Welcome Home Montanians Rally In San Francisco Bay
The Montana party including Governor and staff and Senator Carter greet their troops aboard the Zealandia in San Francisco on Sept 22. Officers and men from Montanas regiments return home amid cheers as the Zealandia anchors near Angel Island.
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San Francisco
Montana
Carter
Kahn
Bay
Philippine Islands
Valencia
Angel Island
Folsom Street
Kessler
W. L. Hill
Butte
Presidio
Philippines
Battlefeld
Cook
Wynne
Aguinaldo
United States
Zealandia
Golden Gate
Soldiers praised for duty amid Ute rebellion response
The report lauds troops for their uncomplaining service to country and state. Colonel Kessler regrets potential future uprisings, while officers claim field operations and civil duties overtax General Ousx. Zeatatdia troops will remain in place until tomorrow morning.
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Kessler
Ousx
Quarters at Presidio for First Montana Troops
Special to the Inter Mountain describes the First Montana's move to Camp Merritt and then to quarters at the Presidio. It recalls their harsher first arrival, the amusing Neall Wallace incident, and notes improved humane conditions with larger Sibley tents, solid floors, board facilities, and ample hospitality as they await muster out.
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Inter Mountain
San Francisco
Cal
Merritt
Montana
Fust
Racetrack Upper
Camp Merritt
Ferry
Kessler
Wallace
Tack Neall
United States
Neall
Army
Neal
Conel Wallace
Nenb
Keasler Wallace
Leutenant
Presidio
Jack Neal
Lee
California
Golden Gate
Bay
Islands
Fort Mason
Marin Hills
Tamalpais
Return of Montana Volunteers From Zealandia
San Francisco reports the Zealandia sighted off the Golden Gate with First Montana volunteers aboard and the Valencia expected to follow. Governor Smith and Senator Carter joined a tug to greet the ship, as crowds at the harbor cheered, waved flags, and welcomed the safe return of the soldiers.
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San Francisco
Zealandia
Montana
Golden Gate
Valencia
Montansa
Insurgents Attack Train Near Angeles Killing Two Americans
A party of insurgents ditched a railroad train a mile and a half south of Angeles this morning and opened fire on the derailed cars from a bamboo thicket. Two Americans were killed and five others wounded. Lieutenant Lome and six scouts on the train defended the group, forcing the attackers to flee. Six dead rebels were later found in the thicket. General Wheaton with six companies moved from Calulet for relief, but not needed.
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Manila
Angeles
Lome
Wheaton
Cal Ulet
Fire destroys coal yard plant in New York district
Fire swept the Hencken and Willinabrook coal and kindling wood plant on First avenue from Ninety third to Ninety fourth streets. Total loss estimated over 250000 dollars. The blaze caused extensive damage to the facility and surrounding property.
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New York
Hencken & Willinabrook
Ninety-third
Ninety-fourth Streets
First Avenue
Bedding and Blankets North Star Showcase Finds
A local retailer announces the opening of the season stock featuring an extensive display of bedding and blankets headlined by North Star Blankets. The promotion highlights an expanded assortment ready for customers today.
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North Star
Pendleton Wool Blankets and Sizeable Wool Deals
Blanket line features cotton fleece cotten warp and strictly all wool products in light and heavy weights. Prices range between a few dollars and 25.00 per pair with various Pendleton Wool Bill and California Blanket selections.
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J. H. Leyson
Modern Jewelry House
N. Main Street
Buffalo Lithia
Ahunyady
Hungaria
Spain
Waukesha
Finlen-Medin Drug Co
North Main
Babcock & CO
Chicago
Harrington
Aan
the Hatters
Carter, Clark
Folsom Street Wharf
Adams
Stull
Knowlton
Seadorff
William Brown
Croft
Reit
Gainan
Lowman
Lavish
Kemp
Arthur O'Leary
Logan
Bird
Virden
Hilburn
Kelly
Dillon
Hallahan
Ilness
Pas
Fourteenth Infantry
Yokohama
Thirty-sixth Infantry
WP. Sullivan
Phelan
Hix
Union
Neall Mana
Hennessy’s
Rish Point
Brussels
Pendleton
Ill
Butte, Montana
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