Palma Optimistic On Cuba Future In Congress Message
President Palma, addressing Cuban congress after its Oct. adjournment, expresses optimism for Cuba's future and praises orderly conditions. He highlights cordial U S relations, a potential mutual tariff treaty focusing on sugar, and the strong treasury with a balance of 1 561 942. The budget shows income of 17 519 800 and expenditures across major departments with a planned surplus of 2 614 000.
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Havana
Palma
Congress
Cuba
United States
Roosevelt
Cuoa
Department of State and Justice
All-Americans Defeat Bismarck Club in Bowling Series
In Seattle on November 2 the All-Americans beat a Bismarck club select team 2,752 to 2,634 across five games. Peterson led with 573 pins for the series, while Selbach, Wolf, and others contributed strong scores for the victors. Weisenbacher and Malinkie paced the Bismarck squad.
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Seattle
Bismarck
Peterson
Selbach
Wolf
Besmarck Club
Petergen
Weisenbacher
Malinkie
Brothers Ryan arrested in Dickinson theft case in North Carolina
John and Tim Ryan were arrested in Dickinson North Carolina and brought to Big Timber. They faced charges for stealing about 280 dollars worth of pocket knives from a box car. John Ryan pled guilty to grand larceny and was bound over to district court. Tim Ryan pled guilty to petty larceny and fined 25 dollars.
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Standard
Big Timber
John
Tim Ryan
Dickinson
N. C
John Ryan
Milwaukee Mining company hires for tunnel work
Erectal Dispatch reports J M McNulty manager of Milwaukee Mining company at Contact has awarded James Duffy a contract to drive 590 feet of tunnel to open lower workings. Work starts immediately as the mine closes a profitable season and plans development for next year.
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J. M. McNulty
Milwaukee Mining Company
Contact
James Duffy
Milwaukee
Schwab’s Physician Declares Vital Signs Sound
Paris November 4 The Herald reports a signed statement from Dr. Robin Schwab’s physician stating all organs are sound and excellent and that rest will restore him for business. the doctor adds Schwab’s intellectual activity is not impaired.
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Paris
the Herald
Robin
Charles M. Schwabs
Helena Sees Near Snowstorm As Canadian System Moves In
Special Dispatch reports Helena near a snowstorm with a Canadian low pressure system extending into the United States. A high pressure on the coast collided with the advancing low, predicting unsettled weather and possible precipitation for the area.
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the Standard
Helena
Canada
Hay
United States
Storm’s edge spares our region as Canadian cold wanes
The text notes a cold wind from a passing storm mainly affects the north near Havre, while our area feels only light effects. It records unusually mild Canadian weather for this season with temperatures down to 24 degrees above zero elsewhere.
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Havre
Canada
Frank Cline Returns to Great Falls to Lead Black Eagle Band
Frank Cline, long time director of the Black Eagle band, returns to Great Falls and accepts a position at the smelter. He will also take a band post here after recently directing the state prison band at Deer Lodge.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Frank Cline
Black Eagle Band
Cline
Deer Lodge
Western Union Wins 16 Year Battle To Keep Right Of Way
Judge Thayer of the United States circuit court of appeals rules Great Northern’s suit to oust Western Union from the railroad right of way is denied. The 25 miles of lines built before 1892, now valued at 2.5 million dollars, run on the old St Paul Minneapolis Manitoba line and are held jointly by telegraph and railway.
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St. Paul
Thayer
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Great Northern
Western Union
Mrs Brown Marries an Indian in Crow Creek Reservation
Mrs Nellie Brown formerly of Livingston wed Fred Medicinecrow a full blooded Indian on Crow Creek reservation. She previously lived with Jack Brown from whom she obtained a divorce for cruelty and non-support and she has worked as a teacher at the Standing Rock agency Indian school.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Nellie Brown
Fred Medicinecrow
Crow Creek Reservation
Brown
Wyman
Jack Brown
Standing Rock
Havre Hosts 20-Round Gloves Bout Kid Lee vs Silent Rowan
Havre on November 18 hosts a 20 round glove contest between Kid Lee of Havre and Silent Rowan of Anaconda at the Montana concert hall. The November 3 announcement confirms the lightweight matchup and venue.
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Standard
Havre
Kid Lee
Silent
Rowan
Anaconda
Montana Concert Hall
Crown Prince at the Falls Visits Niagara Power Plants
The crown prince of Siam arrived in Niagara Falls at 7 45 p m after touring New York state. He will spend tomorrow at the falls and visit the power plants during his visit.
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Crown Prince
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Crown Prince of
Siam
Empire State
Coal Dealer Questioned on Anthracite Demand
A Chicago Tribune snippet shows a coal dealer asking a regular customer about winter anthracite needs, while the customer notes learning to manage with soft coal last winter.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Tragic case in Anaconda ends with arctic snowfall clues
Night Police Chief O Brien reports a jealous husband theory after a woman was found dead in snow in Anaconda. Coroner Hughes notes the body was buried in dry ground, suggesting she died before the storm began. Inquest proceedings continue as witnesses, including Jones, testify.
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O'Brien
Front Street
Taylor
Hughes
Madison
McKettrick
Anaconda
Jones
Dean Hoffman Rattled at Seminary Open
A clergyman recalls Dean Hoffman speaking at a mass meeting for a benefactor funded cause. He downplays his oratory with humor as a Methodist brother from the front row shouts Amen. The deaf attendee’s approval brings the dean embarrassment and amusement.
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New York Times
General Theeological Seminary
Dean Hofman
Miss Lola Emery Leaves Butte for Seattle
Society notes report Miss Lola Emery, noted pianist and Butte resident, moving to Seattle this evening. Friends recall her teaching at Mountain View church and in the Woman's club. many wish her success despite regrets.
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Lola Emery
Butte
Seattle
Miss Emery
Mountain View Church
Woman's Club of
Country Club
Swamp Root Promoted For Kidney And Bladder Troubles
An advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for weak kidneys and bladder trouble. It claims broad cures, offers a free sample bottle by mail to readers of the Anaconda Daily Standard, and notes additional literature and proofs of success. It also lists purchasing options at drug stores and repeats the product name and address.
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DR. Kilmer & CO
Binghamton, N.Y
Topeka State Journal
Swamp Root
Ebright
Anaconda Daily Standard
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Halloween Club Meeting Notes Include Ghostly Palmistry
A club event featured palmistry by imagined witches and ghosts from Macbeth lore. Pies and cookies were prepared in the kitchen and dining room for guests. An original Halloween story by multiple authors closed the evening, with several outside helpers and future meeting set for Saturday with Miss Ethel Wood.
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Aline Tieche
Ethel Wood
Doughty
Kjelland
H. A. Towle
Izaak Walton
Mildred Towle
Charlotte Towle
Katherine Searles
Nanon Welch
Garret
J. A. Rueger
J. D. Searles
W. B. Welch
H. A. Towles
South Crystal Street
Murder of School Superintendent in Negros at Bacolod
D C Montgomery superintendent of Oriental Negros schools was killed Friday three miles from Bacolod by natives armed with bolos and spears while carrying a large sum of money. Robbery is thought the motive. He leaves a widow who is a teacher in Negros. The crime is reportedly the first against a teacher in the Philippines in duty. Montgomery's origins tie to Lexington Nebraska and Wayne Nebraska where he served as a Presbyterian minister.
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Russia
Homer Club
Peter, the Great
St. Petersburg
Hermitage
Peter the Great
Peter the Cat
Manila
D. ¢. Montgomery
Oriental Negros
Ladrones
Bacolod
Supreme Court rules on Ledwidge mandamus transcript
Helena Nov 3 The Montana Supreme Court releases a written opinion in the mandamus case against J F Ledwidge stenographer for district court Silver Bow county The state sought a transcript of Colbert will case testimony to pursue escheat claim The opinion notes the court's prior verbal order and provides formal directions and reasoning prepared by Judge Piggob.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
J. F. Ledwidge
Led Widge
Department II
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Donevain
Colbert
Orler
Ledwidge
Donovan
Ju Piggob
Chile
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