Livingston News Highlights From September Monday Visits
Livingston section reports J C Hinman Inter Mountain Branch official. J F Leighton and wife visited. W T Kennade of Springdale shopped. Wareth Gay of Horr Montana Coke Co. visited. Peter Gear from Chive attended Democratic convention. many locals and visitors listed including Senator Carter Col W F Sanders at Albemarle. Roosevelt reception. park train schedule. county Republican and Democrat activities and a football result Bozeman at 19 to 6. sheriff race outlook. state convention prep. cattle wonks and bridge washouts on Orse Creek.
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Wareth Gay
Montana Cokl and Coke Company
Horr
Peter Gear
Chive
Albemarle Bolel
Clark
Chicago
J. J. Hay
Butte
G. L. Everett
San Francisco
W. Looper
New York
J. J. McNulty
Kithorn
Clyde Park
Mont
Charlea Hive
Vienna
Val J
McCorlek
Hunter's
Alden
Poston
Mass
Mies
Mynes
F. Myora
Myersburg
A. Spencer
Aug Dippel
Portland
Ores
Ruger
Helena
Max Wahn
New Yores
Migs
Edna Waters
Pond du Lac
Wis
Scott
Chicano
A. Pratt
Gardiner
BE. d. Hughes
Park
Wil
Cinnabar
Morr
Allridge
Gardimer
Fridley
Pari
J. M. Conrow
M. Swindlehra
Frank Delith
Inson
J. J. Prom County
Jonn T. Builth
Nora Colvin
EB. Cameron
Atom
A. Leamld
Eisaibert
Thos. Nane
C. N. . Brady
Teena
J. A. McLaughlin
Alfred Myers
Conrow
A. J. de Wart
G. Marehington
Acklemire Hy G. Bartlett
J. A. Savage
W. J. Willams
Roosevelt and entourage pass through Miles City in private car
Gov. Theodore Roosevelt with Senator T. H. Carter Col. Custer Guild of Boston ex-Senator Wilson of Washington rode the private car Minnesota through Miles City on September 17 1900 pausing briefly to address townspeople before resuming travel in the evening.
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Miles City
Theodore Roosevelt
T. H. Carter
Col
Custer Guild
Boston
Fitzhugh Lee
Wilson
Washington
Minnesota
Deserved Election Dwarfed by Rural Dress Debacle
A Detroit candidate who once sought Congress faced mockery from county farmers over his gleaming attire. Dressed in silk, velvet, and old garments, he defended pride in debt payment and a simple return ticket home. Though not elected, his rural showing impressed the state.
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Detroit
Far West
Congress
Bunker Hill
Ocean Flyer Records With Six Transatlantic Feats
The Hamburg America liner Deutschland set six transatlantic records during a few weeks in service. Her Cherbourg to Sandy Hook voyage took five days twelve hours and twenty nine minutes, though other runs have been faster, highlighting the ship's sustained speed and impressive performance.
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Cherbours
Sandy Hook
Deutschland Sets Speed Records In Transatlantic Runs
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse tops daily and hourly speed records with 23.00 knots hourly and four knots lead in a day, as Hamburg American Line vessels claim multiple routes. Critics warn the Deutschland may soon be challenged by new flyers, while a Philadelphia item jokes about Miss Qver teens.
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New York
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hinesis
Lightning strikes marble Diana statue at Fairmount Park
During a recent Philadelphia thunderstorm a marble statue of Diana at Fairmount Park’s entrance was struck by lightning. The left segment turned brown, then faded to red with one large spot resistant to scrubbing and acids. The statue glowed as if lit by hundreds of lights.
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Philadelphia
Diana
Fairmount Park
His Record Against Him in a Chicago Tribune Passage
A man named Spoonamore faces a fierce confrontation about his past relationships. A woman accuses him of multiple affairs with Maud Wintergreen, Fan Billivink, Buknavista McCorkle, Mabel Garlinghorn, Glycerine McCurdy, Daley Peppergrass, and Hazel Higs Ringside. The exchange reveals trust issues and the strain of purported infidelities as he leaves in bitterness.
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Spoonamore
Maud Wintergreen
Fan Billivink
Buknavista McCorkle
Mabel Garlinghorn
Glycerine McCurdy
Hazel Higs
Chicago Tribune
Telegraphing Chinese Words in Imperial Telegraph Service
A Scientific American excerpt describes China telegraph practice after 1892 Russia pact. No alphabet exists. each word has a sign numbered for transmission. Receiving clerks use tables to convert numbers to Chinese signs printed in vertical columns. A blank form is filled, then converted to numbers and sent via wire.
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Pekin
Europe
China
Scientific American
Editor and Poet Clash Over Blank Verse Depth
An exchange between an editor and a poet centers on the depth of ideas in blank verse. The editor doubts the poet's ideas are graspable, while the poet asserts their complexity. A comic misreading about a gasoline automobile follows, illustrating the debate’s humorous misinterpretations.
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Bho
Broately
State pensions in Newealand first in world for needy
Newealand became the first country to introduce a state pension system for all adults over eighty and residents for twenty years. The pension is 4 shillings 6d per week, 64 114. The annual cost has risen by over 60,000 pounds in a year and now about 190,000 pounds are required to pay pensioners. The funds will come from general revenues, but the colony’s ability to sustain the strain is uncertain.
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Newealand
Corn Dominates Global Crop Exports and Domestic Use
The article discusses corn as the primary feed and export driver, noting the United States’ growing foreign demand and the record export value of 209.46 million bushels worth 55.2 million dollars, while corn remains only a fraction of the total crop's value and domestic paper use is still limited.
Paper and its Uses in Japanese Industry and Daily Life
A historical overview notes Japan’s paper production strengths and diverse uses. It highlights paper in items from screens and clothing to handkerchiefs and brooms. The text mentions packing interiors and printing, with remarks on waste, material toughness, and domestic applications.
Old Friends Talk On Shared Topics In Quiet Quarrel
Griggs and Tom and Harry are longtime friends who no longer converse as before. They are so alike in their conversational topics that they can sit and anticipate each other’s remarks, saving nerves. The Soldier Boy recalls a hard march and fatalities among his comrades, while the Amateur Warrior questions the narrative and jokes about the regiment’s movements.
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William
Ayer
A. de Hicks
Auikutha
Griggs
Tom
Harry
Jim
Foy
Merch
Weid
Notable visitors and arrivals in Butte today
W H Herndon of Virginia City and W Henry Adking the Pony merchant are in town. William Winters the contractor arrived from Spokane. L B Willson of Bozeman, an electors member, was here. B 8 Hathaway Joseph M Dixon George T Baggs and EL Bonner came from Missoula. Frank D Brown of Philipsburg en route to Helena for the Democratic convention. Mnr Moyer of Daly Donohue Moyer's bank and his father depart for New York tomorrow via the Northern Pacific. Mr and Mrs Phil Thorpe and Miss Blanche Tope from Dillon attended a Roosevelt reception. Ex Gov John T Rickard left for San Francisco to visit his ill wife. Mrs Hickards left Butte weeks ago in poor health.
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W. H. Herndon
Virginia City
Butte
W. Henry Adking
William Winters
Spokane
L. B. Willson
Bozeman
Hathaway
Joseph M. Dixon
George T. Baggs
EL. Bonner
Aussoula
Frank D. Brown
Philipsburg
Pope Rings Described by The Golden Penny
The article explains two Papal rings the Papal ring a plain gold line with an intaglio and the Pontifical ring worn for grand ceremonies. It notes Pius IXs ring from Pius VII with the name cut inside and a 30000 franc price and adjustable size. It also mentions the Fishermans ring showing St Peter in a barque and is plain.
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Pius IX
Pius VII
St. Peter
Pilgrim Ring: Pope-Named Ring Wears Official Status
A gold ring with an oval face bears the reigning pope's name and a figure of the Apostles. Weighing an ounce and a half, it began as a private ring then became official in the fifteenth century and now serves as the official head of the popes and the first among the rings.
Names in the Philippines in the Chicago Record
A Manila letter extols native Philippine names for beauty and variety. It lists many place names and terms such as Naravacan Libmanan Carranglan Cubanatuan Binangonan Antipolo Montalban Parang Parang Pangasinan Pampanga Binondo Maricaban Cabhalagan Tarac Porac Hontol Tondo Ormoc Paco Polo Vigan Morong Virac Laoag Tienguet Paxz bag and others.
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Manila
Chicago
Indiana
Raking Up Old Personalities at Democratic Hall
A crowd interruption interrupts a veteran Democrat as he quotes Abraham Lincoln from a speech forty years past. An irate attendee is loudly shouted down and escorted from the hall amid protests and disorder.
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Abraham Lincoln
Ories
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