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The
Standard
Jutte
Missoula
Great Falls
Labor Day Celebrations Stand Out Across Montana
A statewide note praises Labor Day events in Montana with ideal daylight weather for parades and speeches. Anaconda led with a parade described as large and impressive, while rain dampened some areas but did not spoil the overall festive mood across the state and nation.
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Montana
Anaconda
May the Best Boat Win In Yachting Cup Race
The piece discusses the upcoming yacht race between Shamrock II and American defender Constitution with American enthusiasm at stake. It notes Shamrock II’s superior design and predicts the English flag may fly, unless domestic form improves. the outcome could shift to the Columbia, making the contest highly eventful.
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Lipton
America
Turkish Sultan’s diplomacy and internal foes noted
The article portrays Abdul Hamid as a sultan who disregards diplomatic norms while relying on French protection against Turkish revolutionary elements. It cites incidents in Paris including a Turkish embassy celebration and France's warning for the Turkish ambassador to leave, with tensions over French actions and internal conspirators abroad.
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Duffer
Turkey
Constantinople
France
Paris
Abdul Hamid
Revolutionary Party
M. Constane
French Pressure Could End Parise Turmoil
A French government stance toward the sultan may quiet the Parise disturbance if Paris signals it will no longer intervene with the Young Turk factions. Abdul could then settle the matter.
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Parise
Abdul
Governor Hunts Field Porto Rico Affairs Raise Debate
The piece cites Governor Hunt praised for administering Porto Rico well with focus on roads farming and education. It contrasts Porto Rican politics with federalist criticism, recounting La Democracia’s call for forceful justice and the federalists’ alleged abuses, then notes William J. Bryan’s Labor Day speech in Kansas City urging labor to have a hearing.
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Ontanans
Hunt
Porto Rico
Federalists
la Democracia
Federal Party
Dante
Aurora
William J. Bryan
Kansas City
Bryan
Prince Chun's Berlin Visit and China Apology Tour
Reports swirl over Prince Chun and his suite in Basel and Berlin as Kaiser Wilhelm orders a private approach. The prince is urged to deliver a controlled apology while being wined and hosted in Berlin society, with szered expectations that China’s dignity be maintained.
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Prince Chun
Potsdam
China
Nuite
Basel
Kaiser William
Berlin
Switzerland
Pekin
William
Roosevelt sermon sparks debate on religious politics
Clergy warn that political figures echo scripture in campaigns. The piece notes Vice President Roosevelt preaching from a Chicago pulpit, framing his remarks as a preacher rather than a campaign speech. It questions the line between faith and partisan rhetoric.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
RooseveltVisits Minneapolis for State Fair Opening
Vice President Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Minneapolis from Chicago to attend the state fair opening invited by the State Agricultural Society. He spoke amid a formal program including a reception, lunch, and a view of the loop, praising cooperative action and law. The event featured Governor Van Sant, Senator Clapp, General Miles, Archbishop Ireland, and former Governor Ramsey.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
State Agricultural Society
Nelson and
Clapp
T. H. Shiveley
van Sant
United States
Moses KE. Clapp
KE. W. Merriam
H. A. Boardman
Commercial Club of
St. Paul
George Thompson
Fair Grounds
Hamline
Jobbers’ Union
State Fair Association
Ith Minneasota Regiment of Volunteers
Roosevelt
Archbishop Ireland
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
Ramsey
French surrender of palace and city to Chinese envoys
Paris reports M de Lanessen says Pekin dispatched that the French have formally turned over the palace of ancestors and the imperial city to Chinese plenipotentiaries. Only one French battalion remains in the old quarter as Paotingfu and nearby occupied points are evacuated after Chinese salutes to the tri color.
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Paris
M. de Lanessen
Pekin
Palace of Ancestors
Paotingfu
Labor Day Observed in Anthracite Region Parades Shut Down Mines
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania Labor Day was more generally observed in the anthracite coal region than in years past with an entire suspension of work at the mines and factories. Employees joined large parades in Wilkes Barre and Pittston as business paused in the city and surrounding towns.
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Wilkesbarre
Pittston
Anaconda Labor Day Parade Celebrates Union Pride
The Anaconda celebration drew a large parade with the Machinists winning the prize banner for best appearing union. Prizes were awarded to top business floats for best and most unique appearances. Judges Rev. E G Cattermole J C English and John Twohy announced ribbon winners and the Anaconda Fife and Drum corps impressed spectators in green and gold.
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Anaconda
E. G. Cattermole
J. C. English
John Twohy
MacCallum & Cloutier
McRae & Co
Short's Music Store
Anaconda Fife and
Peter McGough
Dan Keenan
Mike Leahy
Pat McGough
Pat Coleman
Phil Callan
John Green
Mike Murray
Eddie Coogan
Charles Brines
Pat Marron
Peter Deenan
John Kirby
Pat McGrother
Tom Cullen
Sport Day at the Park Highlights Local Races and Prizes
A full sports program at the park drew a large crowd plus a grand stand view. George Storrar ran the events with judges from three unions and PD A Sullivan sweeping six first prizes. Various dash, hurdle, and sack races for men women and youth yielded cash, merchandise, and gifts amid lively competition.
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George Storrar
Charles Hauser
Machiniste’ Union
David Storrar
Stationary Engineers’ Union
J. A. Fahey
Boiler Makers’ Union
W. H. Young
Anaconda Standard
Clerks’ Union
Sam Mulligan
Standard
Fleming
Thomas
McElroy
E. J. Pelkey
Dick Pelkey
Smith
Lammers
Henry Showers
Harvey Showers
Clerks
Kelly
Davis
Stolts
Hurley
Dorsey
McEachran
Murphy
Odsen
Davidson
Miller
PD. A. Sullivan
P. A. Sullivan
O. F. Murray
JL. Oker
Mike Sheehan
D. A. Sullivan
Tugeof-war—Mill
Smeltermen’s Union
Codgars
Henry Hines
Pat Gallagher
M. Morrison
L. McCarthy
L. McKinna
Fitzpatrick
Gillespie
Wheatstone
Chase
Morgan
John Horn
Foster Wilkison
Harmoniphone
Maggie Scully
Ida Moe
Olive Mann
J. BR
Blooo
Maud Charles
Keenan
Darcey
F. L Oker
Robert Irwin
W. C. Fennell
Frank Davis
H. E. Miller
Ethel Sigler
Sigler
Labor Day Parade Delights Anaconda Youth
Anaconda youths celebrated Labor Day with a parade and floats, the event ranking with holidays like the last day of school, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Boys crowded the depot after the parade to compare notes and recall mayoral details amid playful banter and questions about floats and cops.
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Anaconda
Pony Race On Open Field At Ball Ground
Two and a half dollars paid in cash. The course lay on an open field beyond the ball ground, about 300 yards long. Five ponies started and the first two finishers were ridden by boys.
Hub saloon float draws praise in parade
The Hub saloon float stands out for its neat design on a low-bodied wagon. A canvas hub crowns the facade while a front bar and a giant beer barrel drew cheers as Phil McDonald handed out drinks to spectators.
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Hub
Phil Mc- Donald
Mc- Donald
Red Men prepare for garden city excursion and town notes
Philipsburg Special Correspondence reports the Red Men may tour Missoula with a newly christened Red Men band and new costumes. Local residents Allen P. Bowie and John Page return from inkling travels, a camping party heads to Rock Creek, and graduates from 1901 plan moves to Missoula, Dillon, or overseas service. various locals visit relatives and work duties resume after travels.
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Standard
Granite
Butte
William Berthoud
Will Calhoun
Nellie Oleson
Western
Maggie Hickey
Rock Creek
Alexandria Moffat
Salt Lake City
University
Missoula
State Normal
Dillon
John
James Hickey
South Africa
Faelish
Maud Coonan
San Francisco
Anaconda
Walter Nehethal
Hans Johnson
E. J. Holland
Saloon Beating Leads to Arrest in Sladis saloon
About midnight Steve Vinecki was struck with a beer glass by Nick Piscovitch in Sladis saloon in the eastern town. Three deep gashes over his eyes caused heavy bleeding. Assistant Chief O’Brien arrested Piscovitch and locked him up.
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Steve Vinecki
Nick Piscovitch
Sladish
O'Brien
Piscovitch
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Oweley Block
Butte, Mont
Rice, Fulton & Gold
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Arthur C Newles
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Granite Street
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Thomas Buggy
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