Welsh pastor stirs Butte Welsh revival at Odd Fellows hall
Rev J Hughes of Wales preached in Welsh to a gathered Welsh community at Odd Fellows hall in Butte. The sermon urged church-based reform, urged organizing a Welsh church and Sunday school, and announced a later trip to San Francisco. A committee including William Grmiths and Richard Jones planned plans and a meeting place.
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Butte
J. Hughes
Wales
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mr. Hughes
Christ
San Francisco
William Grmiths
T. Richards
Richard Jones
David Lawrence
John ©. Jones
Sullivan duel on South Main ends in jail
Late last night a brawl on South Main street between Peter Sullivan and John Sullivan left Peter with dirt on his face and John with a bruised eye. Each man claims provocation and the other denies it. John warned the jailer of a swelling head. They are to appear in Judge Boyle's court today.
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South Main Street
Peter Sullivan
John Sullivan
John
Peter
Finlander On Rampage In Parlor Stove Incident
Police arrest a drunk man after he hurls a parlor stove from a front window at 426 East Broadway. The woman homeowner reports the spree ends with the suspect shouting he will finish the business, then giving a false name John Finlander.
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East Broadway
John Finlander
Butte Briefs: Two Men jailed for disturbance
Patrick Sloan and James Walsh refused to behave themselves on public streets last evening and were charged with disturbance. Both men occupy city jail cots as a result.
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Patrick Sloan
James Walsh
Montana Pioneer John Vanderbilt Visits Missoula Reunion
John Vanderbilt of Norris attended the Montana pioneers reunion in Missoula. He recalled arriving in 1832 with the Stuart party and recounts early Bitterroot Valley ventures. Vanderbilt praises Missoula’s country, notes few from 1862 remain, and shares health and lifestyle details.
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John Vanderbilt
Norris
Missoula
Pioneers of
Montana
Stuart
National Park
Colorado
Bitter Root
Vanderbilt
Almora
Frank Woody
Norwegian Gulch
Boulder Items highlights on church farewell and local travels
Special Correspondence from Boulder reports a farewell gathering for Rev. and Mrs. Grube before they leave for Hot Springs. The piece lists residents and visitors from Boulder, including Guthries in Oregon and Olive Shope in Clearfield, plus church events, a bishop visit, hunting trips, real estate moves, and local movements through early October.
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The
Standard
Boulder
Presbyterian Church
Grube
Hot Springs
John Guthrie
Oregon
North Powder
W. Kennedy
MEK
Gilliam
Olive Shope
Clearfield
T. D. Shope
Pacific
J. Otis Watson
Butte
Amazon
Robert Moore
Great Northern
Parkison
Helena
Stranahan
Messrs
Maxfield
Wotter
Camas
Idaho
Levi Cartier
James Sweet
Jefferson
Hd Miley
Seattle
Edward Ryan
Vretta
Cowan
D.J. Warner
Missoula
Pioneers and Sons and Daughters of Pioneers of
Montana
Robertson
Boise
A. L. Ward
State Medical Board
Tyack
Treloar
Elkhorn
Mabel Holloway
Missouri
Cold Springs
Valley
Fire at Pittsburg Clay Pot works causes heavy damage
A blaze at the Pittsburg Clay Pot works in Allegheny caused about 280000 in damage. Six firefighters were injured but none fatally. The plant employed 165 workers who faced months of idleness. A 5 million cubic foot gas tank from a Philadelphia company stood within 100 feet of the flames and required major effort to prevent explosion.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Philadelphia Company
Lezcart Mine Fire and Barry Bros Warehouse Blaze
Evanston Wyoming October 6 The Lezcart coal mine twelve miles from town is burning in the lower workings at about 500 feet depth with the fire raging for days A new shaft has been opened and operations resumed Chicago October 6 the Six Story Building at the foot of Michigan Street used by Barry Bros Transportation as a warehouse was destroyed by fire with losses totaling 100000 dollars
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Evanston
Wyo
Lezcart
Chicago
Michigan Street
Barry Bros. Transportation Company
Osourri
Siberian
Dimitroffsky
Moscow
Pleasanton Wins Fast Stake at West T De Coursing Park
Pleasanton owner A W Jones seizes top prize as the has been hound upends earlier bets. They crown Pleasanton champion after a fast afternoon of coursing at Pleasanton Park with Lethbridge and Soapy Bill among the contenders.
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A. W. Jones
West T.de Coursing Park
Pleasanton
Butte
MacDougall
Mr. Jones
Lethbridge
G. H. MacDougall
Soapy RM
West Side Park
Netx
Dartmoor Dan
Blackbird
Charlie Prince
Montana
Jersey Lily Eat Silver Bow, Jr
Court Beauty
Defender
Soapy Bill
Billy D
True Blue
Ball Bearings
Don Penny
Lady Hosking
Fitz Regina
Minnie Tittell Brune Stars in Theodora at Sutton Grand
Minnie Tittell Brune delivers a strong Theodora at Sutton Grand opera house with a sympathetic voice and clear enunciation. Critics praise her dramatic power while noting husband Clarence Brune and the supporting company fall short, with John Stergeon also turning in an acceptable Marcellus performance. A repeat date for Theodora is planned, replacing Cleopatra. Haunting for Hawkins impresses audiences with humor and capable performers including John L. Kearney and Alf Grant.
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Minnie Tittell Brune
Davenport
Bernhardt
Theodora
Sutton Grand Opera House
Andreas
Imperial
Clarence M. Brune
Mr. Brune
John Stergeon
Marcellus
Cleopatra
Hawkins
Sutton’s Family Theater
John L. Kearney
New York
Alf Grant
Considera
Robson and Fiske Lead Grand Stage Season
In a glowing review, critics praise Frank Young and Mamie Conway as a sharp dance duo. Miss Conway’s singing earns an encore as Robson’s Bertie charms audiences with a strong company. Mrs. Fiske dominates theatrical discussion with Harrison Grey Fiske, backing a Manhattan theater venture. The World lauds intense passion. other outlets hail the lavish, refined playhouses.
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William Winter
the Tribune
Fiske
Harrison Grey Fiske
Manhattan Theater
Ring
Gillette's Secret Service Fascinates Chinese Minister
Wu Ting Fang, Chinese minister, praised William Gillette's play Secret Service after a private viewing. He asked to meet the actor, who explained his craft with a quip about writing the play first and placing characters where they cause the least harm.
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Wu Ting Fang
William ‘Gillette
Secret Service
Mr. Gillette
William of Mahattan
Gillette
Miranda of the Balcony Opens to Large New York Audience
The Manhattan theatre opened with Mrs. Fiske in Miranda of the Balcony drawing one of New York's finest audiences. Press reviews praised the play as unusually strong with beautiful scenery and a smoothly moving production. The Times lauds the emotional drama and Fiske's standout interpretation of the lead role.
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Manhattan
the Herald
Miranda
Balcony
the Times
Russian universities ease restrictions amid terse reform promises
Correspondence reports quiet reopening of Russian universities with harsh limits on Jewish attendance still in force. In St. Petersburg and Moscow, Jewish student percentages dropped to two within universities, while two capital institutions restricted to three, with broader exclusions outside the pale. A Jewish deputation reportedly pressed Minister Van Noffsky for fairer treatment, but he asserted education serves Christian youths.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Odessa
Moscow
van Noffsky
United States
Belgium
Sweden
Russia
America
Russian move bars American miners from Siberia
D Evanoff, a Russian representative, says American miners may not mine for themselves or for wages in Siberia. He adds that next spring Russia will deploy treasury cutters to patrol the Siberian coast to prevent trade with natives without Russian permits.
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Seattle
D. Evanoff
Nome
Siberia
Treasury Department
Siberian
Justifiable Homicide in Carbondale Involves Local Preacher
Carbondale Ill October 6 The c cnvers jury found Rev Joseph McCummish not guilty in the fatal shooting of John C Brown Brown confronted the preacher with a knife on the public square after threats of murder were alleged McCummish fired striking Brown in the lung ending the attack and preserving his own life
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Carbondale
Ill
Ccavoners
John C. Brown
Joseph McCummish
Brown
McCummish
Eve's Apple Tree in Ceylon Forbid Fruit Of Eden Legend
The London Globe describes a Ceylon tree called the forbidden fruit or Eve’s apple tree. Its blossoms smell pleasant but the fruit is striking, orange outside, crimson inside, bitten looking and poisonous, inspiring Edenic symbolism among Muhammedans and warnings to beware its noxious properties.
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London Globe
Ceylon
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Russ Whytal
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