Montreal Congress Sermon Describes Papal Visit
Bishop Carroll spoke on the twenty first international Eucharistic Congress held in Montreal last September. He detailed the labor day eve mass before 15000 workers, the 300000 worshipers at Notre Dame, and the 35000 young men who attended arena receptions, noting the congress offered both social and religious events and concluded with the procession of the blessed sacrament. The bishop urged faith over atheism and called for Eucharistic bread to unite all classes as Christmas draws near. The next congresses will be in Seville, Vienna, Lyons, and the United States with Chicago and New Orleans bidding for 1914.
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Bi. Paul's
Garrats
Montrail
Carroll
Lectuys
Fnll
Notre Dame
Lamer Gouin
Quelwe
Cardinal Vinnatelli
Ian
Bishijou Carrol
Wilfred Leuriex
Gerd
Fae
London
Aspethilly
Father Lambert
The
New York Freeman
Cairie
Gald Thurt
Montreal
Janen
Cardin
Vangutelli
Logue
Gidhona
St. Peter
Christ
Theo
Mount Royal
Vii
Seville
Spain
Vienna
Lyons
France
United States
Chicago
Orlany
City notices and ads mix with tales of local shops
A chaotic OCR fragment lists Jewel boxes at Harper's, breakfast at Gaba, a NatHural union street gathering, and LA AF A GOH meeting. Mentions Mint piers, Vermilion's uncalled-for suits, Bert Schils in town from Mutte, Stage's Christmas presents, and hand-painted china. Mentions MacRae's store hours, various jewelry items, and a funeral for James Starr. community notices include lab meetings, Christmas sales, and local business updates.
Postmaster General Outlines Postal Savings Bank Start
Postmaster General Hitchcock announced readiness for postal savings banks to receive deposits on January 2, the first working day of 1911. Experimental offices in each state will test the service, focusing on second class offices in favorable locales. Ten postmasters from Rocky Mountain and Pacific states attended a Washington conference to learn operations. 36 more will follow.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Pueelula
Rocky Mountain
Paci Toast
Burnett
Globe
Ariz
Leonard
Oroville
Cal
Bonn
Leadville
Baste
Cosaratone
Idaho
Harper
Mont
Hofer
Carson Ily
Nev
Hill
Raton
Emmitt
Fravo
Utah
Park
Fort Arthur
Texas
Cardanuyeh
Olympia
Wauh
Beltz
Larami
Wye
Another Child Victim Of Coasting Accident
A 9-year-old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gurggrat of 614 Pine, suffered a leg fracture on Walnut street while coasting on a bobsled. She slowed to touch the leg glide, the coaster caught, and the bone snapped. Dr. Rizer responded immediately to the scene.
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Walnut Street
Mitry
Louis Gurggrat
Pine Street
Rizer
Handkerchiefs Displayed at Holiday Booth
A special floor space hosts a holiday handkerchief display with a neat booth dedicated to selling only handkerchiefs all day. Shoppers can choose from several hundred patterns at prices from a penny to 2.25 dollars each, covering all styles and qualities.
Brave Little Girl Recovers After Surgery at Home
The injured child endured a painful bout during a hospital stay but refused to cry, gritted her teeth to endure a belting, and after the operation she was moved to her home where she rests comfortably.
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Hopplish
Witla
Taniait Tit
Najn
Anaconda Iron Workers Social Session at Davis Hall
The Anaconda branch of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers held a social session after its regular meeting at Davis hall. Members performed impersonations, reminiscences, songs, and skating, with James Faagnor Joseph Hedge John R Reagan Thomas Tussell Harry Keegan George Ball Andrew Thorson Jacob Sabre noted for acts. Officers elected: President J F Regan, vice president Raymond Reardon, secretary J H Rood, treasurer Thomas Russell, conductor Lawrence Heegan.
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Wag
Anaconda
International Association of Bridge and Structural Ion Workers
Davis Hall
James Faagnor
Joseph Hedge
John R. Reagan
Thomas Tussell
Harry Keegan
George Ball
Andrew
Imperial A Fine Bill Opens Illusion Show At Theater
The Imperial theater opens with Professor Devoe illusion acts including a staged shooting of Mrs Devoe, midair levitations and astral illusions. The program features Whitfield and Treland rural skits, Miss Ireland country stage persona, and Ford and Miller dancing and yodling. Also presented are two Bioscope shorts and a festive Santa Claus letter from Fleetwood Scotcott. City warrants payment notice follows.
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Devnes
Imperial Theater
Professor Devoe
Devoes
Ani Jira
Whitfield
Treland
Shtown
Miss Ireland
Stevens
Ford
Miller
Misa Miller
Ally Geal
Coplins Clothing Ad Promotes Auerbach Agency Deals
An advertisement from the Coplins Clothing company at 317 East Park urges readers to pick up a moneysaving circulars managed by the Auerbach sales agency. The store features a local outlet and highlights timely savings opportunities for shoppers.
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Coplins Clothing Company
East Park
Atorney
Auerbach
Arbitrator Holds Talks With Managers And Engineers
Chicago December 1g labor commissioner Charles P Not t held five conferences today to avert a engineers strike on western railroads. In the morning he met representatives on the railroad managers committee and spent the afternoon with business representatives, but declined to comment on progress.
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Chicago
Labor Commsealoner
Charlea PL
Nott
Railroad Managers Committee
Chief Justice White to Be Sworn In Today
Warhhiaten Tec 8-tuadea Edward Douglas Whita will take the oath of office as chief justice of the United States. The ceremony will be held at the Supreme Court with the commission forwarded to the work and all vans for the ceremony. The court will locate the new chief justice at the hall of the court, replacing the leather belted chair with one seated in a velvet manner as the other members watch.
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Edward Douglas Whita
Supreme Court of the United States Lamorre
Hs Commission
Eltet iListien
Attorney in Buffalo Falls From Window in Despair
A dramatic death by suicide occurred in Buffalo New York when an attorney and former judge leapt from a window on the building’s south attic floor. The body showed injuries and nearby items were left in place as witnesses described the final moments.
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Buffalo, N. Y
Rafalo
Menry
Allehy
Dialmy
Htt
Matadi
Tory Bane
Joan
Study inunity service memorial and canal support
Six churches united in a peace service tonight and adopted a memorial praising the president and opposing militarization of the Panama Canal. The service urged the canal to be a joint American contribution to commerce and world peace, with the army and navy noted in the context.
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GilenRo
Dee
Union Peace Nervica
United States
Krona
Agulvst
Fragmentary International Rhetoric on Zone Fortifications
A distorted excerpt discusses borders, fortifications, and a call for unity among nations. The garbled text references war-like defenses, civilization, and progress, implying a debate on militarization and peace without clear attribution or context.
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Mormuiec
Waste in research at colleges study finds flaws
New York December eighteen. Morris L. Cook for the Carnegie foundation cites a detailed survey of Harvard Columbia Wisconsin Princeton Williams Toronto Haverford and MIT. He finds waste in research management with Columbia singled out as generally exceptional in administration. He notes a lack of intensiveness can hinder efficiency across campuses.
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New York
Morris L. Cook
Carnegie Foundation
Harvard
Columbia
Wisconsin
Princeton
Williams
University of Toronto
Haverford
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cook
Ife
Cabin passenger held in irons aboard ship
A Greek army officer aboard the steamship Themispolis, arriving in New York, is held in irons at the Greek minister to the United States order. He is implicated in a defalcation of 4 000 900 dollars and awaits immigration action amid diplomatic tensions.
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New York
Bee
Themispolis
United States
Heras
Hint
Enistalund
Brave son of sheriff Holos frees prisoners at bay
Lim Olio December reports a dramatic jail break as four inmates Charles Collins Spencer Stevens Willum Evans and Merman Berger escape the county jail after a murderous assault on Sheriff Van Our lin. The 11 year old son of the sheriff stood over his unconscious father and held the other prisoners at bay until help arrived. Berger and Evans were captured soon after.
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Col Une
Hind
Chariton to face trial appeal plans in murder case
Chariton demands by Italy to stunt trial for the murder of his wife Mary Scott Castle Chariton at Lake Coma. He will be taken tomorrow morning to Jersey City then Trenton for habeas corpus proceedings. If those fail, his lawyers will appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
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New York
Porter Chariton
Italy
Mary Scott Castle
Chariton
Lake Coma
Jersey City
Trenton
Nyle
Nahons Corons
Diatries Court
Charlton
Aupreme Court
United Stat
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Anaconia
Imperial d
Marvelous DE Devoes
Mustons
Branes
Ford and Miller
Ireland
Hurschais
Standard Brag Store
Copinus Clothing Co
Anaconda News
Bishop Carroll
AES Courci
Nathan Elds
Atiessone
Cardinal Vannutell
Farley
O'Connell
Renilin Deptved
Harper's
Gaba
Tlead Hammerslaugh
Nathural Union
L. A
Af A. GO. H
Mint
Vermiliion's
Knights of Pythios
Bert Schils
Mutte
Center Laber Canhall
Tieftl
China
Baghy Laundry
I Main Street
T. A. Francis of
Missoula
Mackae
Rocky Springs
Washoe Con
Emerson
St. Paul
Rit
MacRae's
Pinmonds
Munna
Ate
Ak Verheveltioes
20 First Park
Troreph Merit
Toft Seatordhy
Glebe
Hig
AL Mamhora
Imeet Ab Bewey Hall
Dames Sturrh
W. C. Bach
Ue Stanehine
Teli
Mene
Lewis
J. OW. Patterson
Ac Strane
Mit
R. da Unghan
Denver
Janes
Starr
Price
Rey
Alts
Raymond
Aren
Ince
Haze
MacCallum
Cloutier
Just
California
Ev Toy Department
Vale
Moxon Nosimnmaiers
Uwitehrook
Detaila
MacRae’s
Fuller Drug CO
Rexall
Roth
E. Park Avenue
Anaconda Iron Workers
Thperial
Nta Claus, Plaase Mistant
Benrenstan
White
Hammerslough’s Diamond Merchant
BIG Blackfoot Lumber Company
Bonner
Montana
Waterman
the Smith Drug Co
Main and Park
Kodak
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
Tottie
Anis
J. Rym
Quphid
Burphe
United States Depository
Prasideot
Gulden
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Bool
Freiedere
Cushfoms
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
Castor
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