Season Nears Close at Cohmabin Gardens With Dances
The season at Cohmabin gardens winds down with planned excursions and a near term closing date. Manager Waarton notes good crowds and a strong season, expecting further events including a possible Sunday concert and ball game, while discussing garden improvements and perennial plant retention for next year.
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Cohmabin Gardens
Hozenwin
Missoni
Waarton
Kent
Ankcoma
Archer Cilins
Uhy Gardens
Thayer
Greta
Week Eading Excursions Vie Great Northern Stairway
Fragmentary note reports travel itinerary with mentions of Saturday Sunday and Monday, referencing places or groups Yasin Boider Reed Alhaintica Meltet and North Ma Bitte. The garbled text suggests round trips and ascent on a stairway excursion with mixed day labels and uncertain names.
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Saumnday
St North
Notes of Labor Day Celebration by the Park
A fragmented eyewitness account describes a Labor Day parade with a crowd near MAIN and Park streets. The weather turned cold and dreary as the procession moved past a corner feature and a blab of spectators watched the event with limited readable details.
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James
Isradar
Eid Park
Many Horses Will Be At Billings Fair
The Billings fair showcases numerous horse entries with officials predicting a large exhibit. WB Geordie, secretary of the horse show, notes preparations today as Henry White assists Gene with entries. Mrs Bailvurck leads Loxlora falloy work, with a team of ladies aiding departments and attractions planned for the city event.
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Billings Fair
Stanford
WB. Geordie
Henry White
White
Park City
Bailvlurck
George Wae
Body of man who killed himself arrives at Helena
Dispatch from the Standard reports the body of George Reed who died by his own hand near Chester has arrived in Helena for burial. Arrangements are not yet complete. A Billings dispatch notes a party of five sleighs arrived in Billings and departed for Denver after traveling from St Paul. The group, railway conductors and ladies, will hold a meeting in Denver this week.
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Helena
George Reed
Billings
Che Burlington
Denver
Mirk
Denverhia
No Truth in Evening Paper Claim of Tulleliy Mines Fraud
Inquiry shows no truth in the Daily Mail report about the Aimipr joan Combination and its alleged attempt to con the backline cachers of The ckiy vines in Cornwit am Devonshire ridiculing the ier of Anerie. London officials note no credible evidence supporting the stony published statements.
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London
Seyit. T
Associated Press
Ori Shine
Daily Mail
Tulleliy
Cornwit Am Devonshire
Contra
Wind Steals Pocketbook In City Street Chase
A windy night blows a pocketbook from a man’s hat on Park and Main. Starrs Driscoll and Kenry Ryan, both 9, recover the purse with $15.20 as John Murphy, son of Detective Murphy, chases four suspects. At the city jail the youths are admonished and released after promising to behave.
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George Emly
Park
Nandy
Emly
Starrs Driscoll
Kenry Ryan
Tiny
Policeman Lynch
John Murphy
Murphy
Johnole
Rualieed
Lynch
Ray Ikehe Wind
Colue
Shay
Col Iman
Phil Fayne
Peta
Arrests for Threat to Shoot President Roosevelt
An unclear report states M Rent L John Miler and Corman were arrested on a hoax or threat charge related to a plan to shoot President Roosevelt during his stay in the city. Miler denied the charges and could not explain his whereabouts when questioned by police. The investigation remains ongoing with pending details.
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Acuse
M. Rent
L.john Miler
Corman
Miler Dantes
Uve Paticn
Etear
Circus Tent Collapse Injures Hundreds in Kansas
A windstorm caused a circus tent to collapse during a performance in Anthony Kansas. The incident left more than 800 people injured or requiring medical attention with at least 40 treated on site or transported to hospitals. Names and exact affiliations are unclear due to damaged text.
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Anthony
Kan
Bent
Gehiriaes
Vere
Robe
Indon
Ciro
Peephy Avas
Phien Joyner
Wildlife exhibit cage collapse injures multiple people
A chaotic scene at a wildlife display saw cages topple and wild animals overturning causing injuries to bystanders as the event spiraled into confusion. Authorities investigated the incident and secured the area.
Major fire destroys Livery Stable in Pihevurg
A large blaze swept the Lie Allexheny Tyraneler company stables at Sixteenth Street and Liberty overnight, causing an estimated $200,000 in damage. The fire, likely from overturned lighting, gutted yard and multiple brick structures. Of 128 stabled homes, at least 10 were burned or badly damaged, forcing residents to evacuate.
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Lie Allexheny
Tyraneler Company
Sixteenth
Itterty
Histeenth
Seventeenth Streets
Liberty Street
Anniversary of Tragedy Marked in City Labor Day Observance
On the spot anniversary, a labor day gathering noted the sixth anniversary of a fatal shooting by sheriffs during a miner march. Speakers included District President Deltry of the United Mine Workers and Malote RB Barnen of Philadelphia, with ceremonies at the tragedy site.
Cripple Creeks Hills Filled With Soldiers
Cripple Creek district sees National Guard troops deployed across seven hills with lines of pickets and cavalry patrols moving through the mineral region. A separate item notes a fire at the Everitt compress at Port Arthur, with no loss of life. Colorado Democrats nominate Adair Wilson for supreme court judge by a first-ballot vote at the state convention in Denver.
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Cripple Creek
National Guard
Jaistriet
Hue
Colorado
Denver
Adair Wilson
Supreme Court
Tod
Gray-haired doctor reviews salary upgrade for James
An elder, smiling and concerned, debates promoting James and raising his pay. He fears heart trouble could worsen with excitement, while a companion urges restraint. The scene centers on what is proper and safe for James amid a tense moment.
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James
Obi Pian
Jan eoAo
Jamo
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