Remarkable World Mineral Exhibit at Columbia Gardens
At Columbia Gardens the mining congress展示 a world class mineral exhibit with world wide specimens and a comprehensive Wyoming, Washington, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon and Montana display. Private collections of A G Pohndorf, A W Noble and R Nankervis, plus W T Cobban and Senator W A Clark's properties, illustrate ore stages from crude to refined copper with rare gems and native copper highlights. The display includes gold and silver ores valued per ton at extraordinary rates and a 15 foot sign detailing W A Clark's mines.
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Mining Congress
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M. Wilfley
Shane
California
Thomas Greenwood
Helena
Framestake
Silver King
Carle Galiger
Labor Day at the Gardens in Butte Enjoys Busy Holiday
crowds fill Columbia Gardens for a grand Mining Congress exhibit and mineral pavilion. The event draws locals and visitors from distant towns to the gardens for rides, sports, and a new mineral exhibit showcasing Montana's resources. Manager Wharton receives praise for efficient streetcar service that carried thousands to the attractions.
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Columbia Gardens
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Butte
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Veteran alleges robbery in Butte larceny case
Civil War veteran B F James from the Columbia Falls soldiers home pinned his $41 earnings inside his vest. The safety pin failed and Lillian Harley, a colored East Galena street resident, is arrested. Judge Boyle will arraign Harley on a larceny charge.
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Butte
Columbia Falls
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Harley
Halt Blood for Navy Woods Hull and Black Island Stations
Navy reports capture of Woods Hull and Black Island stations as part of broader operations. Details indicate successful seizure of outposts and command posts facilitating naval logistics. Local defenders offered limited resistance while retreating from positions.
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Woods Hull
Black Island
Wireless System Works Amid Destruction of Regular Lines
Dispatches from Fort Trumbull show the wireless telegraphy system operating during naval maneuvers. Signal men on Block Island and Woods Hall maintained communications despite enemy actions. MacArthur praised the wireless setup as crucial, with early reports noting Block Island bombardment and ships moving through Vineyard Sound.
Forts Wright Terry and Michael Fire in War Game Test
At Fort Trumbull New London Conn on September 2 the forts Wright Terry and Michael opened fire together in a simulated battle lasting about an hour. The army’s perspective on the exercise was being tested as the cannon roared.
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Army attacks reported as arbitration board weighs action
Official bulletin notes movement through a race at 12 12 and army gun scores slow the ships. Forts Michael Wright and Terry engaged for minutes as FMS reports prompted General Macarthur to listen. The outcome awaits the board of arbitration decision.
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Death Comes as a Relief Burnett Obituary
Philip Burnett a blind carpenter from Sixth Avenue died early this morning at the county hospital after two suicide attempts. He lost sight of both eyes about a year ago and, while his wife worked at the Capitol, faced isolation and despondency. He first tried with an axe and then attempted to force a cane down his throat at the Sisters Hospital. Burnett belonged to the Carney Camp Woodmen of the World which will handle funeral arrangements.
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Standard
Helena
Philip Burnett
Burnett
Sixth Avenue
Capitol
Sisters’ Hospital
The
Carney Camp Woodmen of the World
Dietz Club Handily Beats Dietz Opponents in Billings Game
Billings defeats Dietz Wyoming 14 to 0 as early errors by Captain Newman spark four runs in the third inning. Donnelly pitched well for Billings allowing five hits while Lane yielded 14 hits for the visitors. Dietz plans to starts an Omaha pitcher for the rematch.
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Dietz
Wyo
Newman
Lane
W Itkins
Donnelly
Great Falls Land Office Reports August Receipts and Filings
The Great National Land Office in Great Falls reports August receipts of 16 428 82. It records 103 original desert land filings with fees 5 080 and 59 final desert land entries with fees 7 810 25. Sixteen cash entries net 2 117 92 to original homesteads with fees 765 and commissions 441 63, plus 28 homesteads with commissions 146 44. Also 1 final timber entry 4 3 reservoir declarations 4 1 mineral application 10 taking testimony 96 10.
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Great Na Land Office
Terrible Railroad Crash Kills Thirty at Berry Alabama
A excursion train on a Southern Railway line derailed near Berry Alabama on a curve above a 60 foot embankment. The crash killed thirty, injured many, and mostly affected African American passengers traveling from Mississippi to Birmingham. Wrecking trains and physicians rushed to the scene as officials reported the dead and injured.
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Roscoe Shelby
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J. W. Cook
Pois
Mississippi
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Ingeiae
Mavericks observe annual memorial day parade in Billings
The Maverick club held its annual memorial day in Billings with a 2 PM parade from the fire hall led by the Eagle band and a hose wagon. Officials rode in carriages to the cemetery two miles west where Vice President Frank Purcell led the service and graves were花 covered with flowers.
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Billings
Maverick Club
Bond
Eagle Band
Town
Frank Purcell
Rademaker
Senator Fairbanks Addresses Kansas City Labor Parade
Ten thousand union workers from Kansas City trades march downtown and hear United States Senator Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana deliver a speech at Electric Park. He argues labor and capital are natural complements and calls for public conscience, fair dealing, and conciliation boards to resolve labor disputes.
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Her Divorce Irregular Special Correspondence of the Standard
Flora M Wilcox sued Matt Blindauer for 12000 dollars for breach of promise of marriage. The case ended when the court ruled an alias summons lacked the court seal, nullifying the divorce. Wilcox must obtain a proper divorce before any new suit. Blindauer was defended by O Hare Myers.
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Hamilton
Flora M. Wilcox
Matt Blindauer
Webster
Blindauer
O'Hara
Six-Fingered Jesse, Noted Outlaw, Dies in Columbus Hospital
Six-Fingered Jesse Edwards died at Columbus hospital after a long illness from stomach cancer. He leaves a wife and no other relatives in the local area.
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Coroner's Jury Rules Carey Death an Atticide
The coroner's jury in Billings finds that David L. Carey of Butte died by atticide after hearing testimony on the case. The verdict was delivered late in the evening, with investigators detailing the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Billings
David L. Carey
Butte
Apportionment Fight as Helena Prepares for Democratic Central Committees
Helena swarms with politicians as the Democratic state central committees meet to fix delegate apportionment for the state convention. The battle pits Clark and Heinze with bases on Bryan or Toole votes, while eastern counties seek favorable representation and venues shift toward Bozeman or Missoula.
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Helena
Democratic State Central Committees
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Heinze
Democratic Party
Montana
Thee
Cow
Central Committee
East Side
Toole
Bryan
Silver Bow County
Butte
Jefferson County
Jefferson
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T. F. Lyons
Boulder
California
Lyons
Cooper
Mr. Lockhart
Lockhart
Mr. Lyons
Bozeman
Missoula
Heinze-Clark
Friends of Clark
Death Comes Sudden to Isaac Greenhood Pioneer Montana Firm Leader
Helena dispatch reports the sudden death of Isaac Greenhood, longtime Montana business leader and founder of Greenhood & Bohn. Born 1833 in New York, he moved to San Francisco and Helena, building a wholesale and retail empire. He died of heart failure in his hotel room after traveling from New York to buy machinery for a city factory.
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Helena
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Greenhood
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Union Square
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Montana
Stacy
Henry Klein
Gana & Klein
New York State
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Portland
Fans
Klein
Greenhood & Bohn
Bach-Cory Company
Ben Greene Hood CoMpPany
Kalispell and Billings Swindle Suspect Watkins
Sheriff receives notice that P Doremus Watkins jailed in Billings previously swindled Kalispell with worthless checks. He allegedly exacted thousands from multiple towns, spending lavishly as claimed by his wife. Watkins seeks help from wealthy East relatives, who reportedly refuse.
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Billings
Hubbard
Kalispell
P Doremus Watkins
Watkins
East
Reputed pickpocket leader captured in Missoula
A man giving the name Max Backus, identified as a chief pickpocket, was captured in Missoula after bilking a man of $19 on the Westbound North Coast Limited and attempting to target others.
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Missoula
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Max Backus
North Coast Limited
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