Royal Train Runs Ontario Route To Toronto Visit
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall journeyed along Ontario’s north shore by special trains with brief stops at Orillia Barrie and Newmarket on the way to Toronto. They expected to reach North Bay early tomorrow and transfer to the Grand Trunk line before arriving in Toronto at 2 PM. Crowds lined the route at Schreiber White River and towns along the rock rimmed shore as the royal party conveyed enthusiasm for the western trip despite not extending it.
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Chapleau
Ont
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
Lake Met
Province of Ontario
Toronto
North Bay
Canadian Pacific
Jrand
Orilla
Barrie
New~ Market
Cattle Import Restriction Stance by Scottish Board President
In Edinburgh an influential Scottish agricultural delegation pressed for easing controls. Henry Hanby, president of the board of agriculture, pledged he would not lift the restriction while he remains in office, amid debate over Canadian cattle imports.
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Edinburgh
Board of Agriculture
Henry Hanby
Atchison Increases Dividend On Common Stock
The Atchison railroad directors declare a semi annual dividend of 2 percent on common stock, an increase of one half of one percent from the previous declaration.
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Atchison
New York
Atchison Railroad
Only Woman in U C T A Sells Whiskey on the Road
Madge H Winston a 32 year old guest at the Butte hotel represents Puget Sound Paper Box company and travels for a Louisville distillery. She says she earns a living selling goods on the road, treats traveling men as equals, and claims to be the only female member of the United Commercial Travelers association in the United States.
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Madge H. Winston
Butte Hotel
Puget Sound Paper Box Company
Louisville
South
Butte
Commercial Travelers’ Association
Butte to Open Season Against Helena on Saturday
Butte high school football begins its season in Butte on Saturday October 12 facing Helena high. Captain Curtiss says the squad is ready and Coach Dr J Freund has the team working hard. Readable player list includes Adams L Farly K Farly Curtiss Brown Mills Boyce MccMean Green Cohen Wilker Bliss Bretherton Hammond Hyland Whelan Donnelly Hanly and Young. Funeral for Mrs Sam Boggs set for today at 2 PM from Tachells parlors.
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Butte
Helena High School
Adams
L. Farly
K. Farly
Curtiss
Brown
Mills
Boyce
MccMean
Green
Cohen
Wilker
Bliss
Bretherton
Hammond
Hyland
Whelan
Donnelly
Hanly
Young
Dr. J. Freund
Helena
Great Northern considers northern loop to bypass Kalispell
Rumors say Great Northern surveys a cut off from near Columbia Falls to Jennings to avoid heavy grades and reduce curves. Kalispell could be dropped from the main line with a longer but faster south by east connection to Jennings and a coal route to Crow's Nest, while Spokane headquarters remain cautious.
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Great Northern
Kalispell
Columbia Falls
Jennings
President Hill
Spokane
Ben
Havre
Flathead Lake Timber Belt
Crow's Nest Pass
Crow's Nest
Montana
Columbia
Jennings Branch
Lawson Arrested on Larceny Charge Over Bill Boards
Thomas Lawson a bill poster was arrested on larceny charges after allegedly stealing rival C A Harnois bill boards featuring the lithographed portrait of veteran actor Old Bill Devere. Harnois produced a search warrant and recovered the boards as a feud between rivals unfolds.
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Thomas Lawson
C. A. Harnois
Harnois
Bill Devere
Lawson
Devere
Wilbur Kirwin Opera Company Popular Prices Announced
The Wilbur Kirwin Opera Company lists ticket pricing at 26 and TM cents for the season with standard seating options.
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Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Company
Major Hawks Questions in Heistand Inquiry Adjourns to November 1
The Senate Military Affairs Committee resumed the Heistand case with Major Hawks rebutting testimony. Hawks admitted arranging that 150000 stock be carried in his name to shield others and noted he had not earlier disclosed this. He said Judge Boyd would not pay for stock and that he favored sparing Boyd, while claiming witnesses swore to untruths. The hearing adjourned after a brief executive session until November 1.
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Washington
Heistand
Hawks
Senator Cockrell
Major Hawke
Boyd
Judge Boyd
Major Hawks
French miners vote on strike amid fears of unrest
Paris reports anxiety as miners vote on a possible November strike over demands for an eight hour day a minimum wage and a pension after 25 years. Unions reportedly favor strike while funds for a prolonged action are limited. Arms smuggling into mining towns raises fears of violence and the government readies gendarmes.
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Paris
Monteceau
Army of Cumberland Elects Officers in Louisville Meeting
The Society of the Army of the Cumberland in Louisville elected officers including President Gen. D. H. Stanley Washington and corresponding secretary Gen. Vi Boynton Washington while recording secretary H. N. Steele Oberlin Ohio treasurer May Joan A Tweedale Washington and vice presidents Gen T T Crittenden California Col M M Fitch Colorado and Gen Be Manderson Montana.
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Louisville
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
D. H. Stanley
Washing
Vi Boynton
Washington
H. N. Steele
Oberlin
Ohio
Joan A. Tweedale
California
T. T. Crittenden
Colorado
Col. M. M. Fitch
Kansas
Sergi
Henry J. Allen
Montana
Manderson
Princeton Beats NYU in New York Grid Clash
Princeton defeated New York University 2 to 4 in a football game at Princeton, N. J. Yale shut out Wesleyan 24 to 0 in New Haven, Conn. Yale scored four touchdowns to blank Wesleyan this afternoon.
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Princeton
N. J. Oel
New York University
New Haven. Conn
Yale
Wesleyan
Police interview leads to Balad Faced Kid release
Chief Ben Francis and Officer Robinson of Boise questioned Dan Leasure in Baker City about a Boise murder. Leasure, nicknamed the Balad Faced Kid, appeared to have been in town before the crime and was released this afternoon. In Alaska, Lieutenant Bertholf reported 42 Siberian reindeer on board with 24 landed alive.
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Baker City
Ore
Ben Francis
Robinson
Boise
Idaho
Dan Leasure
Levy
Leasure
Washington
Bertholf
Revenue Cutter Service
Alaska
Van Kuran Sentenced for Embezzling from Oregon Short Line
Arthur J. Van Kuran received two and a half years in the state penitentiary for embezzling four thousand dollars while employed by the Oregon Short Line Railroad Company in Salt Lake City Utah during October.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Arthur J. van Kuran
State Penitentiary
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Tacoma Doctor Hiram P. Tuttle Dies Suddenly
Tacoma Washington October death of Dr Hiram P Tuttle inventor of thorite a high explosive recommended for Navy adoption occurring at his home in the city is reported by local papers.
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Tacoma
Wash
Hiram P. Tuttle
United States Navy
Pacific League scores and mayoral election report
In Seattle Tacoma and Portland baseball results are listed with batteries and umpires. The article notes Charles A. Bookwalter elected mayor, succeeding Thomas Taggart, with a Republican sweep including city clerk and police judge. Bookwalter to take office at noon tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
Charles A. Bookwalter
Woo
Thomas Taggart
Bookwalter
Geer Slams Schley Hearing in Ohio Campaign
Governor Geer announces departure for Columbus on October 17 to stump for Republicans. He denounces the Schley court of inquiry as the most stupid senseless childish affair to have engaged the government.
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Geer
Schley
Salem
Ore
Columbus
Ohio
Schley Court of Inquiry
Millionaire Erick Lindblom Hurt in Auto Crash
Berkeley California October 9 Erick Lindblom the Alaska mine magnate was badly injured in a high speed automobile accident near his home. A rear axle broke causing him to be thrown to the ground. Surgeons report a broken shoulder and internal injuries. This marks a repeat accident for him within months.
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Berkeley
Cal
Erick Lindblom
Alaska
Lindblom
Ohio Presbyterian synod names Dayton moderator
Dr Russell Mc Kinley of Steubenville Ohio, cousin of the late president, was today elected moderator of the state Presbyterian synod at a session held in Dayton.
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Dayton
Ohio
Russell McKinley
Steubenville
State Presbyterian Synod
Edward Bays His Yacht Back in London Deal
King Edward re purchases his former racing cutter Britannia from Sir Richard Bulkeley in a late October London transfer.
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Edward
London
King Edward
Richard Bulkeley
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Hast Broadway
Telephone
Jewelers
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Orton Bros
Fred Orton
N. Malin
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Ed F. Rice
Rochesters
H. Mickel
Dr. W. Curtis
Alhambra
Samuel Kohlberg
Harvard
J. T. King
W. H. McCoy
Darby
W. W. Masters
Philipsburg
Finlen
M. Calvin
Miles City
J. F E. Burkhart
Twin Bridges
W. F. Wilcox
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John Maguire
Grand Opera House
Missoula
Frank E. Morse
Alice Archer Company
Jess
Bar Z Ranch
City
John F. Sullivan
Bitter Root Valley
Maguire's
Opera House
William &. Casey
Hot Springs
Ark
Pipestone Springs
Havana
Antilles
L. Jones
Billings
United States Court
Riyal
Boucher’s
Sam Boggs
Great Northern Railroad
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Nings and
John Waters
Charles Murphy
Nelson
Waters
Murphy
Breen
Tickell & Spargo
Olsen
South Butte
Dan McDonald
Rochester
George Peace
Peace
McDonald
McPhee
Broadway
France
Army OF Cumberland
B. Manderson
Pree
Kumbezzler
Seattle
Beore
Hickey
Frary
Hawley
Swindelle
McLdonald
Pvacoma
Portland
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le Pe Oy Batteries
Salisbury
Vigneux
Britain
Zeartons
O Connell
Izje
Montana Cash Grocery Company
Corner Park
Montana Sts
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Fairbanks
Kirk
Washburn-Crosby
Sceptre
Alexander MacAulay
South Main Street
Butte, Mont
All Steel
Peerless
Scott's
East Park Street
Savage Winchester
Marlin
Lefevre
Parker, Smith, Marlin
Winchester
Smith & Johnson
Sportsman
Weston and
Ivor
Carl Engel
A. Wehl
Armory
Montana Book Co
N. Main St
W. H. Klein
Mgr
Peabody Cigars
McKinley
Adre
Visa
People’s Publishing
West Broadway
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