Panhandle smelter at Sand Point to blow for first run
Spokane dispatch reports a historic mining event as the Panhandle smelter of Idaho Smelting and Refining at Sand Point Idaho will be blown Tuesday for its first regular run. The plant, under repair, aims to process ore returns from Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington camps, with a 150 ton daily capacity and the larger stack pending completion. Greenough and partners are coordinating freight schedules and ore rates as the work progresses.
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Standan
Spokane
Wash
Northwest
Panhandle
Idaho Smelting and Refining Company
Sand Point
Idaho
William SD
Helena
Greenough
Greenough of Bron
Northern Pacific
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Bulgaria averts war and pursues peace talks
Paris reports Bulgaria's actions shifted from near war to a possible understanding with Turkey. Turkish mobilization was ordered then suspended after assurances from Bulgaria's side. France and Britain show cautious optimism as diplomats seek peaceful settlement amid internal turmoil among the Young Turks.
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Paris
Bulgaria
Nai
Biharia
Turkey
Um Pasha
M. Paleatogue
Tle
Son Fesult
M. Constans
Kimmil Pasha
Grand Viziier
Constans
Grand Vizier
Czar’ Ferdinand
Oriental
Ferdinand
Bagdad
Viran Sheher
Sabah Eddine
Young Turks Party
Working Women and the Ballot at Industrial Meeting
Oct 18 Buffalo scene of an Industrial mass meeting where speakers urged Votes for working women to shorten hours. Jean M. Gordon and Harriet Stanton spoke on training for young girls entering the workforce. The discussion noted eight hour days for men, ten for children, and unlimited hours for women in some states, with reformers aiming to elect judges who uphold protective statutes.
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Buffalo
Star
Tet
Hsu Bein Shou
Jean M. Gordon
Orlats
New Orleans
Shaw
Orleans
Mit
Harriet Stanton
York
Ley
New York
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Butters After More Business Merchants Quamped With Dealers
A fragmentary notice indicates Butters engaged with merchants and dealers from Western Montana in a business dispute. Details are unclear due to OCR damage, but the items involve merchants and dealers, with possible formal action or settlement referenced in the unreadable portion.
Butte Merchants Lead Mile City Rail Trip for Montana Trade
Leaders of Butte merchants organized a press friendly excursion to promote the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway linking Butte with Miles City and Eastern Montana. The group aims to secure business and present the city as a center for bargains while meeting eastern buyers along the line. The excursion began with a welcoming start and will continue eastward to Miles City and the surrounding region.
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Butte
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Montana
Miles City
New Termination
Tong
Haitie
Nike
Lewistown
Miles Citys
Comforts of home enjoyed by the travelers on excursion
The train left Butte on schedule over a new road with two engines, baggage and commissary cars, two diners, and four sleeping cars. The smooth roadbed impressed observers as the Poston Montana band entertained at stops and merchants distributed advertising on the line, highlighting Butte as Montana’s commercial center.
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Butte
Lrsion
W. M. Tuohy
Butte Business Men's Association
Charles Wilden
Merchants” Association
Poston & Montana
St. Paul Reali
Montana
Two Members of Posse Murdered in Georgia Shootout
In Lithonia Georgia Oct Officers went to arrest a Black man named Charles Mitchell accused of attempting to murder Cr Brooks. Mitchell opened fire and was killed along with another Black man Peek. Deputies Elliott and Argo were assaulted. Elliott was seriously hurt but expected to recover. Pursuit continues with hounds secured from Decatur and Conyers.
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Lithonia
Charles Mitchell
Beck
Ballif
Said
Cr. Brooks
Peek
Argo
Elliott
Kveral
Mitch
Ell
Wilandhounds
Decatur
Conyers
Fillott
Tragic Tales Of Fire Refugees In Alpena Area
Flames swept through Presque Isle and Alpena counties leaving 26 known dead. Miss Cassie Howland hid with her students near Millersburg as the woods burned contending with smoke and heat while families fled to shelters. Rescue crews fought to defend Alpena as losses grew and livestock, timber, and structures burned across the region.
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Alpena
Mich
Rured
Cassie Howland
Millersburg
Rene
Miss Howland
Dust
Mnother
Henry Hines
Chidren
Cathro
Gatween
Metz
Rogers City
Presque Isle
South Rogers
Posen
Sever
Servian Prince's Advice to His Foreign Minister
Belgrade reports Milovanovics, Servia's foreign minister, travels to Berlin London Paris and Rome to press Servia's wishes on each government. Crown Prince George bids farewell saying the minister speaks for 290,000 bayonets and should make no concessions to reach an understanding in the Balkans.
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Servian
Belgrade
Milovanovics
Servia
Balkans
Berlin
London
Paris
Rome
George
Battleships Maine and Alabama Parted Company
Washington reports the battleships Alabama and Maine parted company at sea during their world voyage. Alabama expected in New York on the 1st and Maine to Portsmouth on the 1st. Alabama to be placed out of commission and Maine to undergo repairs at Portsmouth after their Atlantic voyage.
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Washington
Navy Department
Maine
Alabama
New York
Portsmouth
Portamouth
Bartenders Shot Perhaps Fatally at Cooper Home
Special Dispatch reports a revolver discharge at Mia Leonard's home on Cooper. The bullet struck him in the left back, lodged in the left lung. He was taken to Sisters' hospital. doctors say recovery chances appear encouraging though complications hinder progress.
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Cooper
Mia
Leonard
No Hope of Order in Persia Foreshadows Russian Involvement
St Petersburg report notes the Novoe Vremya editorial questions Russian intervention in Northern Persia to prevent chaos. It argues order cannot be restored by the shah’s forces in Azerbaijan Province. A separate note from Salinas Cab Get records three minor earthquakes with no damage.
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Persia
St. Petersburg
Novoo Vremya In
Russia
Novae Vremya
Azerbaijan
Turkey Mobilizes Third Army Corps in Macedonia
In Macedo a misread conscripts from the third army corps are to join on Oct 19 for elementary training. The ambiguous call stirred Turkish nervousness and provoked Bulgarian alarm. Officials claim Bulgaria intends no aggression and seek peace.
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Ofla
Turkey
Macedo
Ripon
Bulgaria
Jas
American Fleet Welcomed in Yokohama Harbor Parade
In Yokohama on October 1 the American battle fleet entered the harbor amid a grand welcome. Two thousand schoolchildren sang the national anthem as ships and small craft drew attention. Admiral Sperry welcomed guests aboard the Connecticut while Japanese officers paid formal calls and salutes rang from the fleet.
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Yokohama
Rious
Mikasa
Acs
Wae
Admiral Sperry
Connecticut
Francis B. Loome
Navy
Toklo Exposition
Loom
John ¢.O'Laughlin
Attempt to kill priest in Chicago church
In Chicago a man tried to shoot Rev. J. P. Fielding at Corpus Christi Church on Forty-ninth Street and Grand Boulevard. He knocked the priest aside and fired twice, wounding only hair. bystanders, including Father Fielding, pursued the assailant through a hallway crowded with children. The suspect, about 30, was seen loitering around the church earlier and carried a note similar to that found on Giuseppe Alla after a Denver church killing.
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Chicago
J. P. Fielding
Holle Church
Giuseppe Alla
Leo Heinrichs
Denver
Father Fielding
Ani
Tan
Dezens
Corpus Christi Church
Forty-ninth Street
Grand, Boulevard
Christ He
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Porte
Council For ‘National Defense
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Minor
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Fastern
POSSE
Andrew Leonard
Salinas
Cab
Get
Mukade
Yokohama Harbor
Sperry
Japan
John. A. Dougherty
Tokio
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