Fort Peck Sioux Indians Prepare First County Fair at Poplar
On Fort Peck reservation Montana the Sioux tribe plans the first Indian county fair for October 1 near Poplar with an agricultural exposition. Leaders cite doubled cultivated acres since a New York show visit and a tribal gathering plus a Sioux football game against the Mandan at the fairgrounds.
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Yorth
Louis Hill
Great Northern Railway Board of Directors
New York
Hill
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Blackfeet
University of Minnesota
Carlisle
Fort Peck Reservation
Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Promises Healthful Refreshment
Advertisement claims Horsford’s Acid Phosphate is more healthful and satisfying than lemons or limes and that it refreshes and invigorates drinkers.
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Horsford
Hogan to meet Burns in charity boxing bout
San Francisco reports One Round Jack Hogan and Frankie Burns of Oakland to fight this afternoon in a twenty round bout. Hogan and Burns each seek the right to challenge Ad Wolgast, who has defeated Hachman.
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San Francisco
Jack Hogan
Frankie Burns
Oakland
Hachman
Ad Wolgast
Weather warm in south with brief cool front arrival
Report shows high pressure keeps eastern half of the nation dry and hot. Oklahoma average highs reach 100 degrees while Arkansas and Texas average 98. A cooler air mass moves from the Pacific into the northern Rockies with 34 degrees at Winnemucca. Scattered rain in the northwest and southeast. Tampa reports 7.60 inches in two days. Mobile area fair tonight and Tuesday.
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Arkansas
Texas
Chicago
Mobile
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
Winnemucca
New
South Atlantic
Tampa
Fla
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Home Cure
Thousands driven from homes by lung diseases seek relief with Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad claims quick relief for throat and lung troubles including coughs colds grip and whooping cough. Priced 50c and 1.00 with a free trial bottle guaranteed by druggists.
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Dr. King
Knocking Deputy Down With Board Sparks Crichton Incident
In Crichton a confrontation left Johnny Finley shot after he knocked Deputy McKenzie to the ground with a board while resisting arrest. Deputies Lynch and McKenzie fired when Finley drew toward a gun, injuring him in the thighs and averting danger to the officer. Sheriff Palmer leads the inquiry and warrants are issued for other involved individuals.
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Johnny Finley
Crichton
McKenzie
Lynch
Finley
Palmer
Woman Found Dead After Throat Slashed in Pensacola Bushes
Pearlie Morris a actress was found murdered in a clump of blackjack trees near Maxent baseball park in Pensacola Florida. She was killed during the night with her throat cut from ear to ear and dragged into the bushes. Police hunt for her husband a former Concordia Club employee who left the city hours before after being seen with her after midnight.
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Pensacola
Fla
Pearlie Morris
Maxent Baseball Park
Concordia Club
Home Building Page Delivers Up to the Minute Tips
The building page on Wednesdays and Sundays offers up to date suggestions for homeowners and builders. Readers are urged to consult the page for current building tips and ideas.
Nine th annual encampment opens with Wilson parade
Atlantic City New Jersey September 8 The ninth annual encampment of United Spanish American War veterans opens tomorrow and runs to Wednesday Governor Woodrow Wilson will review the parade and address the veterans Tuesday night About 25000 are expected to attend Rivabik Minnesota rescuers near completion of mine rescue efforts and a high priority report from Senator Cummins on Europe travel to November election Hirohito receives Grand Order honors in Tokyo Rome pope meets French workers in audience storm damages International Falls properties valued at 100000 and Fort Francis Times office fire causes 25000 loss Berthold Zielen noted music theorist dies in Chicago detachment of Ninth cavalry ordered to Mexican border Cheyenne Wyoming
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Atlantic City
N. J
United
Govrnor Woodrow Wilson
Bull Moose and G. O. P to Open Headquarters
In Birmingham both regular Republicans and Bull Moose Republicans plan to open campaign headquarters this week. The Bull Moose claim they will win more than double the Taft votes and expect many Democrats to vote their ticket. Regular Republicans will distribute Taft literature and maintain a city office.
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Birmingham
Ala
Taft
Ciy
Government Will Try Train Robber Edwards
Edwardes the train bandit who robbed Louisville and Nashville Train No. 43 near Micheau station last Wednesday night is hospitalized in New Orleans with fractured skin. Louisiana officials consent to federal trial for interfering with the transportation of the United States mails. if convicted penalty likely twenty five years hard labor. Louisville and Nashville detectives ready for trial.
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United States
Howard EK. Edwardes
Micheau Station
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Louisiana
Edwards
Louisville
Nashville
Malis
Burnett Attacks Roosevelt on Immigration in Alabama Speech
In Albertville Con gressman John L. Burnett condemned Roosevelt and the Bull Moose stance on immigration. He said Roosevelt harmed common people and cited Roosevelt’s 1906 appointment of Oscar Strauss as commissioner, arguing Strauss would admit all foreign classes, while Burnett favors restricting immigration to desirable citizens.
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Gadsden
Ala
Albertville
John L. Burnett
Bull Moose
Roosevelt
Oscar Strauss
New York Jrail Moose
Commerce and Labor
Strauss
America
Burnett
Salazar Threatens Raid Across Arizona Border
Early dispatches report Salazar the Mexican rebel leader encamped across the Arizona line opposite the Lang ranch and threatening a raid into American territory. A captured trooper said raids on American ranches were personal orders of Salazar to obtain beef for his marauders.
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Washington
War Department
Salazar
Lader
Arizona Line
Lang Ranch
What We Never Forget in Early Life Health Remedies
Science notes early home life memories shaped by cures like Bucklen's Arnica Salve used for burns boils scalds sores cuts sprains and bruises. Forty years of cures prove its merit and it is praised as unrivaled for piles corns or cold sores sold for 25 cents at all druggists.
Guarding Government Stock Fort Riley Orders Restrictions
Colonel Charles Hatfield commandant of Fort Riley bans all horses and civilians from fort grounds and prohibits army horses from leaving the fort except by special order.
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Junction City
Kansas
Charles Hatfield
Fort Riley
Army
Home Ownership Advice From The Building Page
The weekly Building Page offers practical tips for owning a home and improving property value. It covers maintenance, budgeting, and smart upgrades with actionable guidance for readers seeking long term stability.
Excursion to Woods' Cokey Isle Behind the Band
A lyrical fragment speaks of summer fading and a planned trip by guitar or song. The narrator buys a sky blue ticket and heads toward an implied journey titled Right Behind the Band, evoking a seaside or island excursion and musical imagery.
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Woods’ Cokey Isle
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