Foiled Holdups Spur Train Deterrence Across Montana
A Missoula dispatch says Pinkerton and railway detectives traveled with a heavily armed special to guard the North Coast Limited between Livingston and Missoula, ahead of the train with forty saddled horses and a gatling gun. Kid Curry is reputedly active in Montana, raising safety concerns for railroad officials. A separate Great Falls report credits the engineer with foiling an attempted Great Northern express hold-up near the city, shots narrowly missing the engineer as Pinkertons converge.
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Missoula
Inter Mountain
Pinkerton
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Spokane
Here
North Coast
Kid Curry
Montana
Butte
Mont
Great Falls
Inter- Mountain
Insurgents Clash With Cavite Constabulary in Cavite
In Cavite Province a clash between insurgents and the Jolo Constabulary left twenty insurgents dead while one constable was killed. Reinforcements were sent from Manila to the mountain stronghold reported by September 3.
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Manilla
Jolo Constabulary
Cavite
Turkish troops blocked by payment demands on trains
September 3 Sofia reports the Sultan orders the Vali of Salonica to ensure troop trains run only with pilot engines. Turkish railroad officials inform the Porte that soldiers will not be conveyed without prepayment of transportation.
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Sofia
Salonica
Porte
Roosevelt Congratulated On His Escape
President Roosevelt received numerous telegrams from supporters after escaping Henry Weilbrenner the insane farmer. Secret service forces have been withdrawn following Weilbrenner's arrest.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Henry Weilbrenner
Secret Service
Weilbrenner
American Soldiers Wounded in Fight in Pekin
A clash in Pekin between fifteen French soldiers and four Americans left two American troops seriously wounded. The incident involved bayonets and occurred today.
Mrs Pinch Dies at About Ninety Four in Blackfoot
Mrs Mary Pinch mother of W H Pinch who runs a West Clark second hand store died in Blackfoot on Tuesday and was buried in Odd Fellows cemetery the next day Rev O E White led services. Born in England a little over ninety four years ago she lived with her son for three months before entering hospital for the demented. Survived by fifteen children, only five remain. Funeral managed by Wedekind undertakers.
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Mary Pinch
W. H. Pinch
West Clark Street
Blackfoot
Odd Fellows
O. E. White
Pineh
England
Colorado
Not Guilty of Manslaughter in Street Railroad Trial
Newark officials acquitted in the February crossing accident case. The court returned verdicts of not guilty for all directors and officials of the North Jersey Street Railroad Company.
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Newark
N. J
North Jersey Street Railroad Company
Cripple Creek Calls For Troops Amid unrest
Governor Peabody received a telegram from the mayor of Vietor and other officials demanding troops be sent to Cripple Creek district to protect life and property during the unrest.
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Denver
Peabody
Vietor
Cripple Creek District
If you bought it at Sherman's its igood
The fragment suggests a shopper reassurance about a purchase from Sherman's. The text lacks clear action, date, or identifiable event to confirm a full news item.
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Sherman’s
Igood
Reliance Wins America's Cup Challenge Over Shamrock
The Reliance beat the Shamrock by more than two minutes in the third race, ensuring the America's Cup remains on this side of the Atlantic. News reports from New York detail the start at 1:01 PM, the outer mark, and steady lead as Reliance dominated with wind around seven to nine knots.
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Reliance
Shamrock
New York
Reliance Today
Alaskan Boundary Commission Opens in Session
London reports the Alaskan boundary commission begins its work with Reginald Tower as secretary and Lord Chief Justice Alverstone as chairman. Oral arguments begin Septembers 10 and are hoped to finish by October 19. The 1100 page American case emphasizes 1825 treaty intent and Alaska sovereignty claims.
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Alverstone
Reginald Tower
United States
London
British Diplomatic Service
Legislation of
Washington
Lord Alverstone
Washington, D. C
Notice of Forest Reserve Withdrawal for Pocatello Water
General Land Office posts lands withdrawn from settlement to protect Pocatello Idaho water supply. Prohibitions on trespass, injury, and disturbance apply under law. Lands described span multiple townships and sections totaling 89 15/16 sections, with Exhibit 4 map included.
Interior withdraws two hundred thousand acres near Sawtooth Idaho
Washington says the interior department on the bureau of forestry recommendation has temporarily barred entry or disposal on about 200000 acres east of prior Sawtooth forest reserve withdrawals in Boise county Idaho. An additional 2000 acres are added to the water supply protection withdrawal for Pocatello Idaho and will be examined for forest reserve suitability.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Forestry
Interior Department
Boise County
Idaho
Sawtooth Forest Reserve
Pocatello
Moro Province Legislative Council Organized
The Legislative Council for Moro Province in Manila on September 2 reports that the Moro province government is organized under four bills enacted by the Philippine Commission. Moro laws are recognized when not in direct conflict with American laws.
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Manilla
Philippine Commission
Idaho Crop Conditions Report for August 31 1903
The weekly bulletin notes below normal temperatures early in the week with frost at high points, then warmth and a dry period. western areas saw rains on 25th–26th, while most of the state had clear weather. Apples and peaches show mixed results with irrigation limits and wind damage in Cassia Oneida. Grain harvests advance across eastern counties. winds shelled some grain in Bannock. Alfalfa second crop proceeding. western districts see promising third crop while some lodging from heavy rains. Vegetables, melons, and sugar beets in good to excellent condition. County notes Hanna Cove Lago Sterrett mention wind and frost effects. ranges and stock conditions vary.
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Cassia
Oneida
Bannock
Hanna
Sterrett
Bryan Names Clarke as Democratic Senate Candidate
William J. Bryan announced Clarke as the Democratic nominee to succeed Senator Hanna. He notes Clarke aligns with the Kansas City platform on all but the metallic money issue. Clarke is set to run in the upcoming United States Senate race.
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John ©. Clarke
United States
Hanna
Clark
Kansas City
Annual Meeting of American Mining Congress Ticket Offer
For the Deadwood and Lead meet in Deadwood S D September 7 11 1903 the Short Line sells tickets September 1 6 to Deadwood and return at 35 16 to Lead and return at ps4 Final limit September 30 1903 Continuous passage going ten days returning not to exceed final limit Going trip begins on date of sale Return on date of execution by Agent terminal time Stopovers permitted on return within transit limit D Towril Agent
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Deadwood
Ps4
Lmit
D. & Towril
Editor's Testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar
M T Lynch editor of the Philipsburg Daily Post commends Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds used in his family. It is sold by Bean's drug store.
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New Jersey
M. T. Lynch
Philipsburg
N. J
Daily Post
Foley
Bean
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