New Officers Elected at Episcopal Convention
The triennial Episcopal Church in America convened in San Francisco with Bishop Dudley of Kentucky chosen president and Rev. Dr. Samuel Hart of Middletown Conn. secretary of the house of bishops. Dr. John S. Lindsay of Massachusetts was elected chairman of the house of bishops and Rev. Charles Hutchings secretary of the house of deputies.
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San Francisco
The
Episcopal Church of America
Dudley
Kentucky
Samuel Hart
Middletown
Conn
House of Bishops
John S. Lindsay
Massachusetts
Charles Hutchings
House of Deputies
Trinity Church
Trinity
Pacific Coast
New York
Pennsylvania
Hutchings
Huntington
John Fulton
Hodges
Greer
Fair
Brainard
Fisk
Mc Kim
Mackay-Smith
Cameron Mann
Major Hooper
N. L. Davis
R. T. Paine
S. H. Morehouse
William Huntington
Maryvland
John 8. Lindsay
Fulton
Davenport
Reese F. Alsop
Lindsay
Mann
Alsop
Morgan Dix
House
Tuttle
Jacob
Newcastle
Canterbury
Great Falls Racing Season Closes Amid Bad Weather Loss
Great Falls racing association ended the season after heavy snow and cold cut attendance, incurring about 3500 in losses. Despite improving turnout on the final day, six races featured strong betting with notable wins by Alary's Garter Glissando LaGorta Rosormonde Devereaux and Sandalee led by big odds. Judge C F Trevathen praised for maintaining order.
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Great Falls
Great Falls Racing Association
C. FE. Trevathen
Alary
Garter
Katie T
Rancer
Walkanpaueh
Sandalee
Pinto Wonder
Walkanaugh
Nikers
Montana Firemen Hold 12th Annual Convention in Missoula
The Montana State Firemen's association opened its 12th annual session in Missoula with welcome speeches from Mayor Stevens and Chief Walling. Delegates discussed fire department needs, adopted credentials, and prepared for a parade under Plains band leadership. The largest meeting yet, with attendees from major cities and even Wallace Idaho, adjourned to reconvene next morning.
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Missoula
Ith
Montana State Firemen’s Association
Stevens
Walling
Sanger
Butte
Montana State Firemen's Association
Montana
Association
Chief Sanger
Livingston
United States
Canada
E. C. Mix
Reading
Great Falls
Thomas Daly
F. L. Day
Helena
Billings
Butte Billings
Nelson
Bond
Baker
G. W. Hutfaker
James R. Anderson
Larkins
Red Lodge
Plains Band
Chief Myers
Spokane
Malone
Wallace
George L. Lapp
James Rh. Anderson
Hutte
Samuel French
Joseph H. Koos
I. L. Day
Peter Sanger
Frank Fitzgerald
Anaconda
Mallory
Frank Bender
Idaho
Pine and
Higgins Avenue
A Profitable Investment Indicates Rise in Life Insurance
A NY star business report notes growing use of life insurance to protect estates. Since Vanderbilt and Peavey each took 1 million policies, large sums remain record figures. Smaller policies are common, with Witherbee's 300000 policy highlighted. Life insurance is increasingly key to estate settlement and investment returns.
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Standard
New York
George W. Vanderbilt
Frank H. Peavey
Minneapolis
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Sidney A. Witherbee
Detroit
Mutual Life
Reiff Defends Ride as Jockey Club Bans Him
Lester Reiff maintains he rode straight and accuses English trainers of bias after his license was withdrawn and he was warned off New Market Heath. He claims De Lacy veered at the bend, allowing his brother Minnie Dee to win, and notes Wishard supports his account. Trainers Huggins and Croker weigh in with contrasting views as the day’s racing results list multiple winners and times.
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London
Lester Reiff
Jockey Club
New Market Heath
de Lacy
Minnie Dee
Marcus Beresford
Manchester
Johnnie
Lester
Wishard
Richard Croker
Reiff
Huggins
William C. Whitney
Reift
Terre Haute Horse Show Results October 2
Trotting 2:18 class $1,900 unfinished from Tuesday Cathetor won second third and fourth heats and race best time 2:11y Dartmore won first heat pacing 2:16 class £1,000 W W J won second third and fourth heats and race best time 2:11% Ante Rose won first heat trotting 2:15 class $1,500 Ozonan won first second and fourth heats and race beat time 2:04 Lady Thisbee won third heat Kentucky Stock Farm Futurity pacing $1.0 Babe Allerton won in straight heats best time 2:19% Trotting 2:12 class $1,200 Waubon won in straight heats best time 2:1
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Terre Haute
Ind
Cathetor
Dartmore
Ante Rose
Ozonan
Lady Thisbee
Kentucky Stock Farm Futurity
Babe Allerton
Waubon
McChesney Sets World Record in Fifth Race
Chicago October 2 report says McChesney ran six and a half furlongs in 1 18 4-5 to set a new world record, beating the best previous time as Harlem race meet continued.
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Chicago
Harlem
McChesney
Fair Grounds Race Results from St Louis Meet
St Louis reports fair grounds results with six races. Winners include Ann Elliott Harry Duke Honey Wood Runnells Siddons Kindred and runners up Man W J Baker Sat n Coat Orris Misa Theresa Found Jake Weber Jim Clark. Times range from 1:03 flat to 1:11 and distances from five furlongs to a mile and sixteenth.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Ann Elliott
Man
Sting
Harry Duke
W. J. Baker
Hi Koellar
Honey Wood
Sat'n Coat
Orris
Runnells
Sambo
Colonial Girl
Siddons
Misa Theresa
Found
Kindred
Jake Weber
Jim Clark
Cure a Cold in One Day Promises with Quinine Tablets
An advert touts a fast cure for colds using Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets. It claims pharmacists refund the money if no cure and notes that Grove’s signature is on each box.
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B. W Grove
Suspected Forger in Grand Larceny Case in Great Falls
Joseph Syr of Portage cut-off camp is jailed on forgery and grand larceny charges. Warrant issued by J. W. Monahan after Syr passed a forged check for 4.2 to buy whiskey at Monahan's Little Chicago store. Check payable to Isaac Artz and later found stolen. Syr identified by Monahan as the passer. Additional case to join the jury term docket starting Monday.
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Joseph Syr
Standard
Great Falls
Portage
J. W. Monahan
Safford
Byr
Monahan
Little
Chicago
Isaac Artz
Artz
Syr
Harvard Beats Bowdoin In 12–2 Victory At Cambridge
Harvard defeated Bowdoin today in two 12 minute halves scoring 12 to 2 preserving the same score as last year.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Bowdoin Todlay
Marquisito Arrives in Victoria Aboard Kage Maru
Former Japanese premier Marquisito arrives in Victoria on the Kage Maru with K Tsuizuko and aides. Consuls Hayashi and Shimizu meet them. the visit aims to gather insights for Japan amid political shifts and revised treaties.
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Victoria
B. C
Marquisito
Japan
K. Tsuizuko
Tader
Ito « Ministry
Hayashi
Seattle
Shimizu
Vancouver
Party of Progress
Seiyu-Kui
Russia
Fust
United States
Europe
Orient
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Siberia
Cascade County Teachers Institute Opens in Great Falls
Cascade County teachers met in Great Falls with a four day session that began in the district court rooms. Attendance was light as city schools had not closed and several outside teachers were delayed. no papers were read and the state superintendent did not arrive, so little routine work was completed.
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Standard
Great Falls
Cascade County Teachers’ Institute
Amherst Surprises Yale In Narrow Football Win
Amherst surprised Yale at New Haven by holding the Elis to one touchdown in a 12 and 12 minute halves game. The Amherst eleven delivered the upset with strong defense and timely scoring against Yale on October 2 in New Haven.
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Amhersts
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Amherst
Elis
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Albany
N. Y
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Gounoed
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President Walling
North America
Siegel Clothing Company
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Blue Ridge
Zibia
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Pretorious
Mabel Winn
Amote
Dick Furber
Lord Chesterfield
Coronatus
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Matt Simpson
Charawind
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Lady Sterling
Kunja
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