Clara Barton's Appeal for Homes for 8000 Texas Storm Victims
Clara Barton urges manufacturers and business leaders to provide lumber hardware and building materials for homes for about 8000 storm homeless in Galveston and the mainland before winter. She notes shelters are unsafe tents will not suffice and calls for substantial shelter now. Philadelphia reports city contributions to Texas flood relief exceed 1060 dollars in cash plus trainloads of aid.
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National Red Cross Society
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Johnstown
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Red Cross
Philadelphia
Foreign Missions Meet Opens Next Week in St Louis
St Louis reports that the American board of commissioners for foreign missions will begin its 70th annual meeting next Wednesday at the Pilgrim Congregational church. Leaders plan sessions to outline mission work and funding.
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American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Pilgrim Congregational
Meeting of board to discuss famine relief and missions
The board will convene in a city church for a three day session with Mr Captain of Boston presiding. It is described as the most important meeting since organization in 180 due to famine in India and a crisis in China. Discussions will cover work in those fields and others, with election of officers for the coming year.
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India
China
Knight Templar Rescues Crew Sinks Abandoned Nonpareil
The British steamer Knight Templar reported sighting the abandoned London ship Nonpareil on Oct. 1 after it left New York Sept. 10 for Java. A volunteer crew was transferred, the vessel was set afire and scuttled as water rose in the hold. Standard Oil owned the Nonpareil and 140 miles off New York it was destroyed.
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Beyrout
Mexican Rivers Out of Their Banks Flood Mexico Valley
Telegraphic reports from Tampico describe the Panuco and Tames rivers bursting their banks in southeastern San Luis Potosi. Rivers stretch over 50 miles wide near Chila station washing away hundreds of houses and causing drownings. Villages and arable lands along tributaries have been destroyed by flooding. In Montana, Thompson travels toward Missoula but suffers illness. an attempted jump from a moving train is stopped by Massey. McNorton remains weak and confined for the night.
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Patrick and Jones In Jail Over Rice Will Forgery
Albert T. Patrick and Charles F. Jones remain jailed in the Tombs after Friday arrest on $10,900 bail for forging checks tied to the late William M. Rice. Officials plan to seek the alleged will that would leave Patrick Rice’s fortune, discuss handwriting tests, and continue examining forged documents and related affidavits about a conspiracy involving Rice’s fortune. The World reports the district attorney’s case.
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National League doubleheader ends with split in Chicago
In Chicago on October 7 the first game finished with a ninth inning rally lifting Chicago over Cincinnati on two errors a sacrifice and a hit amid 2800 fans. The second game saw Cincinnati rout Hughes as Newtson and Kasoe struggled and the contest ended after six innings due to darkness with Hughes and Donahue facing Newton.
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Widow Miss Griffin Finds $200,000 Windfall in Honduras Claim
Mrs H F Butterfield of St Paul learns from a Dispatch story that a long lost fianc e Miss Griffin once held a Honduran mining quit claim deed worth 200000 dollars. The 1890 match with Thomas P Harkin ended with his death and a delayed payout to her. Her Great Northern Railway clerk husband remains unaffiliated with the fortune.
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Pioneer Press
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Honduras
Harkin
Miss Griffin
Butterfield
Great Northern Railway
Cockran postpones Leavenworth meeting due to cold
Bourke Cockran, in Kansas City with a cold and sore throat, postpones a Leavenworth gathering planned for Monday night. He arrived from Topeka after addressing a large crowd and sought a throat specialist. The physician said the illness is not serious. Cockran will begin a journey to Paris tomorrow, if able to speak en route.
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Bourke Cockran
Leavenworth
Kan
Cockran
Tomka
Fourth annual intermountain fair opens at Kolse Idaho
Inter-Mountain Pair, Kolse Idaho October 7. The fourth annual inter-mountain fair opens tomorrow and runs for a week. Exhibits are extensive and fine and races will be the chief amusement feature.
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Kolse
Idaho
Cough Remedy Claims Quick Cure with 25 Cent Price
An old advertisement touts Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets as curing colds in one day with a “No Cure, No Pay” guarantee and a price of 25 cents.
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Vrice
Violently Insane Passenger Confined in County Jail
Constable J. H. Massey brought Walter McNorton to Missoula after he became violently insane aboard a train. McNorton boarded the train at Thompson and caused a disturbance before the arrest and transfer to the county jail.
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Missoula
J. H Massey
Thompson
Walter McNorton
MecNorton
Pittsburg Wins Behind Late Hits as Darkness Ends Game
In St Louis on October 7 umpire Ematie halted play in the seventh due to darkness, drawing near-mob reactions. Williams and O Connor provided timely hitting to secure a Pittsburg victory before 3,300 in attendance.
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Ematie
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O'Connor
Pittsburg
Explosion at Spruce mine hurls dynamite into surrounding area
A massive blast at the Spruce mine powder magazine near Evelth Minnesota left a 100 by 2 foot crater, shattered all panes within two miles, wrecked the mine lab and warehouses, and injured at least two people as far as Biwabik, twelve miles away. The cause remains unknown.
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Trio Hurl Rocks At Chinaman Home
At about 3 AM three boys traveling home from the city began throwing rocks at Chin Poy's house in the suburbs. Poy fired, killing Charles Holmes. Poy is under arrest.
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Chin Poy
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Charlies Holmes
Senators Hanna and Frye Plan Midwest Campaign Tour
Chicago report says Senator Hanna with Senator Frye of Maine will campaign in South Dakota and Nebraska next week. They depart Chicago Monday morning October 1 speaking in Madison that evening and visit Sioux Falls Thursday before two days in Nebraska then return to Chicago.
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Philippine insurgents rally in north and mountain fronts
Philippine forces report insurgent concentration across North and South Ilocos under Aglipay while General Tinio and Villanueva mobilize in nearby areas. Skirmishes flare in Abra and North Ticos with improving Filipino tactics. US tariff revision and Marinduque troop movements also noted.
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Man Dies of Shock After Rail Accident Amputation
Arthur Mumaugh, whose mother lives in Springfield UL, died at the state hospital in Rock Springs Wyoming from a shock after his leg and foot were amputated following a fall from a box car. Wheels crushed his limbs in the accident reported today.
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State Hospital
Boers retreat from Pilgrim's Rest with guns and dwindling ammo
London reports that 4000 to 5000 Boers have pulled back from Pilgrim's Rest near Lydenburg. They carry four Long Toms and 22 other guns, and their ammunition is nearly exhausted according to the Daily Mail correspondent.
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Hottest Coon in Dixie Delights Butte Audience at Grand
A large crowd viewed The Hottest Coon in Dixie at the Grand last night. The show featured Bob A. Kelley and Fred T. Carri with strong chorus numbers though Miss Neale Hawkins, the prima donna, sang to a cold and will return tonight. The revue is a medley of songs sketches and dances with Kelley’s drollery providing much of the laughter.
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Butte
Bob A. Kelley
Fred T. Carri
Neale Hawkins
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Mysterious Chinaman Tried Selling Veggies in City
A Chinaman, unnamed, tried to sell vegetables to Mrs. Peter Trask at 347 Feot Mercury Street yesterday afternoon. Joseph John, her brother, heard the scene and filed a complaint at the city jail. A warrant for the Chinaman’s arrest will be applied today. His home address is not known.
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Mercury Street
Joseph John
Warm Springs Livery and Stables Advertise Prompt Service
Mt W. community livery feed and stable business invites prompt attention and reasonable rates. Contact J. M. H. French proprietor via phone for services at Warm Springs.
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Warm Springs
Notice of Election Constitutional Amendment Montana House Bill 188
Official notice describes submission to Montana electors at the next general election of a constitutional amendment affecting the supreme court composition and procedures. It details three sections on court size from three to five justices, district judge participation, ballot wording, and proclamation upon passage. Approved March 7, 159%. Secretary Hogan certifies accuracy.
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