Northern Pacific special round trip to Hunter's Hot Springs offered
The Northern Pacific announces eight day and three day excursion tickets to Springdale near Hunter's Hot Springs. Packages include rail fare meals lodging and bathing privileges at the springs with rates listed for towns in Montana and beyond. Contact agents in Butte or Helena for details and purchasing.
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Hunter's Hot Springs
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
Hunter's
Springdale
Hamilton
Winston
Townsend
Glendive
Pointe
Butte
Bridger
Helena
Bozeman
Red Lodge
Chestnut
Billings
PBR
CHAS
Fee
Paul
Minn
Runaway Horse Disaster Leads to Cruelty Charge
A horse belonging to Adolph Pincus, driven by Rudolph Goldberg, bolted near a parochial school, crashed into rocks, and broke its leg. The animal was left in Marlow’s alley, where a vet advised humane euthanasia. Captain Leyden arrested Goldberg for cruelty, later released. horse still suffering.
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Rudolph Goldberg
Roek
West Park Street
Adolph Pincus
Goldberg
Pincus
Marlow
South Main
The
Standard
Delegates Gather for Letter Carriers Convention Begin Tomorrow
Public gathering at the Light Guard armory included a procession and welcome addresses as 750 delegates prepare for the annual Association of Letter Carriers convention. Many city carriers returned home tonight after today’s events.
Desperate Harrisburg Criminal Shot Dead Near Elizabethville
Francis Frohm known as Shorty and alias Strohm or Jones, sought after for a Friday night home invasion in Elizabethville, was killed by a posse of farmers. Frohm and two accomplices fled after wounding a resident. Frohm resisted when cornered in the mountains and was riddled with bullets as pursuers returned fire. Frank Winiski was captured earlier in Elizabethville and jailed.
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Harrisburg
Francis Frohm
Strohm
Jones
Shorty
Elizabethville
Penn
Frohm
Frank Winiski
Whitey
Streusser
Straver
Winiski
Gallantry of an American Officer at Tientsin
Albany, Sept 9. Mrs Louis V. Lawton, wife of General Lawton, received Major J M Lee's letter detailing the Battle of Tientsin. It praises Lieutenant Lawton for bravery under fire, his wounds, and his role in evacuating the wounded and bodies amid mud and heavy combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Tientsin
Albany
N. Y
Lee
Noyes
Bookmiller
Regan
Liscum
Dorward
Brewster
Nelson Price
Ninjh Infantry
Frazier
Coolidge
Excursion Train Delayed by Engine Trouble to Butte
An excursion train from Deer Lodge reached Butte near 3 AM with several hundred passengers. The engine failed in Silver Bow canyon after near midnight and stranded travelers for hours before rescue or repair.
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Western Medical Dispensary
BK. Broadway
Butte
Moat
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow Canyon
The Anaconda Standard State News Preview
A description touts The Anaconda Standard as superior for state and general news and illustrations. It promotes subscription at $1.00 per month and highlights comprehensive coverage compared to other papers in Slantana.
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Anaconda Standard
Slantana
Last Earthly Tribute to I S Washburn by Memphis System
Kansas City Sept 3 locomotives and all Memphis railroad equipment and staff from Kansas City to Birmingham were idle from 11:15 to 11:20 this day. The stoppage honored the memory of late President I S Washburn of the Memphis system who died at Rye Beach New Hampshire last Friday. Funeral services were held at St Andrew's chapel Rye Beach. The body was taken to Boston for burial Forest Park Cemetery.
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Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Ala
I. S. Washburn
Rye Beach
Nhs
Uwaln
Washburn
St. Andrew's Chapel
N. H
Boston
Mass
Porest Park Cemetery
Outbreak in Bohol Reported by General Hughes
General Hughes reports an engagement near Carmen on Bohol Island. First Lieutenant Lovak of the 44th Volunteer Infantry notes 1 killed and 6 wounded for US forces, while the enemy loss is listed as 120 killed. Bohol lies south of Mindanao near Cebu, with Manila coordinates included.
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Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Manila
General Hughes
Bohol
Lovak
44Th Volunteer Infantry
Carmen
Behol
Marthoer Behol
Mindanao
Cebu
Authorities seek word on missing Americans abroad
A dispatch from Dawson dated August announces authorities received inquiries about missing persons abroad. Among those named are Edward Joseph Pryor of Butte James V Cowie of Fergus Falls Justin Douglass of Spokane and James E Geoughat of Puget Sound Washington as relatives in the states seek information.
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San Francisco
Dawson
Iim
Edward Joseph Pryor
Butte
James Vt, Cowie
Fergus Falls
Justin Douglass
Spokane
James IT
Geoughat
Puget Sound
Washington
Boy loses foot in hunting accident near Belt
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls dated September 3 reports that Joe Beiller of Belt while hunting with his father had a gun fired when his dog stepped on the trigger. The shot wounded his foot so severely that it was amputated this morning.
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Standard
Great Falls
Joe Beiller
Belt
Infant dies in Twin Bridges. burial in Waterloo
The infant child of Mr and Mrs J Ftolebargey died yesterday morning of summer complaint. Remains were taken to Waterloo for interment. The child was brought here for treatment. Born Sunday September 2 to the wife of Richard Barkell of Silver Star, twin boys.
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Standard
Twin Bridges
J. Ftolebargey
Waterloo
Richard Barkell
Silver Star
Cotton shortage halts Manchester mills a fortnight
Report from Manchester notes spinners using American cotton face interruption as the exchange signals mill closure for fourteen days owing to cotton scarcity. The move affects local production and trade, highlighting supply constraints in the textile sector.
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Manchester
England
Letter Carriers Parade Through Detroit In Huge Gathering
Detroit on September 3 hosted a grand parade as local and visiting letter carriers from various cities marched in the evening and held an imposing gathering followed by a luncheon, highlighting unity and labor pride.
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Detroit
Mich
McAleer Captures Western Tennis Championship
Miss McAleer of Pittsburgh won the women’s Western championship at Kenwood by defeating Miss Banks of Philadelphia 6 4 6 1 5 7 6 2. The doubles title went to Pennsylvania with McAleer and Banks beating Parker and Champlin 6 8 5 7 2 6 7 5. In consolation singles Miss Lee beat Miss Pennington. Mixed doubles Sleever and Lee defeated McAleer and Levaley 7 5 1 8 6 2.
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Chicago
Miss McAleer
Pittsburg
Kenwood
Miss Banks
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Miss Parker
Miss Champlin
Miss Lee
Miss Pennington
Mr. Sleever
Lynch wins Bedford Basin single scull in rough water
Halifax sailor Mark Lynch edged James Teneyek of Worcester and Harry Vail of St John to win the Bedford Basin single scull race for a purse. Lynch led early at 10:50 after Teneyek's 190 yard lead and finished two lengths ahead in 22:30, with Teneyek second and Vail third.
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Halifax
N. S
Bedford Basin
Mark Lynch
James EF. Teneyek
Worcester
Harry Vail
St. John
N. B
James Norris
Lynch
Teneyek
Teneyck
Vail
MacArthur Reports Casualties in Philippines
General Mac Arthur chronicles two officer deaths in the Philippines via war department cablegrams. Captain George H. Bentley of the 47th Infantry died Aug 26 of wounds from Aug 21 action near Camalig Luzon. Second Lieutenant Rey L. Fernald of the 24th Volunteer Infantry drowned Sept 1 in the Jaubar river near Pototan Panay. body not recovered.
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Washington
MacArthur
Philippines
War Department
George H. Bentley
47Th Infantry
Camalig
Luzon
Rey L. Fernald
24Th Volunteer Infantry
Jaubar River
Pototan
Panay
Transport Rosencranz sails for Manila with troops
The United States transport Rosencranz sailed from San Francisco for Manila via Nagasaki carrying 1205 recruits and 100 hospital corps members. Major Greenough commanded the detachment. Captain Geof and Lieutenant Freshwater led the infantry recruits onboard.
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San Francisco
United States
Rosencranz
Manila
Nagasaki
Seventh Artillery
Greenough
Geof
134Th Infantry
Freshwater
12Th Infantry
Gardiner Breaks World Record In Sheep Dressing
Charles J. Gardner of Indianapolis broke the world record at a sheep slaughtering and dressing exhibition. He previously killed and dressed 10 sheep in 32 minutes and seconds, then today he completed the task in 3? minutes and 22 seconds to claim world champion status.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles J. Gardner
U S Training Ships Arrive at Gravesend Ahead of London
United States training ships Hartford and Essex reach Gravesend with Lan caster already there since August 25. Salutes were fired between the ships and shore batteries marking the arrival.
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London
United States
Hartford
Essex
Gravesend
Lancaster
Transport Stephens Sailed to Seattle with War Assets
General MacArthur reports the transport Stephens left Manila September 1 bound for Seattle. The ship carries paymasters and army wagons for forces in China and will land them at Taku before continuing to the United States.
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Washington
War Department
General MacArthur
Manila
Stephens
Seattle
China
Taku
Indian death toll from chelera shows weekly totals
Official figures for the native and British states report 7 969 deaths from chelera for the week ending August 23. Relief works enrollment declines while the count of individuals receiving gratuitous relief rises.
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Bombay
Liverpool Steamship Owners हs coal price rise freight hike
At a Liverpool meeting today the Liverpool Steamship Owners Association agreed that higher coal costs require an all round rise in freight rates.
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London
Liverpool Steamship Owners’ Association
Great log raft reaches San Francisco in tow
A log raft that left Beattle on August 22 arrived this afternoon in San Francisco. Towed by the Monarch and Tatoosh, the raft contains about 800 000 feet of piling and arrived in practically intact condition.
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San Francisco
Beatile
Monarch
Plague Spreads to Govan as Boy Dies in Glasgow
The plague area has reached Govan on the Clyde. A boy died Saturday and authorities certify he was a bubonic case. Three additional suspected cases are reported in the city.
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Glasgow
Sept
Govan
West Bank
the Clyde
Plague Fear sparks protest at Glasgow authorities
A Berlin dispatch notes outrage over the bubonic plague in Glasgow and accuses British authorities of criminal negligence. The commentary frames the outbreak as a failure of public health governance and calls for accountability.
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Berlin
Glasgow
Plague Prompt Measures Ship Quarantine in Vienna
Vienna reports the Austro-Hungarian government ordered medical examinations for all ships arriving from English ports after bubonic plague broke out in Glasgow. Officials emphasize strict docking checks to prevent spread.
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Vienna
Glasgow
Centipede Invasion Report At Texas Capitol Building
The granite Texas Capitol in Austin reportedly harbors large centipedes. A seven and a quarter inch specimen was killed in the governor's office after a chase. Sheriff George Womack found another six inch centipede in the building and it was shown alive in a drug store.
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State Capitol
Austin
Texas
George Womack
Cooke County
Mine Fire Threatens Leadville R M Mine Loss
The R. M. mine in Leadville Colorado is burning with 150 workers underground. The mine is the deepest in the district and has many connections, making escape likely for all. Estimated loss stands near 40000 dollars.
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Leadville
Colo
R. M
Bixby’s Language Mixups Spark Local Conversation
A Cleveland Plain Dealer reader recounts Bixby’s attempts to explain German and Chinese terms to friends. The tale highlights mispronunciations like Keeahow-Chahoo and Kieu-Chou, with one remark about distinguishing Chinese from calarh, reflecting humorous neighborhood language confusion.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bixby
Lizabeth
Th’ High School
Kieu-Chou
Calarh
Shirt waist men stir New York hotel and theater society
In New York the shirt waist man provokes mixed reactions from hotel staff and theater managers. Some venues welcome him as a novelty while others fear policy disruption. Historic Erasman ball in Brooklyn once funded by Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr is to be torn down after its era.
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New York
Hotel Men's Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Herald Square
Daniel Schubert
Lederer
Asina
Erasman
Famous School of Brooklyn
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
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Butte News
Mori Agi Ware
Legs Jeweler
Optician
Owsley Block Butte
the Grotto Cafe
Butte, Montana
Jacob Zandel
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
Telephone 530
MU R. R
County Road
South Butte
O. Box
A. Augendre
Paris
France
D. M. Newbro Drug Co
Mont
Pennsyl
Pilipinas
Woo
Gotham
Olympia
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
East Park Street
Otrers
Ise Advertis
Nathan
Tissera
Sechlinz
Collins Land
neLena, Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining
Coardware Departme
Nt Butte
E. W. Griffin
Fast Broadway
McDermott
Arizona Streets
A. Aligendre
Varis
Newbro Drug Vo
T. G. Heine
Neesy Building
Quiton
Rose Randall
Charles K Harris
la Petite Hellen
Comedienne
Caesar and Lewis
Magic Lege
Demaine
Aeilesa
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
St. Paul’s Hospital
Montana Street
Montens
Eee
J. M. Settle
Pres
Gen
H. Wix
D. D.S
Broadway
Main
Butte Graduate University of Pennsylvania
W. Park St
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