Royal Progress to London in Mild October Weather
King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra traveled from Buckingham Palace toward Trafalgar Square and the Guild Hall with a muted crowd and cloaked troops. At Trafalgar Square the county council gave an address, and at Temple Bar the city presented the sword. 700 cheered at the Guild Hall as lunch began. The royal party toured the Thames embankment with strong show of public warmth, returning to the palace at 3 59 p m.
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London
Edward
Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Terrible
Trafalgar Square
London County Council
Botha
Delarey
Dewet
Temple Bar
Mansion House
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Ambassador Choate
General Wood
County Council
Mme
Albani
Hole
Surrey
Thames
Homestead Clash Over Dearborn Creek Land Claim
Sylvain Pellat accuses Alexander Touraille of attempting to jump Pellat’s Dearborn creek ranch. The General Land Office is to investigate whether Pellat settled in 1891 and if Touraille knew of it, which could cancel Touraille’s entry and allow Pellat to file.
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Great Falls
Sylvain Pellat
Alexander Touraille
Dearborn Creek
General Land Office
Peltlat
Touraille
Pellat
Murder Probably Done by Hoboes in Dunsmuir
Ashland Ore October 25 remains of Constable J N White of Dunsmuir were found with a fatal blow to the head. Police suspect hoboes in Northern California's unrest. White, 65, had been active in ridding the town of hoboes. He leaves three sons in railroad work and a daughter married to a Southern Pacific conductor.
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Ashland
Ore
California
J. N. White
Dunsmuir
Hoboes
H. Scherer
Electric Light Company
White
Tate
Southern Pacific Company Railroad
G. A. White
Boyd White
Bisbee
Ariz
Will White
Delamar
Ed Casey
Southern Pacific
Tucson
Sheridan man killed by heavy machinery at the bridges
William Schneider of Sheridan died after being caught by heavy machinery near the bridges at Ruby. His head was crushed. Funeral Monday afternoon under the A. O. U. W. banner. Survived by a widow and seven children. Born in Germany about age 50, he had lived in Sheridan 16 years.
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The
Standard
Sheridan
William Schneider
Ruby
Schneider
Germany
Man Injured After Horse Dragging Incident Near Grass Range
Special Dispatch from Lewistown reports James D Kemble, a sheep herder for Ora Clements of Grass Range, was thrown by a bucking mare and dragged about a hundred yards. He suffered head and spinal injuries and was moved to Lewistown for medical care.
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Lewistown
James D. Kemble
Ora Clements
Grass Range
Kemble
Hedges
Blackleg Disease Spreads Among Cattle Near Miles City
Reports from the Yellowstone south side indicate blackleg is spreading among cattle in the area. Twenty head are reported to have died from the disease.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Yellowstone
Blackleg
No. 4 Ahead of Schedule Train Dispatcher Guilty
Coroner’s jury finds conductors Andrus Lundwall and J A Campbell died in the Rapids collision near Raplds Yellowstone county Oct 4 1902. They blame train No 4 being three minutes ahead and the dispatcher for not issuing definite telegraphic meeting orders.
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Billings
Andrus Lundwall
J. A. Campbell
Northern Pacific
Rap'dsewitch
Yellowstone County
Northern Pacific Railway
Pont
Easil
Montana
F. H. Benjamin
C. Anderson
R. H. Daniels
J. A. Gillatly
Park City
John Grant
Agent Brown
Rapids
Dean
Columbus
KE. K. Dennis
Livingston
Parry Suit Demands Divorce and Support in Great Falls
Susan A. Parry sues Thomas W. Parry in district court for divorce citing over a year of habitual drunkenness and cruelty. She seeks custody of their daughter Sadie, $50 monthly alimony, suit costs, and $100 attorney fees, noting past incidents of eviction, injury, and abuse.
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Standard
Great Falls
Susan A. Parry
Thomas W. Parry
England
Sadie
Pondera
Bishop Vaughn Dies in Devonshire
The Right Rev. Dr Vaughn bishop of Plymouth died today at Newton Abbot Devonshire. He was an uncle of Cardinal Vaughn and was born in 1814.
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London
Vaughn
Plymouth
Newton Abbot
Devonshire
Cardinal Vaughn
Inauguration of Woodrow Wilson at Princeton
Orange and black decorations mark the Princeton inauguration of Woodrow Wilson as the 13th president. Leaders and alumni attend, with ex-President Cleveland and Governor Murphy among the crowd. Wilson delivers remarks on university aims and citizenship, followed by a sod turning for the class of 79 dormitory and a luncheon with dignitaries.
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N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Reed
J. Perpont Morgan
Magie
Thomas N. MecCater
New Jersey
Kean
Robert T. Lincoln
Wayne MacVeagh
Samuel &. Clemens
Hadley
Yale
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
William T. Harris
Education
Col
W. H. P. Faunce
Brown
F. P. Venable
University of North Carolina
Cyrus Northrop
University of Minnesota
Wheeler
University of California
William R. Harper
Chicago University
D. C. Gilman
The
United States
Patton
Cleveland
Board of Trustees
Wilson
Satterlee
Nassau Hall
Prospert Avenue
Army maneuvers mapped on 200000 acre Fort Keard reservation
Miles City October 25 soldiers from Fort Keard map the reservation in preparation for spring maneuvers. General Robb, shown the land by Colonel Thomas, endorses holding large army drills here as the area is ideal for maneuvering.
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Miles City
Fort Keard
Robb
Thomas
Resignation Rumor Denied at Rie Timber National Bank
A circulating report that J. A. Hall resigned the bank presidency is false. Hall has sold his stock to Asbury, Radford, and Smith but will not retire from the bank now, while maintaining large real estate and sheep interests.
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Rie Timber
J. A. Hall
Rie Timber National Bank
Democratic picks Lockwood Honore for Ninth District seat
Chicago October 25 Lockwood Honore was nominated by the Democratic county executive committee for Congress in the Ninth District to succeed James G Darden who withdrew last night.
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Chicago
Lockwood Honore
Democratic County Executive Committee
Congress
James G. Darden
Postal Appointments Spread Across Montana Posts
Washington October 25 Charles Fl Wigren named substitute mail carrier at Anaconda Isom T Noe appointed postmaster at Libby replacing C R Downing who was removed.
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Standard
Washington
Charles Fl. Wigren
Anaconda
Isom T. Noe
Libby
C. R. Downing
Ben Hager Withdraws From State Senate Race
Billings reports Ben Hager a populist candidate for state senator withdrew today and filed his resignation with the county clerk and recorder.
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The
Standard
Billings
Ben Hager
Dickinson Calls for Accounting Over Avondale Fund
London Oct 25 Mrs Dickinson sister of late Charles Stewart Parnell publishes her letters with John Redmond, demanding an accounting of funds raised in America to save Avondale. Redmond states money aimed to erect a monument and to buy Avondale for Parnell family use. Boylan’s bid later won. Avondale sold at auction Oct 31 1900.
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London
Dickinson
Charles Stewart Parnell
John Redmond
United Irish League
Irish Parliamentary Party
America
Avondale
Mr. Parnell
Redmond
Parnell
Dublin
Avondale House
Boylan
John Howard Parnell
Charles
Irish Times
T Dickinson
New Side School Department Opens Monday Morning
The side school recently established by the school board has arrived and the new department will be open Monday morning. It will be conducted by Miss Fredenial, who also has charge of the same department in the south side school.
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Fredenial
South Side
Changes in Livingston time card for Northern Pacific service
Livingston Oct 25 announces new schedule changes effective Nov 2 for the Northern Pacific with revised arrival times for fastbound trains 4 at 7 20 p m 2 at 5 55 a m and 6 at 4 4 a m westbound trains 1 at 1 50 p m 3 at 6 15 a m and 5 at 8 35 a m stub connections at Logan link Butte for Nos 3 and 4 and to Helena for Nos 1 and 2 no change to Park branch train time
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Livingston
Northern Pacific
Logan
Butte
Helena
Park
Death of D H Thomas Age 85 in Livingston
Livingston, Oct 25. D H Thomas, father of Mrs E A Dawes of this city, died suddenly yesterday afternoon of heart failure. He was active in the morning, collapsed in the yard about the afternoon hour, and passed away before help arrived. He was 85 and a Maryland native. A son resides at Mt Auburn Town. The funeral is Sunday.
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Livingston
D. H. Thomas
E. A. Dawes
Thomas
Maryland
Mt. Auburn
Death of Henry Watson at Warm Springs Asylum
Henry Watson an employee of the Northern Pacific shops died at Warm Springs asylum after going insane. The body will be shipped to Livingston for burial. The funeral will be Sunday under the auspices of the local Woodmen of the World lodge.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Henry Watson
Northern Pacific Shops
Warm Springs Asylum
Lodge of
Woodmen of the World
Vacancies on Ticket Filled in Big Timber
Big Timber October 25 Charles A Bailey is the Democratic nominee for county treasurer and Miss Rose A Maupin for superintendent of schools to fill vacancies caused by resignations on the party ticket.
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Standard
Big Timber
Charles A. Bailey
Rose ‘A. Maupin
Marriage License Issued for Schnitker and Weatherman
A marriage license was issued in Billings today to George Schnitker and Anna Weatherman, both residents of Clark Wyoming.
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The
Standard
Billings
George Schnitker
Anna Weatherman
Clark, Wyo
Kindergarten Ready to Open in Billings
Superintendent Brother says kindergarten supplies for the north department are ready as the facility prepares to open.
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The
Standard
Billings
Brother
North
Sacred Paper and Chinese Rituals in New York Fire
The article describes Chinese reverence for sacred paper printed in any language, including ginger jar labels. A New York Chinatown furnace burns waste paper twice weekly, staffed by priests and attendants, with ashes shipped abroad on a Chinese company vessel and scattered at sea.
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New York
No Arms for Ireland as Joyce Brothers Free After 20 Years
London Oct 25 A Birmingham chief constable warns arms makers not to ship to proclaimed Ireland regions and arms must be marked. Three Joyces jailed for life for the Maamtrasna massacre in 1882 are freed by Earl of Dudley following clemency after relatives appealed.
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Ireland
Birmingham
Joyces
Marllborough
Maamtrasna
Lord Meutenant
Earl of Dudley
Earl
Countess of Dudley
Galway
Lady Dudley
Lord Dudley
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