Roosevelt visits Cedar Mountain battle and Culpeper services
President Roosevelt spent hours at Cedar Mountain battlefield with Secretaries Root and Cortelyou and Dr. Rixey, hearing from an eyewitness and viewing monuments. He attended morning services at Culpeper Baptist Church, then hosted lunch with Dr. Rixey’s family and neighbors, before returning to Washington for travel to Oyster Bay to vote on Tuesday.
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28Th New York Infantry
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Baptist Church of Culpepper
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B. W. Winfrey
Virginia
Russell Smith
John F. Rixey
Washington
Secret Service
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oyster Bay
Steamer Athenian Returns Two Lost Sealers
The steamer Athenian arrives from the Orient with Clarence and William Baker among its passengers. The Bakers, last heard from the sealing schooner Geneve off the Copper Islands in August, were presumed lost as schooners returned without them. A Japanese catcher rescued them and took them to Japan after a trying ordeal.
Whitton Wins Powell Medal in Light Field Shoot
In a 20 mile an go r wind the Powell challenge medal monthly shoot at the Great Falls Rifle and Revolver club ended with B D Whitton taking the medal scoring 88 over two ranges 200 and 200 yards.
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Great Falls
Rifle and
B.D. Whitton
Fire devastates St. Pyre Town half a million loss
A blaze struck St. Pifrere Newfoundland and Labrador causing property damage estimated at about half a million dollars. Local firefighters battled the flames, with residents evacuated as containment efforts continued into the night. No injuries were reported.
Fire devastates St Pierre destroying key structures
No loss of life reported as a large fire in St Pierre, St Johns, N F, destroyed the governor's house, government offices, courthouse, ministry building, cathedral, church, schools and other structures. Loss estimated at about half a million dollars with no serious injuries. The town had burned previously in 1865 1867 and 1879.
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Arms and spies news from Korea and China details
The Athenian brings dispatches from the Orient reporting a Briton landing arms near Gensan aboard a filibustering Hongkong schooner. A Vladivostok arrest follows involving three Japanese shop clerks after maps are found. Chang Chi Tung is urged to take Kiangsu Chekiang viceroy post but refuses. Chinese opinions turn on Liu Kun Yi's death and lichee crops linked to unrest.
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Russian Ordnance Survey
Vladivostock
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Japan
Pekin
Kiangsu
Chekiang
Liu Kun Yi
Chang Chi Tung
China
South China
Adam A Klei, Helena Painter, Dies After Brief Illness
Adam A Klei, a longtime Helena resident and master sign painter, died at 50 from heart failure at his home on Vawter Street. Born in Bavaria, he came to the U.S. at age three and lived in Helena 19 years. Survived by a widow and four children, including George, Adam Jr., Leonora, and Maram Wei, with J J Clarke's widow also noted as deceased two years prior.
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Standard
Helena
Adam A Klei
Vawter Street
Adam Kle
Weisenhorn Company
Kiel
Bavaria
United States
Sandusky
Oslo
Klei
Weisenhorn Carriage Company
George
Adam
Leonora
Maram Wei
Adam Klei, Jr
Butte
J. J. Clarke
Remarkable gold discovery sparks Boise stampede
In Black Horn district near Bleckhorn mine Boise reports a new vein named phertane opened on a blind lead. The seven foot wide vein shows rich talc on the hanging wall and 14 inches of ore with high gold content. Estimates place ore value between five and ten thousand dollars per ton as diggers press to claim the area.
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Idaho
Blackhorn
Bleckhorn
Isthmus unrest deepens as Colombia and rebels clamor for armistice
Kingston reports Colombian rebels remain near the Isthmus with occasional sightings in towns along the railway. American guards on the line provoke Colombian anger and rebels claim U S presence blocks final action. Terms of a possible settlement include a days armistice and a joint commission to draft a new constitution.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Trent
Colon
British steamer St Regulus reports collision sinks Spanish ship
The St Regulus inbound from Shields to Alexandria reached Gravesend with news of a collision off Dungeness on Friday night. The Spanish steamer Enero, 1322 tons net, 282 feet long, built 1898, sank after a collision. three crew survived. Enero was owned by Compagnia Bilbania de Navigacion of Bilbao.
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Compagnia Bilbania de Navigacion
Bilbao
Musician Andrew Hammond of 24th Infantry Dies at Fort Harrison
Special Dispatch reports Helena that Andrew Hammond of company B 24th Infantry died Saturday at Fort Harrison from hemorrhage of the bowels after a period of illness. He returned from the Philippines last year and enlisted June 18, 184. He served in Cuba with valor and earned the esteem of his comrades. Burial is set for tomorrow afternoon at Fort Harrison cemetery.
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Standard
Helena
Andrew Hammond
24Th Infantry
Fort Harrison
Philippines
Hammond
2Th Infantry
Cuba
Range Fires in Big Bow Country Burn Alberta Ranch
Great Falls reports prairie fires swept hundreds of acres in the Big Bow country of Alberta last week. A fire began Tuesday and burned for two days. A large band of Circle outfit horses reportedly lost their eyes in the flames and now wander seeking food. Barns and all hay for the Circle outfit were destroyed.
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Standard
Great Falls
Big Bow Country
Alberta
Circle Outfit
Mine trouble lingers as union leader joins Hazleton tour
Thomas Duffy district president of the United Mine Workers for the Lehigh district left for Hazleton to accompany the investigation commission on its tour of the Lehigh region. The Kingston Coal company mines unrest remains unsettled.
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Thomas Duffy
United Mine Workers
Lehigh District
Hazleton
Iinvestigation Commission
Lehigh
Kingston Coal Company
Cholera Deaths Rise Across Galilee and Surrounding Areas
In Jerusalem 494 deaths and 76 at Ghuz zeh occurred in the past week. Distress grows at Lydda due to severe shortages of medical aid to battle the outbreak.
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Ghuzzeh
Lydda
Salvation Army Farewell in Butte as Captain Hurst Leaves for Spokane
Captain Hurst addressed the crowd at the Wyoming street barracks last night before leaving Butte after a three month post. Adjutant Dowell arrived and assumed Montana division duties, deciding to station his headquarters in Butte as he launches dynamic work with Mrs. Dowell.
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Army
Wyoming Street
Hurst
Spokane
Butte
Dowell
Montana
Adjutant Dowell
The Daughter of Hamilcar Opens at McVicker's Chicago
St Ange's new play The Daughter of Hamilcar had its metropolitan bow at McVicker's Theater Chicago on November 2. Blanche Walsh starred as the title character with acclaim rivaling her prior triumphs La Tosca and Cleopatra. The production praised costumes, Carthaginian pomp, Henry Hanley’s music and a powerful chorus. Matho by Charles Dalton also praised. The audience filled the house to capacity with enthusiastic applause and curtain calls.
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Chicago
Hamilcar
Stantsaus St. Ange
McVicker's Theater
Blanche Walsh
Wagenhals & Kemper
Will Rank
Carthage
Flaubert
Charles Dalton
Matho
Miss Walsh
Henry K. Hanley
Mr. Hadley
McVicker
Clash at Paco cemetery over native Catholic burial
A native woman’s body was refused interment at Paco cemetery, prompting police to intervene. Bishop Agipay and other leaders of the schismatic movement contemplate court action to seize church properties. Government circles monitor the independent church movement amid concerns over native clergy defection.
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Catholic Church of the Philippines
Paco
Church of Rome
Philippines
Dead Man Identified as Jack Minnie in Depot Mishap
It has been proved that the man badly mangled behind the depot a month ago was Jack Minnie. He had worked in a grading camp for John Dahlberg and later for M. Connelly on his ranch. He was formerly employed by Robert Johnson, a railroad contractor, at Missoula.
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Jack Minnie
John Dahlberg
M. Connelly
Robert Johnson
Missoula
On the Road to Recovery
Mrs. J. H. Brown of Fifth Avenue North underwent another operation at Columbus hospital yesterday and is reported to be feeling much better today on the road to recovery.
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Great Falls
J. H. Brown
Fifth Avenue North
Columbus Hospital
Socialist Rally Draws Large Crowd at Auditorium
Revs Carl Thompson and B. S. Wilson spoke in favor of socialism to a crowded audience last night at the Auditorium. The speakers argued that capitalism oppresses workers and that socialism would bring the full product of labor and cooperative control of public utilities. A second meeting was announced for tonight at the same venue.
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Anaconda
Mr. Wilson
Chicago Labor Federation Reinstates Typographical Union 16
The Chicago Federation of Labor rescinded its expulsion of Typographical Union No. 16 and will reinstate its delegates upon request. The move followed an order from President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation to reinstate by November 10 under pressure from the International Typographical Union. The dispute stemmed from a two year controversy linked to a Chicago newspaper pressmen strike.
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Chicago Federation of Labor
Chicago Federation
Samuel Gompers
American Federation
International Typographical Union
Federation of Labor
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