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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
2
Vast home and foreign notes from the era
Detroit population 465766 up 63 percent since 1900 Des Moines 86368 Davenport 43028 Milwaukee 373857 city grows. Buckley case seeks records from Knox on embassy aid in Mexico City. Navy wine gifts conflict with temperance protests. Roosevelt on a 5000 mile journey. Omaha visit Sept 2. Lion battleship planned. Jersey City warehouse fire 1 million. Taft and Cannon in politics. Canada population 7489781.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Grafton A. Beal
Des Moines
Davenport
Milwaukee
Wis
Knox
State Department
James B. Buckley
Chicago
Mexico City
District Court
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Navy
California
Winthrop
San Francisco
The
John D. Long
Crete Status Conference Doubts and Eastern Diplomacy Shifts
Reports from Vienna suggest a conference on Crete's status may not be convened with Nordic press skeptical that Turkey would initiate any proposal. China plans to drop foreign diplomatic advisers, shifting reliance to experienced domestic officials. Paris crowds watch aviation race conclude with Le Blanc winning a Bleriot monoplane ahead of Auburn by about twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Crete
Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Turkey
Far East
Wai Wu Pu
Paris
le Blanc
Auburn
Cholera in Italy and political shifts dominate headlines
Cholera in southern Italy worsens as Mario Gaynor in New York contemplates risk after a shooting. William J Bryan backs G M Hitchcock for Senate while Cannon resists retirement and Longworth denounces re election. Wickersham Nagel avoid Alaska dispute amid territorial visit. Syracuse population rises to 137 249, a 26 6 percent jump from 1900. Burlington sells bonds to build the Denver Cheyenne line. aviator Louis Paulhan wins Daily Mail prize for long cross country flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Roosevelt
New York
William J. Bryan
G. M. Hitchcock
Omaha
Senate
Cannon
Nicholas Longworth
Wickersham
Nagel
Alaska
Syracuse
Burlington
Colorado and Southern
Denver
Cheyenne
Louisy Paulhan
London ‘Daily Mail
Gaynor
Eoesithe
Betalee sHender
New
Indysis
Iorzan
El Paso Mayor Feared Dead by Falling Wall
Fire chaos ends with the mayor of El Paso trapped and killed as a wall collapses during the blaze. A California conch woman’s killer is captured and confesses fully. International and national political notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
California
President Montt
Chile
London
Speaker Cannon
Illinois
New York
Hiram Johnson
Cannon
Beverly
Katherine “Elkins
Geneva
Switzerland
Baden Baden
Vichy
Roosevelt
Taft
Daniel Hayward
Omro
Wis
H. Anderttl
Oshkosh
Roosevelt Opens Tour With Utica Address in New York
Colonel Roosevelt began his Midwest tour by visiting Jordanville near Jordanville New York with Douglas Robinson and family. He discussed renomination of State Senator F M Davenport and clashed with Sherman faction politics. He toured the Robinson estate and planned to travel to Utica by automobile later. His first address was delivered yesterday to 10 000 residents in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
Jordanville
Quentin
F. M. Davenport
Oneida County
Presient
Sherman
Robinson
New York
Roosevelt Plans Five Thousand Mile Tour After Taft Statement
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt announces a western speaking tour covering fourteen states after a conference with Nassau County leaders. He says he will attend the state convention if requested and insists there will be no compromise on the issue. Taft releases a letter denying involvement in any cabal against Roosevelt and calls for fuller party unity and open discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
New York
Jersey City
Speaker Cannon
Cissta Park
Ill
Isle of Pines
Taft
Cannon
Sherman
Moissant
English Channel
David Rankin, Jr
Atlantic City
Joseph B. Hughes
Continental Tobacco Co
Canada
Census Department
Interior Department
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
Norris
Nebraska
Democratic State Committee of
Tennessee
Nashville
Reichstag
Calcutta
San Francisco
Department of Commerce and Labor
Fred Mheiseke
Granite
Rubber Trust
Jafet Lindberg
Alaska
California
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
New York State Republican Committee
Saratoga
Nassau County
Lloyd C. Griscom
Republic
Roosevelt
Forest Fires Darken Northwest as Incendiaries Suspected
News reports from Dickinson North Dakota and other towns describe smoke heavy enough to darken streets. government says fires in Crater National Forest Medford and southern Oregon are incendiary in origin with 25 scouts aiding the search. Casualties mount along northern Idaho and western Montana with dozens dead and more missing as fires spread despite intensified firefighting efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
N. D
Aberdeen
S. D
Montana
Valley City
Washington
D. C
Oregon
Office
The
Forest Service
Cecil
Portland
Crater National Forest
Medford
Crater Forest
Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Wallace
Sand Point
Ida
van Dycke
Cabinet
Newport
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Helena
War Department
Northwest
Taft
Beverly
Missoula
Mont
St. Regis
Forest Fire Update Sweeps Idaho Montana Washington
Officials report crews safe while forest fires burn across Idaho Montana and Washington. Fifty four deaths are confirmed and many rangers remain missing as rain and snow bring partial relief and renewed effort to control the fires with troops aiding the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Idaho
Spokane
Wash
Montana
Washington
Big Fork
Coeur d'Alene
Avery
United States Forest Service
Setter Creek
Sherif Charles J. Sullivan
Edward Bassett
National Forest
United States and State
Cannonading Kills Fish In Puget Sound Shores
In Port Townsend Washington thousands of dead salmon line miles of the shoreline. Fishermen blame heavy cannonading by Fort Worden Fort Casey and Fort Flagler for harming fish stocks. Army target practice with ten and twelve inch mortars is cited as the cause with large concussion affecting water and land. Experts warn the life of salmon in the lower sound has been impacted after several summers of larger drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Wash
Lower Puget Soung
Worden
Casey
Flagler
Army
Sound
Unaccounted Fire Crews Feared Lost Across Idaho Front
Flames devastate northern Idaho forests as 300 firefighters are missing amid widespread destruction near Clark's Fort Valley. Northern Pacific halts regular trains, a Billings special serves No. 6, Elk City remains out of reach, and towns like Wallace and Spokane face renewed blazes with residents aiding in suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Idaho
Clark's Fort Valley
Spokane
Wash
W. R. Weigle
Wallace
Ida
Wallace Hospital
B. M. Bhitten
Palermo
N. D
Frank Hickman
Lead
W. Wanning
Warwick
Jacob Finn
Aberdeen
S. D
Fargo
Montana
Oregon
Billings
Elk City
Iron Mountain
Squaw Creek
American River District
American Eagle
Estrada Finally Wins in Nicaragua Revolt
Managua falls as Madriz stays in the capital until the end. Jose Dolores Estrada proclaims his brother Gen Juan J Estrada president of a reunited Nicaragua. The revolutionists flood into Managua amid alarming reports, a cablegram from Madrid’s former consul general Harvey Smith confirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Managua
Madriz
Jose Dolores Estrada
Juan J. Estrada
Republic of
Nicaragua
Harvey Smith
Madrid
Three Cent Rate Restored In Arkansas Travel
Railroads announce after September 1 passenger travel in Arkansas will be 3 cents a mile. The 2 4 cent trial rate ends this month and the 8 cent rate will be reinstated, following the expiration of the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Crushed Under Wagon In Casselton Tragic Farm Death
Richard Aleith a Casselton carpenter and son of Fred Aleith died after a wagon wheel passed over him. He had just finished a silo and was en route to a second Howe farm when the team bolted and crushed him, dying an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleith
Quarreled Over Money Ends in Fatal Shooting in Punxsutawney
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania on August 23 a miner Charles Cavalene was shot and killed during a money division dispute. Bystander Mrs. John Bonner was wounded in the hip and fellow miner Dominick Vigil was also shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney
Charles Cavalene
John Bonner
Dominick Vigil
Expected Annexation of Korea by Japan Near
Seoul reports that formal annexation of Korea by Japan is anticipated within days. Even ardent Korean independence supporters concede such a move could occur at any moment and meet little opposition from Korean patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Seoul
Japan
Should Ballinger Resign Rumors in Taft Era
Columbus Ohio reports persistent rumors from Beverly that Secretary Ballinger may leave the cabinet. Washington sources name President William H. Taft and Ohio State University President Thompson as a possible Interior Secretary successor, reflecting high esteem in Taft's circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Columbus
Beverly
Taft
Washington
William 0. Thompson
Ohio State
University
Interior
Thompson
Atandsy High
Taftt
Cholera May Reach Rome As Epidemic Edges Capital
Rome authorities denied the outbreak but reports say cholera is spreading and could reach the city at any moment. The Aug 24 dispatch notes officials’ denials while describing the deadly disease advancing toward Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Worker Involved in Stampede Incident Returns Home
Minot ND reports a threshing crew laborer named Albert Benson assaulted Henry Johnson of Duluth during a stampede morning event. Johnson sustained injuries but authorities provided few details on charges or motive. Police opened an investigation and questioned several witnesses at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Albert Bénson
Henry
vJohnson
Duluth
Bedford Runs Ashore in Korea Shipwreck Tragedy
London reports the British cruiser Bedford ran aground on Quelpont Island Korea during full speed trials. Eighteen engine room crew members died from inrush of water as the vessel lay in a desperate position with little chance of salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Bedford
Quelpont Island
Korea
Malone Named Postmaster at Lehigh Washington
Postmaster at Lehigh Washington Aug 22 George A Malone appointed postmaster at Lehigh Stark county replacing J M Brady removed from the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh
Washington
George A. Malone
Stark,county
J. M. Brady
A. L. Woods Dies Suddenly in Grand Forks
A. L. Woods, progressive candidate for state superintendent of public instruction, died suddenly at his residence 1002 Belmont Avenue Grand Forks North Dakota. He had appeared in generally good health the night before and his death from heart disease occurred Sunday morning at about 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Woods
Grand Forks
N. D
A. L Woods
Belmont ‘Avenue
Woods
Mr "Woods
Haett
Selfish Youth Remains in a Boston Picnic Tale
Mrs Mary E Wilkins Freeman notes youth selfishness at a Matuhew picnic The tale recalls a Boston man soaked in rain who is asked by a boy if he awaits Miss Endicott The boy replies she will arrive once the rain clears up
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Wilkins-Freeman
Boston
Boston Common
Miss Endicott
Hard to Convince and Dinner Table Wit
A Victorian style exchange at dinner contrasts a boy’s honesty with a mother’s curt response. The quote ends with a reflection on love, patience, and social expectations. The passage closes with a proverb about roses and thorns.
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