Bishop Potter Marries Mrs. Clark in Cooperstown Church
The wedding of Mrs. Alfred Corine Clark to Bishop Henry Potter was held at noon in Christ's church Cooperstown attended by Clark family members led by Lieut. Robert Sterling Clark. The ceremony featured Lohengrin march, white satin gown, bouquet, and a small private reception at Fernleigh with about 30 guests.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Alfred Coriine Clark
Henry ©. Potter
Christ's Church
Clark
Edward 8S Clark
Robert Sterling Clark
Ninth Infantry
Stephen A. Clark
Walco J. Johnson
M. Southerland Irving
Grosvenor
Church of the Incarnation of New York
George F. Nelson
George Nelson
Fernleigh
Zola Funeral to Draw 60000 as Monument Fund Grows
Paris reports the Zola monument fund has reached 3400 with 60 from Captain Dreyfus and 60 from each of his relatives. Tomorrow a large funeral procession is planned with 60000 members expected to attend and a cortege to the cemetery.
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Paris
Zola
Dreyfus
Zolas
MM. Chaumie
Herman
Society of the Dramatists
Ludovic Halevy
Octav Miraban
Charpentier
Fasqueville
M. Briat
Minera
Perein
Count Bon de Casellane
Man Struck by Locomotive Near Great Falls Depot
Special Dispatch reports an unknown man was killed by a work train of the Great Falls and Canada railway in Shelby Junction near the depot. The incident occurred around 7:30 AM as the engine No 5 backed slowly. the victim stood on the track and did not move. The engineer Bulmer attempted to reverse but the man was crushed and died beneath the engine’s wheels. Identity not yet established.
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Standard
Great Falls
Great Falls & Canada Railway
Shelby Junction
Bulmer
Man Killed Crossing Tracks In State Scout Camp Area
The victim was seen crossing the tracks several times before death and appeared intoxicated. He had worked on widening the narrow gauge for several camps in recent weeks, and details will be clarified at the coroner's inquest.
Democrats in Sweet Grass nominate county officers
The Democratic convention at Big Timber selected county officers with a small attendance. Nominees included E. H. Combs for Representative, George M. Briner for Sheriff, Joseph Lay for Treasurer, W. J. Cochran for Clerk and Recorder, Prosper Tiesier for Assessor, and A. G. Hatch for Attorney. Mary Marie Rebvasi was named Superintendent of Schools. The platform endorses the Kansas City platform and lauds Senators Clark and Gibson.
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Big Timber
W. L. Martin
George van Fleet
Stillwater Country
W. J. Hannah
Col
Harvey Biss
E. H. Combs
Independence
George M. Briner
Joseph Lay
W. J. Cochran
Prosper Tiesier
A. G. Hatch
e—Mary Marie Rebvasi Thetickenane Craft
Kansas City
W. A. Clark
Paris Gibson
Democratic Party
Last Effort and Interstate Commission Proposals
Discussion outlines how the Interstate Commerce Commission could investigate coal rate grievances. It explains complaint initiation, hearings, possible orders to cease unjust rates, and potential circuit court appeals, including prolonged litigation through various courts.
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Interstate Commercce Commission
Commission
United States
Circuit Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Circuit Court of
Appeas
Miners' Leader Vows To Extend Strike Through Winter
President Mitchell and the anthracite committee left Washington for Wilkesbarre after a conference. Mitchell said directives would aim to sustain the strike and that public sentiment and broad worker support would back continued action. He noted relief efforts have addressed urgent needs and that contributions should rise to cover ongoing distress.
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Washington
Mitchell
Anthracite Miners’ Committee
Wilkesbarre
Issu
Statement on Mine Strike Deaths Sparks Conference
Mr Mitchell challenged coal operators’ claim of 20 killings since the strike began. He offered to resign if proven, noting only seven deaths occurred, with three caused by private police hired by mine operators. He criticizes the police for not visiting the mines and accepting operators’ representations.
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Mitchell
Mitchell Not Talk at Wilkesbarre Strike Headquarters
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers arrived at strike headquarters with District President Nicolls of Scranton. He said nothing beyond his earlier statements and affirmed the strike will continue, with no new moves planned until he consults district presidents.
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Wilkesbarre
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Nicolls
Scranton
Washington
Mitchil
Mitchell
Associated Press
Fect
Congress
Pennsylvania Legislature
Illinois petition seeks temporary receiver to run Pennsylvania mines
Chicago readers report a petition by six thousand Illinois residents asking President Roosevelt to call an extra Congress session to appoint a temporary receiver to operate the Pennsylvania coal mines idle due to a strike. Senator Mason cites precedents in utilities and railroads in support.
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Chicago
Mlinois
Roose Velt
Congress
Pennsylvania
Illinois
United States
Wiliam E. Mason
Mason
Railroad Land Claim Settled For Mullery Grant Transfer
Great Falls dispatch reports Jeanette D. Mullery, Cascades, is the first settler to benefit from a new act allowing the railroad to relinquish claims to unsurveyed land. The Northern Pacific has renounced its right to Mullerys 20 acre desert entry near Hound Creek, enabling her final patent for 120 acres and freeing the railroad to select 120 acres elsewhere.
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Standard
Great Falls
Jeanette D. Mullery
Cascades
Hell
Mullery
Hound Creek
Hermann
Northern Pacific
Apartment of the Interior
Norfolk & Western Runs Coal Trains on Sunday in Virginia
Norfolk & Western issues instructions to run coal trains on Sunday to speed coal delivery. Virginia law prohibits Sunday freight trains, but unusual conditions are said to exempt the railroad from violation. The Flat Top and Pocahontas coal fields yield about 24,000 tons daily.
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Norfolk, Va
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Virginia
Flat Top
Pocahontas
Norfolk & Western
Wood fuel distributed from city dumps by charity groups
Edward T. De Vine of the Charity Organization Society announced that starting next Monday the street cleaning department will separate clean boxes, broken barrels and other wood from refuse at the city dump and distribute it as fuel to individuals who come to the dumps. Previously the wood was burned or sent to sea.
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New York
Edward T. DeVine
Charity Organization Society
Lawyer Barry Offers Control of Vast Coal Lands to Roosevelt
New York October 4 Charles Barry a Chicago lawyer whose firm fronts a company claiming control over large coal lands in Virginia West Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky writes to President Roosevelt offering to manage the lands under any conditions the president suggests Barry asserts public interest but notes funding is needed to develop the underexploited coal fields The letter was sent to the president today
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New York
Charles Barry
Chicago
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Barry
Private stamp on bottle neck signals genuine product
A claim emphasizes that only bottles bearing a private stamp over the neck prove authenticity. The note stresses the stamp as the key feature distinguishing genuine items from fakes in supply.
Inventor of Airships Rumored to Remarry Former Wife
Rumor says J. Pennington and his former wife have remarried, with details scarce. Pennington, famed for an airship venture and later an automobile battery claim, has lived extravagantly with two wives and several children in Arlington Heights London Milwaukee and Chicago before dispersing.
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a _micitinati
J. &. Pennington
Pennington
Moore's Hill
Ind
Arlington Heights
London
England
South Africa
Milwaukee
Wis
Durrant
Wall Street
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
New York
Sympathizers Stop Cars in Glens Falls Riot
A crowd of about 2000 Hudson Valley railway sympathizers halted traffic in Glens Falls New York. Rioters damaged four cars and broke windows as Sheriff Gill sent in National Guard Company D to quell the disturbance. Some non-union workers sought police protection while others joined the strikers after the mass Federation of Labor meeting.
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Glens Falls
N. Y
Hudson Valley Railway
Gill
National Guard
Federation of Labor
Unrest at Factories Sparks Sheriff Militia Appeal
Police failed to quell a mobilized siege as strikers clashed with workers. The sheriff asked for militia aid after stones flew and a Brooklyn employee named Career was seized and left in serious condition under medical care.
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Career
Brooklyn
Nephew of T J Newman Missing After Drowning Report
Miles City Oct 4 a 22 year old nephew living eight miles south of town is believed drowned after vanishing this afternoon in an irrigating ditch search parties scour the area for him with authorities coordinating the effort.
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The
Standard
Miles City
T. J. Newman
Mies
Here
Andy Pritchard Dies at 72 in Idaho
Spokane report says Andy Pritchard who found gold in the Coeur d'Alenes in 1882 died at Murray Idaho last night at age 72.
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Spokane
Wash
Andy Pritchard
Coeur d’Alenes
Murray
Idaho
Oxford to Honor Ambassador White with Civil Law Doctorate
Berlin reports Ambassador White received official notice that Oxford University will confer the degree of Doctor of Civil Law during the Bodlean Library tercentenary celebrations.
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Berlin
Ambassador White
Oxford
Roosevelt Condition Reported Satisfactory Tonight
Washington reports President Roosevelt's condition described as satisfactory tonight after medical updates. The brief note confirms medical progress without indicating new complications or changes in treatment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
For sale and rent items at West Side Employment Office
An item notes sale of a brick six room and frame three room dwellings with easy terms near 62 W. Park Butte and a separate rental offer for two furnished rooms at 201 W. Granite St Butte. The West Side Employment Office has opened and offers household help services.
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Olorado
Butte
West “Side
W. Park
Granite St
Registration Notice for Election District No 1, Deer Lodge
I Thomas Boland registry agent announcesRegistration books open at 414 Fine street Anaconda Montana from October 1 to October 25 1902 daily 9 am to 9 pm with an extra session October 27 1902 9 am to 9 pm for those disabled sick or absent during prior two weeks to register for the November 4 1902 Deer Lodge County election.
Registration Notice for Deer Lodge County Voters
Hugh Farly, registry agent for Washoe Smelter and Carroll districts in Deer Lodge County Montana, opens registration books October 13 to October 25 1902 at Donohue block East Park Avenue to register qualified voters for the November 4 1902 election. He will be at his office October 27 1902 from 9 am to 9 pm for registering voters unable to attend due to sickness disability or unavoidable absence.
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I. Hugh Early
Washoe Smelter
Carroll
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Donohue Block
East Park Avenue
A. D
Deer Lodge
Montana
Hugh Farly
Carroll Deer Lodge County
Registration Books Open in Deer Lodge Districts 6 and 7
Thomas Devine registry agent for Deer Lodge County Montana announces registration for qualified voters from October 13 to October 25 1902 at 213 Birch Street. The registration covers voters of Election Districts 6 and 7 for the November 4 1902 Deer Lodge County election including those with disability or unavoidable absence.
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Thomas Devine
Deer Lodge County
State of
Momana
Voter Registration Opens for Anaconda District 3
The Deer Lodge County election district 3 registry announces opening of registration books at 218 East Commercial Avenue Anaconda from October 18 to October 25 1902 for the ensuing November 4 1902 election. Henry S Neal registry agent will also be at his office Monday October 27 1902 between 9 a m and 5 p m for those unable to register.
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Tion
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Commercial Avenue
Anaconda
A. D
Deer Lodge
Henry S. Neal
Ana
Registration Notice for Deer Lodge Precinct No 2 Voters
Henry Redmond registry agent for election district No 2 Deer Lodge at 224 West Park Avenue Anaconda will keep the registration books open October 13 to October 25 1902 for the November 4 1902 Deer Lodge County election. A special registration session will be held October 27 1902 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. for voters sick or disabled or absent during the prior two weeks.
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Henry Redmond
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
West Park Avenue
Anaconda
A. D
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
Registry Agents Notice for Deer Lodge Districts 4 and 5
I Henry Hymes registry agent for election districts 4 and 5 in Deer Lodge County Montana will open and close registration from October 15 to October 25 1902 at A O H hall for the November 4 1902 Deer Lodge County election. Office hours 10 to 12 1 to 6 and 7 to 10 daily with a special session October 27 1902 between 4am and 9pm for voters who were sick disabled or absent during the prior two weeks to register.
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I. Henry Hymes
Deer Lodge
State of Montana
A. O. H. Hall
A. D
Montana
Deer Lodge County
State of
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Bishop Potter
Mrs. Clark
Henry Codwan Potter
of New York
Monument Fund Growing
Roni de Castellane
Verrin
Romer
Pingine
Cheviot
Gans
Klein
Montana’s Clothiers
North Main St
Democrats
Ite
Cascade County
Womwan
Will Preakh Sunday Law
Harey
Hostetter
Coats
America
Siegel's
Schatzlein Paint CO
W. Broadway
I. Thos, Boland
Fine Street
Thomas Boland
I. Thomas Devine
Birch Street
Elec
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