Butte News Union Gospel Mission Led by Rev J Vernon
Rev J Vernon, leader of the Union Gospel Mission for three years, spoke at Grace M E Church in Butte and will stay through winter. Services move to A O U W hall during remodeling as the mission appeals for wood coal and rent funds to aid the homeless and visiting wanderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Vernon
Grace M. E. Church
South Butte
A. O. U. W. Hall
Vernon
Union Gospel Mission
Mr. Vernon
Gospel Mission
Butte
Lord's Vineyard
South Main Street
Mecca
Revo
Neoman
Grand Larceny Charged In Local case
George Thompson and Jack Boyle aged about 17 and 19 are jailed on grand larceny charges. They and John Roach were arrested by Chief Mulholland for stealing a horse and buggy belonging to Milton Miller. The horse was found in Anaconda and returned. harness remains missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
Jack Boyle
John Roach
Mulholland
Roach
Thompson
Boyle
Milton Miller
Anaconda
John Collins
Washoe Plant
Three Harness Events At Butte Driving Park
A matinee of harness races at the Butte Driving club drew small crowds yesterday. Three races were run with only two starters each after scratches. Royal won the 2:20 pace for P. A. Breen over Fox In, Almax beat Donald bh in the 2: trot, and Vocada faced Clinger in a three heat 2:40 trot where two heats were raced without an official start.
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Driving Park
Butte Driving Club
P. A. Breen
Royal
W. E van Dyne
Fox
Dr. Tramside
Almax
Mert Noble
Donald Bh
Gray
Vocada
der. Moore
Clinger
Baseball Magnates Meet in New York
In New York on Aug 20 the National Association of Harzebaull clubs met to decide how small leagues will respond to the national agreement invited by the majors The minor leagues demand representation on the national board arguing they are the backbone of baseball They oppose the Buffalo drafted terms and the player payment method Secretary Farrell announced the group cannot sign the Buffalo agreement and will present it in amended form They also affirmed adherence to the Lucas resolution from last October preserving the national association’s government and autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of Harzebaull
National Association
Farrell
Huffalo
National Association Committee
Buffalo Committee
Meeting Attendees From American and Western Leagues
Among those present were T. J. Hickey of the American association and M. H. Sexton and E. C. Packard of the Western league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Hickey
American Association
M. H. Sexton
E. C. Packard
Western League
Picnic at Twin Bridges Draws Thousand Strong Party
The Sons of St George organized a Twin Bridges excursion with over 1000 participants. Two special trains carried locals to the site for a day of outdoor sports, singing contests won by Maxwell of Marysville, dancing, and revelry amid Twin Bridges scenery.
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Sons of St. George
Butte
Maxwell
Marysville
Twin Bridges
Butte Briefs Mention Local Visitors and Births
Butte notes list W G Conrad of Great Falls registered at Thornton Bern for a son born to Mrs John M Fogarty in Silver Bow. Helena lawyer Charles S Lota visiting Butte. births recorded for Huff and Hastie families. Anaconda visitors Swick Warnock Macmillan in Butte. Lima Lima residents Yost Paine also registered at Butte. Belmont park breeder W H Raymond arrived, plans to depart tonight. Frank W Healy in town ahead of Over Niagara Falls melodrama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Conrad
Great Falls
Thornton
Bern
John M. Fogarty
Silver Bow Park
Charles S. Lota
Helena
Butte
Charles 8. Huff
Wyoming Street
R. K. Holt
M. L. Bridgeman
Finten
William Hastie
North Main Street
Meaderville
F. B. Smith
Anaconda
L. Swick
H. V. Warnock
J. H. Macmillan
T. D. Yost
Pearl Paine
Lima
A.V. Gibson
Mary Taylor
Boulder Springs
Finlen
W. H. Raymond
Belmont Park
Frank W. Healy
City
Rowland & Clifford
Niagara Falls
Catholic Priest Opposes Labor Union Oath
Rev Father Baart of St Marys Church in Marshall Michigan argues no Catholic should take or keep the Typographical union oath he quotes. He says the clause places the union before church loyalty and should be modified to remove the objectionable pledge.
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Father Baart
Man Struck by Santa Fe Freight in Cerrillos
An Albuquerque special reports RoW. Hostetter of Cedar Rapids Iowa was run down by a Santa Fe freight train at Cerrillos New Mexico this morning. Both legs were crushed near the hips and he was transported to the Albuquerque hospital where he is under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Albuquerque
N. M
Sage
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Santa Fe
Cerrillos
Election Reversed: Baqueriza Declared VP Valid Again
In Guaquil, Ecuador the court had annulled Alfredo Baqueriza’s vice presidency on August 23 for constitutionality concerns. Yesterday the court reversed its ruling, declared the election valid, and proclaimed him vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuayaquil
Ecuader
Ongress
Alfredo Baqueriza
Kcuaderein
United States
Hom
Treasury officials depart for Pacific coast tour
Robert S. Armstrong assistant secretary of the treasury N N Strahn collector of the port of New York and Hamilton Fish assistant at New York left St Paul today over the Great Northern for the Pacific coast. They will visit several cities and upon returning will spend a week or more in Yellowstone park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Robert SB. Armstrong
United Sates Treasury
N. N. Strahn
Port of
New York
Hamilton Fish
Great Northern
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Woman Attacks Child Then Slashes Wrist on Fifth Avenue
In a presumed insanity episode Mrs. Katherine Johnson aged 30 living at Fifth Avenue and 01st Street tried to kill her 10 year old daughter Alice by cutting her wrist with a carving knife then cut her own wrist and threatened further harm. The woman died and the girl is expected to recover.
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New York
Katherine Johnson
Fifth Avenue
01St Street
Alice
Amalgamation Planned in Pittsburg Bridge Talks
Frank Buchanan, president of the International Bridge and Structural, notes an amalgamation plan at Pittsburg as discussions proceed. The report outlines intent to combine entities to advance bridge and structural projects.
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Pittsburg
Frank Buchanan
The
International Bridge and Structural i
Plan to Form National Building Trades Council
Workers plan to amalgamate six major trades into a 600000 strong national building trades council. A meeting at Indianapolis on October 7 will include national officers from carvers masons bricklayers planters gasfitters painters decorators and laborers unions. The aim is to largely abolish strikes.
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National
Building Trades Council
Cos
Indianapolis
Building Trades
Mad steer injures crowd at Sunside park picnic
In Racine Wisconsin a stampede caused by a mad steer at Sunside park picnic injures four people severely and knocks down over a hundred others. About 1 000 people attended and several women fainted during the panic.
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Racine
Wis
Sunside Park
Queen of Lebanon Lady Hester Stanhope
From New York Press an account of Lady Hester Stanhope the Englishwoman who crowned herself queen of Lebanon with a desert kingdom in Mount Lebanon. Her wild reign and mystic prophecies drew Syrians and European proselytes, including an American woman who clashed with her over a shared heaven ride.
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New York
Lord Rosebery
Lad Hester Stanhope
Syria
Lebanon
Hester Stanhope
William Pitt
Pitt
London
Hester
Lady Hester
England
Turkey
Sublime Porte
Zenobia
Palmyra
Djoun
Mount Lebanon
Damascus
Ford Rosebers
Cragy
America
Europe
Ald
Margaret Fuller
Charles al Dana
The
Sun
George Ripley
the Tribune
Emerson
Hawthornée
Wenn
Whittier
Esther
Memorial for John W. Cotter by Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus No. 668 in Butte held a memorial for John W. Cotter at Elkis hall. Patrick J. Brophy presided as Grand Knight. Colonel John H. Curtis and Attorney J. Bruce Kremer eulogized Cotter, a young lawyer and trusted advocate. Music and readings accompanied tributes by a quartet and Miss Mary J. Kellette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Knights of Columbus
John W. Cotter
Order
Elkis' Hall
Patrick J. Brophy
Goup
C. F. Sully
Bruce Kremer
John Cotter
Joan Cotter
United States
Cotter
Antarctic Expedition Sails From France To Find Nordenskjold
Brest France August 30 The steamer Francais carrying Dr Join Chacet and an expedition under patronage of the Academy of Science sails to seek Nordenskjolds missing party. Delayed by a fatal accident to a crewman the ship will visit Madeira Buenos Ayres and Vanta Arenas then proceed to the Antarctic. A separate relief effort sails from Gothenburg October 1901 with Frithjof and Argentine support planned.
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Brest
France
Join Chacet
Nordenskjold
Havre Ave
Madeira
Buenos Ayres
Vanta Arenas
Antarcricc
Otto Nordenskjold
Gothenburg
Sweden
Frithjof
Laredo Quarantine Enforced Against Monterey Train Crews
Laredo Mexico reports a strict five day quarantine on all Monterey Mexico train crews. Consul General Philip Hart of Monterey is among those subjected to the policy as the measure is enforced at the border.
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Laredo
Mex
Monterey
Philip
Hart
Memphis Editor A B Picket of Scimitar
Memphis Aug 30 report notes A B Picket editor and manager of the Scimitar.
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Memphis
A. B. Picket
The
Scimitar
Death of H P Ricketts Reported in Chicago
Mr Pickett arrived from New York via Tampa and heard of the Scimitar associate editor H P Ricketts death after landing from an ocean steamer. He was greatly shocked by the sudden demise announced in Chicago.
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New York
Tampa
Fla
Pickett
H. P. Ricketts
Scimitar
Chicago
Mr. Ricketts
Animals and their distant homes across the globe
The article surveys animal habitats by region, noting where monkeys, elephants, polar bears, skunks, ostriches, eider ducks, birds of paradise, and cowry shells are found or scarce. It highlights Africa as a major range, with specifics on Africa, Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Arctic coasts, and mentions hunting impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Australia
Africa
North America
Long Peninsula
Mexico
Panama
Europe
Spain
Strait of Gibraltar
South America
Andes
Peru
Venezuela
Great
Amazon Basin
Paraguay
Parana
Uruguay
Argentina
Atlas Range
Ganges River
India
Burmah
Cochin China
Indian Archipelago
China
Japan
New Guinea
Siam
French East Indies
Sumatra
Borneo
Java
Fast Indies
Asia
Atlas Mountains
Mediterranean
Equator
Soudan
Central Africa
Timbuktu
Chad
South Africa
Durban
Cape Town
Arctic
Peary
Greenland
Iceland
Atlantic
Canada
Mackenzie River
Portland
Oregon
Florida
Los Angeles
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Arabia
Saffara
Red Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Nile
German West Africa
Atlanti Ocean
Cape Colony
Bird of Paradise
Cowry Money and Its Falling Value Across West Africa
The text explains how cowry shells became money in West Africa like gold and how supply shifts from African demand and transport reduced their value. It compares this to recent silver oversupply affecting bullion prices and coin value.
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Aninny
India
Africa
West Africa
Mrs Burton Harrison on American summer habits
Mrs Burton Harrison arraigns American women for summer excesses and public scrutiny of private life. She contrasts American openness with European restraint, notes relentless social display, and laments the pressure to outdo rivals in fashion, hosting, and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mrs. Harrison
Mia
Fifth Avenue
Finance
Turbulent News Across Balkans From New York Press
The New York Press reports widespread unrest and military action across the Balkans with riots in Borovitech and Monastir, Turkish troops in Salonica, rebel activity in Chegani and Kashani, and lines tightening near Kursheveo as Chermareka fights continue.
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Salonica
Chegani
Christo Tartarcheff
Kashani
Yildiz Kiosk
Pourpariers
Jankoff
Sanjaki
Daviat
Krani
Chermareka
Kursheveo
Leskovatz
Uskub
New York Press
The Chaperons at Broadway Delights Butte Audience Tonight
The Chaperons a musical comedy opera at Broadway theater drew an enthusiastic crowd last night. John Sparks led a strong male cast with Mabel Hite May Boley Genevieve Day in lively performances. The show runs nearly three hours and is billed to be repeated tonight.
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Broadway
John A. Sparks
Harry Ladell
W. W. Strunz
Thomas Whiffen
Arthur Earnest
Oscar Ragland
Mabel Hite
Butte
May Boley
Armanthe D'Edincourt
Genevieve Day
Alleged horse thief nabbed by stock inspector
Patrick Leahy, 15 years old, was arrested by Stock Inspector John Collins and jailed for horse stealing. The horse, owned by Frank Nordall near Basin reservoir, had been recovered at Dan Harrington’s ranch after Nordall identified it. Collins found Leahy in Telegraph Gulch and placed him in county jail as a hearing looms this week.
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Patrick Leahy
John Collins
Leahy
Frank Nordall
Basin Reservoir
Collins
Dan Harrington
Nordall
Telegraph Gulch
Columbia Gardens
Whro
Suspected Robbery Suspect Detained In City Jail
Benjamin Cohen held on suspicion of knowing about a hose robbery on South Colorado street three weeks ago. A trunk was forced and 200 dollars stolen. Two earlier arrests were released after proving no involvement. Cohen says the accusation is absurd and vows to prove his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Cohen
Colorado Street
Cohen
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VAL. BLAT/ BREWING CO
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B. Gallick
Last Broadway
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Dyer
Henderson
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