Kitchener Proclaims Banishments and War Responsibility
A Pretoria pamphlet under Lord Kitchener's authority banishes several Boer leaders captured since Sept 15 and includes his reply to Schalkburger. He says the fault lies with the burghers who invaded British territory and announces sale of burgher property still in the field under his prior proclamation.
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Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Schalkburger
Volksraad
Cape Colony
South Africa
Great Britain
Cape
Dillon Races End in Close Finishes at Dillon Fair
Attendance 600 as horses depart for Missoula. Ten entries contested cowboys heats. Seecree won first heat behind Umatilla. Frank Cooney aboard Job swept the next three, times 2 21, 2 21, 2 20. Humbug led in five-eighths dash. Nimrod triumphed in three-quarters. Carter took the 1,200 guards stake with La Welle B. Olver second.
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Dillon
Missoula
Seehree
Umatilla
Frank Cooney
Job
Dr. Breen
Royal
Griewold
Humbug
Cook
Rothwell
Ash
Brown
Orr
Hamptonian
Moorehouse
Carter
la Welle B. Olver
Bloody Dick
Will Remain Neutral in Colombian Revo Efforts
Washington reports that the government will stay neutral amid discussions about the Colombian revolution and its potential impact on regional stability and U.S. interests. Officials emphasize nonintervention while monitoring developments.
Costa Rica Declares Neutral In Colombia Revolution
The Costa Rican government says it will strictly observe neutrality laws while noting reports that a liberal party has organized a revolution in progress in Colombia. The minister warns against interference and upholds sovereign neutrality.
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Lution
Liberal Party
San Jose
Costa Rica
Progreso
Colombia
National League Scores and Baseball Highlights Selected
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 4 to 0 as two triples and two singles spark a second inning rally. Cincinnati wins both ends of a doubleheader against Pittsburgh while St Louis takes two from New York in a crowd of 16 400. Scoring and pitching details follow for each game.
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Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Magee
Taylor
Yank" Yerkes
Richards
Esc
Bavenys
Powell
Schriver
Warner
ROWE
Ives
Taylor and Warner
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Plauts East
Soa
Bim Butte
Inneapolis
T. Paul
Butte
Pacific League Scores Portland Down Seattle 15 to 5
In Portland Oregon on September 2 the Portland team defeated Seattle 15 to 5 in the second game. Seattle's pitchers were Hickey and Jary with Engel and Vixneux catching. Umpire O Connell.
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Pacific
Portland
Ore
Bept
R. H. EB
Seattle
Roeidas el Celaeeca $S
Rivascorphals
Cacaattane
Tarmon
Hickey
Jary
Engel
Vixneux
Umpiro
O' Connell
Tacoma Scores Edge in Twin Bill With Spokane
Tacoma opened with a 7 to 4 win behind Hatteries Wilner Cari and Zearfons Thielman and Lougheed. In the second game Spokane fell 8 to 3 as Rawley and Lougheed star in a pitching and fielding duel umpired by McDonald.
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Tacoma
Ghevisth
Wilner
Cari
Zearfons
Thielman
Lougheed
R. H
Spokane
Raiterion
Rain
Seattle 19 Portland 0 highlights season opener score
Portland hosts Seattle in a lopsided game with Seattle scoring 19 to 0. Umpire Cr Connell presided as players and coaches like Hickey Frary Glendon and Vigneux contributed on both sides.
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Seattle
Portland
Ore
Péecabate
Ebsethad Gam
Uae
Penasi Ae Batteries
Bioval
Hickey
Frary
Glendon
Vigneux
Cr Connell
Michael wins Vailsburg five mile bicycle match
In Vailsburg New Jersey Jimmy Michael defeats Floyd McFarland in five mile heats paced by motor tandems. Michael set a fastest last mile of 1 25 4 4 and won heat two 7 50 4 5. Other results include W Penn winning the two mile professional handicap and John Fisher taking the five mile professional open race with times noted.
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New York
Vailisburg
N. J
Jimmy Michael
Floyd McFarland
San Jose
Cal
Michael
McFarland
Campion
G. H M. Butler
Huffalo
W. #. Penn
Waterbury
B. Kimble
Louisville
H H. Freeman
Portland
Floyd Krebs
Newark
John Fisher
Chicago
Frank Kramer
Mast Orange
James KB. Bowler
Frank J Cadwell
Hartford
London's Social Scene Updates Autumn Season And Theatre Buzz
London society is bustling with autumn events as crowds fill fashionable restaurants and West End theatres. Critics praise Pinero's new play, while American star Pay Davis draws mixed reviews for a vivid immoral heroine. The American season winds down as steamers sail and the St Paul departs filled with travelers bound for Southampton.
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London
West End
Pinero
Davis
America
American Line
St. Paul
Southampton
Empress Augusta Victoria Ill in Berlin
Berlin reports Empress Augusta Victoria ill and confined to bed after a return from Kominten. Professor Olshausen has been consulted. No anxiety over the Emperor William's health as he remains at Rominten.
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Berlin
Eemperess Augusta Victoria
Kominten
Profersor Olshausen
Masesty
Will'am
Rominten
Bloody clash reported between Mussulmans and Christians at Beirut
A dispatch from Constantinople reports a bloody fight between Mussulmans and Christians at Beirut Syria. No details are given.
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Paris
Constantinople
Mussulmans
Beirut
Syria
Seven Men Wounded as Strikers Clash with Police
A street battle on Kearney Street in San Francisco between strikers and special policemen left seven men wounded, one fatally perhaps, and at least 56 shots fired. Passers by were hit and windows shattered as police arrested about 30 protesters.
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San Francisco
Kearney Street
Post
Geary
William Miller
H. F. Beehler
G. Wisgel
Eddie Puller
J. Boyne
MacDonald
Peter Johnson
Market Street
Turk
John Tillman
Tillman
Beehle
Company E
45Th
United States Volunteers
Elkhart
Ind
Funeral of Bernard Loeb Pioneer Dies in Helena
The funeral for Bernard Loeb, a Helena pioneer, was held this afternoon from his Fifth Avenue home. It drew many old timers and was attended by the Knights of Pythias and Capital Lodge of the AOUW. Rabbi Melzeineim officiated briefly, and a grave-side service was led by Associate Justice George R. Milburn and Judge J. M. Clements. Pallbearers included Nick Kessler, John C. Curtin, Dr. William L. Steele, Ea J. Zimmerman, I. L. Israel, and Moses Morris.
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Standard
Helena
Bernard Loeb
Fifth Avenue
Knights of Pythias
Capital Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Loeb
Melzeineim
Old Fair Grounds
George R. Milburn
Kolgbta of
Pythias
J. M. Clements
London Market Reflections On Copper and Amalgamated Fuss
The London market notes copper as the key driver as European and American financiers react to Amalgamated Copper. Rumors swirl about dividend cuts and a plan to curb copper supply through cooperation with Rio Tinto and Calumet, while U S railroad receipts aid a cautious weekly recovery.
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London
London Stock Exchange
Europe
Paris
France
Germany
United States
Amalgamated Company
Rio Tintos
Calumet
Amalgamated Copper
Berlin Bourse Slides With Bank and Transport Stocks Drop
The Berlin bourse reports a smooth monthly settlement with a sharp decline in bank stocks and ocean transport shares since August. Dresdener Bank fell 75 points, Disconto-Gesellschaft 4.75, Deutsche Bank 4, Darmstadt Bank 6.25, North German Lloyd 10.75, Hamburg American 13.4, with settlement money near stated rates.
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Boerse
Frankfurter Zeitung
Germany
Pforzheim
Stuttgart
Dresdener
Iron and Machinery
Berlin
Dresdener Bank
Disconto-Gesellschaft
Deutsche Bank
Darmstadt Bank
Liege
Hamburg- American
National Livestock Association Drafts For Chicago Meet
Denver Sept 29 The committees drafting bills for the fifth annual National Livestock association convention accepted proposals including federal inspection of interstate livestock shipments and woolen goods, land exchange rights for settlers, a second assistant secretary of agriculture for livestock focus, and a livestock classified assessment. Speakers listed include James Wilson Dr D B Salmon Frederick V Coville Gifford Pinchot Gov Richard Yates and Carter Harrison.
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Denver
National Livestock Association
Chicago
James Wilson
Agriculture
D. BE. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Frederick V. Coville
Gifford Pinchot
Richard Yates
Carter Harrison
Henry Vignaud challenges Toscanelli fraud in Columbus origin claim
Paris Sept. 24 Henry Vignaud first secretary of the American embassy in Paris and vice president of the Americanists Society of Paris says a new work argues that Toscanelli forged documents and that Columbus relied on assumed lands to the west rather than a scientific basis.
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Paris
America
Columbus
Henry Vignaud
United States
Vignaud
Americanists’ Society of
Associated Press
Toscanelli
Alfonso of
Portugal
Boy 16 Collapses Bridge Ride After Horse Slips
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports George Betler, 16, was badly injured near Helena when his horse slipped on a bridge. The animal fell with him, breaking his leg below the knee. He was brought home and a surgeon attended him.
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Helena
George Betler
Stockman James N. White Dies Drowning Near Hinsdale
James N. White, a prominent Montana ranchman with large cattle interests, drowned in Rock Creek north of Hinsdale while trying to cross on horseback to tend strays. His two sons and a companion witnessed the incident. White, 60, had moved to Hinsdale in 1899 from Iowa, was known for honesty and energy, and had a family remaining in Iowa.
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Standard
Great Falls
Hinsdale
James N. White
Montana
Rock Creek
White
Arthur
de Witt
Roy Billingley
Mr. White
W. M. Woolridge
Scott County
Iowa
Cuba
Conditions for China trade urged by Consul Martin
Consul Martin at Chinkiang reports to Washington that three essentials govern Chinese trade policy. Respect for Chinese citizens by foreigners, an open nation with a uniform judicial system for all, and abolition of likin replaced by a revenue system to move goods freely across China.
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Washington
Squiers
United States
Pekin
State Department
Martin
Chinkiang
China
Brickyard and Carroll By Third Street
The fragment appears to reference a street scene or column item titled Brickyard and Carroll by Third Street, with partial phrases suggesting a local note or feature.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pitteburget,t
Pittsburg
Hahn
R. H. E Cungimbel
Smee Ee Pitteburge
Inneration
Bergen
Leever
Rimmer
Uredal
Herses
Pitcaburg
Eyath
Sworsted
Marley
Taunnebin
Zimmer
Umphree Nath
St. Louie
Tacoma II
McVarland
Vallisburg
Mesprees
THE
London Market
Berlin Boerse
America’s
Western Hemisphere
Stockman
Ily
B.C
B. Gallick
Butte, Mont
American K Brewing Co
St. Louis, Mo
Western Union
Ay Trains
Brickyard and Carroll
Grant
Grant’s
Grant's
Third Street New Works
Gi CO Ee Fee
Commercial
Bristol
MacCallum
Cloutier
Anaconda, Mont
A. P
Anaconda
Union
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway
Conne
Burlington
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Lulte, Mont
Omaha
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Citie
North Main Street
Wilson
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
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M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
C Norbeck
C. D
Weite
St. Peaul
Great Faile Lees
From &T. Paul
Greet Falls
Helens
North Mainstreet
Awson
Missouri River
Weet
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Norris and Pony
N. P
W. H. Merriman
Biri T
Gortsise
W. A
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the Cook Medical Co
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