Butte Elks Host Midsummer Outing With Anaconda Visit
The Butte lodge held a midsummer outing with Anaconda Elks invited to join. A short ball game preceded a dancing social at Columbia Gardens where nearly 100 Elks and many ladies arrived by decorated cars. The banquet for 300 featured purple and white Elks colors, lanterns, plants, and remarks by ex Senator Lee Mantle and John F. Logan.
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Anaconda Enns
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Butte Reception Committee
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Boston & Montana
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Roston & Montana Orchestra
Terpsicho Dored
Lee Mantle
F. August Heinze
Chestra
Silver Bow Glee Club
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J. Ft. Lynch
Elka
Elkhom
Hutte
FE. W. Griffin
Silver Bow
Butte Iudge
Harry Tiernan
Banquet Steward Delights Guests With Delectable Viands
George S Forsyth George Aitken and Abe Salomon are treated with high regard for the banquet. Duncan Taylon acted as steward guiding the preparation of the appetizing dishes while Phil ANew served as chef ensuring refined service.
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George S. Forsyth
George Aitken
Abe Salomon
Duncan Taylon
Phil Anewchef
Where is Charles Cederholm
Chief Lavelle received a letter from Mrs. Anna Cederhalm of Deadwood S D asking about the whereabouts of Charles Cederholm. She states he was last heard from June 26 living at East Galena street Butte and had written asking not to write again as he planned to go to Deadwood. No further word has been received and his relatives are distressed. The police will look for him.
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Anna Cederhalm
Deadwood
S. D
Charles Cederhalm
Charles
Butte
Butte Briefs Show Busy Jet of Visitors and Local News
Fort Benton citizen Jenn Burns and several legislators visit Butte from Bozeman Helena and Lewistown. Notables like Senator Hoffman editor Johns and Prof Reid arrive for meetings. medical aid saved a nosebleed. foreclosure case moves against James A. Murray. Press delegation from Hamilton departs for Livingston.
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Jenn Burns
Fort Benton
Butteton
J. P. Dolan
Anavenda
Charles Hoffman
Theereze Cox
Bozeman
FE. M. Bingham
Helena
Thomas H. Curte
X. B. Holton
Butte
al Brugh
W. H. DeWitt
Merrill
Boulder
T. K. Cullen
Glendive
Harvey
Glendal
Curtie
Salt Lake
T. J. Johns
Lewiston
Madison County
Pony
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J. J. McAlister
Todas
Miles City
James Reid
Montana State College
Pre
Tacoma
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Miller, Jr
Donald Moore
James A. Murray
Murray
Butter
Press Association
North Coast Limited
John McMurray
J. Lawrence Dobell
A. R. Pelkey
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Jim Brown
Miles Romney
Hamilton
Press Gang
Destructive hailstorm hits several Nebraska towns
A early morning hailstorm savaged Seward Southern Lancaster and Jefferson counties causing crop damage and shattered windows. Ruby Beaver Crossing Panama and Fa bury reported broken glass and homes struck by lightning with losses reaching hundreds of thousands though no fatalities were noted.
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Seward
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Jefferson
Ruby Beaver Crossing
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Hanna Reported Ill at New York Republican HQ
Aug. report from New York says Senator Hanna, though ill with heart trouble, will continue his work. Two advisory committee members were named: John W. Duryea and Frank Lowdon of Chicago. Cornelius N. Bliss voiced confidence Hanna remains vigorous. creditors of D Appleton & Co announce 100 cent on dollar repayment, with claims deposited at Metropolit Trust. American Window Glass declares a 7.5 percent dividend on $4 million preferred stock as industry faces unemployment.
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Wo York
Flanna
John W. Duryea
Lowdon
Chicago
Hanna
Cornelius N. Bliss
New York
D. Appleton & Co
James G. Cannon
DP. Appleton & Co
Cannon
Metropolit Trust Company
Hous
Pittsburg
Tin American Window Glass Company
Opening the Tombs of German Emperors at Spires
With the permission of Emperor William the work of opening the tombs of the German emperors buried in the Cathedral at Spires began today. A later note states practice will begin on August 20 for a cannon shooting contest.
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Berlin
William
County Board Hears Aid Requests. Meantime Road Dispute Emerges
A large turnout at the county commissioners meeting saw petitions for county aid. Several residents sought travel support at county expense, but none were county charges. A woman asked for a railroad ticket to Iowa to reach Butte. she departed before finishing. Boston & Montana Mining Co protested a planned road across the Meaderville area, claiming it is not a public thoroughfare and that county action would halt it. The board referred the issue to the road supervisor for a statement.
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Board of County Commissioners
Iowa
Butte
Boston & Montana Company
Meaderville
West End
Leonard
Great Northern Railroad
Nim
Roosevelt’s West Tour Schedule Across Cities
The itinerary reports Governor Roosevelt will open speaking in Saratoga September 5 and visit Albany Detroit Grand Rapids South Bend Chicago Helena Pocatello Ogden Salt Lake City as he travels through Wisconsin the Dakotas and Montana with a final set of arrivals and departures in September according to the Northern Pacific and Oregon Short Line routes.
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Metena
Butte
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Roosevelt
West
Saratoge Fpr
Albany
Detroit
Grand Rapids
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Chicas
Hliness
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Lacrossey
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Dakotas
Elena
Mont
Helena
Northern Pacific
Heena
Attember
Buttettember
Oregon
Art Pocatello
Pocatello
Ogden
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake City
Freighters Chartered to Ship Coal to France
Philadelphia Aug 16 Three British steamers Reynolis Tre vanjun and Rathmoor were chartered to haul coal from this port to France. Five more vessels expected to be chartered tomorrow as Germany's coal strike limits supply. About 100000 tons of soft coal contracted for all this port orders, likely for private consumption.
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Reynolis
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Vanjun
Rathmoor
Germany
Austria
England
Poison Found in Stomach of Edward Herrick
Chicago August 14 poison in deadly quantities found in the stomach of Edward Herrick a veteran commission merchant whose death last week recalled prior deaths in his household His wife Mrs Limburner a former domestic employed in the family had a first husband who died suddenly The chemical analysis results will be produced for the coroner The widow Mrs Herrick will be summoned as a witness Root Guests Washington August 14 the president and Mrs McKinley cabinet members and others dined at the Country Club near Washington hosted by Secretary Root The party included Secretary and Mrs Gage Postmaster General Smith Secretary Wilson Senator Foraker Adjutant General Corbin and Secretary Cartelyan A string quartet played on the lawn
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Chicago
Edward Herrick
Herrick
Root
Washington
McKinley
Country Club
Gage
Smith
Wilson
Foraker
Corbin
Eretary Cartelyan
Tesla patent claims to prevent electricity escape
Nikola Tesla has been granted a patent for an insulation method that allegedly prevents current leakage by passing a wire through cold air to form a coat of jew. The claim centers on an insulating coat that resists even the strongest current.
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New York
Nikola Tesla
Tesla
State central committee selects temporary chair in Albany area
At Saratoga on August 16 FBI Senator D B. Hits candidate for temporary chair of the state convention and Mayor McGuire of Tacuse were defeated 23 to 26 in the state central committee meeting.
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Saratoga
FBI
D. B. Hits
McGuire
Tacuse
State Central Committee
Town Fire Destroys Sixteen Buildings in Smithfield
A Smithfield blaze devastated 16 structures this morning, Fulton county, as flames raced beyond control in the 1,200 resident town. No further details on casualties or origins were provided.
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Peoria
Smithfield
Fulton County
Livelack
Rousing Reception for Wood Along Cuban Line
S North Cuba Aug 6 Wood met with a rousing reception along the line from Puerto Principe to Neuvitas. The judges, the civil governor and his staff and the mayor accompanied him. The city and the entire district have been much pleased by the welcome.
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Sneouvitas
Cuba
Puerto Principe
Neuvitas
American coal import debate sparks British market talk
General Wood inspects the eighth United States cavalry and reports troops in good health. The Daily Chronicle in London on August 17 comments on American coal owners seeking entry to Britain, wishing them luck in free trade and urging them to compete openly to curb greed on this side of the water.
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Wood
Eighth United States Cavalry
London
The
Daily Chronicle
Indignation Meeting by Hamburg Strikers Over Emperor Quote
Dock laborers who began striking about a month ago held an indignation meeting in Hamburg today after being locked out. The protest targets Emperor William for calling them fellows about honor and without a fatherland.
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Jediga
Hamburg
William
Ferns to Challenge Jackson for Welterweight Title
Aut. articles announce a September 11 bout in Cleveland between Rube Ferns of Buffalo and Peter Jackson of Denver for the welterweight championship. The match marks a major title clash in early 20th century boxing.
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Ohio
Avere
Rube Ferns
Buffalo
Young Peter Jackson
Denver
Western Miners and Senator Stun Wall Street With String Trick
A Western mine owner and a United States senator astonish New York brokers by timing a simple yard long string demonstration outside the Mills Building and in front of the customs house. The scene draws crowds of shipowners brokers and clerks as they abandon business to watch the trick. The senator calls Easterners curious while the Western pair laugh off the spectacle and invite the crowd to dinner at 6.
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Waldorf-Astoria
United States
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
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Custom House
Maritime Exchange
Beaver Street
Nagging Mothers Harm Children With Constant Admonitions
A discussion on how persistent maternal nagging harms adult children. It argues that overbearing mothers, especially those clinging to control after offspring reach independence, breed resentment and dysfunctional family dynamics. The piece notes economic independence and social norms shift generation to generation.
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Countrie
Curious Discovery of Ancient Corpse in Danish Peat
Workmen digging peat at Damendorf Schleswig uncovered a well preserved corpse buried in peat. The body wore coarse woven clothing and red hair with sandals on the feet. Dr Spteth of Kiel dated the body to about 1400 years old. Nearby, several coins were found previously, believed to be from the first centuries after Christ.
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Damendorf
Schleswig
Spteth
Kiel
Iowa Democrats Ready for Battle
Cedar Rapids August 16 The state democratic convention nominated a slate led by S G Crane for secretary of state I M Gibson for auditor H L Williams for treasurer H Harper for attorney general J W Freeland for supreme court judge and J E Anderson for railroad commissioner electors at large were Joseph E Sbock and C H Mackey The platform attacks trusts railways influence in politics calls for strict trust regulation opposes saloon revival via pharmacy act and defends local control while criticizing Republican election laws and fusion efforts.
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G. Crane
Polk
1. M. Gibson
Delaware
H. L. Wiliams
Oberin
H. ©. Harper
Des Moines
J. W. Freeland
Wayne
J. E. Anderson
Winnebago
Joseph E. Sbock
C. H. Mackey
Keokuk
Iowa
Grn
Executive Council
Railroad Commission
Republican Party
New Russian Press Controlled by Censors
A historical account notes the Russian government creating a state press to publish only approved news. Editors face warnings and suppression for perceived disloyalty while foreign coverage is tightly censored. Local officials sometimes withhold new papers citing sufficiency of existing outlets and censor workload.
Public fascination with English name spellings in old texts
A reflection on how proper names like FitzGerald Omar Khayyam and Omar Khayy am appear in various editions and catalogs. It quotes a gentleman describing Fitzgerald as genial and Thackeray influenced, with Woodbridge dinners and a vegetarian, noting the social quirks of a bygone era.
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Messrs. Macmillan
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Te Heron-Allen
British Museum
Dictionary of National Biography
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Qmar
Omar Khaiyam
Omar Khayyam
Omar Aikhayyam
Kheyam
Omer Chejyam
Omer Chiyam
Omar Chajyam
Woodbridge
Guy Mannering
Scott
Thackeryan
Thackeray
Dickens
King and Maude at the Park Ball Theatrical Snippet
Fragment from a playish dialogue shows Maude denying hobbies and sports while George protests being chased by a crowd. A stray quip about a crying child and a ball scene echoes in Heard In the Park, ending with a bemused line about seating and a Tari.
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