Forest Fires Devastate Fourteen Montana Districts
Fire sweeps Kalispell Whitefish and Columbia Falls with churches and homes burned. Telegraph and roads cut as flames threaten outlying farms near Dayton Creek. One rancher and large family narrowly escape, reporting total destruction of homes crops and buildings. Authorities fear further spread unless wind shifts.
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Kalispell
Mont
Dames
Great Northern
Whitefish
Columbia Falls
T ‘Pho
Dayton Creek
Stepmother Aimed Poison at Indiana Heiress
Mrs William Kraus a Hartford City Indiana bride is charged with poisoning her stepdaughter Crystal Krauss 18 to gain control of William Krauls property. The girl died Tuesday and the stepmother 25 year old denies guilt while husband doubts charges.
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William Kraus
Indiana
Mary
William Keanss
Hartford City
Ind
Mas Crystal Krauss
Aeed
Wilam Kraneas
Mise Krauss
Mra Kenuss
Fire Devours Herrin Illinois Business District
A gas stove explosion at Orr's restaurant in Herrin ignited a blaze that swept the village business area. Ten adjoining frame structures including Marshall's Crain's and Childer's grocers Carr's drug store Byrne's barber shop and Nell's livery stable were destroyed. Fire departments from neighboring towns aided efforts. total estimated loss about 40000 dollars.
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Orr's
Herrin
Marshall's
Crain’s
Childer's
Dickey's
Marlow
Carr's
Byrne
Bunch’s
Nell’s
Clendenbng
CIRL DEATH MYSTERY STARVATION CASE INQUIRY Cites Ample Means
Report from St Louis says Misa Sallie Butler died of starvation while en route to Lincoln Nebraska to visit two sisters in a hotel. Abshnele doubts the starvation tale noting family in St Louis would have helped if they knew of her need.
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Misa Sallie Butler
St. Louis
Lincoln
Neb
Abshnele
Rain Benefits Grow Crops Across Regions This Week
Weather bureau reports very favorable temperatures and generally ample rainfall for crops through Aug 1. Corn shows promising progress in central valleys and northern regions, while wheat harvesting advances. some areas face drought and rust in spring crops. Haying interrupted by rain in mid-Atlantic states. cotton and tobacco vary by region with overall mixed prospects.
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Weather Bureau
Gorn King
Mississippi
Missouri
Atlantic
Roecky Mountains
Minnegota
North Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Washington
Minnesota
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Cotton
Alabama
Touisiana
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Lexis
Ohio Valley
Virginia
North Carolina
Ohio
Middle Atlantic
New England
Boston Floral Greeting for Visiting Soldiers at Public Garden
The Grand Army encampment draws visitors to the Public Garden with a striking display around the Washington Monument. A heart-shaped border of variegated leaves encases a G A R badge with inscriptions and figures honoring Woman's Relief Corps Sons of Veterans and Daughters of Veterans. Two sculptures near Commonwealth Avenue portray the American flag and the Nation Takes—work continues on the statuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhington Monument
Attracion
Grand Army
Teatan
Commonwealth Avenue
G.u A. R
Woman's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Vetemus
Engineer Corps
Amy
Lili Vetermnorum
Sons of Veteran 4
LD. V
G. A. KR
St Clara’s College golden jubilee marks quiet close in Wisconsin
The article notes St Clara’s College Lutreville Wisconsin ending with solemn requiem in the convent chapel. It covers retirements and promotions across several colleges, including Augustine Jones at Friends' School Providence and Charles Horace Spooner’s shift to president of his alma mater. It also mentions medical deaths and political campaign undertakings in New York.
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Tubingen
Lutea
von Viloe
University of
Augustine Jones
Charles Horace Spooner
Elnag
Norwicheh University
Washington University
St. Louis
Stewart L. Nims
Durham
N. C
John Porter
Yele
Allen P. Lovejoy
Tunes
Wis
Arthur WW. Backman
New Traven
Cat
George I. Tantington
Dartmouth College
Ait” Ehidley
Tluntington
Frederick Dan Hauutingyton
Episcopal Diocese of
Central New York
Campaign Managers Prepare Rival Presidential Push
A detailed preview outlines how Republicans and Democrats plan vast spending and organized campaigns led by George B. Cortelyou and Ti. A. Coolidge for the Gop, with Thomas Taggart guiding Democratic efforts for Parker. It notes Roosevelt and Parker will curb speeches, while a wide network of headquarters and orators coordinates themed messaging across key states.
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Hanne
Alton B. Parker
White House
Roosevelt
Parker
George B. Cottelyou
National Committee
New York
West
Harry
New
Indianapolis
Chcago
Cartelyou
Ti. A. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Thomas Taggart
Manapolis
Indiana
Pacific Slope
Carpaigh
Acceptanhce
William J. Bryan
Judge Parker
Brash Hens Outwit Fence Trap Scheme in Suburban Barking
Row He Hept Hens Away, Fre Chief Horton, of Balthmore, told a story of a man in Sheperdtown who tried a wire fence to banish hens and keep pests off his lawn. The plan backfired as hens snagged claws in the wire, toppled attempts, and finally abandoned the area after witnessing odd traps.
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Horton
Balthmore
Sheperdtown
Lim
Sgrauss
Still More Evidence On Dodd's Kidney Pills
Bay City UL Aug 8 Special Mr K F Henley of this city adds his evidence to daily claims that a cure for Rheumatism is Dodd's Kidney Pills. Henley had Acute Rheumatism and used the pills with noted relief after sixteen years of suffering. He says Dodd's Kidney Pills gave more benefit than all other remedies combined and recommends them to others. Rheumatism traced to uric acid in blood and healthy kidneys remove it. the pills promote healthy kidneys.
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Bay City
K. F. Henley
Dodd
Henley
Jesus
Hold
Very Low Rates to Boston and Return for All
Very low round trip fares to Boston via Lakeshore and Michigan Southern with travel on Aug 12, 19, and 14 and return deadline up to Sept 20. Tickets may be routed through New York if desired. Information available from Vosburgh G A P D Chicago and G W Daly Chief A G P A Chicago. Also includes a court scene with a magistrate remark about detectives and a prisoner.
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Lakeshore
Michigan Southern
Gale
New York
Vosburgh
Cure of the Mair Shampoos and hair care guidance
The piece urges brushing and cleanliness, recommending Ivers Soap lather for washing and cool final rinse to close pores and prevent cards. It includes a humorous exchange about submitting poems to a magazine and the magazine not paying for return postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor R. Parker
Foot relief powder promises comfort for aching feet
Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Allen's Foot-Ease powder relieves tight shoes and foot pain. Cures corns bunions swelling and sweaty feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 2 cents. Sample sent with address to Allen, Olmsted, New York.
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Allen
Allen 5
Olmsted
Te Hay
N.Y
Mothers Interest in New Baby Walking Chair Ad
All mothers are addressed as the column notes an advertisement from Koe nix Chair Company of Sheboygan Wisconsin. The focus is the so called Baby Walking Chair described as aiding infants, intended to attract interest from mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koenix Chair Company
Sheboygan
Wis
Baby Walking
Chile
Pattered Tim and Odd Cures In Quoted Inquiry
A garbled letter mix cites phrases about puns on old sayings and dubious medical claims. It mentions Moldy Mike and a Brooklyn address, plus snatches about croup cures and eye descriptions, all in fragmented slang and odd spelling.
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Mike
Tim
Optimism grows in winter mercantile outlook across centers
New York agents of the Intertine Mercantile Agency report a generally hopeful weekly trend. Harvests improve and crops near exportable surplus while wheat and flour prices are expected higher. Chicago weekly review notes dull overall activity but rising orders for farm machinery and mill work amid building booms. Prices shift modestly with wheat, oats, and corn up slightly. livestock receipts fall, sheep softer, beef steady, hogs higher.
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New York
Intertinetornt Mercantile Agency
An G Bun & Coss Chisago Weekly Review of Chicagoe
Tride
Market quotes for cattle hogs and grains by city
Chicago through West and New York markets show daily ranges for cattle hogs and sheep, with wheat corn oats rye and other grains. Prices vary by grade with modest shifts across locations including Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati and Buffalo. notable figures include Chicago hogs 4.00 to 5.50 and New York cattle 2.50 to 15.5.
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New York
Sonia
Chicago
Boston
Pitteburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
W. T. Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
American Association
W. L. W.L. St. Tanl
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolia
Mibwaukee
Kansas City
Louisvill . HG
Volado
W.L
Coto
Springs
Des Moiner
Denver
St. Toseah
Omahs
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Ste
Choide
Stoers
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Foraker
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Chat A. Towne
Representative Williams
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Tennessee
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College Point
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Elihu Root
Taggart
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Frank H. Plate
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William A. Reynolds
New York State
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William B. Sheehan
August Belmont
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Times Smith
John R. Melon
Oklahoma City
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Lincoln County
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Stoosevelt
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Miss Youngthing
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Winslow
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Lown X Investment Co
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