Montana Synod weighs sale of College of Montana assets
The 10th annual Presbyterian synod of Montana opened with discussion on disposition of the College of Montana in Deer Lodge. The committee proposed selling the assets for best value, with final action expected that day. The meeting reported gains in church membership and Sabbath school enrollment, and urged increased mission support and salary equalization for missionaries.
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Helena
Presbyterian Synod of Montana
College of Montana
Deer Lodge
George A. Wilbur
James R. Russell
Butte
W. N. Sloan
Synod of Montana
F. H. Gwynne
Anaconda
Montana
Christian Endeavor
Home and Foreign Missions
Walter Hays
Missoula
Groeneveld
Home Mission Committee
Church and Synod
Synod
Home Board
Synodical Mission
Board of Home Missions
Noo Church
Wwe
General Assembly
Hays
Ladies’ Synodical Mission
T. C. Wickes
Houlder
Wickes
F. R. Farrand
Great Falls
H. R. Whitehill
8. B. McClelland
Committee Named to Deliver Coal Conference Resolutions
Senator Mason of Illinois appointed a committee to carry the interstate conference resolutions on the coal situation to President Roosevelt. The group includes Mayor W. Maybury, W. H. Beamer, Judge W. A. Babecock, Rev. R. A. White, Col. W. C. P. Breckenridge, George W. Stanley, L. B. Rodwell, Frank Gavin, Ed Lahiff, and Mason as a member. They plan to present in Washington, with Maybury already seeking a meeting with the president.
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Detroit
Mason
Illinois
Roosevelt
W. «. Maybury
W. H. Beamer
W. A. Babecock
Cleveland
R. A. White
Chicago
W. C. P. Breckenridge
Lexington
George W. Stanley
Batavia
N. Y
Exaggerated Indian scare denied by Colorado officials
Denver reports Major Sharpe says Western Colorado danger is overhyped. No troop call or army aid needed. Utes in Rio Blanco hunted but have caused no damage. Governor Orman informs Indian Agent Myron after a shooting incident, urging Indians stay on reservation. National Guard may reorganize to station at Meeker.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Sharpe
Department of the Colorado
Rio Blanco
Orman
Myron
Harris
National Guard
Meeker
Kalispell Fair and Races Tops First Day Crowd
Special Dispatch reports the Kalispell fair and race meet drawing over 3,000 attendees. Highlights include Thornburg in the three minutes pacing race at 2:34 best time, Silver Jim winning the one fourth mile dash in 24 seconds, and Enchant taking the three eighths mile dash in 1:05. County day is expected to double today with fine weather and a fast track.
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Kalispell
Ragsdale
Thornburg
Silver Jim
Enchant
Wilil
Gun Drops From His Pocket In Nome Mine Death
Gid Harrow 40 of Oroville California, watchman at the Hot Air mine on Glacier creek, was killed in Nome when a 38 caliber automatic revolver slipped from his hip pocket and discharged. Initially thought suicide, an inquest ruled accidental. He had lived in Nome four years and died while resting on a bench near the mine.
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Seattle
Oregon
Nome
Gid Harrow
Oroville
Cal
Glacier Creek
Harrow
Siam's Crown Prince Here
Prince Chowfa Maha Vaji Ravadh of Siam arrived aboard the Fuerst Bismarck from Southampton and Cherbourg. He was greeted by officials including Herbert H. D. Peirce and Edwin V. Morgan, and proceeded to quarantine before a special train to Washington.
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New York
Prince Chowfa Maha Vaji Ravadh
Crown Prince of
Siam
Fuerst Bismarck
Southampton
Cherbourg
Herbert H. D. Peirce
TD. B. Sickles
Bangkok
Roosevelt
Edwin V. Morgan
State Department
Navy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Washington
Northern Pacific Announces Yard Remodel at Bozeman
Special dispatch from Bozeman reports the Northern Pacific railroad will remodel its yards starting today with about 40 000 planned for the project The main line will be straightened from the section house to the new mill Two passing tracks 1200 feet long will be added one at each end of the yards The freight depot moves about 100 feet north and five new tracks will be built near it with city tracks affected
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Standard
Bozeman
Northern Pacific Railroad
Reconstruction Plans for Bozeman Yards
Surveyors report ready to begin reconstruction as tracks are placed to avoid crossing others. The Bozeman yards have become too small for the current volume of business.
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Bozeman
Burlington Train Hold Up Report From Woodlawn
A Burlington express bound for the Pacific coast was held up near Woodlawn, Nebraska. Brakeman Moore, after being confronted by a masked robber, fled toward Lincoln yards. A posse forms in Lincoln and will proceed to the robbery scene several miles away.
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Lincoln
Neb
Woodlawn
Sivns
Burlington Express
Moore
Lincoln Yards
Bodies found buried at Medical College of Indiana in basement
Indianapolis detectives recovered ten decomposed bodies beneath soil in the Medical College of Indiana basement amid the wholesale grave robbery probe. Officials claimed only six bodies remained in pickling vats, while debates over fire, embalming, lime, and hair on the corpses fueled tension with authorities.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Asch
Manning
Medical Colleges
Medical College of Indiana
Bud Day
W. F. Long
Wallace Johnson
Ebenezer
Gerber
Colling
Jane
Frank Morrison
Howling of a Faithful Dog
Miss Cora Riedel aged 28 residing near Sycamore Wyandot county Ohio died by self inflicted poison found in a hay mow at 3 a m after her watch dog alerted the family. The dog led the search through the locked barn to the body there is no stated cause for the act.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Cora Riedel
Sycamore
Wyandot County
John Riedel
Riedel
Embezzler Surrenders In Akron Police Station Admission
A well dressed 35 year old man, claiming the name Joseph Smith, admitted to embezzlement and told Akron police he was wanted in Baltimore. He said he worked as a bookkeeper for the National Biscuit Company and that he had defaulted last Wednesday. Baltimore authorities were notified. he said he has a family in Baltimore.
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Akron
Ohio
Central
Baltimore
Joseph Smith
National Biscuit Company
Smith
All American bowling team to visit on October 30 31
The article notes strong local form at Thornton alleys with four bowlers playing six games and averages above 180 with two over 200. Misevich and Ellis starred, each bowling six games with high averages. It forecasts an All-American match here on October 30 and 31 likely to challenge eastern rivals.
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Misevich
Ellis
Perham
White
Adams
Black
Thornton
Butte
Verdict Finds William Hooper Young Responsible For Mrs Pulitzer Death
The coroner's jury in Jersey City returns a verdict that Annie Pulitzer died from violence by William Hooper Young after her body was found in the Morris canal on September 13 in New Jersey.
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New York
Annie Pulitzer
Morris Canal
Jersey City
William Hooper Young
Onward the Trotting Sire Dies in Kentucky Farm
Onward the great trotting sire died suddenly today at the Peter Duryea farm in Lexington Kentucky. Foaled in 1876 he was owned by Peter Duryea and W E D Stokes the New York millionaire.
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Lexington
Peter Duryea
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Whiskey expert Lanphear visits Butte with Kentucky reputation
P. J. Lanphear, a Lexington distiller and renowned whiskey judge, visits Butte en route to Hawaii and Australia. He claims unmatched knowledge of Kentucky whiskey, once taught Parisians proper drinking etiquette at the Paris exposition, and may influence Western interest in fine bourbons.
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P. J. Lanphear
Lexington
West
Butte
Lanphear
Kentucky
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
Gulf of Mexico
Portland
San Francisco
Whit Brand
Amere Foun
Atlantic
Mr. Lanphear
Scholastics Hold Dance For High School Football Fund
Very largely attended night of dancing at Renshaw hall hosted by the athletic association to aid the football team. Bergstrom's orchestra provided the music and the event ended at a late hour. Managers expect a nice round sum with strong student support for athletic ventures.
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Athletic Association
Renshaw Hall
Bergstrom
Worth track results from Chicago October meet
On the track at Chicago October 10 results across six races. Aylmers Bruce won the first race over Monia and Naulahka in 1 08 2 5. Leviathan topped Illowaho and Count Em Out in 1 45 3 5. Fairbury led Geyser and Orla in six furlongs. The Lady won the one mile race with Eva Rise second and La Goletha third in 1 40 4 5. Prince of Endurance won the seven furlong race with Pericles second and Arvensist third in 1 28 1 5. Pirates Queen won the mile and a sixteenth with Rasselas second and Alaska third in 1 48 3 5.
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Chicago
Aylmers Bruce
Monia
Naulahka
Leviathan
Illowaho
Count Em Out
Fairbury
Geyser
Orla
Pete
the Lady
Eva Rive
la Goletha
Prince of Endurance
Pericles
Arvensist
Pirates Queen
Rasselas
Alaska
Morris Park Racing Results Highlight Hurdle Race
New York October 10 summary of Morris Park cards. Lavator wins hurdle selling over 1 1/2 miles with Seminole second and Draughtsman third. River Pirate takes six and a half furlongs handicap with Joe Cobb second and Tom Lawson third. Eclipse course races see Musidora top Honolulu and De Reszke third in 1:11 9. Pride of Gale wins maidens at Eclipse course with Guy Park second and Meddling Mary third in 1:12. Withersmile Titian leads maidens with Mon Daisy second and Whisp third in 1:44. Advance Guard lifts one mile and furlong handicap with Royal second and Tom Kenny third in 1:54.
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New York
Morris Park
Tne
River Pirate
Joe Cobb
Tom Lawson
Musidora
Honolulu
de Reszke
Pride of Gale
Guy Park
Meddling Mary
Withersmile Titian
Mon Daisy
Whisp
Advance Guard
Royal
Tom Kenny
Silver Bow Lodge Knights Escort Late Brother FERB Everts
All members of Silver Bow lodge and visiting knights are asked to meet at Pythian castle Sunday afternoon October 12 at 4 p m to escort the remains of late brother FERB Everts to the depot. M H Cohen Chancellor Commander.
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Silver Bow Lodge
Pythian Castle
Ferb. Everts
M. H. Cohen
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Travel
Missoula’s Tyler Worden visits Butte while Warm Springs’ Dr Peter Massigbrod spends a day in town. R A Luke arrives from the capital to observe political happenings. D J Lindsay, Chicago and Northwestern agent, travels up from Salt Lake City. Dr W L Renick leaves for Kansas City for his father and the Mississippi Valley Medical Association meeting set for the 15th to 17th. He plans to be away about ten days.
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Peter Massigbrod
Warm Springs
R. A. Luke
D. J. Lindsay
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Salt Lake City
W. L. Renick
Kansas City
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
Butte
Cripple Escapes Moving Train Near Butte
H. A. Frank a convicted felon with a crushed left leg and crutch disappears from a Fort Benton to Butte train. Under Sheriff Crawford suspects Frank might have climbed onto a Pullman coach top or jumped from the toilet area. search of the train continues as authorities issue lookouts along the route.
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H. A. Frank
Crawford
Chateau County
Butte
Fort Benton
Frank
Deer Lodge
the Cripple
Michael J. Coleman
Richard White
Bernice
Duty Must Come Off Says Secretary Moody
Madison Wis Oct 10 Secretary of the Navy Moody told a large Republican meeting that the 67 cent a ton duty on anthracite coal was sneaked into the tariff act and should be repealed at the short session of Congress. He argued coal operators failed to cooperate with miners and warned they must pay their price without blood. Moody also said the president cannot deploy troops without a state call and would resist eminent domain on anthracite lands.
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Hebrew Church
Hebrew Church of
K'Nai Israel
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Chumaceiro
West Indies
Chumaceirg
Rooney
Israel
Moses
Yom Kipur
Goldstein
Kaiser
Sulter
Owen
Madison, Wis
Moody
Congress
Pennsylvania
Mr. Moody
Navy Yard
Cramp Yards
Horse Thief Royals Recaptured in Montana Frontier
Edward Royals known as Kid Royals, wanted on horse stealing charges, was recaptured after escaping two months ago. Sheriff Hill brought him from Glasgow, near a ranch in northern Montana, where his wife and two children live. He had $200 on his person and is tied to a gang active in Musselshell and Judith counties.
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Standard
White Sulphur Springs
W. Hill
Glasgow
Edward Royals
Kid Royals
Royals
Valley County
Haverman and Sigler Married in Anaconda
Ernest D. Haverman and Miss Mary Ethel Sigler of Anaconda were married at 6 o'clock this evening by Rev. T. H. Martin of the Oakes Street Methodist Episcopal church. The couple returned to Anaconda after the ceremony where Haverman is employed in the laundry business.
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The
Standard
Helena
Ernest D. Haverman
Mary Ethel Sigler
Anaconda
T. H. Martin
Oakes Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Haverman
New Council Named by Commander in Chief Stewart
Washington Oct 10 Commander in Chief Stewart of the Grand Army announces the personnel of the new council of administration. It includes one member from each department and names Montana P Hi Manchester Idaho James L Fuller Oregon Orville Dodge Washington and Alaska J T Sharfey among others.
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Washington
Stewart
Grand Army
Council of Administration
Montana
P. ‘Hi. Manchester
Idaho
James L. Fuller
Oregon
Orville Dodge
Alaska
J. T. Sharfey
Stocking Streams With Trout in Colorado County
A government fish hatchery representative brought 11,000 small trout to Bozeman for stocking local waters. The shipment includes 5,000 Eastern brook trout and 6,000 mountain trout. Eggs will hatch in three to six months, with some released near Bernice.
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Standard
Boulder
Bozeman
Bernice
Local game plan places items in ponds along creeks
Some will be placed in a pond along High Ore creek near Comet and some in the Little Boulder. The note specifies placement sites by named creeks and nearby locality for storage or disposal.
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High Ore Creek
Comet
Little Boulder
Arrests Follow Glass Plant Riot in New Jersey
In Vineland at Minitola a riot last night left one man fatally stabbed and another shot. Jonas Glass works manager David C. Applegate and special officer Harry Dare were arrested amid clashes between glass workers and guards. Ralph Rambo, an Italian striker, was shot. Burt Vandemer was stabbed. The strike's violence drew in interpreters Alfred De Maio and other strikers, with a public clash and protests continuing as both sides claimed innocence.
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Vineland
N. J
Minitola
Here
David C. Applegate
Jonas Glass Works
Harry Dare
Comepany
Applegate
Ralph Rambo
Dare
Burt Vanedemer
Jonas Company
Alfred de Maio
Green Glass Bottle Association
de Maio
Rambo
Vandemer
Dave
Death reported in Toewes shooting case in Winnipeg
One victim died while Toewes the school teacher remains alive but not expected to recover along with two Kehler children and Trustee Rempel. Toewes has been hospitalized in Winnipeg for treatment.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Altoona Dispatch
Toewes
Kehler
Rempel
Crisis Expected Today as Street Car Strike Looms
New Orleans report says the street car men strike crisis arrives tomorrow after the union rejected a proposed settlement by an overwhelming majority. Governor Heard issued a proclamation against unlawful gatherings and a midnight conference considered deploying military forces to control potential car runs.
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New Orleans
Heard
Riots After Socialist Club Closure Kill Twenty in Gibraltar Dispatch
Daily Mail correspondent reports rioting near the Spanish lines after a socialist club closure results in 20 deaths and many wounded. A civil guard lieutenant is among the injured as documents seized point to an anarchist network linked to Europe.
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London
Gibraltar
Daily Mail
Europe
Welsh Coal To Come In Free From Customs Duty
New York Oct 10 The effect of Secretary Shaw's instructions to port collectors will permit Welsh hard coal to be imported free of customs duty. A liberal interpret of the law may place Welsh coal on the free list, depending on a narrow fixed carbon test.
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New York
Shaw
Welch
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