Elks Enjoy Midsummer Outing With Anaconda Visitors
Butte Elks host Anaconda Elks for a ball game and a social at Columbia Gardens. Nearly 100 Elks and many ladies ride decorated cars to the pavilion for hours of dancing, banquets, and elaborate purple and white decor under Elk and national colors.
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Elks
Butte Lodge
Anaconda Elks
Butte Elks
Butte
Buttes
Anaconda
Butte Elvns
AB. R
Po.a. EB
Dra
Rafferty
Bellinger
Williams
Bia
Bryant
Anaconda Elks AB
O.A
Peckover
Ante
Ee Sutton
Pses de Cece Obenance
Annconan
Sutton
Sturtevant
Inman
Wild
Elk Lodge
Boston
Boston & Montana
Terpsichore
Pavil
Lee Mantle
F. August Heinze
Silver Bow Glee Club
John F. Logan
J. J. Lynch
Band of Elks
Ars
Elkdom
Hutte
E. W. Griffin
Siiver Row Glee Club
Albert Paynter
Dick Calloway
Jack Granville
John Jahreiss
J. Demude
Max Kruger
Williane Mille
Will Stevens
C.F. Sully
Henry Kruger
David Rogers
Harry Tiernan
Banquet Attendant and Chef Named in Delicacies Review
George I Forsyth George Aitken and Abe Salomon are named for consideration at a banquet. Duncan Taylor served as steward and, with chef Phil Alloway, supervised the preparation of viands that delighted both delicate and hearty appetites.
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George I
Forsyth
George Aitken
Abe Salomon
Duncan Taylor
Phil Alloway
Where is Charles Cederholm Missing in Butte Area
Mrs Anna Cederholm of Deadwood writes to Chief Lavelle asking about Charles Cederholm last heard from in June. He reportedly worked at a Butte mine blacksmith shop and lived at 514 East Galena Street before telling her not to write again as he planned to go to Deadwood. No further word has been received. The police will search for him.
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Lavelle
Anna Cederholm
Deadwood
Charles Cederholm
Charles
Butte
Cederholm
East Galena Street
Butte Briefs Mention Wide Range of Visitors
Fort Benton citizen John Burns and many others from Helena Bozeman and Dillon arrive in Butte for various business and official duties. Local activities include nosebleed at post office travel by editors and a legal foreclosure motion against Donald Moore and James A Murray. The press gang heads to Livingston for the annual meeting with a noted delegation.
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John Burns
Fort Benton
Butteton
J. P. Dolan
Anaconda
Charles Hoffman
Cgiorge Cox
Bozeman
F. M. Bingham
Helena
James Reid
Montana State College
Butte
Tacoma
Miller
Miller, Jr
Donald Moore
James A. Murray
Murray
Livingston
North Coast Limited
John McMurray
J. Lawrence Dobell
A. R. Pelkey
John McGuire
Jim Brown
Miles Romney
Hamilton
Press Gang
Messrs. McMurray
Brown
Wind and hail devastate Nebraska towns
Severe wind and hailstorms struck Lincoln and nearby counties early this morning. Seward, Southern Lancaster and Jefferson counties endured the worst damage to crops and property with buildings blown down and many windows shattered. No fatalities are reported though most towns along the storm path suffered lightning strikes and extensive crop losses are expected to reach high six figures.
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Lincon
Neb
Nebraska
Seward
Lancaster
Jefferson
Ruby Beaver Crossing
Panama
Fairbury
Hanna lists two advisory committee members in rally
Senator Hanna at Republican headquarters announced John W. Duryea and Frank Lowden of Chicago as additional advisory committee members. Reports of heart trouble prompted many inquiries, which Hanna answered by saying he would continue his work despite not feeling well. Cornelius N. Bliss defended Hanna, saying he appeared vigorous.
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New York
Senator Hanna
Republican
John W. Duryea
Frank ©. Lowden
Chcago
Hannas
Cornelius N. Bliss
VigormMls
Appleton & Co Creditors To Be Paid In Full
James G. Cannon, chairman of the reorganization committees, says creditors of D. Appleton & Co will receive 100 cents on the dollar. All claims to be extended have been deposited with the Metropolitan Trust Company as part of the proposed reorganization to provide ample capital to continue the business.
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New York
D. Appleton & C
James G. Cannon
D. Appleton & Co
Cannon
Metropolitan Trust Company
American Window Glass declares 7 percent preferred dividend
Pittsburg August 16 The American Window Glass company today declared a seven percent dividend on its four million dollars of preferred stock. This is the second of the kind this year. The pressed glass factories across the country resumed operations today, employing more than 12 000 workers.
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Pittsburg
American Window Glass Company
Tombs Opened at Spires Cathedral with Imperial Permission
Aug 16 opening of the tombs of German emperors buried in the Cathedral of Spires began today with the permission of Emperor William. The ceremony marks a rare historical reinterment in a site of national significance.
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Berlin
William
Krupp to commence practice on August 23
Berlin reports that Herre Krupp will start training on August 23 with a cannon firing at four miles. The event sets expectations for the long range demonstrations from the Krupp works.
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Berlin
Herre Krupp
Petitioners seek county aid and railroad transport
A large crowd appeared before the county commissioners to seek county aid for relocations and travel. A woman asked for a railroad ticket to Iowa so she could reach Butte, but her request was cut off. The Boston & Montana company protested a county road east of Meaderville, claiming it was not a public thoroughfare, and the matter was referred 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
Roosevelt's West Tour Schedule Is Announced
Governor Roosevelt will start in Saratoga Springs on September 5 and tour cities including Albany Detroit Grand Hands South Bend and Chicago before reaching Milwaukee Lacrosse and Wisconsin. He then heads through the Dakotas to Helena and on to Pocatello Ogden and Salt Lake City with detailed train times listed.
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New York
Roosevelt
West
Saratoga Springs
Albany
Detroit
Grand Hands
South Bend
Ind
Chicas
Twilines
Milwaukee
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Helena
Mont
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Butte
Reptember
Oregon
Pocatello
Freighters Chartered to Carry Coal to France
Three Harietish steamships Reynolds Trevaulin and Rathmoor have been chartered from Philadelphia to ship coal to France. Five more vessels are to be chartered tomorrow. A German Austrian miners strike has caused a coal shortage in France and orders for about 1,000,000 tons are placed at this port. The fuel is likely for private use.
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Philadelphia
Reynolds
Trevaulin
Rathmoor
France
Germany
Austria
England
Poison Found in Stomachs of Herrick and Family
Chicago reports poison in the stomach of Edward Herrick a veteran commission merchant whose death last week echoes other mysterious family deaths including that of his first wife. The coroners jury will hear the chemical analysis results and Mrs Herrick the widow is to testify.
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Chicago
Edward Herrick
Herrick
Presidential party dines at Country Club near Washington
President and Mrs McKinley with cabinet members and aides dined at the Country club near Washington to-night as guests of Secretary Root. Others present included Secretary and Mrs Gage Postmaster General Smith Secretary Wilson Senator Foraker Adjutant General Corbin and Secretary Cortelyou. A string quartet played plantation melodies on the lawn.
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Washington
McKinley
Country Club
Root
Gage
Smith
Wilson
Foraker
Corbin
Cortelyou
Tesla patent claims ice coat insulation prevents electric escape
Nikola Tesla receives a patent for an invention to stop electricity from escaping a wire. The device claims to insulate by cooling air around the wire to form a protective ice coat that resists disruption by high current.
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New York
Nikola Tesla
Tesla
Portlaud Women Die by Self Inflicted Acts
In the city today two women died by their own hands. Mrs. FP KB Woodworth, wife of a locomotive fireman, shot herself through the heart, and Mrs. Mary Richards, a widow, took poison. Officials say illness caused Woodworth’s death while Richards’ act was linked to a love affair.
Hills Defeated for Temporary State Chairman
In Saratoga on August 16 ex senator D. R. Hills bid for temporary chairman of the state convention was defeated by a 23 to 26 vote of the state central committee. Mayor McGluire of Syracuse led the successful slate.
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Saratoga
D. RB. Hills
McGluire
Syracuse
State Central Committee
Town Fire Destroys 16 Buildings in Smithfield
A Smithfield message from Fulton county reports 16 buildings burned and flames out of control at 1 AM. The town of 1200 residents is in Peoria Illinois time.
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Peoria
Iml
Smithfield
Fulton County
General Wood Welcomed in Neuvitas Cuba
General Wood was greeted with a rousing reception along the line from Puerto Principe to Neuvitas. He was accompanied by the judges civil governor staff and the mayor. The city and district expressed much pleasure at the visit.
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Neuvitas
Cuba
Wood
Puerto Principe
General Wood Inspects Eighth Cavalry Troops
General Wood inspects the eighth United States cavalry during a visit. Troops report good health and readiness.
American coal imports key topic in British trade debate
London August 17 The Daily Chronicle discusses American coal imports noting owners seek access to the British market. It expresses a wish for free trade and hopes competition will curb greedy practices on this side of the water.
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London
The
Daily Chronicle
Hamburg Dock Labourers Hold Indignation Meeting
In Hamburg on August 16 dock laborers who have been on strike for about a month and locked out protested Emperor William's description of them as fellows without honor and without a fatherland. The protest reflected rising tensions between workers and authorities at the port.
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Hamburg
William
Ferns to Fight Jackson for Welterweight Title
Cleveland date Aug 16 reports signing of articles for a Sept 11 bout between Rube Ferns of Buffalo and Peter Jackson of Denver for the Welterweight championship.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Rube Ferns
Buffalo
Young Peter Jackson
Denver
Westerners Provoke Wall Street Curiosity With String Trick
A Waldorf Astoria dinner leads a Western mine owner and a U.S. senator to test Eastern curiosity. The pair set up a string timing stunt on Wall Street and at the custom house drawing crowds of brokers, shipowners, and clerks, who watch in disbelief as business halts for the spectacle.
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New York World
Waldorf-Astoria
United States
New York
Wall Street
Stone Stock Brokers
Stock Exchange
Custom House
Maritime Exchange
Beaver Street
Nagging Mothers Dominate as Children Seek Independence
The piece argues that conscientious mothers impose controlling rules beyond use, provoking hostility as grown children pursue self sufficiency. It notes mothers’ tyranny persists in homes despite evolving family dynamics, while unmarried offspring often seek work away from home to escape domination.
Russian press bureau polices news and censors editors
The Russian government has formed a news bureau for domestic and foreign updates with Natra toff as editor in chief. Censorship applies to both external and internal news, and edits or warnings can lead to suppression for alleged disrespect or violation of government secrets.
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New York
State
Empire of
Russia
Count Uvaroff
Pushkin
Uyvaroff
Gazeta Gatsuka
Tamboy
Corpse Found in Peat at Damendorf Schleswig
Workmen digging peat at Damendorf in Schleswig uncovered a well preserved corpse in peat wearing coarse wool and sandals. Dr Spiet h of Kiel estimated the body’s age at about 1590 years. Nearby coins from the first centuries after Christ were previously found by experts.
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Damendorf
Schleswig
Splteth
Kiel
Christ
Iowa Democrats Ready for Battle in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa Democratic Convention nominates a full ticket: Secretary of State S. G. Crane, Auditor I. M. Gibson, Treasurer H. L. Williams, Attorney General H. C. Harper, Supreme Court Judge J. W. Freeland, Railroad Commissioner J. B. Anderson, and electors at large J. K. Ibock and C. H. Mackey. The platform attacks trusts, rails influence, and Republican election laws.
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Cedar Rapids
S. G. Crane
Polk
I. M. Gibson
Delaware
H. L. Williams
Oberin
H. C. Harper
Des Moines
Supreme Court
J. W. Freeland
Wayne
J. BE. Anderson
Winnebago
Joseph KE. Ibock
C. H. Mackey
Keokuk
Lowa
Executive Council
Railroad Commission
Republican Party
Towa
Spelling Varieties and a Memoir of FitzGerald Symmetry
A discussion of historical spelling variants for FitzGerald Omar Khayyam and related names. It notes inconsistent renderings in Macmillan editions and reference works, and quotes a cultured reminiscence describing FitzGerald as genial and Thackerayan, with dowager duchess manners.
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England
FitzGerald
Messrs. Macmillan
Heron-Allen
British Museum
Dictionary of National Biography
Omar
Omar Khaaiyam
Omar Khaiyam
Omar Khayyam
Omar Alkhayyam
Kheyam
Omer Chejjam
Omer Chijam
Omar Chajyam
FitzGerald Homeself
Woodbridge
Guy Mannering
Scott
Thackerayan
Thackeray
Dickens
Pick Me Up Comic Exchange at the Ball
Maude asks about dancing ringing athletic hobbies and George answers with stilted, comic refusals. He says the girls are crazy to think they can’t have him, reflecting a humorous social skit style.
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Maude
George
Maud
George Kre
The King Confronts Tart Seat Fuss
A humorous scene features a king scolding a child for occupying a tart with the boy crying, exclaiming the dramatic line about the seat being his. The exchange captures playful royal whimsy in a short vignette.
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Danee
Butte Briefs
Thomas H. Carter
N. B. Holton
A. BE. Cook
W. H. DeWitt
G. H. Merrill
Boulder
Glendive
J. H. Harvey
Glendale
J. CW. Currie
Salt Lake
T. J. Johns
Lewiston
Eagle
N. D. Isdell
Madison County
Pony
Ed Brassey
Lewistown
George Irvin
Frank M. Sullivan
Montana Cathlic
State Press Association
J. J. McAllister
Miles City
Hanna
County
Montana
Butio
Treet
Hill
Ferns and Jackson
Democrats
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Scholara
King
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