Bazaar at St John's church in Butte draws crowds
The Butte bazaar for St John’s Episcopal church opens with vibrant booths staffed by named organizers. Guests sample cigars lemonade Turkish coffee and art while fundraising for a parish house. Boston & Montana band plays tonight and a grand ball closes Friday.
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Cigar Booth
D. M. Newbro
I. Heilbronner
Joe Dawson
Jean Sullivan
Mabel Foster
Miss Fine
Daisy, Dawson
Miss Roberts
Fortune Telling Booth
Colonel Liegd
F. J. Rowlands
Palmist
Mme. Maze
Art Booth
Miss DeWitt
Burmlevy
Turner
Hammond
Butte
Boston & Montana
Delaware Census Returns
Washington dispatch reports the Census Bureau announced late today that official figures on Delaware census returns have been released.
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Delaware
Washington
Population shifts in Delaware and District of Columbia in 1900
Delawares population reached 14 785 in 1900 rising 16 242 or 9 6 percent from 1890 while the District of Columbia grew to 278 718 from 230 392 a decade earlier an increase of 48 326 or 20 9 percent in the same period.
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Delaware
District of Columbia
MacArthur Casualty List From General MacArthur
Washington reports the war department received MacArthur casualty details listing soldiers who died from dysentery and other causes across September and October. The record notes names, unit designations, and dates, with one survivor noted and a funeral announced for 33 year old John Stukel.
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Washington
War Department
MacArthur
8Th Infantry
George W. Brewer
16Th Infantry
James A. Bush
W. O. Cunningham
William J. Gardner
19Th
Charles Mayer
29Th Volunteer
Archie Rice
Julius Heitz
Eugene Shine
11Th
Fred R. Lyons
18Th
Porter H. Voorhees
James E. Clark
6Th
Cook Francis Gould
34Th Infantry
John Buchanan
11Th Infantry
James F. McLaughlin
Nels Hansen
Courtland McLean
3D Infantry
William P. Schall
Aaron P. Haverman
Hugh Smith
Paul Jenkins
San Quintin
Luzon
Robert <. Harris
Eugene Todd
Funeral for Mrs John P Sheehan to be held today
The funeral of Mrs John P Sheehan will be held today October 9 from the family residence 347 East Granite Street at 930 rather than 920 as yesterday. A requiem high mass will be celebrated at St Patrick's Church at 9 o'clock.
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John P. Sheehan
East
Granite Street
St. Patrick's Church
Fate of Andre Lands in Hudson Bay Tale
Harry S and Knapped a newspaper man return from a perilous 600 mile voyage with nine White men and eight Indians along the east shore of Hudson Bay. Eskimos report a sky boat arriving two years ago and white men killed, interpreted as Andre's ill starred expedition.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Harry S&s
Andre
Fragmentary Wool Trade Notes From Pacific Regions
Sparse OCR lists wool lines and origins across San Francisco and western states. Mentions Nevada Oregon Humboldt Mendocino and names Wardle Welle Warke Det. Spring and Fall wools Mountain lambs with regional focus on the Pacific Northwest and California wool markets.
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San Francisco
Det
Nevada
Welle
Oregon
Valley Oregon
Mountain
Humboldt and
Mendocino
Wardle
Suspicious Death of W. R. Rice Probed by District Attorney
New York report states District Attorney Gardiner details a banking check for 25 000 by Patrick linked to the death and embalming of William M Rice. Investigators seek motive and forged checks, with coroner and detectives halting a cremation and pursuing forgery charges against Patrick and Jones.
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New York
Gardiner
William R. Rice
Banking House
of Swenson & Sons
Gerard
Patrick
Rice
Hart
Texas
Younger
Mr. Rice
Mr. Younger
Morris Park Race Card Details and Winners
At Morris Park New York on a race day dated in October the first race was the seven furlong first Monday handicap won by Beau with Moore second and Hardly third in 1 27. Orienta led the second five and a half furlongs with Advocator and auto finishing second and third in 1 07. The third race lists Bally-Hoo as a entrant.
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New York
Morris Park
Ormonde
Moore
Beauto
Orienta
Advocator
Bally-Hoo
Children’s flannelette gowns in pink blue red stripes
A sale listing describes children’s flannelette gowns in all lengths with braid trimmed collars. Sizes 4 to 16 years priced at 1.00 and 1.25 dollars each. Stated as from Paris New York and local Montana workrooms with artistic headgear noted.
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Paris
New York
Montana Toay
Horse Racing Results From Bulk Card
Bey handicap six and a half furlongs Gold Heels won Colonel Chester second Choice third time 1 21 Fourth race one mile Compensation won Belgrade second Wait Not third time 141 Fifth race mile selling Annoy won Olea second The Amazon third time 1 42 4 Sixth race mile and a sixteenth handicap over the hill Potente won Charentus second Intrusive third time 1 49
Celtic Bard Wins First Race at St Louis Distance Meet
In St Louis on October 8 results from selling races show Celtic Bard taking the mile event with W. B. Gates second and Tickful third in 1 46. May dine won the six furlongs with Belle of the Glen second and William Bover third in 1 18. Orleans secured the five and a half furlongs by Isobel with Farmer Bennett third in 1 18. Miss Mae Dae won the six furlongs with Gold Ore second and Elsie Dares third in 1 16. Love's Labor won the mile and a sixteenth with Turner second and Pincole third in 1 52. Forge won the remaining mile race with El Caney second and Miss Patton third in 1 52 52.
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St. Louis
Celtic Bard
W. B. Gates
Tickful
Maydine
Belle of the Glen
William Bover
Orleans
Isobel
Farmer Bennett
Miss Mae Dae
Gold Ore
Elsie Dares
Jockey Boland Injured in Harlem Race Day
In Harlem today Jockey Boland was seriously injured in the second race. Race results list winners: Royal Victor in the first, Goal Runner in the second, and Specific in the fourth, with other placefinishers across six events.
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Chicago
Boland
Harlam
Royal Victor
Mato
Tola
Goal
Highland Lad
Sir Christopher
R. Q. Bannon
Alice B
Manehie
Specific
Scarlet Lily
Wax
Bonnie Lissak
Bowen
Port Wine
Cogmoosie
Trebor
Nettie Regent
Ashland and Walnut Hall Cups Highlight Rainy Lexington Racing
In cold raw weather ashland stake for 2 16 trotters saw Charley Herr win all three heats without trouble. Walnut Hall cup ends with Chain Shot sweeping heats two to four in solid times. Other names included Chestnut King Aggie Medium and Frank Creamer among starters in pacing and 2 15 class races.
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Lexington
Ashland
Charley Herr
Chain Shot
Chestnut King
Necreta
Piklu
Aggie Medium
Frank Creamer
Gracie
Maggie Anderson
Lady Geraldine
Annie Burns
Captaia
Kione
Nonamie
Sapphire
Saul
Billy Boggs
Boughman
English and American horses set for six furlongs race
A match race between Shemann's Edgar ridden by M Cannon and Drake's Royal Flush with Lester Reiff aboard is arranged by the Hurst Turf Club in New York. A gold cup worth 25 000 dollars and 500 guineas added to the prize. The race will be run over six furlongs on October 27.
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New York
Herald
Shemann
Edgar
M. Cannon
John A. Drake
Lester Reiff
Hurst Turf Club
Financial Cablegram From London Noted By The Commercial Advertiser
A London financial cablegram reported by The Commercial Advertiser notes movements in markets and quotes figures, reflecting the day’s trading tone. The item highlights price shifts, exchange rate cues, and sector signals affecting investors in New York and overseas.
Market Quiet Then Sinks On New York Demand
The general market was inactive but steady before turning heavy on New York sales near the close. Paris sold Tintos while New York supplier Ana condas. The bank lost £39009 gold to Roumania and £30000 to the continent. The Indian government shipped seven and a half million rupees to London for its gold reserve.
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New York
Paris
Anacondas
Roumania
London
Boston New York Postponed Game Because of Rain
The Boston New York game scheduled for October in New York and Boston was postponed due to rain. The fixture's status remains uncertain with no rescheduled date announced yet.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia Brooklyn Game Postponed by Rain
The Philadelphia Brooklyn basketball game to be played in Philadelphia was postponed due to rain, delaying scheduling and affecting local sports fans and team plans.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Ex Senator Gorman Denies Republican Canards
Washington October 8 Ex Senator Gorman of Maryland denies Republican representations about resigning from the Democratic National Committee and other posts He rejects reports that he told Governor Stone of Missouri Bryan had no chance and that he was tired of the campaign calling such reports fiction.
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Washington
Gorman
Maryland
Democratic National Committee
Stone
Missouri
Bryan
Secretary Root Expected Back at Desk Wednesday
Washington reports Secretary Root, ill for weeks at his Long Island home, is said to be improving and expected to return to his desk on Wednesday.
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Washington
Root
Long Island
Market Snapshot From London and North American Prices
London close shows mixed shifts with Atchison 2 percent, Canadian Pacific 8 percent, Union Pacific preferred, Northern Pacific preferred, Grand Trunk 6 percent, Anaconda 0.74 percent. silver at 29 1 on ounce, currency and money markets steady with minor changes.
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London
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Open Opened Colville Reservation Draws Butte Homesteaders
A party of about twenty men from Butte, led by H. G. Carmichael, leaves for Washington to settle on the Colville Indian reservation when it opens tomorrow. They will travel via Northern Pacific to Coulee City and by stage to Bridgeport, near the reservation edge, seeking homesteads on rich agricultural and mineral lands.
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Butte
Washington
Colville
H. G. Carmichael
South Butte
Northern Pacific
Coulee City
Wash
Bridgeport
Conconully
Okanogan River
Hill to Take the Stump in Democratic Campaign
Former Secretary D. B. Hill will campaign in the West under official notice. He will speak at a Chicago meeting on Oct. 14 and again on Oct. 19 as the principal speaker. Between those dates he will address audiences in Indiana.
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Chicago
D. B. Hill
Democratic National
Cook County
Democratic Committee
Hill
Indiana
MacMillan Hardin Punished in Berlin for Lese Majeste
MacMillan Hardin editor of Zukunft has been sentenced to six months in a fortress for lese majeste. The trial occurred behind closed doors after the article The Battle With the Dragons circulated widely before confiscation. Hardin, a noted socialist, previously received six months in 1898 for articles in his paper including Pudel Mejesetat that likened Emperor William to a people prince.
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Berlin
MacMillan Hardin
Zukunft
Herr Hardin
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