Toco Says Goodbye To American Nation
A banquet in honor of Admiral Togo featured 104 business leaders and Japanese dignitaries led by Commander Hiraga. Local officials praised hospitality, with remarks translated for the visiting Japanese delegation. Admiral Togo expressed gratitude and hopes for continued goodwill as he prepared to depart aboard the Amba Maru.
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Toco
Ishle
Hiraga
Naval Iiteene
Washington
Kakumure
Ottawa
Ontario
Yada
Vancouver
B. C
California
Oregon
George W. Dion Prestted
Taft
Southerland
Togo
Japan
Fred J Kessel
Ogden, Cran
Federal finances show larger deficit than last August
Washington reports August government finances will be worse than a year ago with a $24,000,000 deficit on ordinary accounts. Receipts decline by $4,000,400 from last August while total expenditures for the period exceed $4,004,000,000.
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Washington
Million in Old Coins Display At State Convention
Rare coins valued at more than 41 million dollars are on exhibit at the annual convention of the American numismatic association in Menge Arkansas, opening here today with a large turn out of enthusiasts and a westward travel rush.
Appointments for Methodist Church announced by conference
The annual Methodist Episcopal conference released minister appointments for the year. Yellowstone district names include Charles D. Crouch, Bix Timber, David Hardy, and others. Butte and Helena districts list additional pastors. Several circuits receive new supply appointments while some ministers are left to attend school. Special evangelists and Black Hills missionaries are noted.
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Willings
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Yellowstone District
Charles D. Crouch
Bix Timber
David Hardy
Billings
Edward Smith
Bozeman
E. C. Darnett
Birney Circus
Plummer
Bridger
Fromberg
H. Wirecht
Comanche
F. O. Linger
Clyde Park
James Thompson
Forsyth
C. B. Fenton
Glendive
TF. Lelan
Laurel
J. M. Whiteley
Livingston
J. A. Badcud
Milesity
H. A. James
Park City
W. H. Calvert
Pine Creek
J. Scott
Gardiner
Martin
Hed Lodge
Bloomfeld
East Gallatin
Howard
Muntity
Meadow Creek
Piains
Paradise
Andersburg
Toston
Rowan
Great Falls Catholic Academy to Dedicate New Cornerstone
In Great Falls on August 28, the Catholic Mission and Ameneena of Creat Palla announce the cornerstone of Uri ne f Academy will be laid Monday afternoon October 4 at 4 o'clock. The bishop will be consecrated by missionary fathers from AL Loule with the participation of local principals. The academy promises the largest presence.
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Sperlat Phumteh
Great Falls
Isahiop Mathtoa & Tanthan
Ameena of Creat Palla
AL Loule
Atv
Tor Girls Between Chicago and Seattle Construction Under Roof
A report notes a project involving tor girls traveling between Chicago and Seattle with an estimated cost around $150,000. The contractor plans to complete roofing by January 1, 1912.
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Chicago
Seattle
Picture Theater Exits Upgraded in Great Falls
Great Falls August 28 The fire chief and city engineer ordered Alcazar theater repairs halted and urged more exits after a Pennsylvania catastrophe. The Alcazar, a remodeled tailing, lacks sufficient egress for 200 patrons if a fire occurs. Council approved inspections of all moving picture houses to ensure ample exits.
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Great Falls
Pennsylvania
Council
Aim
Mayor Seidel Sued For Forty Thousand
A Minnesotan court opened a $40,000 suit against Mayor Emil Seidel, alleging he insulted the plaintiff with remarks during a Bayview speech in the last judicial campaign. The complaint cites past decisions about an officeholder and quotes the mayor mocking the pursuit of political dirty tricks.
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Ailwauskee
F. G. Eschweller
Emil Seidel
Mate
Bayview
Tudge Wachweller
Hal Qmeial
Egat
Na Heneh
Daly Scholar Award Winner From Local School
Anedal Diapatel of Tell, a graduate of the Jognt high school, won the Mary Daly Scholarship at Columbia University. He will pursue the engineering program there, while Wrightling, a student at the TulIe agent of ming, remains noted in local circles.
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Anedal Diapatel
Fboat Frux
Avge
Arraign German Spy in Plymouth for Secret Papers
Lieutenant Philip Schultz of the Thirteenth Hus sars, stationed at Frankfurt am Main, was arraigned in open court for espionage. The public prosecutor outlined the case showing Schultz was tasked by German authorities to obtain details on British naval preparations, port fortifications, and ship commissions. A falsified alpha bet and offers of money to residents to gather data were cited as part of the alleged plot.
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Plymouth
Eng
Philip Schultz
Thirteenth
Hussars
Stalianid
Frankfort-of-the- Main
Germany
Department of Public Prosecutions
Schultz
Corman
France
Bohultz
Achultz
Leutenant
Allege
Apy
Railroad Blameless In Walker Girl Death
Coroner jury finds no fault by the Northern Pacific in the death of Misa Ethel Walker, struck near Chestnut by a passenger train on Saturday. She did not see the approaching train and stood on the wrong side of a sharp curve, watching the other track. Walker, 17, recently moved from Red Lodge to Galatia county, had been visiting relatives before returning home.
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Libby
Lincoln
Tezemin
Coronora
Misa Ethel Walker
Sha
Galatla
Phamnad Tiokaon
Hving Nent Chaainut
Missionary Rev Thomas A Shaw Leads Retreat Purview
The Rev. Thomas A Shaw, America's oldest active missionary and priest for 50 years, directs a retreat. Priests travel from Billings Ble Timber Miles City to the Canadian border, with principal points represented in attendance.
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Thomas A. Shaw
America
Billings
Ble Timber
Miles City
Optometrists Convene For Annual Montana Meeting In Bozeman
Bozeman hosts the Montana State Association of Optometrists annual meeting with about 16 members from across the state. President L. F. Verherckmaas of Anaconda and A. S. Hoopes of Billings attend along with a secretary treasurer. A business session preceded an automobile tour and banquet at the Gallatin Valley club. The gathering closes today with plans for another pleasant reunion next year.
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Eujallapateh
Bozeman
Montana State Association of Optometrints
Mann Cation
Anaconda
A. 5
Hoope
Billings
Import values clash over oriental pottery consignments
A United States Appraiser in San Francisco reports Morimura Bros of New York, San Francisco and Tokyo received 60 caged oriental pottery at rates from 45 to 7 percent after an undervaluation inquiry in Seattle and Tacoma. Goods released on 1 percent valuation. Morimura Bros to appeal to the New York board. Separately, Charles Wilhelm of Salt Lake City, a Mayhray gang member, jailed for four months after pleading guilty to a burglary charge before Judge Mus Phordin.
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Standard
San Francisco
United States
Apprafaor
John
G. Mattog
Feunion
Oriental Pottery
Morimura Brea
New York
Tokin
Seattle
Tacoma
Marlinura Bros
Board of
General Appraléera
Hoverat
Anges
Armstar Goody
Rotanizare
Aerate Armen
den Mornon
Charles Wilhelm
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mayhray Gang
Lly
Walt
Harry Ffarmonil
Governor Norria Drafts Note on Ditton Plan to Spring Lake
A garbled telegram indicates Governor Norria issued a directive to Ditton, proposing a two day extension or movement to Spring Lake. The message references Aloaland Hoalenn and an apand two dys timeframe, with no confirmation of government approval and Tebina dent noted as a dependent factor.
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Hoalenn
Norria
Thanata
Spring Lake
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Butte
Tae & Garment
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Sears CY
Peleeta
Andy
Brian
Ik Hosiery
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Ailpoor
Syrnansy
Lass
Naval
Nis
ART Unsuland Acadibny
Make Picture Theater
Seidel
DALY
Railroad
Walker Girl
PRK
Tian
The
Grant Mille
Genero Homan
al. Whomas Orphan Home
Matdnay Swindler Gueley
Pabst Blue
Montana Liquor CO
Park Street
Bell Butterhones
Ballist
Montana
Duffy
Thales
Wrocera
Fodora Savea Bron
Bully Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Harper's Famous
Harper's Creamery
Nevada
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