Howlett Wins 500 Dollar Pigeon Shoot At Teagues Range
A close contest between James Bennett and R H Mertz saw both bag 24 of 25 live pigeons at Sir Peter Teague's preserves near the race course. Howlett won the $500 prize for best showing in black with a white flower bouquet, amid a large crowd and Farther events including driving evolutions and a future rematch next Sunday.
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James Bennett
R. H. Mertz
Peter Teague
Mr. Bennett
Mertz
Bennett
Columbia Gardens
Mitchell
The two pocket chain for men by Hight and Vairfield
The latest accessory from Hight and Vairfield features a two pocket chain design for men, combining style with practical detail.
Buelow Explains Non Reception Of Kruger In Reichstag
In Berlin the imperial chancellor Count von Buelow discussed why Emperor William did not receive Mr. Kruger. He stated Kruger was informed only shortly before departure that the emperor could not meet him, and he rejected any British or imperial dynastic influence on policy.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Count von Buelow
William
Kruger
Germany
Great Britain
Warrants to arrest MetGovern Gans fighters at Tattersall's
Chicago authorities plan to arrest principals and promoters of the MetGovern Gans fight at Tattersall's tomorrow evening. Captain Hayes says McGovern Gane and associated figures face disturbing the peace and carrying on a boxing exhibition. Warrant papers will be served just before fighters enter the ring.
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Chicago
Tattersall’s
MetGovern- Gans
Captain Hayes
45Th Street
McGovern
Gane
GE. H. Winton
Lou Houseman
Sam Harris
Eivery
State board canvasses state vote for president
The state canvas shows four counties voting for Aryan. New York Queens Richmond and Schoharie supported the result. President totals: McKinley 821,992 Bryan 678,386 Woolley 22,443 Debs 12,869 Maloney 12,422. McKinley’s plurality 143,000. Odell’s Republican gubernatorial plurality 111,126.
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New York
State Board of Canvas
Queens
Richmond
Schoharie
Prohibition
Social Democratic
Social Labor
McKinley
Bryan
Woolley
Debs
Maloney
Telegraphers Strike Closed at Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
General Manager Polk announced the telegraphers strike is closed as far as the company is concerned. He said written applications are required for new positions and that most jobs are filled. The railroad plans to push ahead with business.
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Galveston
Texas
Polk
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad
Best Whip at the Show Takes First Prize
A Frenchman won first prize in the four in hand driving competition at the New York show amid a large early crowd. Morris F. E. Howlett of Paris whips added international flair while veteran judges noted emphasis on style, rein handling, and whip use during the noon event.
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Trawlett
Sheldon
Pellew
Carman
Howlett
Morris FE
James K. Hyde
Fourth Avenue
New York Sun
Paris
Labor unions will stay in southern cotton mills
The Springfield Republican notes southern mills resist unions while North Carolina resumes operations after short layofs. It argues organized labor spreads nationwide, despite fierce Southern opposition tied to wage gaps and child labor concerns, and predicts unions persist as a path to higher wages and better conditions.
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Springfield
Mass
South
North Carolina
New England
Massachusetts
Besgan
State Labor Bureau
Olver
See the cow and its contrasts in speech
The text shows a teacher and a future mayor discussing a cow. The teacher asks questions about the cow with correct and incorrect forms. The mayor uses dialect to compare the cow with a horse, noting the cow's limited abilities.
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Michael
Boston
Well Acquainted From Collier's Week
A terse dialogue set in rural England contrasts local familiarity with a newly bought estate. Mr Newrich questions a native about Glen Acorn and the landscape, prompting the rustic reply that hints at a rough, unrefined setting.
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Collier's
Mr. Newrich
Glen Acorn
Star lore and planetary positions for December skies
The Washington Star notes Capella in Auriga high at 9 p m in the northeast with Capella as a sun like star and a spectroscopic binary. It describes the Hyades Pleiades Aldebaran Orion Betelgeuse Bellatrix Sirius Procyon and the Great Square of Pegasus along with Algol Vulgar details of planets Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Uranus Saturn Neptune and their rising or setting patterns for the month.
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Washington
Midheavens
Capella
Wagoner
Auriga
Betelgeuse
Orion
Wagoners
W. W. Campbell
Lick Observatory
Mr. Newall
England
Campbell
Newall
Greenwich Observatory
Aldebaran Renmartly
Aurige
Aldebaran
Piull
Jupiter
Furopia
Phoenicia
Crete
Telow
Svho
Beteleeuse
Aibel
Kings
Belatrix
Salph
Sirius
Progeon
Pegasus
Aremeta
Tamma
Canpela
Perseus
Algol
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Leo
Regulus
Uranus
Saturn
Neptune
Gemini
Pollux
Builders of Small Boats In New York Sea Craft Revival
The Chicago Chronicle notes a revival in wooden boat building along Manhattan's southeast waterfront, where only three makers remain. A craftsman frames the old trade as noble, while others view it as declining, with tugs and lighters mass producing steel ships reducing demand for wooden craft.
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Chicago Chronicle
New York
New Y York
Manhattan
South Street
Maritime
Fast River
Argo
Jason
Richmond
Howorth and the Mongols in a dinner party dog talk
A tale about Sir Henry Howorth discussing his Mongol history while a dinner guest unexpectedly pivots to dogs. The hostess mistakes him for Hewart and reveals she knows his scholarly work, though she has little interest in dogs herself.
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Sir Henry Howorth
Sir Henry
Henry Hewart
Monere
Northern Montana Office Ad Rates
The Northern Montana Office of the Standard is located in the Bach Cory Block, Great Falls, opposite the Park Hotel. Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Montana
The
Standard
Bach-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Montana council settles sewer material use vitrified pipe vote six to one
Great Falls Montana city council fixes Sixth street sewer extension material choosing vitrified pipe after local bricklayers union urged brick. Allan Shewman seeks time extension to bond for Chicago gas plant with operation promised by August 1 1901. Light at first avenue crossing ordered. debate over railroad crossing and public baths funding continues.
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Great Falls
Sixth Street
Molt
Union Sawer Pipe Company
Red Wing
Allen Shewman
Chicago
Shewman
St. Ann’s Catholic Shurch
Third Avenue
Seventh Street
Committee On Public Improvements
First Avenue
Alderman Scotton
Alderman Pittwood
Alderman Sullivan
Montana Central
Sullivan
Second Avenue
Scotten
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
Auerbach
Wadsworth
Park Commissioners
Broadwater Bay
Swearingen
Mandate Issued Over County School Apportionment
Great Falls reports a district court in Cascade County issued a writ of mandate after petition by N J Mells clerk of the Chateau county school district. Elizabeth R Flag ler superintendent of schools of Chotenau county is ordered to appear December 2% to show cause why an apportionment of District No 16 funds should not be made and a peremptory writ may follow after the hearing. The affidavit notes enough school children exist to form District No 16 but many have been stricken off.
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Great Falls
N. J. Mells
Chateau County
Cascade County
Fiizabeth R. Flagler
Chotenau County
Choteau County
The Standard's Christmas Edition Ad
The Standard announces its Christmas Edition will be released next Sunday and invites readers to send in orders early for the issue.
Exciting chase in Central Park with dog and trio
In New York's Central Park a man, a girl with a picture hat and a brindle bull dog sparked a brief by play. The scene built from a growl and a sprint to the Watt gate as a park policeman intervened.
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New York Mail and Express
Central Park
Park
Maid
Man Chased by Mad Dog Seeks Shelter Behind Beethoven Statue
A pursuer fleeing a small canine terrorized bystanders as a nursemaid urges caution. The dog breaks free of a chain and persists, finally halting by a Beethoven statue where a girl and officer intervene. The dog’s owner appears claiming a permit.
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Elms
Beethoven Monument
Remedy tablets claim relief for menstrual issues
An 19th century style advertisement touts Ladies Apptecu as a cure for painful and irregular menses with French Tansy Taviess tablets manufactured in Paris and sold in Barte Mont by D M Newbee Co. Also includes humorous clippings about poetry and travel misstatements.
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A. Augenére
Paris
France
Spd
D. M. Newbeerne Co
Barte
Mont
Sentry Mall
Securely Sea
Football season opens in this country
A fragment from Yonkers Statesman notes a doctor arrives from Europe on December 5 and mentions football season has begun in the United States. The readable text is fragmented and lacks full details but indicates the season kickoff.
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Yonkers Statesman
Europe
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