Treaty Signings Notify Peace Agreement From Portsmouth
The 1905 Russo Japanese treaty was signed by Emperor Nicholas and Emperor Meiji with formal ratification follows. President Roosevelt was notified first by Russia. Lamsdorff completed ratification and orders to recall ships were issued. The exchange date for prisoners of war was not set. Thomas Smith, American vice consul at Moscow, sent funds from Japanese prisoners.
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St. Petersburg
Spencer’ Bady
Foreign Office
Japan
Nicholas
Portsmouth
Roosevelt
Peterhof
M. Lamsdorff
Count Lamsdorff
Russia
Associated Press
Washington
War, Navy
Thomas Smith
Moscow
Medvid
New Washington Rule Affects HomesteadEntries in Carbon County
Helena Oct 14 John P Schmit reads notice locating individuals in Carbon County on sections 16 and 36 under a new General Land Office rule. The state may contest entries within 30 days after settlement begins, aiding state interests and allowing lieu lands if decisions favor the state.
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Helena
John P. Schmit
State Land Office
Carbon County
General Land Office
Washington
M. R. Wilson
Bozeman Land Office
Wickes Appointed Coal Mine Inspector in Helena
Helena October 16 George T Wickes of this city has been appointed coal mine inspector by Governor Toole to succeed Howard Welsh. Wickes is well known statewide and, according to the governor, is thoroughly familiar with coal mines and mining.
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Helena
George T. Wickes
Toole
Howard Welsh
Wickes
Forernor
Pulitzer and Vanderbilt Webb Tie The Knot In Shelburne
Ralph Pulitzer son of Joseph Pulitzer owner of the New York World and Frederica Vanderbilt Webb daughter of W Seward Webb were married at Trinity Episcopal church Shelburne at noon today.
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Shelburne, Vt
Prederica Vanderbilt Webb
W. Seward Webb
Shelburne
New York
Ralph Pulitzer
Joseph Pulitzer
The
New York World
Trinity Episcopal Church
President Roosevelt Plans Southern Trip This Week
President Roosevelt prepares for a southern tour, set to begin next Wednesday at 8 30 in the morning. Earlier he worked with Secretary Loeb to clear his desk, as Postmaster Cortelyou and Senator Thomas I Carter of Montana called briefly.
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Washington
Roosevelt
South
Loeb
Cortelyou
Montana
Acantha Tops Teton County Advertising Reach
The Acantha is cited as the premier advertising medium in Teton County, known for broad local reach and strong community presence.
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Teton County
Montana Now On Solid Footing
Railroad men in Montana report a year of strong agricultural progress with land sales rising into solid value. J M Hannaford of the Northern Pacific sees further gains in farming and grazing investments as state land prices climb, and notes the Helena state fair showcased Montana's mature agricultural base.
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Northwest
Montana
J. M. Hannaford
Norhern Pacific Railway Company
Yellowstone Valley
Helena
Middle West
Mostana
Treasure
Ister Mountain
Wealth in the Philippines and its vast timber reserves
The article notes forty million acres of timber with 665 varieties on Philippine islands, highlighting mahogany and other woods as abundant. It argues railroads, American capital, and energy are needed to develop forest products, minerals, and coal resources, particularly in Batan, to unlock potential profits for the United States.
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Philippines
United States
Batan
Argus
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for Croup Warns Parents
Early winter brings croup risks and Hamilton area readers are advised to keep Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy at home. If given at onset of hoarseness or once coughing begins, the attack may be warded off. Mrs Rossethal of Turner Michigan endorses it for family use. For sale by C H Drake. Also Mrs Chenoweth property in Choteau offered. Call this office.
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S. Rossethal
Turner, Mich
C. H. Drake
God
School Notes and Reflections from Brown County
Enrollment reaches 106 as the Brown County South Dakota superintendent seeks 25 new teachers. The piece reports new pupils entering grades and notes views on education, duty, and the moral role of teachers with references to Montana publications and quotes on civic virtue.
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Brown County
South Dakota
Notice of Taxes Due in Chateau Montana 1905
Treasurer's Office in Chateau Montana announces that state and county taxes for 1905 are due. If unpaid by December 1 1905 at 6 pm a ten percent penalty applies and delinquent property may be advertised or seized to cover taxes and costs. J B Wenn treasurer Teton County Montana
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Chateau
Montana
J. B. Wenn
Teton County
Best Dressed Lady at Woodcraft Dance Named Pomona
The Women of Woodcraft hosted a dance with the best dressed lady awarded the title Pomona the goddess of fruit. The event highlighted community participation and festive pageantry.
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Mie
Woodcraft
Pomona
Receivers Seek Confirmation Of Ranch Receipts Sale
In the Montana Co-Operative Ranch receivership, Receiver J W Speer asks the district court to confirm a sale of personal property. Listed receipts include 3 098 lambs 4337 20 dollars for Yo McLeash et al and other items totaling about 36000 dollars from wool pelts sheep cattle r ent.
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Montana Co-Operative Ranch Company
District Court
J. W. Speer
Yo McLeash
May Be Barred From Germany
Washington reports reveal bribery and corruption in New York insurance firms. President McCall's disclosures may lead Germany and other nations to bar these companies, risking heavy losses for New York Life and damaging its international reputation as consuls report testimony.
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Washington
New York
McCall
Mhay
Germany
New York Life
Armington against murder to reform school
Sheriff Griffith departed for Miles City to take Willie Armington the Alta boy who this week was acquitted of murder. He will be sent to reform school on a charge of incorrigibility.
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Glasgow
Griffith
Miles City
Willie Armington
Reform School
Cure Corns and Bunions with Soak and Balm
Soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften, pare closely without drawing blood, then apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily rubbing five minutes each time. Wear a plaster a few days to protect from shoe. Pain Balm serves as a general liniment for sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism. Sold by C. H. Drake.
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C. H. Drake
Executive Order Bars Civil Service Exam Coaching
The president via the state department issues a broad order prohibiting any officer or employee from giving or being involved in instruction aimed at preparing individuals or groups for United States civil service examinations. Violations will be grounds for removal from the service, as stated in Theodore Roosevelt's note.
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Washington
State Department
Civil Service of
United States
United States Civil Service Commission
Chicago Livestock Market Tightens Amid Mixed Cattle Quotes
Chicago livestock trade on October 17 shows cattle receipts at 20 060 with prices broadly lower and varied by class. Beeves around 3.05 to 3.63. stockers and feeders from 1.95 to 4.40. cows and heifers 1.60 to 4.40. Texas fed steers 3.40 to 4.50. western steers 5.25 to 6.80. Sheep receipts 36 000 with Western sheep 4.00 to 5.30 and lambs 4.60 to 7.60, market steady. New mountain views at the Art Studio.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
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