Butte Baseball Team Splits as Players Head East
Pti McCloskey heads to Salt Lake City to help raise guarantees for Salt Lake and Ogden as the Butte team disperses. Fourteen players share $92 each from local contributions and Sunday game proceeds before most depart for winter assignments in Scranton Chicago Pipestone Springs Spokane and Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Ward
Scranton
Roach
Chicago
Dowling
Pipestone Springs
Marshall
Spokane
Weaver
Zearfoss
Salt Lake City
Delaware
Salt Lake
Saltwike and
Oden
Kane
St. Louis
McCloskey
Grim
Ogden
MiCloskey
Man Injured as Mine Mule Escapes at Bell Mine
Richard Japp, 55, of Walkerville, was crushed in an accident at the Bell mine yesterday. He rode on ore cars drawn by a mule. the forward car toppled onto the mule, crushing his right foot and entombing him beneath the weight. He is at St James hospital with possible amputation. the mule suffered only minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Mine
Richard Japp
St. James’ Hospital
Japp
Walkerville
Nobby Neckwear Presents Paris and New York Styles
A broad display of ladies neckwear and hosiery from Paris and New York arrives in stock. Bishop stocks in black white blue pink satin, taffeta silk stock and tie combos, liberty silk collars, lace trims, protection collars, and New York fad mottled gray knitwear. Hosiery includes Onyx dyed lisle and silk stockings with embroidered insteps, fingered textures, and vertical stripe patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York City
Taffeta
Liberty
Bruges
Chantilly
New York
Black Isle
Hennessy's
Bargain Household Items Sold At Low Prices
A list of old time hardware and houseware items with discounted prices includes a galvanized wash boiler for $1.00, a two quart granite iron preserving kettle for 35c, a hunter flour sifter for 10c, enameled foot bath tubs for 80c, and galvanized iron wash tubs for 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Two Insanity Cases Reported in Red Lodge
Two foreign-born men, a Finlander Peter Naato and a Dane Hans Miller, were declared insane yesterday in Red Lodge. Both are to be sent to Warm Springs for treatment after examinations by Chairman Nutting and Drs. Kelley and Sanders. Miller hopes to rival J Pierpont Morgan in the future. Naato has a wife and child in the city.
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Red Lodge
Nutting
Board of County Commissioners
Kelley
Sanders
Warm Springs
Peter Naato
Hans Miller
Naato
Miller
Denmark
New York State
J. Pierpont Morgan
Nanto
Sheriff Proctor
Death in Terrible Form Special Dispatch to the Standard
J H Sullivan a well known railroad man of Kalispell was run over and killed by a work train near Summit on Tuesday. He slipped while attempting to board a moving train and was ground beneath 19 cars an engine and a caboose. He belonged to the Order of Railway Conductors and the Mascete order in Chadron Neb. He left a widow and family in Chadron who had planned to join him soon after the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Kalispell
J. H. Sullivan
Summit
Order of
Railway Conductors
Mascete Order
Chadron
Neb
Americanists debate the Lansing skull findings
At the international congress of Americanists Dr George A Dorsey displayed the Lansing man skull and described visiting the cave where found. Dr Alexander Hedlicha argued it likely belongs to a 55 year old male of middle stature. Prof S W Williston noted discovery in March by Martin Connonnan's sons, suggesting river-deposited origin dating to glacial ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Congress of Americanists
Lansing
George A. Dorsey
Field Columbian Museum
Alexander Hedlicha
S. W. Williston
Chicago University
Martin Conconnan
Kane
Sounding Wrangel Narrows Survey Returns
Superintendent D W McMorris and 11 men returned from Alaska where they conducted soundings of Wrangel narrows. A report will go to Major Millis with findings and a recommendation on improvements to the channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
D. W. McMorris
Alaska
Wrangel Narrows
Millis
Contemplated Plans Include Practical Cost Estimates
The article notes that proposed measures are practical and presented with an estimate of their cost, indicating careful budgeting and feasibility considerations.
Germany's New Tariff Bill Debated as Ministers Skipped
Berlin reports say Chancellor von Bülow and all ministers avoided the Reichstag session while the grain schedule of the tariff bill was discussed. The cabinet considers maintaining independence and plans new treaties in December as controversy swirls over possible dissolving of the Reichstag and amendments by agrarian allies. Congress preparations include many nominations to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Buelow
von Ruelow
Emperor William
Reichstag
Congress
Senate
Missionary Canon Debate Dominates Episcopal Session
Philadelphia October sessions of the Protestant Episcopal missionary council weigh a possible change to the missionary canon. Bishop Satterlee urges modernization to meet new conditions while Bishop Brewer argues the system is satisfactory. Afternoon talks cover increasing mission workers and a $100,000 appropriation for South bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Missionary Council
Protestant Episcopal Church
Bishop Satterlee
Washington
Brewer
Montana
Satterlee
Bisop Brewer
Bishop Payne Divinity School
Petersburg
Brown
Kansas
Board of Managers
South
Students clash with sophomores over banner at smelter roof
Report describes student rivalry with sophomores including hose attacks and tying a classmate to a sewer manhole. The boldest act was seizing Rev. E. B. Smith of First Congregational Church in Argentine and binding him to a rail fence for two hours. Mr. Smith plans to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Smith
First Congregational Church
Argentine
Democratic Campaign Opened in Bozeman With Parade
John M. Evans, Democratic congress candidate, and U.S. Senator W A Clark opened the campaign in Bozeman. A torchlight parade, band, and bonfire drew an enthusiastic audience at the opera house, with many women present. A disruption occurred when a man shouted at the Reading Railroad president. police removed him to jail. Both speakers were warmly received. the meeting described as one of Bozeman’s largest political gatherings.
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Standard
Bozeman
John M. Evans
Congress
United States
W. A. Clark
Opera House
Baer
Reading Railroad
Clark
Anaconda News: Dealer Arrested Over Unhonored Draft
Edward M. Conant, buyer for Union Scrap Iron and Metal Co of Minneapolis, was arrested in Butte after a draft he endorsed on a Minneapolis bank was protested and unpaid. The case centers on a $200 draft drawn on Northwestern National Bank. authorities expect settlement and release. Conant’s friends say the matter stems from a misunderstanding and all drafts previously honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Conant
Union Scrap Iron and Metal Company
Minneapolis, Minn
Joe Stevens
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Butte
Conant
Alex Wellman
Vellman
Northwestern National Bank of
Minneapolis
Mr. Conant
Wellman
Trustees Approve Segregation by Sex at Chicago Juniors
The University of Chicago trustees vote 13 to 8 to segregate sexes in junior colleges for freshmen and sophomores. The measure is not a final move away from co education but described as an initial step toward that outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Chicago
Paris Police Contain Alleged Loubet Assassination Attempt
Paris authorities debunk the Figaro report as exaggerated. A mentally unbalanced man attempted to climb the Elysee gate Monday night. he was removed after talking incoherently. No weapon was found.
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Paris
Elysee Palace
Figaro
Loubet
Dividends Declared for Security Trust Bondholders
Nashua New Hampshire trustees of the Security Trust company announce October 27 dividends for bondholders. Series A 10 percent to reach 80 percent total. Series B 6 1 2 percent to 85 percent. Series C 5 percent to 90 percent. Series D 5 6 percent to 121 4 percent total. Final dividend in this series. The bank failed in 1887 with funds tied to Western investors, notably Grand Forks North Dakota.
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Nashua
N. H
The
Security Trust Company
Grand Forks
N. D
Ohio widow travels for marriage ends withChicago wedding
Crestline Ohio on Oct 22 Mrs Ella Rinett a widow with five children answered a wife advertisement and met Charles Brunison a wealthy Chicago merchant. She visited his mother in Chicago a pink carnation identified her and they wed on Wednesday. Mrs Brunison plans to return to Chicago where Brunison has one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestline
Ohio
Ella Rinett
Charles Brunison
Chicago
President to Announce Few Appointments Early
Washington reports that only in emergencies will the president announce appointments before the Senate acts. The note suggests cautious pacing as confirmation battles loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prank Faction Seizes Minister At Argentine High
A faction of pupils at the Argentine high school near Kansas City captured a minister this afternoon and tied him to a rail fence as a climax to a long series of pranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Argentine
Long-lost siblings meet after two decades in Parkersburg
George F. Albright and Mary Ashburn, raised apart after the deaths of their parents, discovered they are brother and sister. Albright learned of the match from a miner near Morgantown who wrote to him. Their reunion reveals strong, still unnamed familial ties and promising futures.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
George F. Albright
Mary Ashburn
Albright
Ashburn
William Thornburg
Im Vera
George Albricht
Mary
William Ashburn
Morgantown
George
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Anaconda Iron Dealer Faces Losses on Open Account
Conant, active in Anaconda and visiting Butte exchanges, has seen poor results and a cash shortage as titles grew difficult. Manager Warnock of A. J. Cummings' commission house reports Conant owes about $600 on open-account transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conant
Anaconda
Manager Warnock
A. J. Cummings
Butte
Commission
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Marlin
Stevens
Winchester
Colt’s
Lee Rifles
All
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Main Street
Sherman
Idaho
Chase & Baker
Mayer I
East Park St. Butte
Vitaline
Eagle Pharmacy
Oregon
Butte Hall
Stah
Mouse Furnishings
Mason
Lve Package
Acorn
Asylum For the Insane
Codler
Lansing, Kan
Germany
Bishop Brewer
of Missionary Council of
Episcopal Church In
Phil
Adelphia
Stuttgarten Health Underwear
Medlicott Fine
Peter Wright
Norfolk and New Brunswick
Hennessy’s
Keiser-Barathea
Heamnessy
Anaconda News
Union Scrap Iron
Kansas City, MO
Commission House
Louis J. Davenport
Covington
G. W. Burke
Klondike
Davenport
Lowa
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