Roosevelt Watches West Point Beat Annapolis 11 to 5
President Roosevelt attended the Franklin Field match as West Point defeated Annapolis 11 to 5 in a crowded spectacle. Daly of the Army rushed 105 yards for a key score and Daly’s superb running and tackling dominated the second half.
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Preventing and Treating Colds with 77 Checks
Weekly guidance on grip and cold prevention cites 20 percent mortality from pulmonary disease and claims colds trigger most sickness. It promotes 77 checks to stop a cold at onset and to break lingering colds. Available at druggists for 25 cents. mail order and free doctor’s book offered by Mumphrey's Homeopathic Medicine Co. in New York.
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William and John Streets
New York
The Normal's New Dormitory Opens for Students
Special dispatch reports the state normal school's new two story dormitory with basement and attic, housing 44 students now and up to 60 later. Matron Mrs. Anna Owsley oversees the facility with plans for future attic expansion and a central heating plant serving both the normal school and dormitory. The building features a moss green roof yellow brickwork white columns and polished oak furnishings. Contractor A W Price of Anaconda won the bid at 12558 dollars with Leck & Co. handling carpentry.
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Madison County
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Anaconda
Leck & Coy of
Seek to Prevent Duels Across Island Nations
Historic effort seeks to curb dueling customs across coastal realms. Officials met in regional council to review laws and issue guidelines for conflict resolution. Organizers emphasized peaceful dispute settlement and community safety.
Sharp Attacks on America in German Press
Berlin reports that the Reichstag debated sailor captain relations while US policy on the Isthmus of Panama drew sharp German critical tone. Editors accused US egoism, warned of tariff moves, and noted Secretary Hay’s speeches as boasting of power. A labor statistics bureau was announced.
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Water famine at Monarch due to mining tailings
Monarch faces a severe water shortage as Belt creek is polluted by tailings from the Neihart concentrator and the Broadwater dump. Wells fail against solid rock, forcing residents to fetch domestic and stock water from a distant spring over a mile away. Local residents are greatly troubled by the crisis.
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Neihart
Teacher certificate exams held in district courtroom
The quarterly examinations for teachers certificates in first second and professional grades were conducted in the district courtroom today under County Superintendent M A Kearns. Participants included A B Totell Miss Lilian McDaniels Miss Lulu Wyatt Miss Jessie Ford Miss Anna Longeway Miss Irene Nelisach and Miss Dorothy Getts.
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A. B. Totell
Lilian McDaniels
Lulu Wyatt
Jessie Ford
Anna Longeway
Irene Nelisach
Dorothy Getts
Burrell Granted Bail During Appeal
Archie Burrell, former local merchant, jailed for credit obtained under false representations, released on 2400 bail pending Supreme Court appeal. Great Falls report notes special dispatch to the Standard.
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Archie Burrell
Supreme Court
Curran Claims He Was Given Worst of It
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls reports Jack Curran stating he received the worst treatment or outcome in a dispute. Details and context are limited in the provided fragment.
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Great Falls
Jack Curran
Kallispell Wrestler Challenges McLaughlin After Newark Match
The Kallispell wrestler returned from Nelhart after losing to McLaughlin of Detroit in a Thanks giving night bout. The 100 2 side catch as catch can match had falls in sequence Curran won two and McLaughlin three. Curran claims biased officiating and seeks a $1,000 a side rematch.
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Mystery surrounds dead woman's name on license in Belt case
In Great Falls an odd consent form for a marriage license shows the bride Anna Lindquist is 16. The blank bears the signature Erik Lindquist and the deceased Mia Erik Lindquist, puzzling county officials. A second license today for Edward Fishback and 17 year old Christine Jamieson proceeded after consent was sought.
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Standard
Great Falls
Peter Nelson
Belt
Anna Lindquist
Hox Elder
Anna
Erik Lindquist
Mia
Edward F. Fishback
Christine Jamieson
James Jamieson
Stockett
Fishback
Death toll disputed as officials deny war reports
Local officials reject war casualty figures cited by agencies, calling the reports exaggerated while promising verification. Community leaders urge caution and await formal tallies from multiple ministries and independent observers.
Twenty One Dead Reported in Wreck Near Seneca Michigan
A Detroit x dispatch notes Wabash president Ramsay disputes death tolls from the Seneca wreck. Burns cites Eight bodies recovered and identified. 12 or 13 charred remains and one infant unaccounted. Fireman Dowd still missing. List of identified dead includes James Brown and others.
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Joseph Ramesay, Jr
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Wabash
Seneca
Mich
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Dowd
Ramsay
Dean
James Brown
Buffalo
Dominico Crebara
Em M. Dowell
Detroit
Ida Dunhart
Tupperville
Ont
Chiron Tono Tinto
Carlo Trinio
Joe Mitchell
George N. Yemons
Kansas City
Positive denial of rumor at Boston & Montana Smelter
J T Morrow assistant superintendent denies rumor of a full layoff tonight. Over 700 workers are employed with two flues near the Indian mound stack nearing completion and about 300 more will finish and be laid off next week. Repair work continues. no complete shutdown has been announced. Superintendent Goodale of Shutte was in the city yesterday.
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J. T. Morrow
Boston & Montana
Indian Mound
Goodale
Shutte
Window smasher likely sent to St Paul at county cost
Great Falls on November 3. Chief of Police Cook county auditors Gormley and Carr conferred on what to do with Mrs. John O'Brien the plate glass window smasher. They practically decided to send the woman back to St Paul at county expense.
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Standard
Great Falls
John O'Brien
Cook
Gormley
Carr
St. Paul
Ore carhead from London mine shipped to Helena for smelting
A carload of ore shipped from the London mine arrived in Great Falls as Hans Hoehl heads to Helena to arrange smelting under a Roehl lease. The London mine is currently operated under lease by the Roehls.
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Great Falls
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Nethart
London
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Reverend Cleary to Lecture on Passion Play at Opera House
A Minnesota minister will lecture on the Passion Play at the opera house Thursday evening under the auspices of the Order of Railway Conductors. The event is promoted as a special dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls.
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