Missoula Western Montana Fair Closes With Grand Racing Show
The Western Montana meeting and fair in Missoula ends its 1901 run amid record crowds and praised exhibits. Sibyl defeats Idol in the free-for-all trot with times around 2:18 to 2:20, while D. C. S. and others are scratched. Aurora B. wins a half mile dash. Coloma and Hard Case headline a strong closing program.
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Idol
Sibyl
Dr. Buckley
Missoula
George Far
Dingley
Aurora B
Exuberant
Glide Away
Mutuals
Calgary
School Selle
Congreve
Montanus
J. J. Buckley
Coeben
John ‘MacAulay
Dillon
Montanas
Fullerton
Great Falls
Foul Play
Searchlight
Judge Nelson
Captain Kidd
Baby L
Bitter Root Maid
Coloma
Chick McGregor
Umatilla
Dr. Mills
Colonel Marshall
John Pace Visits Missoula Pioneer Meeting and Fair
John W. Pace of the Montana Stockman and Farmer, based in Helena, attends a Missoula gathering with newspaper men. Pace arrived from the East around the start of the old Helena Journal, has worked in Montana media for years, and is regarded as an old timer by Western colleagues.
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John Pace
Missoula
John W. Pace
Montana Stockman and Farmer
Helena
Pace
Montana
Reverend Weed Arrives to Supply Missoula Episcopal Pulpit
Rev. Mr. Weed arrives from Orange New Jersey to fill the Missoula Episcopal church pulpit during Rev H Linley’s absence. He traveled since last Monday morning and will lead both Sunday services, praising the town’s size and prospects after a six month stay.
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Missoula
Mr. Weed
Episcopal Church
H. Linley
Orange
N. J
North Pacific firemen recall test yields six successful
In Missoula on Oct 4 the Northern Pacific recall exam in Spokane and Missoula produced six men who passed with first class records and high honors. Names listed include M. C. Ross R. E. Lyle J. Roeh James Sheppard L. D. Sterne and J. Bhuh. They will receive runs out of Missoula once assigned.
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Missoula
Bpokane
Northern Pacific
Wil
M. C. Ross
R. E. Lyle
J. Roeh
James Sheppard
L. D. Sterne
J. Bhuh
Missouli
Deficit and a million-dollar drive mark the Episcopal meeting
In San Francisco the triennial convention of the Episcopal Church of America focused on missions and finances. A deficit of 162,719 was noted though covered by reserves, with calls to raise one million dollars this year for global and domestic work. The divorce canon and next convention site dominated debate.
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Episcopal Church of America
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House of Deputies
Pittsburg
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Cincinnati
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New Orleans
J. Pierpont Morgan
Board of Missions
Ailsle
Lindsay
Tuttle
Missouri
Order of Business
Brewster
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Albany
W. R. Huntington
H. W. Nelson
A. T. Mahan
W. W. Frazier
A. 8. Lloyd
China
Cuba
United States
Porto Rico
Philippines
Woman's Auxiliary
Lloyd
St. Luke's Church
Daughters of the King
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Committee On Elections
John Osborne
St. Clement's Chapel
Honolulu
Hawaii
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Ohio
Kentucky
Louisiana
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Board of Managers
Rome
Georgia
Satterlee
Protestant Episcopal Church
America
Bradstreet reports strong trade but more failures this year
Bradstreets summary notes heavy business and high bank clearings across the nine months with active iron and wool industries. Cotton weak but woolen mills busy with winter orders and high consumption. Failures rise versus 1897 but not as high as earlier years. wheat exports dip while corn steadies.
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New York
Bradstreet
Foundry
Bessemer
Cateago
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Treasury Statement Shows Cash Balance and Gold Reserves
Treasury balances as of today list available cash at 171,081,704 dollars and gold reserves at 102 million dollars. No further main figures are provided in the fragment.
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Washington
Treasury
Wool market notes from Oregon and California runs
San Francisco reports on fall and spring wool prices across Nevada Eastern Oregon and Valley Oregon with rates for mountain lambs San Joaquin plains Humberdét Mendocino and related districts. Prices listed include 10 12 cents 1.71 cents and 19 1 cents per unit as market values.
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Hamilton
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Victoria
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Quebec
Nevada
Oregon
Valley Oregon
Mountain
San Joaquin Plains
Humberdét
Mendocino
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Tablet Claim
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with a no cure no pay offer. The advertisement cites a price in cents and asserts rapid relief from coughs and colds.
Butte Stock Exchange Incorporation Report
Butte stock exchange formed with capital stock of 8000 dollars. Trustees for the first three months include W D Thornton W B Hamilton E L Whitmore Joseph V Long James T Finien Hugh I Wilson Charles W Clark Ramuel D Martin of Butte and Earl V McCune of Salt Lake.
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Standard
Helena
Butte Stock Exchange
W. D. Thornton
W. B. Hamilton
E. L. Whitmore
Joseph V. Long
James T. Finien
Hugh I. Wilson
Charles W. Clark
Ramuel D. Martin
Butte
Earl V. McCune
Salt Lake
Grand Jury Busies Itself in Brady Lynching Probe
Helena October 4 A grand jury convened to investigate the lynching of James Edward Brady hears several witnesses. Officials report no arrests and expect the inquiry to span several days.
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Standard
Helena
James Edward Brady
Wreck of Montana Central Train West of Great Falls Injures No One
Passengers shaken as Train No 1 derails 45 miles west of Great Falls at Midcanyon 10 16 AM. Engineer Charles H. Wilson and fireman Nick Hahn escape with minor scratches while baggageman L Morris is buried briefly but uninjured. About 40 aboard including Butte Racing Association president Laurence, all report no serious harm. The engine and baggage car suffer heavy damage. wrecking crew moves in and clears route within two hours.
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Standard
Great Falls
Butte
Midcanyon
Cascade
Charles H. Wilson
Nick Hahn
L. Morris
Express
Laurence
Butte Racing Association
Ross
George Stevens
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk
Montana Central
Stevens
Edward Rce Resentenced to Be Hanged in Idaho
Wallace Idaho October 4 Edward Rce renewed murder verdict for killing Matt Matley a year ago and is resentenced to hang on November 6.
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Wallace
Idaho
Edward Rce
Matt Matley
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