Montana Congregationalists to Consolidate with Methodist and Brethren
The Montana Congregational Association, concluding its 20th annual meeting, favors uniting with the Methodist Protestant and United Brethren churches. Next year’s session will be in Columbus in September. A key action was endorsing consolidation, with various committees appointed and plans to extend Sunday school work statewide. The Great Falls church membership grew from 30 to 12? during the year.
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Montana
Intohls Riy
Columbus
Tie Ges Viatian
Congregational Sunday School and Publication Society
Watenn
Sher W. Z. Cuttin
Kingshu
BeFherson
Butte
Associtlion
BUTIE NEWS ANNUAL HARVEST FESTIVAL AUCTION RAISES FUNDS
Butte Salvation Army hosts annual harvest festival with musical entertainment and a charity auction at Earth Wyoming Street barracks. Merchandise including toys fruits and candy offered to raise about 275 for the pension fund for assistants and social work. Attendees enjoyed the program and donations from local merchants. The organization plans future events led by Star Captain Taylor and Adjutant Andrews from Spokane. Sept 86 and 2% special services announced.
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Salvation Army
Wyoming Street
Iito
Orlers
Alxeen
Joseph Pierce
Mias
Annie Rodgers
NeWe Pierce
Fergunot Cave
W. A. Bennell
Rernice Carter
Band of Love Cave
Rundle
Muttara
British Columbia
Idaho
Washington
Taylor
Andrews
la Butte
Spokane
Druids Organize a Grove in South Futte Night
The Mystic Tie grove Noar of the United Ancient Order of Druids held the first Wusinese session at Foresters' bath wast, organizing a new chanter and electing 23 charter members. Officers elected include National Arch Teanatf Baldwin and Alderman George Lt. Anmibrose as fret, Edward Micke tneide guardian, and Dr Alber as grove physician, with secretary and treasurer to be chosen later.
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Ancient Order of Druids
South Futte
Foresters’ Bath
Marvin Grave
Floera
Natio Arch
Teanatf
Yaldwin
Yulee Arch
George Lt
Anmibrose
Edward B. Micke
Tneide
G. Brauer
Gharian
O. Fy Ler
Grove
Alber
W. Cartier
Dreamrer
Sheriff Seizes Horses in Red Lodge Dispute
Sheriff Potter went to the jail to fetch two men accused of horse theft for custody during a plastering job dispute. The men objected and left, Potter promising they will sign a statement freeing them from damages claims tied to taking stock while work proceeds. Loomis, renting with Potter, claims theft of several loads of horses from a man near Absarokee.
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Peri
Standard
Red Lodge
Sherif Potter
Jai
Potter
Pold
Loomis
Livingston
Tulule
Abearokee
Agreement Accepted In Baseball Major League Draft
Representatives of the National Association of Minor Leagues and major leagues accepted a two part draft agreement after revisions including dates and pay terms. Players originally slated to Brooklyn Chicago and Cleveland were ordered back to their minor league clubs. renewals planned at a later date with limited cross transfers. Attending officials included Herrmann, Pulliam, Johnson, Sexton and others.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Agretinary
Wittler
Newton
Hughes and Corbett
Brooklyn
Dundeén
Jones
Hickey
Anlother
Noca
August Herrmann
Inclinati National League
Macky Pulliam
National League
Ron Johnson
America League
Lee Natonal Baseball Commission
National Association of Minor Leagues
Sexton
Migie
Cavanaugh
Cubert League
Farrell
Netional Association of Minor Leagues
Ned Hanlon
W. N. Watkins
Indlinapoltz
Milwaukee Club Delivers Easy Win at State Amateur Meet
Milwaukee Athletic Club won decisively at the state junior championships at Silk Afternoon Park. The University of China Con-Mita second Tenarr led team scores, while the Chicago groups trailed with 12 to 15 points. Montreal A.A. and New York A.G. tied for points, and Milwaukee regiments plus Gerry Williamson were among top finishers. Poor track conditions and cold weather kept many athletes away. local clubs dominated with limited participation.
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Miwaukee Athletic Chy
Athelle Club
State Sale Park
University of China Con- Mita
Comal
Chicago
Greater New York
Tveh
Wirat Regiment A. A
Montreal A.A. A
New York
A. G
Treavent A
Milwaukee
First Regiment
St. Lonie
Gerry Wiliginson
Cortestes
Finny
Seagirt Tournament Crowded With Big Events
The ninth day of the shooting tournament at Seagirt featured many events. The Leech Cup was won by Corpora and Ohio claimed top in a team event. Old Bayard of Massachusetts scored 240, while Old Guard of New York won a Carlton team match. Manhattan Rifle and Revolver Association of New York won a class match. A prize shooting event drew shooters, with Specht Dispatch noting the day’s prominent entries. A horse named Noiris Iti from Columbia, Missouri, sold at public sale for $130 after a mortgage auction in Helena, with bid by GC Cathrol.
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Window
Ohio
Valvana’ Organization
Anon Ie Trams
National Guard
Old
Byard
Massachusetts
Gard
New York
Carlton
Sev
Jersey
Manhattan
Columbie
J. Dh Daly
John 1 Murphy
Telena
Special Disaster to Standava Rie Ther
Report notes Womite ar Mie Thaber as Special Disaster to the Standava Rie Ther. Repl Mester appears cautious over extending a cout farine while mentioning the cold weather and a few days of weed growth. One mendeslers indicate willingness to receive further supply.
Items of Interest to Montana People
Montana items note irrigation survey across the state from Miles City to the Yellowstone. A commission approves 190 19 for state sale freight and related costs. A misprint lists a wedding near Miles City and a residence purchase by Mrs Campbell. A coalitions update mentions Roberts and Atonson buying property formerly owned by Campbell and Molt in Miles City.
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Montana
Rig Miter
Beard
Gounis
Pat
Wiylog
Helena
Oriaber
Miles City
Robert Atenaoninn
Campbell
Campbell Stern Tia
Lawrence Molt
Anit
Turmoil and sectarian strife fan the Bulgarians' fate
Front page report describes deadly clashes and ethnic tensions in the Balkans. Christians blamed for violence, Muslims accused of fanatic hatred, shops closed, streets deserted, and consuls denied access. Turkish officials promise aid but take no action as fear grows across towns and villages.
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Carlattan
Wauris Pearhias
Aiveadera
Smilevo
Hilmi Pasha
Tin
Porte
Tinetlangries
Micedania
PESSIMISTIC VIEW OF THE SITUATION IN EUROPE
London reports Europe on the brink of war as Turkish and Bulgarian tensions rise near the Balkans. Officials warn against intervention while powers back Austria Hungary and Greece. Insurgent movements in the Vilayets threaten broader conflict despite diplomatic efforts.
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London
Europe
Turkey
Bulgaria
Meentine
Mergaria
Weskaten
Atandlis Douvean
Austria
Imnysia
DT “Ict
Vilayen
Andrianople
Albanian Plundering Despite Orders Reported
Sept 10 report from Constantwhaple states Albanian rebels are insubordinate, raiding villages and threatening officers as Turkish troops struggle with discipline. By Sept 7, 27 battalions of troops were concentrated near Kirk Kilisseh, amid reconstruction efforts. Imperial deeds and actions in the region are noted.
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Kirk Kilisseh
Kirkdwillgeeh
Mi Imperial
Greeks to Aid Turkish Forces in Macedonia Conflict
Lanter reports a Greek shift toward cooperation with Turkish troops amid tensions over Macedonia. A September dispatch notes Greek leaders backing reforms to curb Bulgarian influence and prevent Macedonian annexation, while a separate report claims a clash near Velpre on September 2 ended with Greek forces routing Macedonian troops.
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Lanter
Danalel Fran Athena
Macedonia
Strike Leader Arrested After Clash at Labor Camp
Report from Delppje Creek states civil and military authorities clash over control of a labor camp. President Thennigan of a dissident union was struck by a miner, drew a revolver, but was disarmed before use. He claims self defense as guards threaten execution by electric light pole. Civil authorities arrested him. military surrounds camp.
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Colorado Springs
Calu
Selit
Thennigan
Diis Rel
Heamlton
Guards Guard Cripate Creel Camp as Strikes Halt
Warlike scene as troops guard Cripate Creel Cola and Sept Mie Rie properties resuming work under armed protection. Prisoners are brought to Campokie tomas, while Camp of ka mentwas en tabiikhud et diction sees charges withheld. Goldfield La Belle Power plant operation disrupted by strike, with cavalry surrounding the site and darkness spreading to nearby towns.
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Cripate Creel
Cola
Omen
Kenniaios
Histric Wna Su. 1
Ka Mentwas
McClelland
Campokie Tomas
Caniiball
Campire
Tenkins
Allman
Mekhiney
Miarshal
Altman
A Lacy
la Belle Power Company
Goldfield
Furnissing
Ayanageneul Ul Tid Labelle Power and Electric Light Company
Serikera
Lie Aberif
Miner Disappears and Cabin Is Burned in Calo
Yatar Calo Sept 1 Mike Moyers, a miner, has disappeared. His cabin was burned, and authorities suspect he was killed in a preliminary assault. Clyde’s body was found with a bullet hole. Patrick Burns, a railroad laborer, is questioned. The Miller union president Menniston was attacked but fired in self defense. No clear motive or connection to the strike is established.
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Yatar
Calo
Mike Moyers
Cumeroty
Rogers
Dames Stewart
Revere
Stewart
Nis Bonad
Iead
Clyde
Yee
Patrick Burns
Sitiky
Prospects for Settlement in Ophir District
Fifty men left camp today bound for Colorado points as Ophir properties show signs of worsening. Ophir Consoli dated manager Muckley met a union committee and agreed on a wage week with exceptions for three shifts in certain cases. A meeting was set for Saturday night to ratify the agreement. Managers Axtell and Glascones are expected to resume operations, with two poor prospects seen as likely to continue.
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Ophir
Muckley
Ophir Consolidated
Huckley
Unio
Lina Heen
Maneger Axtell
Carriton
Glascones
Interray
Ted
Conference on mining strike at Cripple Creek
At a conference of miners in Missouri the discussion focused on breaking the Cripple Creek strike. A committee was named to supervise actions with aims to present proposals to the men and ensure resolution. The event noted plans for possible events and negotiations to restore work.
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Bouver
Wiel
Cripple Creek
Rei
New Man in Charge of Affairs at Berut
Heli Fepth WA dispatch reports Songiindinaple exays Nigh Miah appointed in place of Rashid Pashia at Thetrut. German training sipatoltike with WO men on board left Téabon. Mann Nard to Haltimore. Massena-Butlard t haw left for Balthmore to attend the grand lodge meeting at Gold Fellows.
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Berut
Heli
Rashid Pashia
Téabon
Belit
Mann
Haltimore
Uelewi
Massena
Butlard
Balthmore
Soverelan Grand Lodge
Gold Fellows
Fin Monta
Right Wulwarians At Tet Near Gondere
In the recent tet at Gondere near Demir Kapow Knongy Taynsurgent dead wore cant Tiles. Non steers whose heads have been brought to Dewir Kapow.
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Salonien
Gondere
Demir-Kapow
Knongy
Dewir-Kapow
Congress Off Day as Mining Tour Attracts Visitors
The American mining congress paused sessions on Friday allowing delegates to visit the Homestake mine in Lead. Most members left town early and returned in the evening. Today’s program includes constitutional votes and paper readings. Portland is being pitched to host the next annual session by the Oregon delegation.
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Armerican Mining Congress
Homestake Mining Company
Lead
Hth
Che Elby
Mining Congress
Ta-Mar- Ten
Congress
Thiul
iMedards
Mahon
Oregon Flelesation
Enn Modlour
Portland
Grand Lodge of Idaho Elects Its Officers
Boise Idaho Sept 10 The grand lodge elected officers including Grand Master Justin M. Carwen Mountain Home Deputy Grand Master Albert W Gordon Kendrick Senior Grand Warden Jeremiah W Robe inson Boise Junior Grand Warden Theron W Warr Grand Treasurer Charles Himrod Boise Grand Secretary Thearove T W Randal Bolze Trustees of the Orphans Fund Jonas W Brown George Ainslie James A Pinney Boise
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Boise
Idaho
Mosens
Justin M. Carwen
Mountain Home
Albert W. Gordon
Kendrick
Jeremiah W. Robeinson
Theron WH. Warr
Charles Himrod
Thearove TW. Randal
Bolze
Williag B. Goodheart
Welker
The
Orphans’ Fund
Jonas W. Brown
George Ainslie
James A. Pinney
Bosse
Mra Buchanan Granted Divorce in Lewis and Clark Court
Elta Max Buchanan wins a divorce from Frank Buchanan in the Lewis and Clark District Court. They wed in April 1901, with the ruling issued in Helena on September 1, as reported by the Standard.
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Standard
Helena
Elta Max Buchanan
Frank Buchanan
District Court of Lewis and Clarke Saints
Man Recalls Cedar Creek Prisoner tale and Pink Pills praise
A Civil War veteran, captured at Cedar Creek and held at Libby, recounts malaria plagued years after service. He credits Dr Williams pink pills for improving appetite, vertigo, and overall strength after trying many physicians over five decades. He urges others to try the remedy.
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New Orleans
Bayou
Guy
Dilousan
Nelle
Williaws
Miso
Br. Williams
Mr. Shang
Grand Army of the Republic
Connecticut Vormreer Infantrey
Cedar Creek
Shenandoah Valley
Sheridan
Shby
Hardshiga
Olhore
Br. Wilawas
Dr. Williams
Dr. Willians , Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y. Ic
Beveridge speaks on banking reform at Indiana bankers meeting
South Bend Indiana September 10 United States Senator Beveridge addressed the annual convention of the Indiana Bankers Association. He urged moderation in financial legislation, warned against hasty currency changes, and called for steady policy to preserve confidence and credit while avoiding widespread disruption of the economy. He emphasized harmony between Eastern and Western bankers and cautioned bankers against panic or drastic changes.
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South Bend
Ind
Keverth
Indiana Bankers’ Association
United States
Beveridge
Oyster Bay
Regear
Cougres
Congress
Congresswidh
The
Republic
Quiet Beirut Dispatch Signals Calm After Scare
Washington reports a quieter situation in Beirut with shops largely closed and residents unsettled by the Sunday scare. Consul Ravandi’s telegram, transmitted through the state department, notes the dispatch content was not released publicly and Admiral Catton’s communications were promptly forwarded for handling.
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Washington
seph-Ministive
Laas
Ravandsi
Beirut
Admiral Cats
Memivy Department
State Department
New Vali of Beirut Doing His Best
Sept reports from Beirut indicate Naalin Pagh Mevali of Syria is enforcing measures and promising punishment for the guilty. French and Italian consuls decline to seek landing of American marines as Christian refugees return home amid subdued excitement. Investigation shows police involvement in riots, with Revkit Pasha failing to control the city.
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New Vali
Beirut
Patis
Ieirut
Naalin Pagh
Mevali
Syria
Constantinople
Curmide
Revkit Pasha
All Reports Agree Orders Restored
Unclear dispatch discusses Turkish government restoring quiet at Teient and the Porte’s stance on Landon. Mentions removal of a blockade at Terent, United States Minister Lelelman’s demand, and readiness to send warships if directed, with ongoing coordination among powers.
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Clal
Otharwine
Teient
Porte
Aa Landon
Vaik
Terent
United States
Lelelman
UTS
Antonica
Blood Humours Cure Claims for Cuticura Across Infants and Adults
The advertisement touts Cuticura treatments as highly effective for blood humours, skin disorders, scalp conditions, and general infant and child afflictions. It claims cures for itch, blotches, scalp scaling, hair loss, and various ulcers, praising cost and accessibility while urging adoption in homes.
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Josh
Grandilar
Cutionre
Win Beniee
Cherterhouse Bus
Rae Rede Ebownn
Columbus
Dandrill Scalp Fever Spark Hair Care Claims
Fragmentary notes describe a feverish scalp condition and germ theories linked to hair loss. Professor Uitin of Hamburg is mentioned with references to germ elise and root damage. An advertisement touts Deli hicus hair dressing and related products sold by Semlite in Detroit and Paxson uxonts for Bulle.
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Uitin
Hamburg
Agg Semlite
Etapa
Detroit
Mre
Paxson
Bulle
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