Balm for Broken Heart in Great Falls Turmoil
In Great Falls on September 4 a suit seeks $5,000 from A. T. Kyle for allegedly alienating Mathilda M. Fallang from Hugbert C. Falling. Falling had earlier sued for divorce, claiming dissipation and neglect, with police called over Mr Fallang’s public outbursts.
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Standard
Great Falls
A. T. Kyle
H.C. Falling
Kyle
Mathilda M. Falling
Hugbert C. Falling
St. Paul
Fallang
Mathilda M. Fallang
Uguet
Sixth Avenue South
Great Falletate
Montana
Great Falle
Roosevelt Visits Chicago in Transit Through City
Vice President Roosevelt passed through Chicago on a routine presidential tour. The brief stop drew a crowd as officials awaited the next leg of his itinerary.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Roosevelt declines Marquette club speech invite in Chicago
Morning in transit east finds a Marquette club committee meeting the vice president at Union Station and inviting him to speak in Chicago on October 3. The invitation is declined due to other engagements as Colonel Roosvelt notes he has 2000 invitations to speak and must apportion his speeches to avoid offense.
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Marquette Club
Union Station
Chicago
Roosvelt
Erince
Funeral Train for Great Northern Official Arrives in Havre
The remains of Pp. T. Downs assistant superintendent of the Great Northern killed in last Friday's wreck arrived at Havre in the private car of Superintendent Ward. Mrs. Downs and her daughter met the party, a con from California joined, and the body was sent to Washington D C for Saturday interment. Miss Ward sister of the general superintendent accompanied Mrs. Downs.
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Standard
Great Falls
Pp. T. Downs
Great Northern
Havre
Ward
National League Scores: Boston St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburg Cincinnati
National League results recap with Boston 3 St Louis 2 aided by Harper wildness and errors. Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4. Pittsburgh 12 6 and 10 in a doubleheader win over New York. Cincinnati 7 Brooklyn 3. Attendance figures noted. Batteries listed. umpires named.
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Harper
Nichols
St. Lous
P. Ct
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Milwaukee Defeats Boston 6 to 4 on Sept Fourth
Milwaukee beat Boston 6 to 4 after a six run second inning sparked by three singles a home run and an error. Attendance was about 1,500 as Reidy Maloney Winters and Schreckengost worked the battery for Milwaukee and for Boston.
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Staple
Boston
Reidy and
Maloney
Winters and Schreckengost
Cleveland routs Baltimore with four-run sixth inning
In Cleveland on September 4 the Naps produced four runs in the sixth inning with four straight hits a base on balls and an error. Attendance was 1,000. Final score Cleveland 454 Baltimore 4. Batteries McNeal and Wood for Cleveland Bresnahan and Robinson for Baltimore.
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Naps
R. H. Be
Eece
Erence Scheheuceacs
McNeal
Wood
Nops
Bresnahan
Robinson
Cronin Dominates as Detroit Beats Philadelphia 9 1
Cronin pitched effectively for Detroit in a decisive 9 1 victory over Philadelphia. The Athletics failed to score until a first inning error by Casey cost them. Beere and McAllister contributed at the plate with Beere adding a run and hits while Plank and Steelman rounded out Detroit’s battery. Attendance was 2,388.
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Philadelphia
Cronin
Philadelphia Athletics
Casey
Beere
Plank
Steelman
McAllister
Chicago Triumphs In Bunched Hits Off Washington
Chicago won today's game by bunching hits and taking advantage of visitors errors. Attendance 1,000. Final score listed as COORG with unclear scoring. Batteries Katoll and Sullivan for Chicago. Carrick Lee and Clark for Washington.
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Washington
Coorg. Co
Senduvck
Beendaces
Katoll and Sullivan
Carrick, Lee and Clark
Spokane Beats Tacoma in Rough City League Tilt
Spokane, Wash. Sept 4 score shows Tacoma 5 in a game featuring Adams Vrain and Zearfoss. Swindells credited with plays and McIntyre umpiring as the event drew a close crowd.
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Tacoma
Wash
Boomars
Coee
Adams Vrain
Zearfoss
R.H Venus Caveceaaeha
Swindells
McIn¢trney
Seattle Sports Report Notes Battery Pairings and Umpire
Portland game details list Batteries Harmon Corbett Hurley Glendon Vigneux with Umpire McDonald. Season notes from Seattle Rept. 4.Bcore reference.
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Ode Eukeas
Eblbdaden
Portland
Harmon, Corbett
Hurley
Glendon
Vigneux
McDonald
Census Bulletin Details North Dakota Ohio Oregon and Oklahoma Populations
The census bureau bulletin breaks down the population by state and territory by sex nativity and color. Oregon lists 413 536 residents with 237 985 males 180 551 females 65 748 foreign born and 18 954 colored including 10 397 Chinese 2 501 Japanese and 4 951 Indians.
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Census Office
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Territory
Oklahoma
Constitution and Columbia Race Ends Short by Minutes
The Constitution and Columbia sailed 15 miles to windward and back near Newport R I. The Columbia won by 17 seconds on corrected time despite the Constitution suffering a split balloon topsail and tangled headstays. The race featured heavy puffs and smart seamanship from Columbia while handicaps and line mishaps influenced the outcome.
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R. IL
Constitution
Columbia
Earl
Challenge Committee
Court restrains bookmakers at Delmar after contempt order
Judge Zachritz issued an order prohibiting bookmakers from making books or selling pools. He commanded the Delmar bookmakers to appear in court Saturday morning and show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of court for failing to obey the injunction served yesterday.
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Zachritz
Delmar
Swiftwater Bill Arrested for Abduction in San Francisco
William C Gates known as Swiftwater Bill was arrested in San Francisco on Tacoma authorities information, charged with abducting his 14 year old niece whom he eloped with from Tacoma about three weeks ago. The couple arrived in the city about ten days ago and were married despite he already having a wife.
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William C. Gates
Swiftwater Bill
Tacoma
Swiftwater
Colored Bishop Pleads For His Race At Conference
London reports the ecumenical Methodist conference opened with Rev. Walters of Jersey City urging defense of American negroes against white prejudice. He cited lynching figures and urged change, while South American delegates challenged his views. Sir Charles Skelton condemned South Africa war as harsh, and Dr. Potts defended imperial ties.
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Walters
Jersey City
Charles Skelton
Sheffield
South Africa
Potts
Canada
Hurst
Washington
McKinley
American Deserter Captured in Mindoro by U S Troops
Manila reports Lt. Hazzard captured Arthur Howard described as an American deserter who led Maccabebe scouts in Mindoro. Howard denies U S soldier status, claims Spanish birth and English father, Spanish mother, and says he fought for Aguinaldo. He allegedly brought six prisoners under a truce at Angeles in 1899.
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Arthur Howard
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Hongkong
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Angeles
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San Mateo
Lawton
Hazzard
California
Shamrock II Demonstrates Fast Wind Reach Off Sandy Hook
New York readers saw Shamrock II surge to 14 15 knots soon after 1 PM under southeast wind. Sir Thomas Lipton and party witnessed swift sail changes with a large reaching jib topsail, spinnaker not used, and the yacht racing toward Gedney channel before easing for a close reach to Sandy Hook.
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Eail
Erin
Sir Thomas Lipton
Mr. Jameson
Mr. Watson
Commodore Hilliard
Sandy Hook
Rateey
Sycamore
Gedney Channel
McKinley Returns to Buffalo for Exposition Day Cheers
President McKinley and party arrived in Buffalo amid overwhelming crowds and gun salutes as Sept 5 was set aside for Pan-American exposition events. The president toured grounds with Mrs McKinley and Milburn, then retired to Milburn's house before a dawn departure with mounted police and cavalry.
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N. Y
McKinley
Rainbow City
Central Station
Barber
Sarah Duncan
Fort Porter
Exposition Grounds
Terminal Station
John G. Milburn
The
Exposition Company
Lincoln Parkway
Milburn
Mr. Milburn
German Cruiser Wacht Sunk After Collision Off Arkona
Berlin reports the German armored cruiser Wacht, 1250 tons, built 1887, length 262 feet, beam 31 feet 6 inches, draft 13 feet 9 inches, with crew of 126, four 3.4 inch guns and two machine guns, three torpedo tubes, speed about 19 knots, sunk off Arkona after colliding with battleship Sachsen. casualties unknown.
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Sassnitz
Rugen
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Arkona
Sachzen
New Jersey State Team Wins Interstate Military Match
New Jersey won the interstate military match at Sea Girt New Jersey scoring joi points. The event was open to teams of 12 men from each state or territory of the United States.
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New Jersey
New York
United States
Sea Girt
N. J
Klondike miners Berry and Stanley arrive with large drafts
Seattle sept 4 two famed Klondikers Clarence Berry and William Stanley reached Beattie aboard the Dolphin from Dawson. Both are El Dorado creek mine owners and the summer sluicing yielded nearly 500000 in bank drafts.
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Seattle
Clarence Berry
William Stanley
Beattie
Dolphin
Dawson
Eldorado Creek
World Says Bettors Offer Even Money On Columbia Races
The World reports bettors on the Columbia are now unwilling to give better than even money on the outcomes of the races for the America's Cup. This reflects a tight market and uncertainty over which yacht will prevail.
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New York
The Arickaree Treasure praised as Western fiction gem
Readers are urged to buy The Arickaree Treasure noting it as one of the best books for any library. The Rocky Mountain Magazine lauds it as a collection of short stories that may stand among the finest Western fiction works.
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The
Rocky Mountain Magazine
Breaking Up the Independence Yacht in Boston Dock
Under orders from financier Thomas W. Lawson workmen began breaking up the yacht Independence at the Commonwealth dock in South Boston on September 4.
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Independence
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Commonwealth Dock
South
Bookmakers at Delmar Track Face Contempt Hearing
Contempt proceedings began in St Louis circuit court before Judge Zachritz against Delmar track bookmakers for disobeying a temporary injunction issued yesterday. Attorney Thomas J. Rowe for the Attorney General filed a petition seeking reasons why punishment should not be imposed for open defiance.
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St. Louie
Zachritz
Delmar Track
Thomas J. Rowe
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The Abbey Press Offer On 12mo Cloth Volume
Cloth, 12mo, price one dollar, available postpaid through Abbey Press Publishers. Order from 114 Fifth Avenue New York or via agencies in London Montreal and elsewhere.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
London
Montreal
Diplomatic Corps to Attend Pan American Exposition
Representatives of the diplomatic corps left Washington on a special train for Buffalo to visit the Pan American exposition management. Accompanying the party was Secretary of Agriculture Wilson. They will stay until Friday.
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Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Buffalo
Ilson
President's Day Ceremonies Noted for Tomorrow
Readers are advised of tomorrow's ceremonies marking President's Day with local participation and planned public events. Officials encourage attendance and reflection on national leaders and history.
Two Prominent Young People Wed at Deer Lodge
Miss Mary Stackpole and Charles E. Youlden were married at St James Episcopal Church Deer Lodge with a ceremony conducted by Revs. W T Douglas and S C Blackiston. The couple will tour Salt Lake Denver Chicago and New York before settling in Butte.
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Ter Lodge
St. James Episcopal Church
Mary Stackpole
Charles E. Youlden
Butte
W. T. Douglas
C. Blackiston
Mendelssohn
Mabel Beaumont
Elizabeth Hyde
Jessie Stackpole
Or¢Fe
Mamie Hardenbrook
Lelia McLain
William Youlden
Albert Conner
Margarette Youlden
Stackpole
Salt Lake
Denver
Chicago
New York
Mr. Youlden
Canada
Three Masked Robbers Loot Eholt Hotel Guests
In Greenwood British Columbia on September 4 three masked men held up guests at Kaiser's hotel in Eholt stealing 400 dollars in cash, three gold watches, a diamond breastpin, a diamond ring and other jewelry. They also took four bottles of champagne plus whiskey and beer. Eight people were robbed as officers scour the area but no suspects are found.
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Greenwood
B. C
Kaiser’s
Eholt
Protest Sustained in Juneau Townsite Lode Case
Acting Secretary Ryan of the interior department sustains the protest of the Juneau townsite against granting a patent to the Bonanza lode claim owned by George Harkrader and others. The land dispute centers on conflicting claims to the town of Juneau Alaska.
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Washington
Ryan
Interior Department
George Harkrader
Anna Goldstein
Juneau
Alaska
United States Leather slashes board size at annual meeting
The stockholders of United States Leather company met in Jersey City and voted to reduce the number of directors from 19 to 15. The decision was announced at the annual meeting held in New York on September 4.
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New York
United States Leather Company
Jersey City
Att'y General Rules State Furnishing Board May Award Printing
Helena Sept 4 The attorney general holds the state furnishing board has power to award all printing for state educational institutions and charge the cost to the institutional maintenance appropriation This reverses a prior opinion and defines boards as state officers with authority to contract for supplies unless law forbids It urges boards to furnish catalogs and reports and to oversee contracts for printing and other items all under existing code provisions Secretary Hay to distribute copy of opinion to boards.
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Standard
Helena
Legislative Assembly
State Furnishing Board
Hay
Kobbe Relieved in Mindanao Command Leave Granted
Brig. Gen. William A. Kobbe is relieved of Mindanao and Jolo duty and given three months leave with permission to visit the United States. He will return after the leave or as directed by authorities. The change affects command structure in the department and related operations.
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William A. Kobbe
Department of Mindanao
Job
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