Butte Talent Shows Brilliant Season Opener
The Butte Choral Society opened its second season with a concert at Wormat's club house featuring soprano Mrs. deck Willoughby Thomas and pianist Myr, with mezzo-soprano Mrs. Charles Green and violinist Soulun in major numbers. MacPherson impressed with a Maszkeviek aria and La Tambourin, while new tenor Hubert debuted strongly. the program included Schubert, Brahms, and Saint-Saëns pieces and drew applause from Buttizens.
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Butte Choral Society
Epcom
Buttensvale
Wigit
Wormat
Ald
Soulun
Wits
Muse
Ilsa
Butte
Saint
Nene
la Maly
Maszkevieki
Venternih Centre
Pines
Bytme
MacPherson
Deck Willoughby Thomas
Sojaist
Lana
A. Thorns
Schubert
Brownell
Funeral Services for William Lawlor in Dublin Catholic Rite
The article records funeral services for William Lawlor at Patrick's Church with Father Lester assisting. It notes pallbearers, processions along Ida Montana and Mercury streets, and mentions a later funeral for Daniel Sullivan with rites at Heart Church, along with a list of attendees and other memorial details.
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Patrick's Church
Wiens Lawlor
Mir Lawlor
Lester
Hugh
Columbo
Gatale
Slemons
TE. Monahan
Ida Montana
Mercury Streets
Bnei
Daniel Sullivan
Dan Uonephuie
Broadway
Lai O
Dover
Bik
HACKS AT MOXCHIEE RACES FEATURE FULL CARD
Jacksonville track card features seven furlongs as the main event with John Bardon heavily favored. A series of mishaps including Tubal riderfall and a horse falling lead to injuries and a destroyed mount. results list winners such as Colonel Ashmeadr in the main stake and Tilson Dive in the six furlongs, with several divisions noted and times recorded.
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Omtoney
Tubal
Climient
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Ate Gabe Uy
Nelilor Hoy
Tuial
Firet
Tace
Hive
Tyme
Fubiangs
Galera
Io B
Hibernia
Allenby
En Furonge
John Reardon
Compton
Tilson Dive
Amaret
Detroit
Pine Pentah
Callie
Nile Turd Eternth
Colonel Ashmeadr
Shapdile
Lall
Mainiv
Cin
Horses Race Entries at Pensacola
Pensacola hosts a racing day with several half mile and furlong events. Notable results include Cluny leading all events, with Dent, Cothpeta and Mime among top finishers in the earlier races. Delly Anitman and Jie Garner tipped as notable finishers in subsequent heats.
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Dun
Twiby
Loos
Wise
Cothpeta
Calaimon
Oto
Mime
Trace
Chief Hares
Delly Anitman
Tem
Stan
Amd
Weny Miele
Jie Garner
Ont
Tae
Geg Il Ce
McAndrews
Whumeshit
Goood Orifiaioh
Tore
Tod
Moe
Fragmented OCR leads with unclear names and places
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions multiple distorted terms and proper nouns. The readable content does not establish a clear event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
Desolate Butte Wife Seeks Aid After Husband Sentenced
In Tacoma a letter reveals Mrs George G Warner of Butte awaits aid after her husband, previously a Great Northern fireman, was sentenced to the penitentiary for forgery. She supports five children in sorrowful poverty, fearing further hardship as she scrambles for work.
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Pieter County Court
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Bulte
Sherif Sam Morris
Ey Fuat
Butte
Tam
Tacoma
Grorge G. Warner
George C. Warner
Great Northern Road
Equite
George
Shariful Tacoma
Gee
Delaware Street
Teara
Victory Foretold by Both Pugilists in Fight
In Erie on November 2, fans awaited a decisive match between Darling Nelkou and rival contenders. The British heavyweight title was in play as Moran and others prepared for a bout described as sturdy and lasting, with outcomes tied to one chance for championship status. Officials, reporters, and a crowd gathered as the event was deemed a pivotal moment in the boxing scene.
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U Erancisco
Tven
Fries
Ganding
Tennent
Tamor- Paw Amin
Hy Bettley
Taft Indifferent to Deep Waterway Fight Among Illinois Men
Taft shows indifference to a deeper Mississippi river waterway amid factional struggles among Illinois delegates over committee seats at the Lakes-to-the-Gulf convention in St. Louis. Isham Randolph wins on the resolutions committee with Rainey chosen for the nominating panel. Randolph argues the waterway is non political while others demand a front or deeper channel. Governor Deneen cautions restraint as government engineers study the Mississippi route. President Gannon or Navanaugh notes river improvements must be practical and commercial priorities guide policy.
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Taft
W. W. Kavanaugh
Gall
Republican Party
Resolutions Committee
Lorimer
ST. J. Rainey
Jn Resolutions Committee
Deneen
Isham Randolph
An & Rink
Genco
Sli
Rainey
Chicago
Edward A. Halsey
Governement Engineere
Palley
Gull
Ulster
River Terp
Tlack Wolves 1 Kibbe Catr Denver Nav
Flooded OCR text yields a fragmented sports note. The readable parts reference Tlack Wolves, Kibbe, Denver, Nav, and a vague game context. No clear results, dates, or teams are confirmable from the garbled line.
Neuill Driven Wack at Border Skirmish Reported
Report from Vienasa near Matamarun describes a border clash with 100 mounted infantry attempting to cross the river. Mexican troops fired on the crossing party and drove Haake, with reinforcements sent. the assailants then disappeared from the scene.
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Matamarun
Consolidation of Roads Explained by Oregon Union Pacific Move
New York Nov 2 a statement from R S Lovett president of Union Pacific Railroad explains the aim of the Oregon and Washington Railroad and Navigation Company Incorporation. The new capital is 5400000 and unites various Oregon and Washington lines under one mortgage covering the entire system to enable rapid Northwest expansion. Similar action is planned for Oregon Short Line and adjacent routes to consolidate assets and permit prompt bond issues for future construction.
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R. S. Lovet
Union Pacific Railroad
Teddy
Oregon
Oregon & Washington Flaalroad and Navigation Company
Ie Union Pacifi
Dridge Lovets
Oregon Railroad
Savlenton Company
Washington
Union Pacific
Northwest
Eystett
CNB
Jastic
Seh Bonda
Simlar
Wiah
Tahoe
Montana
Attorney seeks millions from Indians under contract plan
Washington attorney Richard C. Adams explained contracts to collect about 20 million dollars from the federal government for the Five Civilized Tribes. He noted a contingent fee range of 10 to 25 percent, averaging around 16 percent, which could total about 3.2 million dollars. Adams also spoke of a Cherokee land claim against Texas with an estimated 20 million dollars at stake and a contingent fee of 8 to 12 percent.
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Richard C. Adams
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House
Apectsl
Werr Adams
Texas
Veteran Sets Pace For Youngsters In Ten Miles
Leavenworth Kansas reports General Nell leading a 10 mile pace event at Fort Leavenworth. Veteran Franklin Bell, former chief of staff of the United States Army, visits friends and then sets a steady pace for younger officers as they strive to keep up.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Franklin Bell
Unital
Fort Leavenworth
Nell
Strack overcomes odds in dramatic hospital transfer case
A garbled report notes Strack and Ceveland involved in a complex incident tonight. Federal officials and Brigham TW arranged a medical transfer to a hospital after an alleged paralyzing event. The Fifty-sixth Congress is referenced in association with this sequence of actions.
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Ceveland
Wy Taylor
Brigham
Socialist Gain In Texas Topeka Progress Report
In Topeka Kansas on November 2, returns show Socialist candidate Stallard gaining in the election. The Prohibition party displayed support for Ynea and public interest centered on governorship. Voter turnout appears active with Republicans and Prohibitionists competing for influence.
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Topeka
Kan
Prohikidantat Party
Ynea
SM. Stallard
Witla Gry
Promhitioniat
Reealyadl
UNCLE SAMS BOYS WILL MEET TODAY
Philadelphia reports the Army and Navy football teams preparing for the big clash tomorrow at Franklin field. Midshipmen arrive, officers from Washington expected. President Taft cannot attend, Secretary Dickinson absent due to his son's death. Final practice held behind closed gates.
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Annapalis
Army
Navy
Franti Feld
Washington
Taft
Dickinson
Sherman
Toth Teanne
New York Memo Says World Champion Boxer Identified
Cestus reports to London Sports that Stanley Hetchel, middleweight world champion, was actually Emgush with the real name Arthur Thames Wilson of West Hyde near Gutin in Bedfordshire. The confession or evidence arrives via a Nov 3 source, with details transmitted Nov. 25.
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Cestus
London
Stanley Hetchel
Emgush
Arthur Thames Wilson
West Hyde
Gutin
Bedforfshire
Two men arrested in Indian shooting case
The district attorney announced the arrest of two men, Broven and Wrote, on charges related to shooting during a contraband raid on a Crow Nation reservation early this week. They were jailed and await further handling.
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Fipien
Broven
Commercial Congress for Convict Built Roads
The twenty first annual session of the Commercial Congress adjourned tonight at Antonio Texas with many delegates failing to attend the final vote on a resolution endorsing convict labor in road building. The body backed a plan to promote road improvements and urged national action on financing and waterways, while calling for state cooperation and opposition to certain federal measures.
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Landa
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