Fort Shaw Indian School Head Praises Montana Visit
Superintendent F C Campbell of Fort Shaw visits Butte with the school football team. He lauds Indian education, outlines needs for new buildings, and plans a March tour of Montana with the Indian band and mandolin club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Campbell
Fort Shaw
Butte
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
Idaho
North Dakota
Indian Bureau
Congress
Indian Band
Mandolin Club
Campbell
Kansas University
Indian Department
J. F. Mumford
DIES IN JAIL AMID DRINKS AND MYSTERY
Joseph Sullivan aged 36 died in the county jail shortly before midnight after a night of heavy whiskey. The miner from Michigan had appeared improved the previous day and collapsed while facing the witness department. His brother Daniel Sullivan works for Mayflower Louis Kaufman and Co. and Hal t Base & Lock company agents have announced a carload arrival of various sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sullivan
Pete Walsh
Sullivan
Michigan
Daniel Sullivan
Louis Kaufman & Co
HaltBase & Lock Company
Yale Faculty Backs Disbandment of Societies
Yale faculty adopts resolutions calling for the end of current student societies. The preamble says reforms are inadequate and radical changes impracticable, urging societies to terminate to allow a college wide reorganization. President Hadley says action was forced by the college’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Yale
Secie
Hadley
College for Women in Spain Fund Drive Aims at Madrid
Washington news reports a campaign to raise funds for a women’s college in Madrid Spain led by Mrs Alice Gordon Gulick of Au. The effort seeks donor support from the United States to establish higher education for women in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Madrid
Spein
Alice Gordon.Gulick
Burndale Leads Drive to Build Girls School in Spain
Burndale Massachusetts founder of a girls school in northern Spain heads a fundraising drive. A committee of ladies oversees the appeal and has secured money for the proposed building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burndale
Mass
Spain
Newbro Drug Company Opens 11th Year With Grand Three Day Event
A full orchestra will perform during the three day opening on December 10 11 and 12. Souvenirs offered with every dollar or more purchase include a Bohemian perfume atomizer or a half pound box of French nut candy. The store features vast holiday stock including perfumes priced to six dollars an ounce and leather goods up to thirty dollars. Large crowds from Billings Bozeman Missoula and Montana towns expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro Drug Company
Newbro
Mississippi
Billings
Bozeman
Missoula
Montana
Whiskey Victim Boy 10 Rescued by Police Medical Aid
William Goggin a ten year old was found unconscious on Main Street and brought to police headquarters. Dr Alexander used a stomach pump and medicine after which the boy recovered over several hours. He named a thief, Frank Sullivan, in connection with the drink. He will be sent to reform school.
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William Goggin
Smith
Main Street
Broadway
Murphy
Alexander
Lovell
Orton Bros Offer Regal Maurer Stetson Mandolins and Guitars
Orton Bros advertise high grade Regal Maurer and Stetson mandolins and guitars with prices available on request by phone or mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Regal
Maurer
Presbyterian committee votes for revised Westminster confession plan
Washington December 8 after two hours deliberation today the Presbyterian committee concluded its discussion on revising the Westminster confession of faith The returns from presbyteries show desire for changes while preserving core doctrine A plan for a revision and supplemental statement was agreed with final decisions to come at the February 12 meeting and May assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Presbyterian Committee
General Assembly
Submarine Passenger Traffic Proposed by J P Holland
J P Holland told Manhattan College students that submarine boats could serve passenger travel on short coastal passages. He noted six boats had been ordered by the government for defense, and said submarines would face rough seas less than surface ships, easing tourist travel between Dover and Calais and Holyhead and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dec
J. P. Holland
Manhattan College
Long Coast Line
Mr. Holland
Dover
Calais
Holyhead
Dublin
Hathor Steamer Threatened in Colombian Waters
The Hathor arriving in San Diego was warned of bombardment if it continued to Buena Ventura for freight. A cannonball skimmed the bow as revolutionaries boarded claiming a port blockade. The Hathor turned back and discharged at Carino amid reports of 700 government troops killed at Panama.
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San Diego
Cal
Dec
Kosmos
Hathor
Buena Ventura
Carino
Acapulco
Panama
Won His Wager West Walks to San Francisco Early
Harry West known as Hid West completed a cross country walk from New York to San Francisco six days ahead of the 145 day target. He says he bet $5,000 with Charles Mortem of Kansas City to start broke and reach San Francisco within the allotted time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harry West
Hid West
New York
West
Charles Mortem
Kansas City
Newspaper Names and Roles in Early Press Organization
The excerpt lists individuals and their affiliations: Robert J. Wynne of the New York Press as secretary, Richard L. Fearn of the New York Tribune as treasurer, George H. Walker as executive committee member, Albert Miller of the Kansas City Star, F. E. Lupp of the New York Evening Post, Stealey of the Louisville Courier-Journal, signaling an coordinating group across major papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Wynne
New York Press
Richard L. Fearn
New York Tribune
George H. Walker
Albert Miller
Kansas City Starr
F. E. Lupp
New York Evening Post
Stealey
Louisville Courier-Journal
Anniversary of King Alfred Observed in Philadelphia
Philadelphia plans a large observance marking the 1000th anniversary of King Alfred the Great. An executive committee led by Mrs. Charles Custice Harrison will organize committees in major cities. A memorial hall museum and an historic bronze statue costing about 150000 dollars will be dedicated in Winchester next September. Professor Bright of Johns Hopkins is honorary secretary of America for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Alfred the Great
Charles Custice Harrison
Provost Harrison
University of Philadelphia
King Alfred
Winchester
England
Queen Victoria
Bright
Johns Hopkins University
America
Eagle Named as Defender’s Possible Cup Vessel
The Herald reports Butler Duncan Jr contemplates Eagle as the new yacht to defend the America’s Cup. Duncan aims for an American crew from diverse locations, emphasizing experienced, intelligent, strong sailors, with more than half a hundred men in consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Butler Duncan
Duncan
Eagle
United States
Maine Speaker Manley Likely to Accept Internal Revenue Post
Washington reports Dee Washington and Hon Joseph Manley of Maine met the president after Manley was offered the commissioner of Internal Revenue position vacancy caused by George W Wilson's death. Manley, Maine House speaker, may wait until next term to decide, with payment terms the sole sticking point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dee
Joseph Manley
Maine
Internal Revenue
George W. Wilson
Manley
Britain Negotiates Cession of Islands and Ports
A Madrid dispatch reports England negotiating cession of the Balearic Islands Ceuta a Galicia port and Gibraltar expansion. The move connects to neutrality observance by Great Britain in the Hispano American War. Since peace Britain has been suspected of pursuing the plan.
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England
Balearic Islands
Ceuta
Galicia
Gibraltar
Great Britain
Great Northern line opens Quebec to Parry Sound
United States Consul Henry reports completion of the Great Northern railroad from Quebec to Parry Sound on Lake Huron. The route opens a new grain path to Europe and promoters say it is the shortest and cheapest option for moving Great Lakes grain to Europe.
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Washington
United States
Henry
Quebec
State Department
Great Northern Railroad
Parry Sound
Lake Huron
Great Lakes
Europe
Consul Gummeri Delays Moroicca Visit Over Festivals
Consul Gummeri has been authorized by the state department to defer his planned visit to the capital of Moroicca in the Bragui case until next February. The delay avoids conflicts with Moorish festivals occupying the next six weeks, hindering business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dev
Gummeri
State Department
Visi
Moroicca
Sloan License Beset in England Ruling for Oaklawn Ride
Telegraph from California Jockey Club President Thom as of San Francisco says Ted Sloan may be refused a license by the English Jockey Club next year. If true, Sloan will not be allowed to ride at Oaklawn.
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San Francisco
Dee
Thomas
California Jockey Club
England
Ted Sloan
London
Sloan
Jockey Club
Oaklind Track
Sloan Seeks License After Traveling to England
Ted Sloan plans a trip to England to persuade the Jockey Club stewards to grant him a racing license in time for next year. He seeks to rejoin racing following anxiety about his status in Chicago during December.
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Chicago
Dec
Ted Sloan
England
Jockey Club
Railroad Appointments in Los Angeles for New Salt Lake Line
The engineer of the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake railway will be Harry Haygood of Los Angeles. His principal assistant will be P. M. McGartney, currently here, to be based permanently at the Salt Lake end. Both appointments have been officially announced.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dee
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Harry Haygood
P. M. McGartney
Salt Lake
Testing Antigarette Law in Knoxville Supreme Court Fight
The American Tobacco Company tested Tennessee anti cigarette law by arranging a sale in Knoxville. Roy Beott, a tobacco dealer, sold a package of cigarettes and was arrested. The case advances toward the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Dee
American Tobacco Company
Tennessee
Roy Beott
Supreme Court
Typhoid Outbreak Hits Sing Sing Prison
Warden Johnson reports typhoid fever among Sing Sing convicts with 17 cases in the prison hospital and more developing daily. An emergency hospital will be established to treat the patients.
Gridiron Club Names Officers for Ensuing Year
The Gridiron Club today elected officers for the ensuing year with Arthur W. Dunn of the Associated Press named president and a new vice president to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dee
Gridiron Club
Arthur W. Dunn
Associated Press
Bridge Collapse in Luxembourg Trains Plunge into Stream
A bridge at Defferid ingden in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg collapsed today as an express train crossed. Five people were killed and eight seriously injured in the incident.
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Cologne
Dec
Defferidingden
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Bull Fight Cancelled at Cowboy and Indian Carnival
Government calls off the planned bull fight at the cowboy and Indian carnival. Bulls and toreros had already been imported from Mexico for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Dee
Mexico
Court Orders Castellanes to Surrender Valhalla Yacht
The Castellanes are ordered by the court to surrender their yacht Valhalla to satisfy creditors. The vessel cost over 1,000,000 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Dec
Duke and Duchess of York to Visit United States
Lloyds reports the Duke and Duchess of York will tour America on their return from Australia via Canada. The royal party's itinerary includes stops in the United States during December.
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America
London
Lloyds
Duke and Duchess of York
United States
Australia
Canada
Alton smelter fire costs Helvetia Copper 110000
The Alton smelter of the Helvetia Copper company burned today causing a loss of 110000 and leaving 20 men out of work. Local authorities and company officials assess the cause as unknown pending investigation.
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Tucson
Dev
Alton
Helvetia Copper Company
Czar Recovers to Attend Shale Conference in London
Russian reports say the czar has recovered from illness and plans to attend a shale business meeting in London in December. The statement marks a return to public duties after a period of illness.
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Zar
Tale Air
London
Special Rates to Hunter s Hot Springs
The Northern Pacific offers Montana residents special round trip rates to Hunters Hot Springs at Springdale for eight days. Rates vary by origin, with towns including Missoula Hamilton and Helena on the list, and arrival lodging meals and bathing privileges included. A three day ticket to Springdale is also offered from several points with reduced fares and meals and lodging.
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Hunter's Hot Springs
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
Hunters Hot Springs
Springdale
Lavingeton
Hamilton
Winston
Missoula
Townsend
Philipsburg
Lombard
Marysville
Custer
Deer Lodge
Forsythe
Bee
Miles City
Norris
Glendive
Truitt
Bridger
Helena
Prozeman
Lodge
Coyo N. P. BR
Dstte
Eleng
Agen
Chas
Ae G. P. A, Bt. Paul, Minn
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College For Women In
Inventor Holland
San Franco
Magie Khristenen
Mchinsey
Pogland
Journal
The
Opera
le Maire
Opera Glass
Morocco
Dresden
Sterling Silver Novelties
Emeries
Our Christ
Mas
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
M. U. Rt. RK
County Road
South Butte
P. O
Butte, Mont
Rubenstein & Co
East Park Street
Sing Sing
Santa Claus
Obi Ex Ree
Towle & Winterhalter
Park Street
Montana Music Hall
Palace Music Hall
J. H. Fielding
J. W. Kenney
Luxumbourg
Count Boni
Cosl
Standard
Diamond Coal
Northwest Coal Co
Northwest Coal
Nate
Fosselman Drug CO
Mfontins
MPAA
Rauh & Richter
Robert Koenne
North Main St
Monf
Centennial Brewing Co
N. Hamilton St
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