Summer Like Weather Graces Butte as Potatoes Hold
J R Wharton reports Indian summer in Butte with warm days and airy gowns. News includes sailors denying a Sun diary colloquy between Schley and Hodgson and Admiral Schley confirming the denial in Washington.
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Boreas
Butte
J. R. Wharton
Sandy Hook
Columbia
Italy
Montana
Dr J R Sievers Returns for Continued Practice
Butte brief notes Dr J R Sievers announces return to practice and offers boys and children's clothing below cost at Boucher 45 East Park Street for sale or clearance.
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J. R. FE. Sievers
Boucher
East Park Street
Sampson Called as Witness in Schley Investigation
A report notes Sampson testified about exchanges with Admiral Schley and statements shown to several courtroom attendees during the ongoing Schley inquiry.
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Sampson
Schley
Admiral Schley
Letters To Schley From Hodgson Revealed In Press Copies
Washington reports disclose copies of Hodgson and Schley correspondence from June 6, 1899, to August 25, 1901. The letters, some previously unpublished, will be presented to the Schley court during Hodgson's testimony. The exchange includes Schley denying a quoted remark about the Brooklyn during Santiago.
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Washington
Lieutenant Hodgson
Admiral Sehley
Schley
Hodgson
Admiral Schley
New York
Details of the Fight How the Americans Were Slaughtered
Dispatch from Manila dated Oct 4 details the Sept 24 attack on the ninth regiment at the convent and officers quarters. Three officers and 72 men killed, 3 officers and 40 enlisted men missing, 6 wounded, 13 present. About 101 rifles saved, 25,000 rounds lost. Ninety five prisoners outside Quartet joined the attack.
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Washington
Gener! Chaffee
Manila
Betron
Disappointment in London over Shamrock II defeat
London reports a supreme disappointment as the Shamrock II fails to win any race. Critics question whether American seamanship or construction prevailed and propose a race between Columbia’s crew on Shamrock II and Lipton’s challenger on Defender to settle the issue. Newspapers acknowledge a fair, close race and applaud Lipton’s sporting effort.
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London
Morgan
Thomas Lipton
Columbia
Shamrock St
Defender
Sir Thomas Lipton
General Echeverria Killed in Battle Amid Vast Slaughter
From Willemstadt Oct 4 Associated Press report describes field dispatch stating General Echeverria was killed on the Sinamayes to La Hacha road in Colombia. About 600 Venezuelans perished, including 30 minor officers, as Indians ambushed Dar vila’s retreating vanguard of 2% men and annihilated it.
Cable Landing Privileges Discussed for Pacific Route
At the cabinet meeting the Postal Telegraph company's request to land at San Francisco Guam Honolulu and the Philippines for a Pacific cable was reviewed. The attorney general said he would submit his opinion on the president's authority to grant the application within a week.
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Washington
Postal Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Guam
Honolulu
Philippines
United States
Pacific
Railway Line To Vancouver Nears Completion
Vancouver Oct. 4. Manager Edmund Rice and Attorney E H Gute of the Washington and Oregon Railway say with favorable weather and no serious incidents trains could run over the new line to Vancouver by November.
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Vancouver
Wash
Edmund Rice
E. H. Gute
The
Washington & Oregon Railway Company
Miss Helen Long Dies in Hingham
Miss Helen Long daughter of Secretary Long died at 9 o'clock tonight in Hingham Massachusetts.
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Helen
Hingham
Mass
Helen Long
The Hygiene of Fasting From Religious Founders
The article notes that many religious founders prescribe fasting to curb bodily desires and curb overeating. It warns against eating to hunger or to satiety and explains how over nutrition stresses the heart and organs, dulls mental capacity, and can cause hypochondria and gout.
Bathing Machine Origins in Margate and Beale’s Fate
In Margate the bathing machine emerged from a Quaker Benjamin Beale idea that replaced sea carts. Keech pictures show the canvas umbrella shaped caravan and its rise in popular use. Beale died in poverty after trying to popularize the invention, and his widow lived in Draper's almshouse recalling his work.
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Chambers’ Journal
Margate
Benjamin Beale
Keech
Beale
Bolero style gown with lace and satin details
A description of a bolero garment with a crossing fastening on one side. It features black peau de soie lined with white satin, ivory Italian lace overlay, a rounded collar with insertion, and a sheer division between satin and a pleated frill. The sleeves flare to the elbow with more lace and kilted satin.
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