Independence Party Attack Shields Buffalo Alliance Speech
A Buffalo masquerade scene is invoked as a foil to the Independence Party. Hughes, nominated by the Republican state convention, denounces the opposing alliance, calling it corrupt and unAmerican. He pledges a sane, efficient, honest administration free from bossism if elected, and frames the key issue as decent government over party planks. The speech references reforms and contrasts Republican achievements with the alleged dishonesty of opponents.
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New York
Hughes
Saratov
Gates
Wear Portlcth Street
Buffalo
Pledge of Honest Administration and Reforms
A political podium pledge vows fair treatment for all, independence from private interests, and decisions by conscience. It commits to efficient governance, reforms in life insurance, equal justice, and faithful execution of the American program with truth and justice guiding policy.
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paNy Organiagion
McHieve
History corrections stir debate in society letters
A Mississippi historical society page prints a lengthy missive from J U Sanders defending a prior article. He recalls conventions, names Mr Brown, and notes the difficulty of sourcing details while urging publication of his corrections for wide circulation.
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Historical Society
J. U. Sanders
State fair draws larger crowd for educational exhibits
A lengthy continuation highlights the agricultural college display at the state fair. Domestic science, including cookery and needlework, is showcased as part of regular coursework. A five-sterneoticon exhibit features a series of pictures and statistics drawing attention to the college's operations and progress.
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The
Agricultural College
State Dairymen organize association in Montana
Helena Oct 3 The Montana State Dairymen's association was organized this evening at the courthouse with about 24 men present James Donovan of Great Falls was chosen president and W J Elliott of Bozeman secretary A plan to elect a vice president from each county and form a permanent organization was discussed A December meeting will set the by laws and constitution and select more vice presidents from counties not represented Miles City Oct 3 The district No 1 census in Custer county shows 1414 children under 21 Miles City proper has 1025 residents a gain of 173 over last year
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James Onovan
W. J. Emo
Standard
Helena
Montana State Dairymen’s Association
James Donovan
Great Falls
W. J. Elliott
Bozeman
O'Clok
Elliott
W. V. Talbot
Cascade
da Graham
Chouteau
Curtis Park
J.H. Winecker
Missoula
W. P
Miles City
Custer County
J. I Cole Unsland
Hearst Nomination Letter Battles Boss Rule and Trusts
New York Oct 3 The Independence League nominated William Hearst for governor and received his acceptance noting the need to end corporation control of government. He pledges direct nominations, open primaries, and removal power to purge officials, aiming to curb trusts and corporate influence in state and local offices.
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New York
Independence League
William Hearst
Hearst
Snys
League
Pon
Hearst Confesses Stance on Reform and Rates
The speaker calls for an honest election law and a mechanism for judicial review on fraud or mistake. He urges a campaign against corporate dominance, opposition to congressional appropriation of property, and public utilities he wants cities to control. He supports lower railroad rates and aligning New York with progressive states. William Randolph Hearst endorses nomination and pledges to restore popular sovereignty.
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Congress
Comen
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Cuban Affairs Assigning Form For Entrainment
Guerrera promised that 100 men would be ready for entrainment today but muster rolls, detailing each horse, delay the process. A special train carrying 40 men and horses will leave Rincon for Pinar del Rio tomorrow. The rest will be marched to Guanajay and other nearby points in Pinar del Rio as rolls are completed.
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Guerrera
Rincon
Pinar del Rio
Guanajay
Quesada urged to remain as Cuban minister
Secretary Root and Secretary Taft press Gonzalo de Quesada to stay at his post as Cuban minister after his resignation, stressing that Cuba's real friends expect continued service to support independence and self-government. The letter, dated Oct 1, urges self-sacrifice for restoration of constitutional government and notes Quesada consent to stay on.
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Washington
Root
Gonzalo de Quesada
Cuba
Quesada
Taft
Palma
Cubi
Mr. Root
Bacon
Hasvana
Department of State
Quezada
Ada
Art
United ‘States
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Cubis
Butte High School Football Schedule Shaped For Season
Alexander Le Vinski, manager, outlines an almost complete schedule for Butte high school football with games planned against Montana Wesleyan Helena, Montana College Deer Lodge, Livingston High School Butte, Spokane and Seattle High School. Scheduling faces delays due to absent second university team and late spring arrangements. Thanksgiving game against Seattle High School at Butte is likely.
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Alexander Le= Vinski
Butte
Missoula
Helena
Anaconda
Bozeman
Erly
Butter Boot of Mines
Columbia Wardena
Montana Wesleyan College of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Livingston High School
Epeskane High
Pokane
Salt Lake
Fat Salt Lake
Great Falle
Seattle
Beeattle
Spokane
Salt” Lake
Dimicult Tisk
Butte Miners Prepare for Northwest Rivals in Hard Schedule
The Butte team, seasoned by travel and sulphur smoke, faces two home opponents after a rugged road stretch. They may beat Spokane but face Salt Lake and Great Falls, with optimism on steady improvement under Furman. Saturday’s classmer meet and field reports hint at a hopeful season despite tough tests.
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Butte
Spokane
Seattle
Salt Lake
Great Falls
Northwest
Furman
School of Mines
Chicago Wins Pennant as Rain Stops Doubleheader
In Chicago on October 2 the American League pennant was decided after both scheduled doubleheader games were halted by wet grounds. Philadelphia and New York split their two games in Philadelphia. Chicago cannot be overtaken even if it loses the remaining four games.
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Chicago
Chicago _amere
Tn Wh
Philelphia
New York
Philadelphia
Washington and Boston end season in doubleheader
Washington closes the season with a doubles twin bill against Boston. The home team wins the first game while Boston takes the second. First game Batteries Falkenburg and Warner. Harris and Armbruster. Second game Batteries Wilson Swarmstedt Carrigan. Wakeneta for Boston.
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Boston
Bostons
Rae
Washington Seecesessee
Poceeetiemala Tatteries
Falkenburg and
Warner
Harris and Armbruster
RH. E
Japan
Wakeneta
Wilson
Swarmstedt
Carrigan
Boston Falls to Brooklyn on Road in New York Clash
National League action in New York sees Boston suffer its hundredth loss of the season as Brooklyn defeats the visitors. Battery combination Scanlon and Bergen for Brooklyn and Preitzer for Boston were noted in the brief report.
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Boston
Hoston
Ita
Brooklyn
Ebceaterny Batteries
Scanion
Bergen
Preitzer
Portland Beats Angels in Two Inning Showdown
Portland repeated yesterday by beating Los Angeles in two innings. Henderson and Lister shared pitching honors with eight strikeouts between them. Batteries Nagle and Buckley contributed for Portland while Henderson and Lister starred on the mound, with Donahue behind the plate as umpire Per.
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Los Angeles
Portland
Angels
Henderson
Lister
Los ‘Angeles
Betas
Nagle
Buckiey Henderson
Donahue
Welen stars in key win as box dominatesSeattleOakland game
Fragmentary report notes Welen's superior work on the box contributing to San Francisco victory. In Oakland, Seattle edged ahead late with two runs in the eighth, two men scoring on a two-bagger by Croll. Umpire names appear garbled in the clipping.
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Fresno
Welen
San Francisco
al and Wilson
Fitagerald
Derrickid Hogan
Oakland
Onan
Croll
Tateld
Seattle
Seattle Oaklawa Tatteries
Hackett Es Cay
Blankenship
Mahattey
Fixing Details of Sale of the Barnes King Mine
Special Dispatch reports from Lewistown Oct 2 that W B Devereux Jr of Glenwood Springs Colorado and E W King share ownership of Barnes King Mine with Clarence Barnes of Boise. The parties, tied to Amalgamated, aim to finalize property details. Agreement price is stated as 1007 dollars.
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Barnes-King
Standard
Lewistown
W. B. Devereux, Jr
Glenwood Springs
Colo
E. W. King
Mr. King
Clarence Barnes
Boise
Awais
Kendall
Amalgamated
French woman Joannes Tiley linked to Paris terror plot
In Toulon France on Oct 2 a gun arrest is reported for a woman identified as Joanne Tiley who allegedly attacked the governor of Ekaterinae Slav and claimed Russian ties. The suspect reportedly joined radicals through Russian student associates in the Latin Quarter of Paris and planned to kill a prominent Russian official.
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Toulon
France
Ekaterinae Slav
Joanne ‘Tiley
Paris
Butte Curling Club Expands As Winter Plans Grow
Butte curlers gathered at Vice President F W McCrimmon's office to prepare for winter. Twelve new names joined, making the club the third largest in America behind Winnipes Granite and Duluth. The group approved a rubberoid roof, renovated dressing rooms, and ordered more curling stones from Toronto. Two rinks will go to Winnipeg for the February bonspiel. Ladies in good standing retain free membership.
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Butte
F. W. McCrimmon
Mennessy
Butte Curling Club
America
Granite Club
Winnipes
Duluth
Holland
McMillan
Toronto
Winnipeg
Teelty
Benedicts and Bachelors Opening Bowling Match at Thornton Alleys
A marred men bowling team forms a tenon of benedicts for the opening tournament tonight at Thornton alleys. Represented by Sheehan Adams McMillan Vanlis Aquines Willie Kirkpatrick Joe Barclay Horace Merkle Taylor, the men will bowl five games with a fine pair of bowling shoes awarded for the highest average. The match starts at 30 o'clock.
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