Hearst at Saratoga boosting his game
A crowded Saratoga convention hall heard William Randolph Hearst, a Democratic and Independence League governor candidate, amid protests and applause. Hearst spoke on gas legislation and court decisions while addressing crowded delegations from Ballston Spa, Glens Falls, Schenectady, and nearby towns. He said he would not mislead the public and outlined issues before moving on to Glens Falls and Schenectady, then returning to New York.
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Sayatora
N.Y
Get
Saratoga County
Williay Randolph Senret
League
Ballston Spa
Glens Falls
Sehavierville
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Ar. Hearst
Charles DB. Hughes
Hearst
Court of Appeals
Gal al. Hearnt
Hearnt
Tenrat
My. Hearst
Jesse Hall Condition Growing More Serious
Special Dispatch reports Jesse Hall formerly of Butte remains in serious condition after being shot by his father in law William Constantine. Medical developments update the status as of this evening.
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Jesse Hall
Seattle
Butte
Wiliam Constantine
Last Rites For Reverend Fam P Jones In Atlanta Vault
The body of Reverend Fam P Jones was brought by fast train from Cartersville and was placed in a receiving vault in the Georgia state capital building this afternoon. The service follows his death in Cartersville and details of the funeral are pending.
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Atlanta
Fam P. Jones
Cartersyilla
Bank in Butte Closed by Examiner Amidst Insolvency Talk
The bank in Butte faced closure as examiner scrutiny rose, with manager Garside stating deposits between 500,000 and 100,000 and asserting assets include collateral to cover deposits. He blamed no local owners, noted few eastern stockholders own the bank, and disclosed management changes in August while denying a run on the bank.
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Dass
Twin
Ont
Gatside
Butte
Garside
Eastom
Charles
Will Green
Hoth
Hiiny
Bane
Howgen
Acti Tal
Aetna Bank
Street of
New York
F. Chum Oe
Hoag
Bank
Washington
Boy's Life Saved by His Kicking Gun at Steeple Rocks
In Hodge Pa a boy named Phil Six faced a dangerous wildcat near a cave. He lit a fire to smoke it out, stood on a cliff edge, and fired his rifle toward the ground seven times as the animal fell. He survived unharmed after the dramatic misfire and recoil.
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Phil
Doys
Steeple Rocks
Ste
Inka
Clit
Woman Fined Five for Giving Card Party in Beaver Falls
Beaver Falls Pa Oct 19 Mrs J L Harsha prominent resident fined five dollars by Justice Henry L Shuster for conducting a card party a breach of local law The action was brought by Afre dames Aronson under an act prohibiting gaming Mrs Bronson claimed her daughter an 18 year old spent too much time at such events The party ended late in the morning and Mrs Harsha pleaded guilty after counsel advised restating the defense She said Miss Bron did not whip PINES CUREB IN ATO 14 DATS PAZO OINTUENT ty and signed a plea for leniency.
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Beaver Falls
J. L. Harsha
Justice of the Peace
Henry L. Shuster
Afredames Aronson
Heurg ears Hor Saloon Special Winnaich Report
Thieves entered a saloon by a window and stole cash from the drawer after a failed burglary attempt. The incident occurred near Great Halls, with mentions of Arrington and George M. Watson as locations or persons connected to the event.
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Stankara
Worl
Arrington
Dia Ealnon
George M. Watson
Menna
Une Team
Burglary Near Bradins Crew Suspected
The proprietor was sloping and secured a sum of money about $250 taken. Items obtained might lead to routes. It is supposed the burglary was completed by members of one of Bradins crews working near this point.
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Allion Bradins
Father and Son Killed in Farmyard Altercation
Rising Sun Indiana reports a fatal farm dispute where Jackson Orrik and Georgze Norris are killed and Joseph Richardson wounded. An ensuing scuffle led Norris to fire, Richardson was shot, and Norris was then killed by Richardson who retrieved a shotgun. Wienardeon is yet to be arrested.
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Rising Sun
Ind
Ten Die in Birmingham Boarding House Fire
A Birmingham fire destroyed Mrs. E G Watley’s boarding house this morning killing ten men and injuring several more. The list of dead includes street car conductors and motormen, with 21 boarders and three visitors accounted for. Authorities expect a full investigation Monday, with incendiary origin suspected.
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Birmingham
Aye
E.G Watley
Dena
W. G. Nicholas
D. B. Nhal
W. B. Taylor
G. C G. Preston
Dward Caldwell
B. Menshaw
DR. Burns
William T. Wall
OB. Livingston
Ollie H. Hiner
Birmingham Paint Glass Company
Henivh
Trowman
E Keith
Walley
Burgin
Lesun
New York Episcopal Appeal Delayed Hearing on Heresy Charge
The Episcopal Court of Review postponed ruling on Rev. Dr. A. Cropney’s appeal from a decision restricting his charge of heresy at St. Andrew's church Trachewatér. The hearing was postponed until the full emolment could be heard, delaying final action on the case.
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New York
Cropney
St. Andrew's Church
Trachewatér
Episcopal Coure
Telecand
Brooklyn All Right After Surprise Naval Sighting
Washington reports Secretary Bonaparte has been informed that the cruiser Brooklyn has been found unharmed after an apparent encounter. The Navy confirms the ship is safe and proceeding with operations.
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Washington
Fcl
Brooklyn
Cuticura Remedies Endorsement by Dr Fisher
A physician, Dr G M Fisher of Big Pool, Maryland, writes in 1805 that eczema cured by Cuticura Remedies, including Hesolvent and Soap, and he endorses their merit. He notes sixteen years in practice and allows publication of the letter in full.
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Maryland
Fisher
Tremain
G. M. Fisher
Big Pool
Cuticura The Set Complete Skin Treatment
An advertisement promotes Cuticura The Set priced at one dollar offering a full skin care regimen. It claims to cleanse lesions with Cuticura Soap, soothe irritation with Cuticura Ointment, and purify blood with Cuticura Resolvent Pills, targeting pimples eczema and scalp conditions from infancy onward.
Frank T Robertson Dead in Kansas City
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Frank Robertson, longtime Montana railroad leader, died at Red Grass Hospital in Kansas City after a decline following illness. He came to Montana in 1900 as Montana Railway superintendent, became general manager and chief engineer, and earlier worked for Northern Pacific, with a life largely in railroad engineering. He leaves a widow and three daughters. The obituary notes burial chance in Carrollton and his extensive wartime rail work along the Musselshell and Lombardo routes. A separate note mentions a 1,010,000 gold withdrawal by the U.S. Treasury for shipment to Canada.
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Elena
Orb
M. S. Guin
Montana Railway
Thoreday
Red Grass Hospital
Kansas City
Frank Robertson
Robertson
Stantana
St. Paul
Lombardo the Musselshell
Helena
Rochester
Minn
Montana
Agoie
Pasific
Bozeman
Holene
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