That Dreadful Boy Lecture In Butte
John Orchard spoke at Mountain View Methodist in Butte on organizing counties for the Montana and North Dakota State Sunday School association. He described the modern boy and urged loving home training, right companions, and a local Y M C A to guide youth. He scheduled talks at the Baptist Church Sunday afternoon and at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday evening.
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John Orchard
Mountain View
Butte
Orchard
Montana and
North Dakota
Montana
Dawson
Custer
Sweet Grass
Park and Jefferson
Tonge
South Butte Presbyterian Church
Mr. Orchard
America
Baptist Church
First class care for use of roadster and buggy offered
Offer of three days board and care in exchange for use of a good roadster and buggy or two seated trap. Address Box 74 Butte. Social dance at Hibernia ball Saturday night.
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Butte
Populist Primaries At Silver Bow County Last Night
Last evening the populist and labor parties held primaries in Silver Bow County. The events drew large crowds and high enthusiasm. A communication accompanying the populist proceedings was submitted for publication titled To the People's Party of Silver Bow County signed by the undersigned.
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People's Party of
Silver Bow
William Edwards resigns from state party leadership in Butte
William Edwards of Butte Montana resigns from the People's Party state central committee and executive board. He cites J Byrne the state mining inspector and a forced precinct reassignment as the trigger for his exit. He notes 43 active workers in his precinct denouncing the move and appeals to fair-minded populists to act accordingly.
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People's Party
State Central Committee
J. Byrne
County Central Committee
William Edwards
Butte
Mont
Partial fusion in Idaho reshapes ticket filings
In Boise on Sept 14 the Democrat committee filed its ticket and accepted resignations for congress auditor and mine inspector. Populists filled those vacancies with T. L. Glenn, E. W. Jones, and M. H. Jacobs. Three populist electors stay on. remaining populists reportedly resigned, with no Populist papers filed yet.
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Boise
Idaho
Democratic Committee
Congress
Secretary of State
T. TL. Glenn
Bear Lake County
E. W. Jones
Boise County
M. H. Jacobs
M. F. Eby
Texas Angel
Supreme Judge
Widespread Gale Claims Dozens of Shipwrecks
Reports from St John’s Newfoundland recount a severe gale sinking twelve vessels near St Pierre and Placentia bay with four feared dead. Additional wrecks occurred in Renew’s Harbor the Straits of Belle Isle and near Cape Bonavista leaving at least fourteen confirmed deaths and likely more as details emerge.
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St. John's
N. F
St. Pierre
Placentia Bay
Renew's Harbor
Straits of Belle Isle
Cape Bonavista
Haad
Campaign hiring ban and unrest in Tientsin under Allied policing
General Chaff prohibits hiring of coolies for campaign work as bands of Italian arrivals loot and provoke disorder in the native city of Tientsin, which is policed by American forces.
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Presa
Tientsin
Shanelal
Third brigade ordered to Weihaiwei immediately
Hongkong dispatch reports orders issued for the Third brigade to proceed to Weihaiwei at once.
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Hongkong
Weihaiwei
Reprieve Granted in Idaho Hanging Case
Boise governor grants Yee Wee a reprieve delaying execution from Sept 1 to Oct 12 for a Chinaman who killed a fellow Celestial in Hatley.
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Boise
Idaho
Yee Wee
J*hinaman
Wee
Hatley
Hundreds of Lackawanna mines idle as strike begins
Scranton reports a regional mine tie up with 15,000 of 33,000 miners on strike and 21 of 97 collieries idle ahead of the strike order. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western mines, nearly a third of the district, largely stay open or idle by choice, but nine of its 21 closed pits confirm the impact.
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Scranto
Lackawanna
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Railroad President Refuses Arbitration Demand Amid Strike Threat
New York reports R M Oliphant of the Delaware and Hudson declines to talk with United Mine Workers leader John Mitchell over arbitration. He notes the telegram arrived late Wednesday, a strike order issued, and says the company will shut down collieries until workers return. William V St Thorne of Pennsylvania Co says the same stance.
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New York
R. M. Oliphant
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Betwen
Indianapolis
Mr. Oliphant
Scranton Mines Idle as Workers Cut Back
Scranton Pennsylvania on September 14 reports many mines closing. Delaware Lackawanna West Railway owns 18 mines with few workers. Ontario and Western Railway colliers also shut down, leaving vast idle labor.
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Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna & West Railway Company
Ontario & Western Railway
Coal mines in Lackawanna region near shut down strike
The Delaware and Hudson mines and breakers largely suspend operations as local unions order a strike. About 80 mines are affected with 55,000 workers in the Lackawanna region facing an almost total stoppage two days before the official strike date.
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Delaware & Hudson Company
Lackawanna
Pittston
Forest City
Pennsylivania
Mitchell and Wilson laud miners strike response
John Mitchell and W B Wilson of the United Mine Workers of America praise public reception of the general anthracite strike order. Mitchell regrets politicians seek to politicize the event and says headquarters will be set in Hazelton Pa as leaders urge workers to stay out of the mines.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
W. B. Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Hazelton
Democrats Open Their Campaign in Ohio
Columbus Ohio Sept 1 Democrats opened their campaign with meetings at Goodale park and Goodale auditorium. William J Bryan spoke for hours to thousands of attendees outlining national issues and local conditions and urged support for the Democratic ticket in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Democrats
Goodale Park
Goodale Auditorium
William J. Bryan
Layor Jones
Toledo
Bryan
Bryan Attacks Imperialism and Distrust in Porto Rico Policy
In a speech linking labor interests and party principles, Bryan backs Mayor Jones of Toledo as a labor ally while challenging McKinley era policies. He criticizes the Porto Rico bill as imperialistic and warns against a president beyond constitutional bounds.
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Jones
Bryan
Mayor Jones
Toledo
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republican
McKinley
Porto Rico
Chinese peace negotiator trio to meet in Pekin
Washington dispatch says Minister Wu received a telegram from Hung Chang stating he will depart Shanghai for Pekin today. Yang Lu is to join Karl Li and Prince Ching as part of the peace negotiations.
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Washington
State Department
Hung Chang
Shanghai
Pekin
Yang Lu
Karl Li
Prince Ching
Towne and Allen Speak in Spokane
Charles A. Towne and Senator Allen opened the democracy campaign in Spokane Wash drawing about 8000 in a large tent. Towne spoke for three hours detailing the gravest of current politics and clashed with a question on the South and Philippines while Allen spoke briefly at the end.
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Spokane
Wash
Charles A. Towne
Senator Allen
Mr. Towne
Allen
Republic
Democratic Party
South
Towne
Seattle
Wallace
Idaho
Montana
Kruger Is Reported A Prisoner In Lourenco Marques
Lourenco Marques correspondent reports Mr Kruger is effectively confined at the district governor residence at the instruction of the British consul who objected to using Portuguese territory to direct his government. The French consul and Kruger’s affidavits are barred from access. The district governor informs Herr Pott the Dutch consul he is no longer recognized as Transvaal representative.
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London
Teleeraund
Kruger
Herr Pott
Lourenco Marquez
Transvaal
Death of Spokane Express Agent Crowell in Saloon Scene
Special Dispatch reports Abner Yates Crowell a Great Northern Express agent collapsed and died after a scuffle with friend Max Carter in a Spokane saloon. Carter was arrested as investigators review the incident. Crowell, 34, leaves a wife and young son.
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The
Standard
Spokane
Abner Yates Crowell
Great Northern Express Company
Max Carter
Carter
Crowell
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