Butte Delegates Picked at Democratic Convention
A divided Butte Democratic meeting selected a single delegate for Baldwin with six delegates at large and a detailed apportionment plan. The session opened with remarks from the chairman and featured proxy representations from several counties. The committee proposed appointing one delegate for every 70 votes and six at large, with a tally of 30,230 votes for Baldwin guiding the final allocation.
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Browne
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John M Climies
Hlver
Committee Wide Vo Secommmendations
Adn Salesian
Otter
Balwin
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Brave Nicholas Takes a Chance at Peterhof Funeral
An August 21 report details heightened security and funeral plans in St. Petersburg after a deadly explosion near the Peterhof palace. Emperors and generals are central figures as tremors of the attack ripple through royal processions and regional delegations. Authorities warn of further reprisals while guarding the emperor’s travel routes between St. Petersburg and Peterhof.
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Listne
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Three of Dewey's marks sold for small price
Three Spanish ships captured by Admiral Dewey at Manila Bay in 1888 were sold by the Navy Department today for 103. These vessels were advertised at public ports, with total advertising costs of 28 dollars. The ships Albany, Mantiena, and Mingue were stripped of usable equipment and sold as largely useless for any navy purpose.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Manalla Bay
Navy
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Albany
Mingaue
Fires Do Enormous Destruction on Valdez Island
Fires sweep Valdez Island causing massive destruction across timberlands and infrastructure. Vancouver Island reports rain aiding suppression while residents face winter destitution as bridges and roads are wrecked and access to water remains limited. Local official McKay warns relief is urgently needed to rebuild and keep communities from collapse.
Big Exhibition Hall Preparing Displays for Opening
Early preparations fill the Silver How county fair site as exhibitors from various counties rush to finish stands. Despite space limits, sections show strong effort with ready displays and valuable contributions from distant areas, including embroidery by Mrs. Maury Mfine of Hebert. The Montana Agricultural College exhibit is near completion, featuring butterflies and mounted specimens, while the livestock show awaits full completion with a promising fox terrier display and other entries.
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Maury Mfine
Hebert
Onicer McDonald
Loving
Mertentturad Colter
Twtte Mer
Montana Agricultural College
Excursion From Anaconda To Butte Planned
An excursion set for Thursday departs Anaconda and travels to Butte. Organizers promise a band, a significant turnout, and a celebratory cry while participants assemble at the planned gathering and return arrangements are in place for the evening trip.
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League of Press Clubs Entertained in Denver
Denver guests attend a reception and dinner as the League of Press Clubs holds its annual convention. Officials including the mayor and governor attended at City Hall, with formalities and a later reception at the Palace after evening events.
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League OF Press Clubs
Denver
Denver. Coli
Ans
Vhienee Veadeinys
Mullinnil Teagie
Lulz Utleriina
Praviiess
Meiyer
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Denver Mross
Unprecedented Rainfall Mystery Grips Washington
Weather experts in the United States race to explain an unprecedented rainfall pattern across the East. August totals in the Washington area have surprised scientists, with researchers seeking a substantial answer to the puzzling wet spell that defies prior records.
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Unite States
Scienum
Wasteston
Insurgent Leaders Claim Resolve as Government Amnesty Involves
Reports from Tuy del Rio and surrounding areas describe Guerreri leading about 2000 insurgents in Pinar del Rio as clashes with government forces cause casualties. Amnesty offers provoke mixed reactions among rebels and officials while some troops desert homeward.
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Bryan Will Pay Fare According to Custom
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Carroll Fined Seven Hundred Dollars
Local report states Carroll faced a fine of seven hundred dollars issued by authorities. The item notes the penalty but lacks clear context or identifying details beyond the amount.
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Carroll
Missouri Waters To Be Reclaimed For Lands And Power
The Missouri river water diversions plan to reclaim land in the Prickly Pear valley for public, private and domestic use. A 000 cubic inches per second flow is proposed with diversions near the Prickly Pear vicinity and transmission through a vertical line to reach eastern ranges. Washington reports a public schools official will introduce a simplified spelling system in higher grades this year with lower grades keeping the old method.
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Privkis Pedr
Telerh Power Tramanission Company
Runropcins
Missouri
Prickly Pear
Wratington
District of Columbia Public Schools
Plant Breeding Experiments Prof Fisher Plans Late Work
Professor Fisher of the horticultural department outlines a plan for plant breeding experiments. He aims to move traits from wild specimens toward cultivated varieties, securing living plants of wilt plum and dwarf cherry along Pryge creek. The program seeks to improve by selection and crossing with imported variants, hoping for finer quality fruit and resilience.
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