Butte News From the Philippines Reports Montana Prospectors
Henry Panky of Virginia City returned from the Philippines where he studied mineral deposits near Manila. He notes a copper mine tied to an English bond may soon be developed and mentions Montana regiments in Manila, including Captain Charles Meade directing road building and Richard Wells as chief clerk. Panky weighs returning if rich finds arise.
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Henry Panky
Virginia City
Philippines
Butte
Mr. Panky
B. J. Fine
Madison County
Manila
The
Standard
Montana
Volunteer Army
Charles Meade
Meade
Richard Wells
Hamilton
Theosophical Impressions on Modern Theology
The meeting of the Theosophical Society discusses Theosophy as a scientific view of creation and evolution. It argues humans are their own saviors, building character through actions and motive, with reincarnation shaping the soul and life lessons guiding spiritual progress.
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Theosophical Society
Nan
Earth
For Best Value Plane or Organ Offers At Passmore Co and Orton Bros
Hope addition plenty offered for ales at Passmore Co s 25 West Granite Street price ranges 200 to 450 dollars with 10 dollars down and 10 dollars a month Also Orton Bros advertise planes or organs inviting inquiries at 219 N Matin Street Butte for best money value.
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Orton Bros
N. Matin Street
Butte
Man Seeks 16000 Loan On Central Business Property
Reynolds and McDowell report a party intends to borrow 16000 at 10 percent on a central business property valued at 40000. Located at 46 East Broadway.
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Central Business
Butte
Reynolds & McDowell
East Broadway
Prevalence of Leprosy Linked to Carelessness in Denmark and Iceland
United States Consul Nelson reports to the marine hospital service that leprosy prevalence in Denmark stems from uncleanliness and careless habits. Six patients exist in Denmark, four in Copenhagen, with Iceland’s Narfacus hospital recording 81 admissions in 1899 and a high death rate. Dr Armauer Hansen identified the bacillus, but a counteragent is unknown. The Teelanders are described as imprudent, sharing beds and utensils with the sick.
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Washington
United States
Nelson
Bergen
Norway
Marine Hospital Service
Denmark
Copenhafen
Iceland
Odd Fellows Order
Armareller Hansen
Cash Sloan Falls at Warsaw Racecourse
American jockey Cash Sloan fell unconscious on the Warsaw racecourse this afternoon in St. Petersburg. He was revived after being picked up and later taken to his residence.
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Cash” Sloan
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Passmore & Co Offers Low Prices on Hesperus Lots
New plat shows 30 foot lots in the Hesperus addition with easy terms from Passmore & Co. Pr Dodd eye specialist at 48 West Park Street offers free examinations upstairs. Boucher's closes out boys and children's goods below cost.
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Hesperus
Passmore & Co
Pr. Dodd
West Park Street
Boucher's
Dr. Dodd
East Side Episcopal Parish to Rise Along Broadway
It is proposed to build a new church between Broadway and Galena streets with construction to begin early in spring. Rev J B Gibble will assist and serve the eastern parish as the new church is organized to relieve St Johns and the Centerville mission. The Lenox site near Main Street is likely. preparations include James Tachell’s sale items and new undertakings.
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Lutte
Little Stone
Broadway
Idaho Street
St. John’s
Centerville
J. J. Bowker
John B. Gibble
St. Luke's
Dennison
Tex
Gibble
Lenox
Main Street
Galena Street
Jilted at the Altar in Owensboro
Miss Lily Russell age 18 in Owensboro Kentucky married plan halted after she objected mid ceremony at the Veranda hotel in Rockport. McMurtry sought a license refund from the clerk who declined noting no responsibility for changes of mind.
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Owensboro
Lily Russell
Sam McMurtry
Rockport
McMurtry
Miss Russell
Veranda
Man on Roof Hurts After Listening to Sermon
Pittsburg October 27 Roger Codale 35 lies injured with a broken leg and severe head injuries after he and six friends climbed to the roof of his home to hear a gospel preacher. They slipped and toppled over the edge causing Codale to bear the weight of others. Dr. A C Clark says the leg is badly broken and the head injuries are extensive. recovery in several weeks with careful care expected.
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Pittsburg
Roger Codale
Ligonier Street
Codale
A. C. Clark
Carnegie to Visit Hoboken for Bizarre Dinner
An odd story says Andrew Carnegie will visit Hoboken in December and eat railroad spikes and "T" rails, drink molten iron, and sample other curious fare. It notes Carnegie’s $65,000 gift to Stevens Institute for a new engineering lab, with a celebratory dinner on his Europe return. Morrow’s feast features bread shaped like spikes and ice cream like rails, plus oysters from a miniature locomotive.
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Hoboken
N. J
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Stevens Institute
Laboratory of Engineering
Europe
Morrow
Calve Refuses Carmen Engagements Amid Illness and Spat
Nashville reports Mme. Calve declines headlining Carmen on Wednesday due to alleged indisposition for an audience of 5 000 with a potential $2000 forfeiture if she fails to sing per contract. Maurice Gray echoed illness claims while Calve criticized Louisville audiences, prompting unsettled southern bookings for Memphis and Atlanta showings.
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Nashville
Tenn
Mme
Calve
Mme. Calve
Louisville
Maurice Gray
Madame
Memphis
Atlanta
Calyve
Selma Negroes in growing murder mania eruption
Selma Alabama report notes a violent outburst as locals describe a surge of killings among the black community. Authorities struggle to contain the unrest amid mounting fear and confusion in the city.
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Selma
Ala
Selma Area Records Violence Upsurge In Two Weeks
In counties around Selma over the last fourteen days at least twenty five Black victims have been killed by Black assailants. Authorities note a surge in intra community killings and pledge renewed patrols and investigations to restore safety.
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Selma
Equal Suffrage Congress Call Sets Kansas Meeting
The Kansas Equal Suffrage Association led by Helen Kimmer and Abba Smith calls the 18th annual meeting for McPherson on November 17 and 18. Auxiliary clubs span major towns as four western states already grant women the vote and Kansas aims to join, with convention plans for a campaign. Boucher's closing out sale offers boys and children's clothing.
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Topeka
Helen Kimmer
Abba Smith
Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
McPherson
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Kansas
Paving Move Urges Renewal on East Park Street
Six months after East Park street paving was rejected by property owners, supporters expect another attempt once the legal waiting period ends in early November. James H. Lynch drives the push noting city residents favor paving with asphalt possibly replacing granite blocks. costs past improvements have boosted rental values on South Main street.
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East Park Street
Arizona Street
James H. Lynch
South Main Street
Weyler Defends Discipline in Spain War Debate
In Madrid on October 27 General Weyler stated his stance during a stormy session of the chamber of deputies. He said his war views differ from the liberal party but he would join a liberal government when Cuba war ends, and he would defend institutions if required. The exchange sparked uproar and fueled talk Weyler could become premier if Sagasta retires.
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Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Romero Robledo
General Weyler
Cuba
Liberal
Senor Romero
Sener Sagasta
el Imparcial
Coal Supply Suffers No Shortage in City Markets
Citizens Coal Company advertises a large on hand stock of Kemmerer Rock Springs Rocky Fork and Gebo coal with prompt delivery available. Located at No. 4 East Broadway, the notice assures steady supply to meet any quantities requested.
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Kemmerey
Rock Springs
Rocky Fork
Gebo
Citizens’ Coal Company
East Broadway
Freight Tariff Hearings by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission announces hearings on freight tariff contests. Chicago hosts cases on November 6 regarding hay classification from class 6 to class 5. November 8 covers Illinois grain rates to the Mississippi valley, with Denver hearings on November 11 for Denver and Pacific coast rate disputes. George J. Kindel and the Denver Chamber of Commerce are complainants. St Louis Business Men's League case against Santa Fe and others is set for December 9 in this city.
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Washington
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Chicago
Lnst
National Hay Association
Lake Shore
Illinois
Mississippi Valley
Denver
Pacific Coast
George J. Kindel
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's League of St. Louis
Santa Fe
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Butte News
Davis & Weimescary CO
Tuttle-Greene
North Main Street
Theosophy
Episcopalians
Way and
Galena
Boucher’s
James Tachell
Kentucky
Swain
Porgets
Equal Suffrage Congress
Boucher
Ile Bap
Brussels
Smith
Shea Yard
Nottingham
Damascus
Sie Yard
Hennessy
Her Majesty's
P. D
Royal Worcester
W. B
Thompson
Acorn
Glen Oaks
Acorn” Ranges
Ward
Empire
Interstate Commerce Commission
Palmer & Co., Tailors
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