Consolidation Plans Tie Oregon Lines to West Coast Rail
Deseret News reports Harriman interests may consolidate the Oregon Railway and Navigation with steamship lines and the Oregon Short Line, with W. H. Bancroft and T. M. Schumacher overseeing both. The plan includes merging the Oregon Short Line and Oregon Railway and Navigation, and ceding the southern Short Line south of Salt Lake City to the San Pedro Los Angeles Salt Lake road promoters.
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Salt Lake City
Deseret News
Harriman
Saltlah
West
To. Kholders
Oregon Short Lim
Utah
Oregon Railway & Navigaton Company
Oregon Short Line
W. H. Bancroft
Mana Ie
Mr. Bancroft
T. M. Schumach
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Road
Montana Medical Board Adjourns Examination Results
Sixteen of twenty candidates for Montana medical certificates passed the state board exams held this week. The tough test saw only 20 percent fail, with several hopefuls from Butte and other towns among the successful list.
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Helens
Montana
P. H. McCarthy
FE. W. Traior
L. Larson
A. Poska
Butte
J. FE Ragsdale
Belgrade
John Dunlap
Yold Butte
G. F. Tidyman
Evans announces campaign itinerary for John M. Evans
Democratic candidate John M. Evans lays out a campaign tour across Montana with stops at Anaconda Oct 18 Deer Lodge Oct 4 Helena Oct 15 Boulder Oct 16 Stevensville Oct 17 Philipsburg Oct 11 Billings Oct 20 Big Timber Oct 11 Bozeman Oct 22 Livingston Oct 4 Townsend Oct 24 Great Falls Oct 25 Glasgow Oct 27 Havre Oct 8 Columbia Falls Oct 30 Kalispell Oct 30 Butte Nov 1 Missoula Nov 3 Former Chief Justice W Y Pemberton of Butte will join during the first week and Col C B Nolan the second week
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Standard
Helena
Democratic State Central Committee
John M. Evans
Congess
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Boulder
Stevensville
Philipsburg
Billings
Big Timber
Bozeman
Livingston
Townsend
Great Falls
Oet
Glasgow
Havre
Columbia Falls
Kalispell
Butte
Missoula
W. Y. Pemberton
Evansuring
Col. C. BR. Nolan
Beef Samples For Tuberculosis Test From Sand Coulee
Helena October 10 State Veterinarian Knowles received from A F Longeway secretary of the state board of health samples of beef from two animals killed at Sand Coulee believed to be tuberculous Dr Knowles will conduct a thorough test to determine infection.
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Standard
Helena
Knowles
A. F. Longeway
Great Falls
State Board of Health
Sand Coulee
Veterans Union Split Strikes Fray Over Forms Drive
A veterans organization faces a rift as members withdraw amid disputes over forms and procedures. Leaders warn the split could affect upcoming events and membership decisions.
Turbulent Union Veterans split over Dyrenforth suspension
The Union Veterans' union faced a heated convention as a committee urged Commander-in-Chief Dyrenforth's suspension. He refused to recognize the report, triggering chaos, with factions voting to uphold him, while others seceded to form a new union.
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Washington
Union Veterans’ Union
Dyrenforth
Dryenforth
Ohio
Illinois
New York
Iowa
Pennsyvania
Massachusetts
Des Moines
Division of the Potomac
B. F. Hutchinson
Rochester
General Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Flutchinson
Charles FE. Forest
New York City
J. C. Freeman
Louisville
Few Affected by Coat Strike, Results Remain Vague
Sparse data show minimal impact from the coat strike with outcomes unclear. Officials cited limited participation and unspecified consequences as observers await fuller reports.
Iron Industry Most Hurt By Brick Strike Hoax and Power Shortage
New York dispatch notes that cooler weather brings the coal supply issue into focus and that Bradsstreet’s survey across 50 eastern centers shows the coal strike displaced far fewer workers than feared. Iron smelting suffers, brick makers idle up to 20 000, while coke shortages and car bottlenecks push prices and strain fuel supplies.
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New York
Deadstreet
Bradstreet
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac Rivers
Pennsylvania
Hudson Valley
Tidewater
Northwest
Pacific Coast
United States
Canada
Court martial opens for Huston of the 19th Infantry
Denver report notes Lieutenant Colonel Huston faces neglect of duty charges for refusing to order troops to quell a riot outside the reservation. Huston contends soldiers were not required to perform police duty off reserve. Evidence will proceed and the verdict awaits presidential approval.
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Denver
Colo
Huston
19Th Infantry
Montana Man for Manager at Sumpter Smelter Project
Carr B. Neel long associated with Great Falls and the Boston Montana smelter is named manager of a proposed large smelter in the Sumpter mining district. Neel, previously a two year state tennis champion, has recent work in Mexico and Sumpter. Construction will start as ore handling machinery arrives and the Sumpter Valley railway plans branch lines to move ore to the plant.
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Standard
Great Falls
Newa
Carr B. Neel
Boston & Montana
Eastern
Sumpter
Neel
Mexico
United States
Helena
Samuel Neel
The
Sumpter Valley Railway
Hicks-Strong Wedding at Rancho del Fortes Near Los Angeles
Frederick Cocke Hicks of Wells Herrick Hicks New York married Georgina F P Strong daughter of late H W R Strong at Rancho del Fortes about 20 miles from Los Angeles. The ceremony was led by Rt Rev O W Whitaker with 25 friends present. The groom traveled with State Senator W W Cocke and his sister Mrs Thayer from New York. the couple departed for New York after the ceremony.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Rancho del Fortes
Pride
Frederick Cocke Hicks
Wells, Herrick & Hicks
New York
Georgina FP. Strong
H. W. R. Strong
Los Angeles County
Oo. W. Whitaker
Episcopal Church of Pennsylvania
W. W. Cocke
Thayer
Condition of Grain Reported as of October in Washington
Washington on October 10 reports the average condition of corn at 79.6 and estimated average yields per acre for spring wheat at 14.4, oats at 34.5. The data reflects condition indices used to gauge national agricultural output and seasonal prospects.
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Washington
San Francisco Chosen Meeting Places of Grand Arms of Republic
In 19th century dispatches San Francisco is noted as a chosen meeting place for officers of a major republic allied force. The report highlights strategic locales and the city’s role in organizing regional campaigns. The article emphasizes logistics and coordination across distant fronts.
Grand Army of the Republic to Meet in San Francisco 1998
The Grand Army of the Republic chose San Francisco as the 1998 encampment site by a large vote, with Atlantic City and Saratoga far behind. The convention approved a legislation report urging continued veterans relief efforts, push for H. R. 14105, and executive action if Congress stalls.
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Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
San Francisco
Atlantic City
Saratoga
New York
Pacific Coast
Shaffer
Hall
New Jersey
A. W. Atchison
Texas
D. B. Shuey
Kansas
Committee On Legislation
Congress
Sons of Veterans Elect Officers in Washington
The Sons of Veterans elected officers: Commander-in-chief Frank Martin of Indianapolis. Senior vice commander Frank B. Wilson of San Francisco. Junior vice commander James B. Adams of Atlantic City. Council in-chief Dan F. Coulding of Massachusetts E. F. Beck of Illinois and Walter F. E. Smith of Pennsylvania. The maxi session will be held with the Grand Army at the same time and place.
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Washington
Ort
Sons of Veterans
Frank Martin
Indianapolis
Frank BB. Wilson
San Francisco
James B. Adams
Atlantic City
N. J
Dan F. Coulding
Massachusetts
E. F. Beck
Illinois
Walter FE. Smith
Pennsylvania
Grand Army
National officers named by Women’s Relief corps
Washington October 10. The Women’s Relief Corps elected national officers led by President Mrs Loudusky J Taylor of Minnesota and Senior Vice President Mrs Geraldine Frisby of California. Also named were Junior Vice President Mrs Mary M North of Maryland Treasurer Mrs Sarah C Phillips of New York and Chaplain Mrs Jennie Day of Connecticut.
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Washington
Women's Relief Corps
Loudusky J. Taylor
Minnesota
Geraldine Frisby
California
Mary M. North
Maryland
Sarah C. Phillips
New York
Jennie Day
Connecticut
Ten-year-old faces severe injury after wheel crush
The 10-year-old son of Policeman Johnson in Great Falls was selling newspapers on Front avenue south when a heavy cast iron cog wheel toppled from a hardware store and fell on his left leg, causing serious lacerations and bruising that may result in the loss of his foot.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Johnson
Front Avenue South
Pendleton Sentenced to Five Years for Bigamy
Emporia Kansas October 10 James Pendleton mayor of Gentry Missouri convicted of bigamy and given five years in prison. Pendleton used the name Coda Morris when marrying Grace Obley of Emporia and later John Cox when staging a coffin burial at Orlando Oklahoma to fake a death. Pendleton has a family in Gentry.
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Emporia
Kan
James Pendleton
Gentry
Pendleton
Coda
Morris
Grace Obley
John Cox
Orlando
Okla
Coda S. Morris
Registry Agent Announces Voter Registration in Deer Lodge
I Thomas Devine registry agent for election districts 6 and 7 Deer Lodge County Montana opens the registration books October 13 1902 through October 25 1902 at 18 Birch Street daily 9 am to 4 pm and on October 27 1902 9 am to 9 pm to accommodate voters sick disabled or absent during the prior two weeks before the November 4 1902 county election.
Hynes to Open Voter Registration in Deer Lodge MT Districts 4 and 5
Henry Hynes registry agent for election districts 4 and 5 in Deer Lodge County Montana will open the registration books at City Hall on October 18 to October 25 for qualified voters for the November 4 election. Office hours are 9 to 11, 1 to 6, and 7 to 10 p.m. on each day. A special registration on October 27 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. is scheduled for those sick or physically disabled or absent during the prior two weeks.
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Hynes
Deer Lodge
Henry Hynes
Deer Lodge County
State of
Montana
Registration notices for Deer Lodge county Montana districts
Henry Casper announces registration of qualified voters for election day November 4 1902. Registration periods run October 13 through October 18 at multiple precinct sites including Modesty Emmons Mill Creek Stuart Warm Springs and other listed locations with hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. He will also be at Warm Springs October 27 between 4 a.m. and 9 p.m. to register voters unable to attend.
Registration Opens for Precinct 89 in Deer Lodge County
I Hugh Early registry agent announces registration books will open October 13 for the Washoe Smelter and Carroll precinct. Voters may register through October 25 for the November 4 election, with daily hours from 9 am to 9 pm on October 27.
Notice of Registration Period in Deer Lodge Montana
Henry S. Neal registry agent for election district No. 3 in Deer Lodge opens registration at 218 East Commercial Avenue Anaconda from October 13 to October 25 1902 for the upcoming November 4 1902 county election. Special session on October 27 1902 will admit voters unable to register due to sickness disability or absence.
Notice of Voter Registration in Deer Lodge District No 2
J Henry Redmond registry agent in Deer Lodge County District No 2 opens registration at the stone building corner Commercial and Hickory in Anaconda on October 13 1902 and continues through October 15 1902 for the November 4 1902 county election. He also holds office on October 27 1902 from 9 am to 9 pm to register voters unable due to sickness disability or unavoidable absence in the prior two weeks.
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J. Henry Redmond
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Stone Building
Hickory Street
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
Henry Redmond
State of
Registration Dates For Deer Lodge Precinct No 1
I Thomas Boland registry agent for Deer Lodge Montana will open the registration books at 514 Pine street Anaconda October 18 to October 25 1902 for registering qualified voters for the November 4 1902 election. I will also be in my office October 27 1902 from 9 am to 9 pm for the same registration purposes.
Registry Agent Henry Casper Notice
Notice is hereby given that I Henry Casper registry agent in and for elec.
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Henry
Henry Casper
Elec
Registration Notice for Deer Lodge Montana District No 8
Edward Parker registry agent announces registration hours for the November 4 1992 election in Deer Lodge Montana District No 8 including Blue-Eyed Nellie Cable Georgetown and Silver Lake precincts. Registration runs Oct 13 to Oct 25 with special Oct 27 for voters sick or absent.
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Franz Sigel
Potomac
Citizens Corps
Huidekoper
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Woman's Relief Corps
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Chesterfield
I. Thomas Devine
Birch Street
Thomas Devine
Monti
John Welton
Modesty
Emmon
le Creek
M.t. M. Co
Mill Creek
C. Fuller
Stuart
E. Girard
Warm Springs
Dew Lodge
I. Hugh Early
Washoe Smelter
Carroll
Deer Lodg County
Donohue Block
East Park Avenue
A. D
Hugh
I. Henry S. Neal
Fast Commercial Avenue
Henry 8S. Neal
I. Thos. Boland
Thomas Boland
Warm Springs Creek
Cable
Georgetown
Silver Lake
Mal Sheean
Joh Roach
Ben Moss
Blue-Eyed Nellie
Edward
Parker Registry Agent
Slate al
Anaconda, Mont
United
John S. Marshall
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