the cabinet resigns after a crisis committee declares the government cannot be adopted as presented and urges dissolution of the union with Norway. Terms include frontier fortifications changes, deer pasturing rights, secure transit, clarified Swedish foreign obligations, and a $25 million loan for readjustments.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Riksdag
Forw
Mksdag
Masdagz Sail Sieniry
Willingneests
Norwas
Unieuo
Hewds
Stectuleg
Norway
Another Victory For J. J. Hill
The opposition to the Great Northern railroad line across the Winnebago reservation has been withdrawn. The project will connect the Great Northern and Burlington systems via a line from Sions City to Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Great Northern Railroad
Winnebago Reservation
Great Northern
Burlington
Sions City
Alberta land boom questioned by Great Sealis citizen
Jameson, a noted resident, returns from King Waward domain via Butte interview. He cautions that Alberta’s mid summer frosts threaten farming while ranching and grazing may suit cattlemen, and urges caution before investors flee north seeking easy gold bricks.
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Alberta
Jameson
Great Sealis
King Waward
Butte
Montana
Red Deer
High River
Daniel S Lamont Dies of Heart Failure in New York State
Daniel Scott Lamont former secretary of war under Grover Cleveland died suddenly at his Millbrook home. He suffered a heart attack after dinner and died at about nine o clock. His wife Mrs Lamont and daughters Frances and Bessie were at the house along with visitors when the end came. Dr Stewart of New York attended and pronounced heart failure as the cause.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Daniel Scott Lamont
Cleveland
Millbrook
Lamont
Stewart
New York
Staneditt
Lane Owe
Frances
Bessie Aevert
Montana Board Reviews Rail Mileage Gains
Helena July 21 The state board of equalization received complete railroad returns showing total miles operated at 3 2555 with side tracks. Northern Pacific extended Bitter Root branch 1 542 miles and Great Northern 16 65 miles due to Whitefish cut off. Board not yet able to act due to incomplete county returns and may not meet until next week.
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Helena
Ryan
State Board of Equalization
Tras O
Tus Ae
Niles
Montana
Civil Service Openings Across The United States and Panama
The Civil Service Commission announces exams on August 16 1905 in Great Falls for an electrician with refrigeration knowledge at Atlanta prison at 900 dollars yearly. Additional exams seek rodman on the Isthmian Canal, mate on the Cartwright near Seattle, and quartermaster vacancies, with varying salaries and locations including Fort Worden, Washington.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Great Falls
United States
Atlanta
Rodman
Quartermaster’s Department
Beef Men To Be Attacked In Pennsylvania Probe
New York reports outline plan for prosecutions over meat sold in Pennsylvania. Officials say samples from Dauphin, Allegheny, Montour, Philadelphia and Lehigh counties will drive charges. First prosecution will be in Harrisburg. company to be targeted first remains unnamed.
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Pennsylvania
Dauphin
Atesneny
Duontogdon
Puikidelphis
Leccarnins
Harrisburg
One Dollar Saved Represents Ten Dollars Earned
An analysis argues thrift limits spending and saves money over time. It notes that nine dollars must be spent to save one, and small prudent purchases like garden seeds or medicine can prevent larger costs later. It advertises Chamberlain's products and local cleaners.
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Oweiny
Chamberlain
C. H. Drake
Protect Home Industries or Lose Your Town Spirit
A plea to keep business and professions local arguing that patronizing mail order or city services drains money from the town. It warns that without local high schools churches doctors and entertainments the town dies and residents must buy at home to preserve community life.
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Home Industries
Cattle Range Prospects Reported Across Multiple States
Early notes from Montana North Dakota and surrounding states describe grass growth and cattle outlooks. Reports from Medora Enid and Detoet mention variable conditions dry spells late starts and improving prospects for August shipments and range cattle profitability. Iowa Illinois and other states see range steers entering feeds with corn prices impacting overall profitability.
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Elbl
Acantaa
Eransa
Aususta
Mont
Swat
Irnishuaig
Dender
Rand
Medora
N.D
Sand Creek
N. 1
Enid
Ato
North Dakota
Con Belt
Antelope Found Guilty in Meat Theft Trial
Joseph Antelope, a Cheyenne Indian, was found guilty in United States court of stealing meat from the reservation. Judge Hunt sentenced him to stay in Lewis and Clark county jail until August 1, after considering six months of pretrial confinement. The verdict clears much of the criminal calendar as China deportation hearings loom and Cobban timber cases are set for Tuesday.
Assessed Valuation Shows an Increase This Year
The county records show total real estate and improvements valued at 1,431,780 with a railroad assessment of 1,847,254, bringing the total assessed value to 3,283,128. An increase of 282,200 is reported despite adjustments to various property categories and personal holdings.
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Peton Eonuts
Fadd Hersesseareleard
Potaboo
Tide Labraries Law
Post detail awards for fuel and hay contracts in 1806
A government notice lists awarded contracts for wood coal bread hay and related supplies for the year starting July 39 1806. Edward J Cameron David Cowan and several Montana bidders receive quantities and unit prices for baled hay coal and other forage items.
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Ruth
Dawess
Edward J.cameron
Helena
Mont
David Cowan
Box Etter
Omanson
Benepe
Buzeeman
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Oscar
J. J. Hill
Dan S. Lamont
Civil Service
Pennslvania Ree Bern Gelees
Theseae
TL Wareen
Aida
W.S. Clark
Bynum
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