Many Dillon Visitors and Local Notices Across Town
Charles Beehrer of Willis visits Dillon while Mr. and Mrs. Roe of Lima come through town. Mrs. William Roe and Mrs. 8 C Arndts visit Butte. Mrs. Thomas Branan of Butte stays in Dillon visiting friends. death of John Lovell brings A W Butts from Bedrock to Dillon. local ads note self threading needles at Tattersall and Foley Kidney Pills being promoted. multiple short notes cover visits, travels, and small classifieds.
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Charles Beehrer
Willis
Dillon
George Roe
Lima
William Roe
8. C. Arndts
Butte
Thomas Branan
A. W. Butts
Bedrock
John Lovell
Tattersall's
T. E. Smith
Provo
Utah
Alice A. Selway
Helen Green
Oklahoma
Edith McDowell
Tribune
Harlow Pease
Wisconsin
Frank Nelson
T. F. Jenkins and Son
Sheridan
Julia Anderson
George Lyman
Butte Note In Anaconda Standard, July 28. Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Orr
Bozeman Hosts Gold and Silver Jubilee Festivities
Bozeman plans a large August 8 jubilee with events for all ages. The Bozeman Athletic Club backs a 12 round bout at the opera house featuring Paddy O Hearn of Lewistown versus Young Wallace of Milwaukee and a semi main event between Harry Atwood and Bob White. The featherweights are billed as among the fastest in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Bozemaan Athletic Club
Paddy O'Hearn
Lewistown
Montana
Young Wallace
Milwaukee
Opera House
Harry Atwood
Bob White
Birds that Shine In Dark Luminescent Swans Observed
The article notes luminous white swans seen at night from July to October last year due to phosphorescent fungal spores on roosting trees. Other lake birds were not visible after dark, per the National Acclimatization Society of France bulletin cited by St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Acclimatization Society of France
St. Louis
Common Stock Question Sparks Family Silence
A Buffalo Express humor piece uses a father child exchange to lampoon stock talk. The child asks about common stock and the father hushes him with a remark about his mother's family. The quip reflects early 20th century financial banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Express
Woman buried in cellar linked to doctor murder charge
Blanche Yorke, missing since July 8, was found buried in the cellar of Dr. C. K. Robinson’s residence in Tamworth Ontario. A murder warrant was issued for Dr. Robinson as parts of the body were recovered from the cellar and furnace area. Yorke, a dressmaker, had been a patient of Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Blanche Yorke
C. K. Robinson
Dr. Robinson
Wilson outlines antitrust program to business leaders
President Wilson addressing a large delegation of business men from major wholesale organizations declared he seeks to end an era of suspicion and recrimination by enacting into law the moral judgment of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Far Eastern Fleets Mobilize at Wei-Hai-Wei and Tsing Tao
The British fleet concentrates at Wei-Hai-Wei on Shan Tung's north coast while the German fleet concentrates at Tsing Tao about 200 miles to the south, signaling escalating naval buildup in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Wei-Hai-Wei
Shan Tung Province
Tsing Tao
Hartford constable arrested in mine riot killing case
James Stankard a Hartford Arkansas constable indicted for complicity in the killings of two non union miners during the Fort Smith mining disturbances has been arrested in Little Rock Arkansas according to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
James Stankard
Hartford
Fort Smith
Havana House Accepts Resignations of Lanuza and De Castro
The Havana House of Representatives accepted the resignations of Antonio Gonzales Lanuza as president and Fernandez De Castro as first vice president during a Wednesday session, confirming leadership changes in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
House of Representatives
Antonio Gonzales Lanuza
House
Fernandez de Castro
State spelling bee to highlight Montana fair
Helena July 28 The Montana State fair will feature a state spelling bee open to all pupils statewide. County champions advance to the fair with prizes totaling 80 dollars and a 20 dollar co champion share.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Cohampion
Lusk
Misgoula
Envious and Marvelous Workman Tales From London Telegraph
A fragmentary telegraph item reports two British workers in France during a trance like state. One man awakes after seventy seven days while his wife calls him by name yet he remains oblivious to her presence. The second worker expresses marvel at a gift described as marvelous.
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France
London Telegraph
Free two veterinary books issued by USDA appeal to readers
The U S Department of Agriculture released two books Diseases of the Horse and Diseases of Cattle edited by top veterinarians. They can be obtained free by writing to a representative or senator or purchased at a nominal printing cost from the superintendent of documents in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Tom Stout
John M. Evans
Henry L. Myers
Thomas
W. J. Hartman
Bozeman
Quotations On Prejudice By Frederick The Great
A short historical quote notes that prejudices flee when confronted openly yet may return if not challenged, attributed to Frederick the Great. The saying emphasizes confronting bias directly to reduce its influence over time.
Open Door Telepathy and Distance Medicine at Buffalo Institute
The Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo offers remote medical diagnosis by mail using scientific principles and specialist staff. It describes violet-ray and incandescent light therapies and modern equipment, with mail consultations and product remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
United States
R. V. Pierce
Eople
Dr. Pierce
Austria Declares War on Servia in 1914 Crisis
Vienna reports Austro-Hungary has declared war on Servia after a July 28 note exchange. Count Borchthold cites no satisfaction with Servia's reply and Russia's potential intervention would not deter Austria. The city buzzes with intense relief over the decision.
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Vienna
Austro-Hungary
Servia
Belgrade
Austria-Hungary
Count Borchthold
Austria
Hungary
Russia
Foreign Office
Russia Loses Harbor as Lights Go Out Coastwide
The Times reports Russia ordered lights along the Black Sea coast extinguished except the Chersonese lighthouse near Sebastopol and barred the harbor to non Russian ships. St Peterburg dispatch says Russian statesmen believe Britain may still save the situation. Durazzo note claims Austrian Lloyd source says Austrians block Montenegrin port Anthvari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times
Constanting
Russia
Black Sea
Sebastopol
St. Peterburg
Great Britain
Durrazzo
Durazzo
Lloyd
Anthvari
Caillaux Acquitted in Calmette Murder Trial
Paris jury acquits Madame Henriette Caillaux of the willful murder of Gaston Calmette editor of the Figaro on March 16. Fifty minutes of deliberation followed the verdict. The courtroom erupted with shouting and pandemonium as Caillaux embraced her counsel Fernand Labori amid the chaotic scene.
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Paris
Mme
Henriette Caillaux
Court of Assizes
Gaston Calmette
the Figaro
Madame
Caillaux
Fernand Labori
Labori
Calliaux
M. Chenu
Calmette
Madame Caillaux
Wheat pit turmoil follows Austria declares war on Serbia
At Chicago Board of Trade wild trading erupts as Austria's war declaration against Serbia triggers frantic activity. Nearly 100 million bushels of transactions surge, sending prices up about 8 to 9 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Austria
Servia
Government to Impose Charges on Water Power Franchises
An amendment to the general dam bill was adopted in the House during Tuesday debate requiring the government to impose charges for water power franchises.
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Washington
French Forces Suffer Heavy Losses Near Tazekra
In a clash with Moroccan tribes near Tazekra last Sunday French troops report 56 killed including 3 officers and 93 wounded. Tribesmen casualties estimated at 150. The engagement occurred as Rabat reports the battle with natives.
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Rabat
Morocco
Tazekra
Inland Northwest News Roundup of Crises and Growth
Inland Northwest items report several arrests in Salt Lake City and Denver involving alleged fraud and band activity, a major Utah irrigation claim exceeding one million acres, Port land fire losses near a hundred thousand dollars, and a forecast of fifteen thousand carloads of apples across four states. It notes Idaho Oregon Montana and Washington crop logistics, a Denver Salt Lake railroad plan costing about 3.3 million, Manchurian corn held on Seattle wharves, a Northport fire loss of fifty thousand, and an ocean to ocean tour by M K Rodgers. It also covers a Wyoming suicide tied to a sheriff’s pursuit, Idaho electric power litigation rules for railroads, a 200,000 estate share to an Arizona heiress, Pocatello bond plans, a Cokeville accident with a needle, Utah sheep union leadership, Idaho Indian appropriation edits, Utah railroad tax flags, Montana jubilee colors, and a major Walla Walla grain fire destroying 1000 acres.
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Ellis Glenwood Brode
Salt Lake
Denver
Utah
Albina
Portland
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Washington
A. P. Bateham
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
George Angelo
Steif
Aling Athan
San Francisco
National Bank of Ely
Oregon Short Line
Gem
Denver & Salt Lake
Craig
Colorado
Vernal
United States
Seattle
Northport
Wash
M. K. Rodgers
Butte
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Mr. Rodgers
la Barge
Wyo
Richard Hartley
Public Utilities Commission
Susan Fauley
Phoenix
Arizona
C. E. Eastman
Detroit
Mich
Eastman
State Supreme Court
Pocatello Water Company
Brady
Ft. Lapwal
Fort Hall
Ft. Hall
Garfield
Wayne
Bozeman
State of Montana
Walla Walla
Ennes
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Dr. Price
S. E. Keesee
N. P. Langford
Tribune Book Store
Tribune Book
Ady
F. M. Poindexter
Argenta
Margaret Graeter
Hans Albrecht
Albrecht
Beaverhead County
Sheridan Forum
the Woods Livestock Company of
Spencer, Ida
Wise River
Twin Bridges Monitor
Foley
Potts
Adv
Walter J. Crowell
Sheep Creek Basin
J. E. Morse
Armstead
Frankie Andrus
Salmon City
Jessie Poindexter
Billings
Eva Conger
Spokane
M. A. Wacker
Metlen
St. W
Geo. W. French
Don Maguire
Miss Barnes
Twin Bridges
Maggie Morse
Needle Club
Lansing
Rockford, IL
H. H. Swain
Matteson
Sarah Waldorf
Foley's
Dept. of Hi Agriculture
Frederick the Great
Balkan
Sebastopol Harbor
Charles Monteer
Cokeville
Pp. A. Clark
International Sheep Shearers’ Union of North America
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