Smallpox Outbreak in Butte Peaks with 22 Patients
Two patients are discharged as cured while six new cases join the pesthouse roster. Names include Bernard Moore J D Whitaker J Cunningham Frank Teller John Callahan John Crowley and others. Hazel Clifton J W Coulter released as cured. Official count stands at 22 cases all doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners
Dr. Leary
Silver Bow
Bernard Moore
J. D. Whitaker
J. Cunningham
Frank Teller
John Callahan
John Crowley
Cunningham
Cash Lodging House
West
Galena Street
Clarence Whiteway
North Idaho Street
James Chesey
North Arizona Street
Hazel Clifton
J. W. Coulter
Trunk Lost July 1 Recovered by San Francisco Man
Charles H. Behre, who lost a trunk in this city on July 1, will recover it thanks to Chief of Police Lovell. The trunk, shipped to Chicago by mistake, has been found and will be sent to Behre at 3206 Sixteenth Street, San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Behre
Lovell
Chicago
Behre
Sixteenth Street
San Francisc
National League game notes from Oct 4 across Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia and Brooklyn
Baseball summaries from October 4 report Cincinnati St Louis with St Louis winning amid uneven hits and attendance. Philadelphia beat by Newark style but locals hit timely. Brooklyn wins third straight over Boston as pitchers and batters split duties with Umpire Huret.
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Cincinnati
St Louis
Jones
Hahn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Donohue
McFarland
Carrick
Taylor
Bowerman
Snyder
RACING RESULTS AT ST LOUIS TRACK OCT 4
First race Missouri Breeders handicap six furlongs W J Baker won Viclevance second Hi Necker third time 1 13 Second race six and a half furlongs Master Mariner won Yayon second Go Out third time 1 21 Third race selling mile Celtic Bard won Meddlesome second Jim W third time 1 2 Fourth race mile and a quarter over five hurdles Eva Moe won Yoruba second University third time 2 14 Fifth race five and a half furlongs Duelist won Doublet second John A Morris third time 1 4 Sixth race mile and an eighth Loves Labor won John Baker second Haviland third time 1 53
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
W. J. Baker
Viclevance
Hi Necker
Master Mariner
Yayon
Go Out
Celtic Bard
Yoruba
University
Duelist
John A. Morris
Love's Labor
John Baker
Haviland
Hawthorne Race Results Chicago October Fourth
Hawthorne conducted six races with winners Barbara M Goebel Manchie Prejudice Our Nellie Piccola. Second-place finishes included Tenny Belle Peace Alice B Advance Guard Koe nig Locust Blossom Nanokee with times recorded for each event.
Races at Morris Park Hold Tight Results and Times
New York results from Morris Park report six races with winners Redpath Orchardis Moérine Muselle Cyrano First Whip and seeings First Whip in a sixteenth. Times range from 1:00 to 1:47 with several second places noted for Valecum Katherina Brigadier Meehanus and Mill Stream.
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New York
Morris Park
Cyrano
Compensation
Trigger
Millstream
Transylvania 2 13 trotting race tops Kentucky meet program
Lexington reports heavy betting on Horaulma from Lawson stable as Transylvania 2 13 trotting race draws spotlight on third day of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders fall meeting. Night pool handle near 100000, with Horaulma winning multiple heats and York Bay taking the first heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Horaulma
Lawson
Roralma
York Bay
Lord Derby
Primce of
India
Cornelia Belle
Racing results from trotting and pacing heats
Silver Wilkes Bay Star Alverda Akin and Greenfield Boy started in the 2:20 class with Stranger winning heats in 2:18My 2:15 2:12P Newton A won the first two heats 2:18 2:18P Futurity for 2-year-olds Alice Mapes won heats 2:16 2:14P Jfurl won heat 1 2:15 Miss Ophelia and Coiremaneck also started
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Wilkes
Bay Star
Alverda
Akin
Greenfield Boy
Stranger
Newton A
King Ldumbert
Free Silver
Mole
Ebb
Tell Tale
Minda
Wilhelm Meister
Jim Lawrence
Pantheon B
Sally Simpson
Otto Weiss
Alice Mapes
Jfurl
Clark Campaign Rally Highlights Bribery Claims and Imperial Debate
At the Grand Opera house in Great Falls on October 4 the Republican rally featured Senators Carter and J W Freeman. Freeman attacked W A Clark for supposedly buying his Senate seat with money and praised anti bribery legislators and the disbarment of John B. Wellcome. Carter spoke two hours on prosperity and imperialism, recalling Pierce's 15 million dollar western expansion while defending imperialism with facts and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Grand Opera House
McKinley
Roosevelt
Senator Carter
J. W. Freeman
Park Hotel
Black Eagle Band
Republican Flambeau Club
Mr. Freeman
W. A. Clark
United State Senate
Clark
Washington
John BR. Wellcame
Supreme Court
Freeman
Montana
Carter
Chinese minister taunts Hale over missionary rights
In Washington Senator Hale challenges Wu on religious liberty and missionary treatment. Wu countered with a biting reference to the Levantine affair and the Levant Mormon missionary, prompting Hale to falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugene Hale
Maine
Far East
United States
Pine Tree
Levant
Hale
Not Much Of An Interview With Huntington
A long reminiscence notes Huntington's guarded stance on stock tips and a failed attempt to obtain confidential pointers. It recalls a brokered scene where Huntington offered only a confidential opinion and refused market influence. The piece then oddly shifts to a postal order alert about rubber bands and string usage amid famine and war related price rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collis P. Huntington
Mr. Huntington
India
Philippines
Northern Montana Office Advertises Rates in Great Falls
Northern Montana The Northern Montana Office of the Standard is located in the Bach Cory Block Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel Advertising rates furnished on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
The
Standard
Bach-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Grading to Rainbow Falls Completed for Portage Cut-off
Great Falls Montana Oct 4 The Montana Central line from the Silver Smelter to Rainbow Falls is finished to allow tracklaying. Two new steel bridges at Portage and over the coulee will be completed by spring, with the entire cut-off likely ready by September. The 1100 foot bridge will stand 90 feet above the river at an estimated $250000.
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Great Falls
Montana Central
Silver Smelter
Rainbow Falls
Portage
J. J. Patterson
Great Falls Portage
Portage Coulee
Coulee
Riverside Park
Montana
Missouri River
Death of Capt Ff D Sharp in Kansas City
Great Falls reports Capt F D Sharp longtime Fort Assiniboine stationed with the 2th infantry died in Kansas City from a bromide overdose taken by mistake at night. He was totally blind and unable to gauge the dose. He was a brother of L D Sharp of Fort Benton and had recently retired from the U S army on account of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
F. D. Sharp
Fort Assiniboine
2Th Infantry
Kansas City
Sharp
L. D. Sharp
Fort Benton
United States Army
Great Falls Notes Highlight Local Moves and Events
Robert Stark of Belt is in the city and Ee A Reichel has returned from the East. Miss Agnes Donovan visits Sand Coulee and Miss Kate Powers visits Neihart. County commissioners adjourn to Nov 7. Various residents visit family and travel, including Fiske of Minneapolis and Mrs. F A Woehner. A marriage license was issued to Thomas G Webber Jr and Carrie K Ribbett. Nurses Katie Kavanaugh Edna Tait and Matilda O’Brien completed training at Columbus hospital.
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Robert Stark
Belt
Ee. A. Reichel
Kate Powers
Neihart
Mix
PD. A. Fiske
Minneapolis
Andrew Rinker
F. A. Woehner
James McGrath
Colville
James Jewell
Boulder
Davidson
West Side
York
EK. T. Wright
Great Fallls
C. A. Thompson
Frances
Great Falls
Thomas G. Webber, Jr
Millegan
Carrie Kk. Ribbett
Litchfield
Mich
William McDowell
Gold Butte
Columbus Hospital
Michael Hunt
James Greely
R. W. Cheatham
Highwood
Sarah Rodgers
W. T. Foster
First Methodist
Katie Kavanaugh
Edna Tait
Matilda O’brien
Fortune Smiles on Rejected Suitor in Syracuse Laugh Off
In Syracuse, a witty exchange ends with a lighthearted laugh as a rejected suitor meets a cheerful reception. The humorous moment captures local social color and keeps spirits bright.
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Syracuse Herald
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Butte News
Sbaaalensel Noa
Hahn and Kahoe
Jones and Criger
Emetie
Hoston
Brooklyn
Boston
Lewis, Sullivan and Pittinger
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Huret
Lest
P. C. Brooklyn
Ise
A . Pittsburg
Old Philadelphia
St. Louia
Atst Louis
Hawthorne
Tenny Belle
Compans
Goebel
Peace
the Barrister
Manchie
Alice B
Babe Robertson
Prejudice
Advance Guard
Florid
Our Nellie
Koenig
Old Mike
Piccola
Locust Blossom
Nanokee
Huntington
Ff. D. Sharp
Agnes Donovan
Sand Coulee
William Kennedy
F. A. Preston
George Painter
Justice Race
Symons
Calico
Daisy
Iwse
Sea Island
Percales
Columbia
California
Oxford
David
W. Park St. Hutte, Mont
Terial
Lar
W. Park St
Butte, Mont
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