Corner Stone Laid at Cathedral by Bishop Carroll
The cornerstone of a cathedral between St. Paul and Seattle was laid by Bishop Carroll before about 2,900 attendees including church dignitaries, with messages from Pope Leo XIII and the U.S. president. The ceremony featured bishops from Montana and nearby states, a parade, and a dedicatory address praising Helena’s cathedral project and its leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Carroll
Helena
Patrick Carroll
Melon
Fanny Bromidel
St. Paul
Seattle
Sieu
Mitivadl
Ue Kiet
Leo A
Gerne Atone
Eyurah
Wilde
Archbristion
Oirdstie
Porthend
Fistog
Betiliean
Cresytte
Misting
Laflis
Lae
Reilly
Haken Gite
Oved
Soitell
Oniahi
Dan
Bedle
Cardie
Miolae
Heslirte
Limos Oey
Panna
Mestathetica
Taili Dostesti
Ieetan A Manebit GP Bete
Chee Amaoihe
Lend
Pitewatyes Coben Iy
Mailer
Ariens
Tee
Chevall
Holy Wien
Bishow Marea
Pathert
Mather
Butte
Werner
Storm Brings Heavy Damage Over Manila Bay
A violent hurricane battered Manila Bay, driving ships toward shore near Cavite and forcing removal of anchors. Torrential rain and 60 mph winds damaged docks, blew down trees, and toppled buildings as crew aboard battleships prepared for emergencies while the Pasig River area faced flooding and danger to personnel.
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Turing
Awaz
Adiaini Sperry
Kansas
Junnesuts
West Virginia
Vermont
Ohio
Admiral Sperry
Cavite
Two Persons Die in Automobile Accident
Two people were killed in a vehicular crash near a French locale. Police and emergency responders attended the scene, where investigators noted vehicle damage and preliminary findings. Further details were not immediately available.
Fails to Secure Work Ends in Fatal Self Harm
Fragmented OCR text describes a person failing to obtain employment and dying by their own action. The garbled wording references names or places such as Standard and Whitehall, with unclear authorities or dates. The piece reads as a short oblique notice of a death linked to employment failure.
Roosevelt Stump Tour Reported Across Nation
A garbled wire of reports describes former President Roosevelt planning a stump speech tour across multiple states. Mentions of Des Moines, Chicago, and a basketball game reference appear among unclear phrases. No clear dates or venues can be confirmed from the readable text.
Bear mauls crowd at graveyard shocking tragedy
An escaped bear charged a crowd at a burial site near a cemetery. The animal, kept in captivity, injured several visitors before a revolver shot subdued it. One woman, Bash Laird’s wife, died in the chaos as onlookers fled. Police and attendants attempted to restrain the beast but could not prevent the fatal attack.
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Tuvan
Arie Ul
Wlyslin Grave
Biaely
Nadheey
Woouh
Belaive
Aida Pep
Harnedtel
Bash Laird
Tata
Lawson badly injured thrown from carriage
A rider named Lawson sustained severe injuries after being thrown from a horse drawn vehicle. The report notes a fall as the horse bolted and the wagon overturned, with medical aid summoned promptly. Further details on the incident and condition were not clearly provided in the legible portion.
Crucial Contest Won by Chicago Popes Triumph
The article reports a decisive victory for Chicago in a crucial contest. Details are limited in the fragments, but the outcome highlights Chicago’s win and the involvement of teams or groups identified as Popes and Brames in the scarce readable text.
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Chicago
Cubs Clinch Final Week Win Over Pirates Eliminate Pennant Hope
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 2 in a late regular season game, sharpening the Cubs grip as pennant hopes faded for the Pirates. Schulte and Evers delivered timely hits while Brown and Wagner starred for Chicago, with notable errors hampering Pittsburgh in the field.
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Chicago
Oct
Frank Chonece
Fitlenburghy
Pirates
Cewmns
Heyward
Riluc
Evens Amon O
Hante
Cubs
Cirtenpu
Latter Day Saints Call for Abolition of Saloons
A fragmentary report shows Latter-Day Saints advocating prohibition of saloons, with unclear affiliations and scattered names. The text references church leaders, votes, and collective action, but many names and details are garbled.
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Archibishop Christie
Portland
Wits
Ned
Montana
Ariegne
Wily
Basten Armen
Selectian
Hishop Carvel
Cardinal Marry de Vat
Papal
Everett
Beth
Osaid
Carrell
Pat
Helen
Posten
Fintver Cugie
Welton
Mather Tagewe
Ge Todey
Wather Palkidino
Csec
Alow
Arondel
Helena Shoutel
Kiahuy
Carvall
Wadie
Lagat
Mister Treet
Tatiana
Eerie Neal
Mavatsarge
Wwe
Marve Fudhey
Perenne
Whitey
Willie Webi
Qty
Tal
Pang
Navy Yard
Europe
Evilves Cpwakieatiey
CIRO
Pulte Rvc
Fanisays
Etsy
Go Otel
Tsb
Bigeria
Bosnia
den Kerlin
Picea
Tibet
Jyelince
Hilarion
Eflelomes
Pepabine
Hine
Docome
Snerra
Dy Tagh
Ae Chpitod
Hegiedt
Gemma
Annie
Austria
Della
Austin
PAV
CTS
Borg Aeas
Mars
Orb
Taft
Chowornay
Aed
Penalires
Abihath
Dleker
Alon
le Tideyemtaire
Avent Methodist
Epleconay Vinvels
Ate West
Emimnittee
Riyal & Barge
Borko
Minne
Chanel
Juab
Alma
Manila Bay
VY Aldes
Hamid Watts
Elie
Franch
Imarntieg
Roosevelt
Bryan
Preltie
Ievin
Tvs
Dea Moines
Ahleh
Big Bear
Baby
Lawson
Wiener
Hans Tela
Nba
Aps
Gocoreoma
Stee
Aeiente
Alyyss
TAO
Popes Ute Brames VI
Vebei Wey
New York's
Gia Bla West
Marion
Bern
Pittsmirg
Wagner
Ueuul
Hirling
Chigago
Sheckerd
Engy
Battter
Stalion Vo Byers
Seluste
Alngte
Rightield
Pittsburg
Wasner
Syers
Hrawe
Anil
Elenie
Dines
Brown
Prumer
Evers
Seach Geanidor
Eiece
Flober
Joseph
Lenmomorre
Che
Vrilly
Sone Eghaatmred
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