Butte High Meets Undefeated Haskell Indians Next Saturday
Butte high school plans a marquee clash with the undefeated Haskell Indians coached by Hudson. The game, likely Montana’s top gridiron contest of the year, will feature a fast light Butte team against a larger visitor group fresh from 58 to 0 and 21 to 0 wins over Great Falls. The fall travel schedule includes Salt Lake, Bozeman, and Helena with Spokane talks in holidays. Niendenhofen's sale and Boucher ads follow.
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Great Falls
Champions Entered for Six Day Bicycle Race at MSG
Eighteen teams from America and Europe entered the six day race at Madison Square Garden starting next Sunday night. Featured pairs include Floyd McFarland with Harry Elises, Charley Miller with Robert Walthour, and Archie McBachren with Burns Pierce among others from New York, Boston, Chicago, and Europe seeking a $10,000 prize.
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America
Europe
Madison Square Garden
Floyd McFarland
San Francisco
Harry Elises
Glen Falls
N. Y
Charley Miller
Chicago
Robert Walthour
Atlanta
Archie MceBachren
Canada
Burns Pierce
Boston
Frank Albert
James Casey
Worcester
James F. Colgan
Trenton
H. KE. Dickerson
Beaver Meadows
John and
Gus Lawson
Salt Lake City
Floyd Krebs
Newark
John ER. Dubere
Brockton
Mass
Oscar Babecock
Oscar Aaronson
BP. J. Lascano
Leo Maresca
Italy
Leo Fritecha
Edward Lingenfelter
Alex and
Hugh McLean
Karl Kiser
Fred Ryser
Germany
Edward Nikoeden
Bohemia
F. Hoffman Ramesch
Austria
C. Simar
J. Cougals
France
Hippolyte Aucoturfer
RR. Muller
M. Fredericks
J. Fischer
Switzerland
France Germany and Austria reach tentative sugar bounty deal
News that France Germany and Austria may abandon export bounty on sugar attracts strong discussion in New York sugar circles. Analysts foresee immediate large exports of American preserved fruits and jellies at the expense of English and Dutch rivals. Some argue the move would boost competition and curb figural production in continental countries.
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New York
France
Germany
Austria
Indians Aroused by Woman in Salt Valley Doom
Jim Blaine of the Papago reservation near Tucson arrived in Phoenix to urge authorities to rescue his people from a fanatic movement led by a mysterious woman from Salt valley. She preached a new dream-based doctrine causing unrest and possible violence. Authorities investigate the situation.
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Aziz
Jim Blaine
Papago Reservation
Tucson
Salt Valley
American Apples on Top Amid European Market Outlook
The Journal of Commerce reports advices from multiple European apple markets indicating the outlook for American apples is more favorable than in several weeks. Traders in New York note improved demand and steadier prices.
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New York
the Journal of Commerce
Europe
Famous Marner Dead on Berkeley Coast
Charlee W. Gage a renowned mariner died at his Berkeley home. He commanded the State of California when taken ill a few months ago.
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Berkeley
Cal
Charlee W. Gage
Prices of California wines rise and grape costs surge
San Francisco reports wine prices have advanced four cents per gallon with a yield around 6.60 gallons and a drop of about 0 percent from last year. Grapes for wine making have ranged from 16 to 20 dollars per ton as the market tightens.
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San Francisco
California
Amateur Skating Championship Dates Announced
secretaries of the Amateur Skating Association of Canada and the National Amateur Association of America set the schedule for speed skating championships. The figure skating championship is planned for June in New York with details to follow.
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New York
Amateur Skating Association of Canada
National Amateur Association of America
Speed skating and figure skating events at St Nicholas rink
List of championships announced for St Nicholas rink in New York City including speed skating championships of America in Montreal on Feb 4, indoor speed skating championship of America on Feb 8, and first junior figure skating championship of America on March 1.
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New York City
America
Montreal
St .Nicholas Rink
Still Hangs Fire as Indemnity Deal for Warship Sits
Washington officials decline to publish details of the reported Turkish indemnity agreement. The plan is to have Cramps remit about £23,000 to the state department for disbursement to claimants, allowing the Kentucky to continue to Manila or redirect to Tangier to aid the Moorish indemnity case.
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State Department
Constantinople
United States
Cramps
Kentucky
Manila
Tangiers
Echo of Dreyfus Case Opens Libel Trial in Paris
In Paris on December 3 the libel suit by Colonel Henry's widow against M. Joseph Reinach opened in the assizes court. Witnesses include former War Minister Cavienac and Generals Mercier and Roget. Reinach allegedly called Esterhazy Henry's traitor ally. The prosecutor argued the assize court lacks jurisdiction, urging a correctional court transfer.
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M. Joseph Reinach
Siecle
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Cavienac
Mercier
Roget
Retnach
Assize Court
Tragedies in Alaska Claim Several Lives
From Alaska reports Samuel Lawson was killed at Johnson Bay Prince of Wales by accidental rifle discharge. Woodchopper James Davis was shot by George St Cyr at Houtlingua near Dawson. Joan Atcheson found mangled near Kirkman 100 miles above Dawson. General Randalls builds harbor of refuge at Nome river mouth with breakwater.
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Wash
Alaska
Samuel Lawson
Johnson Bay
Prince of Wales
James Davis
Houtlingua
George St. Cyr
Dawson
Joan Atcheson
Kirkman
General Randalls
Nome River
Standard Oil Certificates Hit New Highs In Market
New York reports Standard Oil certificates surged to 810, up 40 points for the day. The stock reflects a capital base of 100 million dollars and a market value exceeding 800 million, marking it as the second highest priced in the industrial market. The rise since October has been substantial, with the market value growing from about 500 million to over 800 million.
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New York
Standard Oil
Mail and Express
Dallas Saloonkeepers Arrested in Burning Murder
Dallas police say John Bualnes, a former constable, was murdered by fire in the street as he ran with clothes saturated in turpentine. He died an hour later after making a dying statement to the state’s attorney. John Chapman and Ed Faulkner, saloonkeepers, were arrested on murder charges.
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Tex
John Bualnes
John Chapman
Ed Faulkner
Timber Fall Injures Officer at Brooklyn Navy Yard
While workers repaired the roof of the new engineering building at the Brooklyn navy yard a timber fragment struck Lieutenant Commander Reynold Hall assistant engineer, fracturing his skull and sending him to the naval hospital. doctors fear he will not survive.
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New York
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Reynold Hall
Naval Hospital
Government Coaling Station Visit in San Diego
Admiral Bradford arrived with Captain J. J. McLow to inspect the government coaling station in San Diego. He said the initial capacity will be 2,200 tons and will be designable to expand immediately. Bradford departs tomorrow for Washington.
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Cal
Admiral Bradford
J. J. McLow
Bradford
Washington
Game Warden Arrests 16 Mormons Over Deer at Three Springs
Word from Meeker Colorado dated December 3 reports Game Warden Johnson seized 20 deer from a Mormon camp at Three Springs in Coyote Basin. The group were taken to Yellow Creek for trial before Justice Chanklin on wildlife charges.
Czar Lays Plans to Sit Up but Remains in Bed
Livadia December 3. The czar is much better and intended to sit up but doctors advised him to stay in bed until week’s end. His appetite rises and he has requested solid food, though physicians forbid it.
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Livadia
Honors Galore for Roberts From London Report
The Manchester Guardian reports Queen Victoria may grant a dukedom to Lord Roberts and Parliament could vote him £100,000. The note comes from a Guardian understanding circulated in London.
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The
Manchester Guardian Today
Lind Not Yet Decided on Senate Vacancy Appointment
Governor Lind told Associated Press he has not yet decided on any appointment to the Senate vacancy caused by Senator Davis's death. He did not indicate a preferred candidate or timing for a decision.
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Lind
Senate
Davis
Tom Metall Near Death in Rochester Hotel Ambition
Special correspondence reports Tom Metall of Twin Bridges near death in Rochester due to pneumonia after leaving hometown to pursue a hotel business venture.
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Rochester
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