Montana Senator Gibson Heads to Ogden for Irrigation Congress
Senator Gibson accompanied by Theodore Gibson arrived in Boston Great Falls and left for Ogden for the irrigation congress to convene Tuesday. He, though ill, spoke of irrigation bills, forest preservation, and public land reform as key topics likely to shape western policy and settler opportunities.
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Repator
Paris Gibson
Hig
Taeodore Gibson
Bosteroid Great Falla
Gregan
Ogden
Senator Gibson
Irrigation Congress
Gibson
Irtl
Thornton Hotel
Engrees
Hmber Vnen
Entilemen
Vatiomen
Montana
Billiroods
Mancini
Tam
Pesule
Wii
Horace
Benater
West
Middle West
Wilson
Ship Rumor Claims Lost Transper Regiment at Sea
Unconfirmed reports claim a transport bearing a British regiment foundered off the coast in a gale near the belt of land. Details are unclear and authorities have not verified the loss or survivors.
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Lenten
Sopl
Phureday
Irish Parliament's Thing He Looks For
London Sept 1 John Redmond MP spoke at Auchrim Wicklow Ireland urging continued policy that secured Irish land reform. He said the Home Rule party would press for a historic measure never before achieved and argued for a peaceful path to an Irish parliament.
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London
John Redmond
M. Py
Auchrim
Wicklow
Ireland
Si Ha Int
Predicted Price Surge Shrinks Canned Goods Supply
Trade in canned corn tomatoes and salmon faces severe shortages as crop failures and poor quality stocks shrink supply. Industry sources warn jobbers and packers will see prices rise up to 30 to 40 percent with contract deliveries at risk and nationwide shortages looming into the coming season.
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John B. Rodlander
Uast
Kers
Freight Cars Wrecked on the Heinze Stub
Thomas A. Reeve of Helena, living in Butte, witnessed a wreck near Basin at about 4 a.m. Two heavily loaded ore cars left the track and toppled near the main line at a 4 1/2 degree angle. Crews propped the cars to prevent collapse onto the track. Passengers on the Great Northern train narrowly missed the derailed ore cars by about six inches as wreckers worked nearby.
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Thomas A. Revee
Helena
Butte
Great Falls
Crom
Heinze
Basi
Reave
Jp. Reece
Reece
Officer Cassidy Dies After Illness in New York City
Patrick A. Cassidy, a highly regarded police officer on the Wart force, fell ill at his Wis home and faced pneumonia. His condition worsened after a recent bout with mania, leaving him bedridden as doctors warned his life was gravely endangered and he left behind a wife and several children.
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Patrick A. Cassidy
Wis
West Merepey Street
Carethy
Nee
Monoman
Butte Briefs From A Sparse OCR Night
RB Smith of Amvonta visited yesterday. Janes to Wilcox of Lawlstoyei announced at the Rite. Carey of Pipestone attended in Trihe MM business. Ritter or CA Vineaton registered at Butte Senior Parke Glhada and his son Theotore Gibson were guests. Mrs N BR Smuin of Wille to hi Springe A NeNt yesterday. Boulder visitors included Frank Wackle and Thernha Slmpking. Esther rene’s sonern, a month-old daughter of G L Foxe ter, will be baptized at West Woodtan street at five o'clock this afternoon.
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RB. Smith
Amvonta
Nader
Janes To Wilcox
Lawlstoyei
Carey
Pipestone
Hela
Thorman
C.W. Ritter
Vineaton
Butte
Parke Glhada
Theotore Gibson
Whornton Yeatertay
Mra
G. L. Foxeter
Mien West Woodtan
O'vlagte Uile
Mt Washington Race Report with Names and Time
Fragmentary OCR notes list Rowand Simm Howse Washington N A Bent Well Driver Malvern Mane FW Peabody Moston and Mt Washington involvement. Incomplete details describe a four diorsa power Kagollie rQhabont event with an actual time around 1 hour 20 minutes.
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Simm Howse
Washington, N. A
Bent Well
Malvern
Mane
Peabody
Moston
Taddy Iita
Mt. Washington
Opening of the City Schools for New Term
Arrangements are in place for the public to enter the city schools. Nearly 6000 pupils reported for duty, with the new Metney and Lincoln boundaries to be announced soon. Enrollment and class evened by age, with buildings fumigated and ready.
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Ward School
Northwest
Hobart
Thoge
Columbia
Abieet Aid
Parle
Alreet Og Fav Cunt
Crystal Street
Lincoln School
WM. M. Hart
High Avico
Pupa
Terchina
Former Butte Man Is Dead
Daniel Sullivan, long known in Montana and Utah, died last night at the Holy Cross. His brother PG Sullivan of Centerville received a late telegram. Sullivan left Butte at 2 05 o clock for Salt Lake City to arrange his brother’s funeral set for tomorrow afternoon. He was an aged former mining foreman near Salt Lake City and is survived by two brothers and two sisters.
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Daniel Sullivan
Ty Montana
Wiah
Holy Cross
PG. Sulivan
Centers Villa
Ale Sullivan
Butte
Salt Lake City
Daniel Sulivan
Uronwre and
Dave Pg, Sullivan
Centerville
D.C
Balloon Passes Over Indianapolis City Suburb Observer Details
A torpedo-shaped balloon with two men drifted from the northwest over Indianapolis suburbs at about 100 feet, circled the southern area and vanished after an arc. Hundreds watched as officials and residents reported little else, with no concrete explanation or official concern.
Big Demonstration for Governor Hunt Planned
A large demonstration is organized in his honor as Governor Hunt returns. Prominent leaders will cooperate with the rally, aiming to showcase strong political support and a warm reception for the governor upon his arrival.
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San Jani
Hunt
Dr Edward North Dead in Clinton at Half Way On
Edward North longtime Utton New York faculty member and professor at Tumtton College died at Half Way On Clinton after a long illness. His tenure as instructor and later professor spanned several decades. He was known for his scholarly work and teaching impact within the university community.
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Utton
N.Y
Edward North
Tumtton College
Grath
Clinton
Delegates Not Seated In Silver Bow Labor Assembly
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly did not recognize the new Bartenders union affiliated with the American Labor Union. Delegates from the old union retained seats after a long debate over compliance with formalities. The assembly cited lack of charter action and improper withdrawal as reasons, while the new union argued alignment with the International association. Also noted were protests over Harper's readers in schools and a joint committee to address union labor concerns with school book selections.
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New Bartenders’ Union
Bartenders’ International League
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Bartenders's Union
Gol
Barstenders
Auier- Wea
Mme Mave
American Labor Union
International Association
Ibok
Vht
Montana
International League
Canada
New Mexico
West Indies
Philippines
Nctomities
Xed
Tutte
Lhe Harper's
American Basic Company
Harper's
Harperts
Mmy Tnt
Sheriff Targeting Cattle Thieves Across Borders
Cochise county officials pursue Benhain of Brown Texas and Tosaph Hughes of Disbee Arizona on charges of stealing cattle in Brawa County Texas. Shevl Denham follows with writs and habeas corpus bids as authorities claim forged telegrams influenced a territorial case.
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Phoenix
Cochise County
Gire Iygureute
Shiai Benhain
Brown County
Texas
Wille
Klinaping
Aeenecial Crom ‘Wombstone
Ariz
Tosaph Hughes
Disbee
Art
Tesenh Thomphreyss
Brrwa County
Shevl Denham
Inganiine Hughes
Shel Denham
Mexten Mae
Denhar
Brodle
Fin
Man Found Dead with Evidence of Murder Near Pottersville
Newher North Carolina September 1 F G C Siai mmans a tither at United Storia Sonata Rimota Ay killed xeelendas at his fadtathon a few miles from Pottersville done county. He had been missing since yesterday morning. One Siai mans had been shot several times with wabotgun. Trasses about the tread in Glearoy which we was vlubheil also Hearty named Daniels has been arrested.
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Newher
N.C
Siaimmans
Storia Sonata
Rimota
Xeelendas
Pottersville
Dones County
Siaimans
Wabotgun
Non-Cash Miner Kned Incident in Kroxville
In Kroxville on September 1 Charles Moret reported an attacker at his home. An unnamed man entered the residence, threatened a Ms orderly, then fired a pistol injuring Marss. police have no clue about the assailant.
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Kroxville
Toon
Charles Moret
Sthan-Tinlon Wilier
Tenessee Coy
Bvico
Maral
Marss
Fragmentary report on storm damage to Nassau crops
A damaged OCR note reports severe weather affecting Nassau with great vegetation loss and ruined fruit crops. It notes agricultural damage, livestock impact, and limited reports of livestock losses, while island-wide disruption continues with no clear recount of other islands recovered.
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Nassau
Deum
Jung
Assyrian feud sparks arrest over threats near Nine Mile
Joseph Saye faces charges after a two week dispute among Assyrian colonists near Nine Mile. Sheriff MacCurvey and Deputy McKenna arrested Ita for threatening Michael Joseph and others. Warrant delays and conflicting accounts mark tense actions as factions clash and fears of violence persist in Cherry.
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Isame
Michael Joseph
Une der
MacCurvey
Sherr ™ Mckenna
Justice Doran
Joseph
Ning Mile House
Ita
Butte
Tia
Batie
Eigh
Tt Joseph
Doran
Grant
Bherlif Wymen
Tta
Hin
Cherry
Itas
Charles Joseph
Michael
Weather Delays Sheep Shipments in Big Timber
Seventeen lines describe snow and wet weather halting shipments in Big Timber Stockmen and buyers, including William Rea and Stock Inspector Smith, delaying loads to rail as sheep roam mountains. A Tuveroe buyer, Victor Tint, waits days for accessible roads, while buyers balance weather against early load opportunities.
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Elipmenin
Weathdy
William Rea
South Bt
Pant
Dogoder
Inspector Smith
Nilings
Ehean
aLonke
Cletmatances
Shinmont
Victor Tint
Tuveroe
Tan
Iown
Good Day for Ducks Amid Snow in Helena
Special Lipatel notes two inches of snow in Helena with rapid melting and heavy drifts on surrounding hills. Mt Helena and Mt Ascension are snow covered while forecasts hint at freezing weather ahead and hunters flock to nearby valleys where ducks were pursued as the storm began.
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Helena
Bear Tooth
Mt. Helena
Mt. Ascension
Shaw
Prielely Pear
Umona
Local Snowfall Report in Miles City Area
Sept 11 report from Miles City notes light snowfall in the surrounding region with map images showing snow cover. Weather observers describe the fall as lively yet short lived as temperatures rise and melt begins after the initial flurry.
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Staydara
Miles City
Ant Tomas
Threat to Protect Armenian Property Seeks Relief from President
A New York petition to the President argues the czar has seized Armenian property without legal basis and seeks indemnity. A committee presented the petition at Oyster Bay to advocate protecting Armenian Americans and their assets in Russia.
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New York
Six Hundred Working on Non-Union Properties
Colorado Springs reports that on September 13 about 60 men are employed on non union properties in Cripple Creek area. The article notes ongoing labor activity and hints at further developments by month’s end.
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Colorado Springs
the Gazette
Cripple Creek
District union notes changes in committee and emplacements
Report claims many workers will be employed at two power plants after a walkout. District Union No. 1 allegedly reorganized, replacing deserters with new members stationed at Camp Goldfield. Committees are expected to include more conservative members.
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District Union
No. 1
Camp Golifield
Carmack Would Repeal Fifteenth Amendment
Memphis dispatch notes Senator Benator T. P. Carmack of Tennessee will introduce a bill to repeal the fifteenth amendment, aiming to end discrimination by enfranchised Black citizens. critics say it would undermine federal protections and empower Southern opposition.
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Carmack
Memphis
Tenn
Congress Benator T. PF
Ethtea
Turbulent escape ends rebel plot in distant mountains
An account recalls a chief and Juda captured by rebels near the mountains as they sought to force release. A rope attached to a captive hung him from a flat car but the car moved, the chief died, ending the revolution. One attacker fled to New York, later sent to an asylum after believing rebels pursued him.
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Juda
Hho
Ie Jonterener
Phive
Kisire
Indd
Judd
Witt
Ley Peyer
Attrars
Gallane
Wes
Zane
New York
Iisiune Asylum
Tle
Colon
Poller
Kaylom
Air Ambulance Dactor Lewiston Touran Fragment
A garbled excerpt recounts a New York apartment incident where two painters fall and an ambulance is summoned. The dialogue hints at urban danger and a chaotic scene with injured workers and onlookers amid a brittle urban setting.
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Talis
Catlemen
Civer
Cone Seo
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Parkers
Patrick H
Butte Briefs
Daniel Saliiyen
Pasnon Atyey Fie Salt Baker Worphiat
Indianapolis
Andiananauz
SretnEton
James Asven
Trelngton
Hidinkapalis
Byotlaan
Harper's Readers
New
Oraane
Areyrias
Wichiner
Joseph Saye
Gres
Agnes Surbridge
QJ. C. Hemment
Lynn Roby Meekins
Virginia Frazer Boyle
Butterick
Butterick Publishing Company
L'D
West 3Th St
New Yor
New Orleans Times
Colombia
Sali & Xentichma
Maine
Admiral Toustt
McCalla
Amercan
Fen Termination
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Accms
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