Northwest Notes Report Wide Montana Dangers
Reports from eastern Montana recount a cattle and sheep clash with a fatality, while two major forest fires threaten Hamilton area. Burglar robs Portland home. family unharmed. Hanna mine disaster fatalities rise as rescue nears completion. Bear Paw remains moved to Assiniboine cemetery. Fort Belknap fence completed to protect Gros Ventre and Assinole herds. Also noted are Oregon jail escapeers, Great Falls cursory trails of Kid Curry, and large Montana fire near Anaconda threatening Blue Umbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Hamilton
Mont
Old Horse Creek
Hughes ‘Creek
H. ©. Gonte
Portland
Hanna
Wyo
James T. Makin
Poliies
Mor*ana
Dvanda
Pat Rodgers
Butte
Jerry Murphy
Curry
Harveyogan
Tennessee
Great Falls
Missouia
Logan
Marquan Gulch
Fort Belknap Indian Reservation
Peell
Wash
Hedrick
John Hamaker
Burg
Elk
Spokane
Laura Graham
Barab Ab Jen
Seattle
Allen
Vermillion
Ken- Vermillion Mining and Concening Company
Joss Tn
Union Pacific Camal Company
Anaconda
The Reliance Wins Fifty Second Anniversary Cup Race
The Reliance defeats Shamrock in a royal water fight for yachting supremacy. America again proves victor by 9 minutes total time with a 2 minute 24 second advantage at the thresh to yard and 5 minutes 36 seconds downwind. The race marks the fiftieth second anniversary of America's historic Isle of Wight voyage.
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America
Shamrock
Isle of Wight
Reliance
Humberts Found Guilty In Paris Swindle Trial
The Humbert trial in Paris ends with verdicts on swindling and classification. The foreman says the verdict is affirmative on the main charges, with no subsidiary finding. Mme Humbert and her husband receive five years in prison and a 100 franc fine. Smile D Aurignac gets no prison, while Romain e Aurignac is sentenced to three years. The Humberts face solitary confinement during their terms.
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Humbert
Paris
Erdict
Mme. Humbert
Smile D'Aurignac
Romaine Aurignac
Mme
M. Jambert
Butte Miner Perishes Near Apex Train
A Butte man near Apex, Mont., allegedly thrust his head under a moving train shouting farewell words about heaven. The incident occurred near Dillon area and details are scarce as authorities investigate.
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Butte
Ohp
Shehoo
Apex
Dillon
Mont
Train death victims details scarce in chaotic report
A fragmented OCR excerpt describes a violent incident aboard a freight train with a person’s head severed and two others fleeing. Officers have yet to locate the suspects. The victim reportedly mentioned delirium tremens and a phrase about Dillon boots before the death, with reference to Apex on a Saturday.
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Braleiman
Dillon
Apex
Congress Adjourns in Seattle with Wide Range of Resolutions
The Transminalanty of Congreve session in Seattle adjourned Friday after approving resolutions on territory for Omaha and Irilan, a memorial for an American merchant marine, a Prager river waterway plan, canal linking Puget Sound and Lake Washington, strict pure food laws, Alaska roads and bridges, and a $1,000,000 Lewis and Clark exposition appropriation. It also opposed further Philippine land sales, favored Pacific coast bidders on battleships, and recommended a canal and national governance reforms.
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Seattle
Omahome
Irilan
Territorial
Aleekay
Msrine
International
Prager
Canada
Ander
Ander Ofyila
Portland
Alaska
Bureau of Manufactures
Interstate Commerce Commission
Puget Sound
Lake Washington
St. Louis
Washington
Hague Tribunal
Court of Last Resort
King Peter Threatens Abdication Over Capital Turmoil
A Helsrade official source reports that King Peter, twice in ten days, warned he may abdicate not only in his own name but for the Kara Seorgevitch dynasty if the disorder in the capital persists.
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Helsrade
Peter
Karaseorgevitch
Lord Salisbury Dead Former English Premier Dies Peacefully
Lord Salisbury, former English premier, died at 9:05 p.m. Saturday after a long career as a public figure. He served as warden of the Clingue ports, high steward of Westminster, and chancellor of Osfort University. His death removes a Knight of the Garter and alters royal and academic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Salisbury
Westminster
Osfort University
Edward
Provo Boy Fatally Injured in Winchester Accident
A tragic incident in Provo Sunday afternoon left Quan Jones, a LS year old son of Edward and Mrs Jones, with a head injury after a Winchester rifle discharged while a playmate George Harding aged 12 handled the weapon. The accident occurred while the boys were playing, and the exact circumstances remain unclear.
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Provo
Quan
Edward Jones
Winchester
George Harding
Hee
Mra
Edeward Harding
Mourning in Garibaldi Household after Death
The body of Menetti Garibaldi, eldest son of the Italian poet, lay in a mortuary chapel fashioned in his apartment as crowds paid reverent tribute on Sunday. An excursion train wreck near Chehalis killed two and injured many while a Branewick circus wreck scorched several performers and bystanders, with multiple fatalities and severe burns reported.
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Menetti Garibaldi
Trick Poole
Branewick
Binke
Dynamiters in Toils in Tolaho Springs Probe
At Tolaho Springs Colorado a sensational hearing linked Napoli and Car Donatti, Mint ors' union members, to a mine building blow up at Sun and Moon mine. Witness William Date testified that B Chandler, union official, arranged the plot with Napoli Carbonetti and Fire. Chandler remains missing. Carbonetti and Napoli bound over to district court.
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Napoli
Car Donatti
Tatlan
Mintors’ Union
Sun and Moon
Tolaho Springs
Colo
William Date
Aroton
B. Chandler
Nnton
Carbonetti
Philip Fire
Sun
Manon
Chandler
Escape on Chicago prisoner train ends with release
Albert Icklund alias George Johna som was being returned to Chicago for grand larceny when he escaped Detective William Marsden on a Rawlins to Cheyenne route. Icklund freed himself in the chair car, shackled Marsden to steam pipes, and fled with Beklund. Train staff delayed release until Sidney.
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Albert Icklund
George Johnasom
Rawlins
Chicago
William Marsden
Marsden
Bekland
Eckland
Beklund
Laramie
Cheyenne
Sidney
Mareden
Fnally
Blood-stained boy found in can on railroad train
The five year old boy's body was found Wednesday packed in a large coffee can aboard a Pittsburgh Virginia and Charleston railroad train en route to Dravosburg. A bullet hole marked the chest. A man and woman claiming to be Isaac Jubitffr and wife said the boy was their son and that he shot himself. They were arrested at Dravosburg and claimed they buried him privately there.
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Monogahela
Dispatch
Pittsburg
Virginia
Dravosburg
Isaac Jubitffr
Tucker
Cup Race Sets Stage for English Challenger Return
Yachting experts say the cup defender Reliance dominated Shamrock II in challenging conditions, with Thursday’s race showing Reliance out foot and out point the challenger in wind and rain. The battered weather and failure to round the outer mark leave uncertainty about Shamrock II’s performance.
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England
Teomile
Reliance
Determined to Die Slashes Woman then Drowns
Andrew Adama of Salt Lake City confessed to slashing Mrs. Jennie Gerald with a razor in an attempted murder. He later killed himself by forcing water from a bath tub faucet into his mouth. He claimed unrequited love and that she threatened to end their relationship.
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Andrew Adama
Salt Lake City
Jennie Gerald
Dr. Beer
Adams
Sultan apologizes for flag insult in Manila incident
The sultan of Deseen appeared before Major R. H. Bullard at Manila with a large retinue and offered a full apology for the insult to the United States flag. Reparation was promptly demanded. He said his son, since disinherited, was solely responsible for the outrage.
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Deseen
R. H. Bullard
Manila
United States
Major Bullard
Trans-Mississippi Congress Chooses St. Louis Meeting Site
Executive committee to arrange dates and entertainment for the Trans-Mississippi Congress in St. Louis. Delegates favor St. Louis, with preference implied once arrangements are settled.
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Trans-Mississippi Congress
St. Louie
St. Louis
Executive Committee
Grand Army of the Republic picks Boston for 1904 encampment
The Grand Army of the Republic named Boston as the 1904 encampment site and elected officers led by Commander-in-Chief General John C. Black of Illinois and senior vice commander Mason Keene of California. Dispatches from Zunguru Nigeria dated August 18 report Burmi razed by a British force with heavy casualties among locals. Separate notes describe racial tensions in Whitewright Texas, and a Quebec dispatch notes the steamer Carolina running aground near Tadoussac with passengers striving to reach shore.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
John C. Black
Ilinois
Mason Keene
California
Harry C. Kessler
Montana
George A. Harmon
Ohio
Winfeld Beatt
Arizona
London
Zunguru
Nigeria
Burmi
Sokoto
Fragmented World War Era Briefing From Fragmented OCR
Disjointed clipping notes multiple incidents including drownings murders and accidents. Mentions victims and places such as Frankfort Loveland Los Angeles and Berlin with scattered names and events. Describes shootings drownings and electric shock deaths along with a mix of war and crime references.
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Northwest Notes
D. J. Tromley
Michigan
Hillsboro
Ore
Bear Paw
Battle Ground
Assinaboine
Monte Hones
Ail
the Reliance
Tames
the Shamrock
Humberts
Congress
Salt Lake
George TD. Obl
Kimberly
Harmonie Club
Dinwoodey Furniture House
Smith
Germany
Gold Mountain
Provo Boy
Italy
Northern Pacific
Olympia
Chehalis
Wuan
Idaho
Union
Pennsylvania
Monastir
Rakove
Hilmit Pasha
Okrida
Lerin
Rezon
William Hicks
Mort Gienn
Dave Bone
Port Balik
Ark
Hicks
Ie i
Kallar
Palonica
Krushevo
Sultan of Deseen
Burmis
Texas
White Wright
Hlarie
Quebec
Carolina
Baguenay
Tadousac
Imaimur
pontoMee i
Francisco
Los Angeles
Peter Tead
Frankfort
Ind
Loveland
Lovemay
William Kleem
James Budd
W. J. Edwards
Antarctic
Jos
River
Wie
Apo
William Koenig
David City
Joba L
Tykojaryi
Landa
Rerest
Chester A. 4
Pairfield
Samuel J. Par
Jotfersim Sand
Berlin
Allene
Kiaue Bee
Gapiala
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