Berlin Conflicts Over William I Restrictions Clock Turbulent Debates
Berlin papers report Emperor William I refusing to allow the electric railroad across Unter den Linden and blocking monuments and a bridge. The controversy ties to city finance and the mayor’s reappointment, with court pressure noted and broader tariff and policy discussions across Germany. The piece also notes Roosevelt’s US stance toward Germany and cultural milestones including a new theater engagement and a Scheffel monument unveiling.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Unter Fien Linden
Nolice
William
Unter den Linden
Herr Kauffman
Prince Chun
Lokal Anzeiger
Germany
Copenhagen
Russia
Manchuria
Verein Fenur Social-Politik
Iman
Munich
Panama Pacific Cable Deal Seeks U S Landing Privileges
John W. Mackay and associates in Washington press for landing rights for cables from San Francisco to the Hawaiian Islands Guam and Manila. They offer to maintain the line at no cost to the government and to give right of way, with potential government control in wartime and reduced Far Eastern rates. Uncertainty stems from Paris treaty provisions on concessions in the Philippines.
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Washington
John W. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Company
The
Commercial Cable Company
Pacific Commercial Cable Company
George J. Ward
Cable Company
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Guam
Manila
Mackay
Spain
Philippines
Racing Meet in Dillon Delivers Fast Finishes
Special Dispatch reports a strong Dillon turnout for a cloudy day of equestrian events. Starter George Opp earned praise for orderly starts with even terms, as D C 8 captured multiple heats and times like 2 29 for the pace.
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Standard
Dillon
George Opp
Smith
D. C
McCauley
Idol
Elroy Smith
Exubment
Gentlemen's Roadsters
Charles Padley
A Granite
George Quinn
Billy
Mo—W
Orr
Hamptonian
Brown
I. Moorhouse
F. Brown
Guy Patterson
James Forrester
Woodruff Sentenced to Two Years for Forged Check
Great Falls Sept 28 A R Woodruff who tried to pass a forged check in a city beer hall pleaded guilty yesterday and was sentenced this morning by Judge Leslie in the district court to two years in the penitentiary.
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Great Falls
Woodruff
Leslie
Percy De Wolfe Granted Bail in Grand Larceny Case
In Great Falls on Sept 28 Percy De Wolfe arrested for grand larceny linked to the disappearance of several Northern Montana cattle was released on bail this morning. His father in law Butch Powell of the Blackfoot reservation posted the $1 500.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Percy de Wolfe
Montana
Butch” Powell
Blackfoot Reservation
Resignation of Rev W T Easter Leaves Montana Pastorate
Rev W T Easter, pastor of First Methodist Church Great Falls, has tendered his resignation to trustees and will depart for other fields after the new city church building is dedicated. The move follows previous public accusations against other ministers and a conference investigation that proved damaging to Easter. Trustees say the resignation is voluntary and no successor has been chosen.
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Ness
Herr Berlepsch
Chambers of Commerce
Essen
Dortmund
Dusseldorf
Duisberg
Muelheim
Ruhrort
Osnabruecke
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
Agricu Fhre
Handelstag
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants’ Association
Centralverband Deutscher Industriellen
Central Association of German Manufacturers
Berlin
Count von Buelow
J. C. Hanley
Allied Agricultural Societies of America
Roosevelt
Hugo Munsterberg
Harvard University
Germany
United States
Tageblatt
National Zeitung
Carlsbad
J. K. Jerome
Miss Hobbs
Dresden
Munich
Wildenbruch
Laurin
Scheffel
Sackingen
Standard
Great Falls
Mont
W. T. Easter
First Methodist Church
Anaconda
Montana
Easter
Jacob Mills
Henelan
E. G. Cattermole
Anadconda
Missoula
Muster
Euster
Foster
Great Falls Races At Black Eagle Park Recap
Races at Black Eagle park in Great Falls on a blustery Sept 28 drew strong attendance and brisk betting. Ned Dennis paid 10 to 1 to win a main event upset, while Hurtle also impressed at 8 to 1.
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Great Falls
Black Eagle Park
Ned Dennis
Hurtle
Ellis Glenn
Feary
Collis
Stuart Up
Poppy A
Shehan
Boabdil
Searchlight
Aunt Mary
Mle Tinga-Ling
Mission
Mont Eagle
Sea Song
Swift Light
Walkapaugh
la Gorta
Great Falls Forms New Athletic Association
Great Falls announces the launch of the Great Falls Athletic Association with John T. Athry as president and Professor Chrystobal, formerly of Anaconda, named instructor for the new athletic group.
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Great Falls
Great Falls Athletic Association
John T. Athry
Chrystobal
Anaconda
Woman coughs and fortune linked to potter Albani myth
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for chronic coughs and lung disease. It cites a Washington, D C testimonial of relief after years of coughing and spitting blood, plus a free Common Sense Medical Adviser offer.
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Albani
Gierce
Dorcas A. Lewis
Ath Street
Washington, D. C
Washington, D. C., “and I Owe It All To Dr. Pierce
Dr Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Market Review Signals Mixed Trading and Copper Shock
Traders diverted effort to small blocks and severe profit taking in copper stocks after Amalgamated Copper and related issues triggered a price collapse. The New York market closed weak despite a larger than anticipated bank cash gain. Copper trade doubts, dividend action, and looming bond financing plans shaped the day as concerns over a broader cycle of prosperity grew.
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New York
Common
Preferred
New York Central
Union Pacifie
Amalgamated
Wall Street
Germany
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States
Omaha Livestock Market Report
Omaha market activity is steady to higher across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle receipts 300 with steers and cows trading within reported ranges. hogs 5,000 with heavy to mixed sale and bulk around 6.70 to 6.82. sheep 1,000 with wethers 3.3 to 3.4 and lambs 4.0 to 4.35.
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Chicago
Texas
Omaha
Kansas City Market Report Sees Steady Cattle and Hogs
Cattle receipts reach 1000 with market unchanged and hog receipts around 4000 with steady demand. Bulk sale prices range from 7.05 to 7.10 for heavy hogs, amid steady overall market tone.
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Kansas City
Paper roll value question compared to 50c grade
A shopper contemplates wallpaper pricing comparing a $1.00 roll with a 50c grade. The piece questions whether the higher price equates to better value and suggests trying the 50c option as a benchmark.
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God
New Pacific Cable Company
Kreteasden
Hell
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Digest of Exchange
Metal Market
Lake Superior
Northern Foundry
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Bull Party
Northwest
Oye
Chicago Livestock
Nevada
Oregon
Valley Oregon
San Joaquin Plaina
Humboldt and
Mendocino
London
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
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Canada Southern
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Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Rans
COOP
Mies
Oebenee
Colorado
Rio Grande
Erie
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
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Enee
Louisville & Nashville
Bank Nvack
St Ry
Mexican Central Poorr
Missouri Pacific
New Jersey Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario
Pennsylvania
Br Louis Southwestern Crahpeeesanan
Wy Do
Wits
Wisconsin Central
Artes
Tenee
Ee Anee Express
Tenee Pereenenee Eeereeressereed OD
Adams
Wells-Fargo
American Car & Foundry
Eenereree
Anaconda Mining Company
Erates
Aomy
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gag
Seeecal
Continental
Tobaueco
Seeeeres Steerer Teen
General Electric Hocking Coal
Lik International Paper
Eens Tae
Resenreesee
Ts International Power
Laclede Gas
National Biscuit
Nanan National Salt
Pacific Mail
St Do
Cees
Seerevonnrees
Republic Steel
Coal & ‘Iron
Union Bag & Paper Co
Wu Do
Rere
Steel Eeeereaeseenere
Western Union
Hinetets
Adame
Alice Breeee
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Cal &Yv
Peery
Phoenix Potosi
Serra Nevada
Boston
Adventure
Bingham Mining ColLeective
Atlantic
Calumet
Hecla
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Humboldt
Rene
Quincy
Europe
Main
Siegel
Omaha Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Schatzlein Paint Company
West Broadway
Butte
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