Ruth La Bonta Rumored in Vancouver Tangle With Seattle Detective
Helena dispatch reports Ruth La Bonta possibly in Vancouver amid a Seattle detective’s pursuit linked to a former Butte editor and a newspaper man. County Attorney O'Dell McConnell relayed details as investigators trace her whereabouts and surveillance continues.
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The
Standard
Helena
Ruth la Bonta
Vancouver
Seattle
O'Dell McConnell
la Bonta
McConnell
Perry
Madame la Bonta
Butte
Kelley
Mme. la Bonta
Montana
Mme. la Ronta
A. G. Lane
Lane
Chicago
British Columbia
Doukhobor food consent improves as march toward Salt Coats proceeds
Ottawa reports Frank Petley, immigration superintendent, telegraphs that Doukhobor women and children are accepting food in Yorkton after earlier refusals. Men begin marching toward Salt Coats while unaffected Doukhobors urge women to return home. Authorities urge gentle handling of the disaffected group.
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Ottawa
Ont
Frank Petley
Yorkton
Paris Striking Musicians Return to Duty Amid Theater Walkout
Paris reports a noon start to a theater and amusement strike with musicians gathering at the labor exchange bearing instruments. Many large halls and cafes relented, returning orchestras to duty, while some still resist and perform without an orchestra.
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Paris
New York Yacht Club to Build New America's Cup Boat
Secretary Mc Cormick announced the construction of a defender yacht. Herschoff designs the boat to be commanded by Captain Barr. Syndicate members include E. H. Gary Clement Griscom J J Hill William Leddes Norman Ream William Rockefeller Cornelius Vanderbilt Henry Walters and P A B Widener.
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New York
McCormick
New York Yacht Club
Hereschoff
Barr
E. H. Gary
Clement Griscom
J. J. Hill
William B. Leddes
Norman B. Ream
William Rockefeller
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry Walters
P. A. B. Widener
Regiments Break Camp in Wyoming Valley
The fourth and eighth regiments return home from the Wyoming valley after stationed duty. The ninth regiment to break camp tomorrow. The coal region reported peaceful.
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Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Valley
Russian physician summoned to attend czar in London
London Oct 30 The Daily Express reports St. Petersburg correspondent says Dr Merzejewski a leading Russian specialist has been telegraphed to Lividia to treat the czar who suffers a nervous complaint.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Express
Merzejewski
Russia
Lividia
Czar
Edward Kuhn Sentenced 20 Years for Murder in Chicago
Edward Kuhn a waiter was sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary by Judge Chetlain for the murder of Niles Brewster in Chicago. The jury found Kuhn guilty after the trial held on Oct 30.
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Chicago
Edward Kuhn
Chetlain
Niles Brewster
Jones of Arkansas Pays Respect to Roosevelt at White House
James K. Jones, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, called on President Roosevelt and stayed a considerable time. He left saying he came to pay respects and congratulate the president on his recovery.
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Washington
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
White House
Politician Downplays Significance of Private Visit
The individual stated he discussed politics with the president during a recent operation and asserted there was no political significance to the visit.
Riots Rattle Ponce In Puerto Rico Political Clash
In Ponce, Porto Rico, a Republican mob aided by police attacked the federal club injuring several and killing two. Rioting spread to stores and theaters. business is suspended as a Spanish dramatic company seeks protection from the consul in Washington.
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San Juan
P. R
Ponce
Federal Club
Federation of Labor Club
Washington
Strike Continues at Hazleton Coxe and Markle Mines
The Hazleton strike at Coxe and Markle collieries was renewed on orders from District Secretary Gallagher under President Mitchell. Coxe managers require personal applications for old jobs while Markle asks workers to accept arbitrators’ decisions before returning. workers call these conditions discriminatory against leaders of the strike. Coxe notice warns that intimidation or urging others to quit or join a society will lead to discharge.
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Hazleton
Coxe and
Markle
Gallagher
Mitchell
Coxe Mines
Coxe
One Case of Glanders Reported in Montana Horses
State Veterinarian Knowles returned from Clearwater country in Missoula county where glanders was found in one horse owned by the Big Blackfoot Milling company. He took steps to prevent spread and planned further investigations Saturday near the Clearwater vicinity.
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Standard
Helena
Knowles
Missoula
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Clearwater
Destructive Montreal Fire at Simpson-Peet Establishment
A large blaze began about 1 30 this Friday morning in the Simpson Peet establishment in Montreal. The entire city fire brigade responded and the fire was still burning at 2 30. Loss is estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Montreal
Simpson-Peet
Michigan agricultural college strike ends after faculty proposal
In Lansing on October 30 a mass meeting of striking Michigan agricultural college students accepted a faculty plan to resume classes. A new faculty committee will rehear grievances and students may appeal to the state board of agriculture if unsatisfied, and they will return to studies tomorrow.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan Agricultural College
State Board of Agriculture
Belle Meade Farm Keeps Thoroughbred Legacy After Sale
Nashville Tenn Oct 230 Belle Meade farm renowned as a racing horse nursery remains the home of the thoroughbred Charles W Jackson Jr buyer of the best sires and matrons will manage the stud Dur ing the sale 243 head sold for 172665 total averaging about 700 per horse
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Nashville
Tenn
Belle Meade Farm
Charles W. Jackson, Jr
Emigration Takes Fresh Start
Vienna October 30. Romanian Jewish emigration to the United States has resumed heavily after a weeks long pause. Two groups totaling about 400 left last Tuesday and Wednesday. Notably half of the migrants are men, a shift from prior waves that were mostly women and children. The male emigrants are mainly artisans.
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Vienna
United States
Recommends St. Marys Site for Reservoir in Montana
Chief Hydographer Newell urged the interior secretary to select the St. Marys site in Montana as a storage reservoir. If approved, work would begin soon. The irrigation fund stands at 7 million dollars, with no new Congressional action needed.
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The
Standard
Washington
Newell
Secretary of the Interior
St. Marys
Montana
Congress
Libertas Editor Prosecuted Over Article Attacking General Bell
Legal action has been started against the editor and owners of Libertas a Spanish language Manila newspaper for publishing an article that attacks General J Franklin Bell and his plan to assist the people in Batangas Laguna Luzon and Mindora islands.
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Manila
Libertas
J. Franklin Bell
Batangas
Laguna
Luzon
Mindora
Editor Carley Attacked by Local Residents in Oklahoma
Guthrie Okla Oct 30 Editor Carley of the Geary Gazette democratic was murdered attacked by colored residents of Blaine County due to his stance on the negro question and articles reflecting on local negro residents.
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Guthrie, Okla
Carley
The
Geary, Okla
Gazette
Blaine County
Japan Plans Naval Expansion Amid Cabinet Decision
Yokohama October 30 The Japanese cabinet has adopted a scheme to expand the navy with annual expenditures of 8 250 000 dollars for ten years. The plan outlines sustained build up and modernizing fleet capabilities during the decade.
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Yokohama
Butte Ladies Host Successful Parish Social and Doll Contest
The St Joseph parish in the A O U W hall hosted a social supper and doll contest with Ada Garshaw winning the doll prize after 1 304 votes. Kitty Burns finished second and received the Bold ring as dancing filled the evening and funds support parish and charitable work.
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St. Joseph Parish
South Butte
Ada Garshaw
Kitty Burns
Ethel Dillon
Hattie Sitter
Alice Mac-Ginn
Mary McBride
Lottie Severs
Katie Burns
Ada Barshaw
Mesdames Coleman
MrDonald
Whiperhead
Nutterville
Trotter
Ray
Severs
Father Quesnal
Cunningham Spoke at Suttons on Labor Party Split
William Cunningham long a labor organizer spoke at Suttons Family Theater on the Labor Party collapse led by Heinze. He decried the fusion ticket and said he returned to the Democratic Party while condemning Heinzeism as rowdy and corrupt.
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William Cunningham
Organized Labor
Labor Party of
Montana
F. A. Heinze
Sutton
Labor Party
Mr. Cunningham
Heinze
John MacGinnis
Watchman
Taylor
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Butte
MacGinniss
Mike McCormick
Clark
Largey
Speculator
Theandidate
John MacGinniss
Monte
Cunningham
Miners’ Union
Tthe Rarus
Heinzeites
Burdette O'Connor
Ernst
Burdetto O'Connor
Missooula Notes Highlight Local Visits and Property Deals
Missoula entries list visitors including J B Bond from Victor F Toole from Butte and Dr Edward Horsky from Helena. Purchases include George Reed deeding property to John and Cora Doll for 2000 dollars and land sales by C E Woodworth to Theodore Bedard near Frenchtown. Nineteen quartz location notices filed in Cedar Creek district by Reeves Sullivan Woodcock and others.
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Mary Scheffer
Huson
Rankin
William Carten
Chicago
George W. Reed
John Doll
Cora M. Doll
McCormick
C. H. Linley
Fred
England
Episcopal Church
C. E. Woodworth
Northern Pacific
Frenchtown
Theodore Bedard
Stoddard & Ross
G. B. Reed
Cedar Creek
Dc. H. Reeves
P. M. Sullivan
Joe Sullivan
L. Woodcock
A. F. Reeves
Painter Has a Bad Fall at State University Gymnasium
William Clayton, a painter at the new state university gymnasium in Missoula, fell from the roof in frosty conditions this morning. He suffered a fractured shoulder, a severe scalp wound, and possible internal injuries. He was taken to Parsons' hospital in critical condition and is reported as comfortable as possible under treatment.
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Missoula
William Clayton
State University
Parsons’ Hospital
Daily Acquitted In Nuisance Meat Market Case
In Missoula Judge Hayes presiding the state rested after 29 witnesses. The jury retired at supper time and returned after 10 minutes to acquit John R Daily on a charge of maintaining a nuisance connected with his meat market.
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Missoula
John R. Daily
Hayes
Daily
Contest in Land Office Files Suit in Montana
Lulu A. Smith sues to contest the Bitter Root pre-emption entry of Cyres L. Frank over land near Stevensville in the United States land office. The filing was made in Missoula on October 30.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
Lulu A. Smith
Cyres Ll. Frank
Stevensville
Boston man links murder victim to ex wife in Readville case
Readville investigators identifying a woman found dead near Readville say a Boston peddler named Sam Weingert has partly identified the body as his former wife. Weingert says their divorce occurred about 12 years ago and describes his wife as mentally weak.
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Readville
Mass
Sam Weingert
Boston
Weingert
Local speakers address audience on issues
P. J. Gerahty and E. M. Tower addressed the audience discussing local and national concerns. The remarks highlighted community matters and broader policy context.
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P. J. Gerahty and
E. M. Tower
Six Firemen Injured in Minneapolis Paper Plant Fire
Six firemen were injured when a midnight blaze gutted a six story Minneapolis Paper Co. building owned by J. C. Oswald & Co. The Wright Barrett Stillwell stock and contents worth over 200000 were destroyed. Captain George Smith suffered internal injuries. George Cheney and Frank Hessick were badly hurt.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis Paper Company
J. C. Oswald & Co
Wright, Barrett & Stillwell
George Smith
Engine Company No. 16
Battle for gridiron supremacy in Missoula tomorrow
The Butte school of mines football team departs at 1 15 today for Bitter Root country to face the State university in Missoula. under captain Young the team trains hard and expects a tough test against a seasoned squad despite optimism from a first year group. Boden and Daling start in place of Schloesser and Farnham.
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Northern Pacific Express
Butte School of Mines
State University
Missoula
Butte
Bozemia
Lutte
Bozeman
Young
Nailers
Boden
Schloesser
Daling
Farnham
Butte Boys
Butte High School Disbands Team Over Ringers
Professor Leamy announced the school would no longer use the school name for its football players. Most players were ringers not connected to Butterieh school, so the team was disbanded. No effort yet to reassemble under another name. All games with Butte high school are canceled this season.
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Leamy
Butterieh
Butte High School
Roosevelt Moves Back To White House In Refitted Quarters
President Roosevelt today moved personal belongings from temporary quarters to the remodeled White House. He is occupying the old room in the southwest corner of the second floor, a space once used by Lincoln and Harrison. Next week the Roosevelt family returns to the White House and the Jackson Place temporary quarters will be relinquished as residence and business offices.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Lincoln
Harrison
Jackson Place
World renowned surgeon performs hip displacement operations
Pueblo Colorado October 30 about 60 physicians watched two operations for congenital dislocation of the hip by Dr Adolf Lorenz from Vienna at the Colorado Fuel and Iron hospital Clinic. The patient children named Henry Reynolds and Otto Zoelsman’s daughter shown hopeful for success. Lorenz and assistant Dr Mueller proceed to Salt Lake City San Francisco and Los Angeles after the procedures.
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Pueblo
Colo
Adolf Lorenz
Vienna
Henry Reynolds
Otto Zoelsman
Colorado Fuel & Tron Company
New Hospital
Lorenz
Mueller
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Witte Dismisses 200 Officials Over Irregularities
St. Petersburg dispatch reports Finance Minister Witte dismissed 200 Finance Ministry staff during a far eastern inspection trip for irregularities. The action highlights government crackdown on misdeeds amid ongoing reforms.
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Berlin
The
Tageblatt Today
St. Petersburg
Witte
Finance Ministry
President to Have Outing in Virginia
President Roosevelt and a small party will depart Washington tomorrow night for a day or two excursion in Virginia likely to include Civil War battle grounds.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Virginia
Tragic Smelter Accident Claims Ambrose Benton
Victoria BC Oct. 30 Ambrose Benton an employee at the Crofton smelter was crushed to death yesterday. He was identified by colleagues and authorities are investigating the incident at the facility.
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Victoria
B. C
Ambrose Benton
Crofton Smelter
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root advertised as kidney remedy
An advertisement asserts kidney weakness causes broad illness and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal cure. It claims hospitals and physicians use it, offers samples by mail from Binghamton New York, and instructs readers to mail if symptoms appear or family history exists.
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Anaconda Daily Standard
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Worker killed by heavy converter collapse at mill
A 3.5 ton converter fell on twelve men at the mill. Only Benton failed to jump clear and was killed while others escaped injury.
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Benton
Murder Clears Wickingson Home in Palmyra Fire
In Palmyra Wisconsin a house belonging to William Wickingson was burned and three occupants presumed murdered. William Wickingson 42 Albert 40 Juda 36 identified among charred remains. Evidence links robbery and murder including a 500 dollar withdrawal and a revolver found beside William’s body with 865 dollars and a burning box of nearly 1000 dollars in fragments. The bodies were placed in one coffin and sent to La Grange.
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Palmyra
Wis
William Wickingson
Albert Wickingson
Juda Wickingson
Wickingson
la Grange
Boers Loyal to England Claim in Contemporary Review
London reports General Betha argues Boer leaders remain loyal to Great Britain and regrets misinterpreted continental appeals. General Botha calls for domestic funds relief, condemns needing foreign appeals, and urges general amnesty to ease Briton Boer estrangement amid the war.
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London
Review
Betha
Great Britain
England
Botha
Rebels Return to Port au Prince After Surrender
Fortys followers of General Firmin and five deputies who were released from Mathewton Agua island Bahamas have returned to Port au Prince. Except for the deputies they were imprisoned. The chamber sessions will resume soon as General Nord with eight thousand troops is due from Gonaives next week.
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Port Au Prince
Hayti
Firmin
Chamber of Deputies
Mathewton
Agua Island
Bahamas
Nord
Gonaives
Scenes On The Streets In A Heated Election Night
Crowds gather for public meetings as republican and democratic bands march through Broadway and nearby streets. Heinze supporters stage tallies to steer crowds. speeches by Kelley and Bickford draw packed opera house crowds while an outdoor socialist meeting grows. Stereopticon pictures on West Granite street feature Heinze with little reaction.
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Broadway
Thornton
Maguire Opera House
Sutton’s
Tally-Hos
Salvation Army
Heinze Tailyhos
Tally-Ho
Broad Way
Hamilton Street
Opera House
Kelley
Bickford
Heinze
Main
Granite Streets
Martin Elliott
Paddy McMahon
Socialisttc
West Granite Street
Hein
Helena Business Men's Association selects officers
At the Helena Business Men's association annual meeting the following officers were elected President Sherwood Wheaton Vice President F P Lindsay Executive committee members R C Wallace H L Smithers J B Lockwood E A Macrum The former secretary declined re election but offered to serve until a successor is chosen.
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The
Standard
Helena
Helena Business Men's Association
Sherwood Wheatons
F. & Pp. Lindsay
R. C. Wallace
Ll. Smithers
J. RB. Lockwood
E. A. Macrum
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J. B. Bond
Victor
F. Toole
Mis
Ed Mix
J. A. McGowan
Plains
A. FE
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