Cathedral Corner Stone Laying Marks Montana Growth Celebration
Bishop Carroll laid the cornerstone of Helena Montana’s new cathedral in a grand ceremony attended by about 5000 people including state officials and church leaders. Telegrams from Pope Leo XIII and President Roosevelt were read as 2000 marchers and diverse clergy celebrated a milestone in Montana’s religious and civic history.
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Bishop Carroll
Helena
John Patrick Carroll
John B. Brondel
St. Paul
Seattle
Leo
United States
Christie
Portland
Ore
Lenihan
Great Falls
Lillis
Leavenworth
O'Reilly
Baker City
Scannell
Omaha
O'Dea
Gloriaux
Boise
D’ Aste
Palladino
Boston & Montana
Butte
Anaconda Cornet Band
This City
Montana
Carroll
Pope Leo
Cardinal Merry de Val
Coopman
Anaconda
Fathers Day
Joyce
Father Sullivan
Diocese of
Carter
Crucial Contest Won By Chicago Pitesheng Teayw
Fragmented report notes Chicago victory in a crucial contest with unclear names and distorted details. The text references a league rack and a low blow but lacks readable, confirmable facts or outcomes.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs Clinch With Pirates In Pennant Rally Conclusion
In Chicago on October 4 the Cubs defeated the Pirates 5 to 2 in the final regular season game. Mordecai Brown pitched for Chicago while Vic Willis started for Pittsburgh. Chicago scattered 12 hits to seven for Pittsburgh as Schulte and Evers drove key runs and a ground rule helped set up the decisive moments.
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Chicago
Frank Chance
Pittsburg
Pirates
Sheckard
Evers
Schulte
Cubs
Wagner
Haas
War in Europe Appears Likely as Balkans Tension Grows
Reports warn of possible conflict in Europe as mounting Balkan tensions threaten to alter the political landscape. Analysts cite border disputes and shifting alliances shaping a fragile regional balance.
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London
Europe
European tensions rise as Bulgaria Turkey clash looms
London reports warn Bulgaria may declare independence including Rumelia while Austria Hungary moves to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina. Both powers mobilize, British public backs Turkey, and a railway compromise to restore Turkey’s face is discussed among major nations.
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Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Rumelia
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
France
Turkey
Imade
Balkan crisis absorbs French government in Paris
Paris reports the French government fully absorbed by the Balkan crisis as telegraphed updates show. The Temps note from the capital, with continued coverage on page five, highlights the ongoing political focus and advisory flows shaping policy.
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Paris
Two Killed in Car Crash Near Gordon
In an auto plunge over a 2 foot embankment at Gordon Mrs Peter Young 34 and her daughter Helen 6 were killed. The husband Peter Young Sr and son Peter Young Jr 6 and Charles Clark a nephew of the dead were injured with skull fractures and internal injuries. Hope for recovery is held for the injured as steering gear failed.
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Mahoning City
Gordon
Peter Young
Helen
Charles” Clark
Warman
Ashland
Man Loses Work and Shoots Self in Montana Ranch
Special Dispatch reports Hans Peterson of Spion Kop Fergus County shot himself at the Whitcomb ranch near Helena after failing to secure work at Hauser Lake. The laborer’s body found with about 100 dollars by the coroner. he was not known locally.
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The
Standard
Helena
Hans Peterson
Spionkop
Fergus County
Whitcomb
Hauser Lake
Roosevelt to campaign for Taft across the nation
Lincoln October 4. News from Fairview says President Roosevelt plans at least six stump speeches in a cross country trip with a final address in San Francisco to back Taft. Bryan changes plans to focus on Iowa and will travel Des Moines Perry Tama and Cedar Rapids delivering short talks from the train en route to Chicago.
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Lincoln
Roosevelt
Taft
Fairview
Atlantic
Pacific
San Francisco
Bryan
Iowa
Chicago
Mr. Taft
Mr. Bryan
Des Moines
Perry, Tama
Cedar Rapid
Hurricane sweeps over Manila Bay and battleships ride out gale
The Atlantic battleship Meet outrides a 12 hour typhoon over Manila Bay. High winds reached 18 miles an hour as the storm raged, causing overturned cars, toppled trees and unroofed buildings. Vessels moved to Cavite for safety and shore communication was cut.
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Manila
Manila Bay
Pasig
Sperry
Connecticut
Kansas
Minnesota
West Virginia
Vermont
Ohio
Admiral Sperry
Cavite
Bear in Tucson Kills Infant at Park Tragedy
A large black bear escaped at Elysian Grove near Tucson and charged a crowd. It seized a year old infant in a cart and crushed it to death before a gunman’s shot stopped the beast, which was later shot by bystanders.
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Tucson
Aziz
Elysian Grove
Here
Bush Laird
Lawson Badly Injured Thrown From Carriage
Thomas W Lawson financier was thrown from his carriage near North Scituate Mass on Oct 4 and severely injured by the fall and by the horse. He was found unconscious, cared for in a drug store, then moved home Dreamwold by ambulance. His son Arnold said injuries were not serious despite heavy bruising.
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Egypr. Mass
Thomas W. LawSon
North Scituate
Lawson
Dreamwold
Arnold Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Latter Day Saints Vote for Prohibition Backing
In Salt Lake City 15000 members at a conference voted unanimously to support prohibition legislation. Apostle Heber J. Grant introduced the resolution urging church officers and members to press lawmakers to close saloons enforce Sunday laws and curb liquor sales.
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Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Great Tabernacle
Heber J. Grant
Joseph F. Smith
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d’Aste
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Youngstown
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Young Men's Christian Association
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