Wisdom Growth News in Beaverhead County boom
The Wisdom section reports a building boom with many new houses and busy carpenters including work on Sundays. A. J. Turner, a leading cattleman, was seriously hurt falling from a wagon and is under medical observation. Mine progress and tramway construction at Ajax are noted as ore shipments loom, with cattle movements and social events also mentioned.
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Stanchfield
Ajax
Fred Francis
Chancey Brown
Bitter Root
Noyes’ Hall
Mr. Staley
Dillon
John Geyer
Denton Oliver
Ajax Ranch
Prof. Klein
Bristow
B. BR. Stevenson
Barosey Howe
J. P. Lossi
Deer Hunters Having Good Luck in Ryan Canyon Visit
Messrs. Dingley Gilbert and Price hunted Blacktail creek with good luck. Obas McIntosh visitors, Lovell Jacobsen Dingley Hoffman drove horses. Lee Lewis of Butte Provision Co. bought fat cattle from Henneberry and McMenemey. Several townsfolk visited Dillon. Gilbert and Price returned to Kansas on the 15th. Also notes on George Edinger and W L Staudaker passing through. Advertising arnica salve claims cures for skin ailments.
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Grayling
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Grasshopper
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Fred Dingley
Kansas
Henry Lewis
Blacktail
George Edinger
W. L. Staudaker
James Hayes Injured by Mine Cave-In at Watseka
Special correspondence reports James Hayes badly hurt when ground collapsed at the Watseka mine on Thursday. His leg was broken below the thigh and he is under Dr Wilson’s care, listed as doing as well as could be expected.
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Personal Notes From Down the Valley And Court Ruling
News items from Oct 17 note Nellie Page visiting Sheridan and multiple local residents traveling or shopping in Dillon. A key passage reports the US circuit court of appeals in San Francisco reversing Montana court rulings on mining vein claims with detailed legal reasoning on end lines and lateral pursuit between two locations.
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San Francisco
Supreme Court of Montana
Va. McCoy
St. Louis Mining Co
Montana Mining Co
Morrow
The Genuine California Syrup of Figs Ad
An old time medicine pitch touts renewed health from Syrup of Figs. It warns that only the genuine product provides true cleansing and strength, and dismisses cheap substitutes.
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Salt Lake City as Premier Transcontinental Stop
The article extols Salt Lake City as essential on any cross continental route praising the Mormon Temple Tabernacle and Great Salt Lake area. It notes the Rio Grande Western Railway connects East with Denver Colorado Midland and West with Southern Pacific and Oregon Short Line, making Salt Lake City the only transcontinental pass through the city and famed year round for its climate.
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Colorado
Sum
Rising unrest in South China folds into regional rebellion
A large rebel column moves toward the Kowloon frontier to bar armed refugees from British territory as hundreds of Chinese troops pursue. Reports say 300 rebels 30 miles north of the frontier, with 2,000 Canton troops sent to intercept. The uprising spread across Kwang Tung and Kwang Si, with Triads allied to topple Manchuria, and foreign powers awaited.
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Germany Holds Silent Reply On France China Note
Paris reports Germany has not issued a formal reply to France on China though it verbally accepts the terms. Japan's answer, received yesterday, agrees to the proposals with one condition about arms importation. A Hankow dispatch notes the Chinese court reached Sian Fu on Oct 12.
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Call a Halt on Chamberlain
London reports a shift after Chamberlain helped win a large parliamentary majority. Unionist press urges stopping his colonial secretary ambitions while Conservative outlets defend his retention as essential, faulting him for being too hasty for the foreign office.
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London
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Colonial Office
Foreign Office
Spanish Carlist unrest rises after Lerida arms found
A Madrid dispatch reports the Spanish government is alarmed by a Carlist revival and a depot of arms found at Lerida in Catalonia. Four arrests occur, including a man who calls himself Chief of the Carlist administration. The Heraldo notes Carlists plan a campaign by year’s end.
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Brooklyn Wins First Game In World Series
Pittsburg October 16. The post series for the world championship and a $500 trophy cup began yesterday at Exposition park before 4 000 fans. Brooklyn won the opening game 5 to 2.
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Chinese court moves in new capital show prince Tuan at seat
A Shanghai dispatch dated yesterday reports reactionary edicts removing moderates from high office since the court moved to Lian Fu. It asserts Prince Tuan holds the imperial seat amid the changes.
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Lian Fu
Shanghai
Prince Tuan
Blame on Boer Leaders in Berlin Letter
The Berliner Tageblatt publishes a letter from Macha dodorp arguing Britain’s ruin was caused by treason folly and puffed-up impotence among Boer leaders not by superior British numbers or military capacity.
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Berliner Tageblatt
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Empress' Heart Is Affected Report
Berlin dispatch reports a bulletin from Hamburg on the condition of the Empress' heart. Frederik confirms the heart's condition is not improving and the rebel situation remains unsettled.
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Hamburg
Frederick
Danit Avery
Hanna Starts On His Tour Through Wisconsin And the Northwest
Senator Hanna opened a six stop Wisconsin swing with long addresses at Waukesha and Madison and shorter talks at Racine. Crowds greeted him warmly as he stressed tariffs and monopoly issues while claiming major trusts had been broken by the Sherman act. He planned broader South Dakota coverage and an emphasis on that state, with Watertown kickoff. Roosevelt campaigns in Kentucky drew record crowds in Covington, while Bryan’s reception near Cleveland was the season’s most brilliant, with the Armory crowd packed and streets blocked.
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Bookkeeper Schreiber Still Missing After Bank Default
New York reports no news on William Schreiber the Elizabethport bank bookkeeper. Authorities monitor gambling resorts across the Atlantic suspecting his betting habit may lure him abroad. Detectives tell President Heldritter they have clues placing Schreiber in New Jersey near his former home.
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Indications Roberts Must Remain In South Africa
The London Standard notes that signals from Cape Town and Boer activity suggest Lord Roberts faces difficulties serious enough to require his continued presence in South Africa. It adds that it is not yet possible to withdraw a substantial portion of the large army.
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Cape Town
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South Africa
Negro Exodus Planned to Northern States
A Macon Georgia report dated October 15 describes a proposed program to ease race tensions by relocating Black populations from southern black belt cities to northern states offering greater rights and freedom. London reports rail disruptions north of Standerton with rumors of Boer attacks and delays in Lord Roberts departure.
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Roberts
Prepare to Receive Bryan Demonstration in New York Tonight
New York on October 16 plans a major Bryan welcome demonstration. Organizers promise an elaborate, spectacular event to honor the candidate for political honor, aiming to make it the most memorable in American history.
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W. J. Bryan
America
Burlington Man 2 Defaulter
Burlington Iowa October 16. H A Kelly longtime school board secretary and prominent attorney is found to be a defaulter for a large sum. He admits guilt and says his peculations extend back several years.
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H. A. Kelly
School Board
Miss Gast Completes Her Ride
Miss Gast completes her ride in New York on October 16 as reported by local papers.
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