Distinguished Hunting Party Brings Home Thirty Ducks After Bonfire Weekend
Redrock news reports ex Governor Smith and Judge Melton hunting in Bedrock valley with Emerson Hill and Pat Ward, returning with thirty ducks. The town enjoyed a Friday dance at the C D house despite some anticipated guests missing.
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Tribune
Redrock
Mercury
Gladys Tong
Dillon
Ed Roe
Tony
Seattle
Smith
Judge Melton
Bedrock Valley
Polaris Smelter Project to Start at Polaris Mine
Polaris reports a visit by Horace Armstead and other investors. Work on the new smelter will begin next week with 150 men employed, aiming to have it ready to blow in within a few months. Bob Khani’s lumber orders surge for smelter construction as winter scenery settles in.
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Polaris
Horace Armstead
New York
Bob Khani
Bob
Oyster Supper by Presbyterian Church Trustees
The trustees of the Presbyterian church host an oyster supper in the room adjoining Olmstead and Logan's grocery store on Friday evening October 27. A good dinner featuring oysters and other items costs 35 cents. Everyone is welcome.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Olmstead and Logan’s
Rams for Sale at Bonds Siding Ranch near Dillon
Five hundred head of rams for sale from Bonds Siding ranch seven miles north of Dillon. Large framed and good wooled sheep. For details contact 42-41 J. E. Morse Dillon Mont.
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Bonds Siding
Dillon
J. E. Morse
Mont
Helena Attorney General Opinion on State Lands Contract
Attorney General Galen holds that any contract for buying state lands by the Carney Land Act Board requires the land be bought for actual settlement reclamation and cultivation.
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Helena
Galen
Carney, Land Act Board
Miss Coffin Leaves for Minneapolis and School Notes
Miss Dorothy Coffin left school for Minneapolis to attend, an entertainment for High School and Normal students was held at the Baptist church Friday night. English 4-1 will have a written quiz tomorrow on Shakespeare and Chaucer works. Reports were given this week and Chemistry students studied nitrogen after a Monday test. Professor Foote’s father and son visited, and Mae Rich called on classes.
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Baptist Church
Shalleth
Foote
Mae Rich
Trade Review for the Week Highlights Active Production
R G Dun weekly review notes mild weather did not slow business with freight blockades. Holiday trade outlook is strong with unprecedented prospects this year. Crops recover and exports may rise. imports climb. October railway earnings up 0.2 percent. securities influenced little by bankers' counsel. Hides demand remains solid with higher prices and packers delaying purchases. Failures total 214.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Wall Street
Taggart Granted Divorce and Custody in Wooster
Judge Eaton grants Captain Elmogs F. Taggart a divorce from Mrs. Taggart with custody of sons Culver eleven and Charles seven. Mrs. Taggart may visit. she was ill and not present as the courtroom crowd heard the deeply touching testimony and the drunkenness charge was not sustained.
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Taggart
Wooster
Norway and Sweden dissolve union amid flag changes
Stockholm reports the 1814 union is ended as the riksdag passes the government bill recognizing Norway as a separate state. The new flag will revert to a yellow cross on blue. the union mark is removed. In Norway King Oscar's throne offer rejection looms as Prince Charles of Denmark may be invited to rule. republicans push for plebiscite and say they hold forty votes. The issue is expected to be decided within the week.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Norway
Riksdag
Stveden
Senate
Christiania
Oscar
Storthing
Prince Charles
Child Killed by Automobile At Funeral Scene
Eight year old Isabelle Walker died after being struck while crossing Ashland boulevard. L F Stevens the driver was arrested as he and his brother hurried to a friend's funeral with a large floral pillow for the child's service.
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Chicago
Isabelle Walker
Ashland Boulevard
L. F. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Thomas B. Stevens
Labor Bank Proposal Defeated by Chicago Labor Federation
Chicago labor leaders rejected a plan for a Union Labor bank at a federation meeting. Delegates backed a banking committee report favoring the project, but spectators criticized it as graft linked to frenzied finance and declared banking outside organized labor.
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Chicago
Union Labor Bank
Chicago Federation of Labor
Submarine Boat No 4 Narrowly Escapes Gas Explosion
Portsmouth England October 17 The sixteen crew on submarine boat No 4 were submerged during diving practice off Spithead when exhaust pipe leakage caused gas buildup and a slight explosion damaging the machinery. The crew raised the vessel, which surfaced stern first, and a nearby government gunboat rescued all hands as the sub was towed in for repairs.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Spithead
Hoch murder case opens in Illinois Supreme Court
Opening arguments in the Johann Hoch murder case were heard by the Illinois Supreme Court. J. J. Neiger of Chicago, linked with Representative Comerford in defense of the accused birgamist, spoke first. Comerford will present the principal argument for the prisoner if permitted. Assistant State’s Attorney Oleson represents the state.
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Hoch
Springfield
Ill
Johann Hoch
Supreme Court
J. J. Neiger
Chicago
Comerford
Birgamist
Oleson
Church Blown Up at McKeese Rock by Gas Leak
The First Presbyterian church at McKeese Rock near Pittsburg exploded from a natural gas leak in the basement. The building was demolished while janitor David Leader, badly burned, was trapped beneath the walls but survived.
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Pittsburg
First Presbyterian Church
McKeese Rock
West End
David Leader
Kaiser Honors Prince of Monaco at Dedication
Emperor William praised the Prince of Monaco for his services to science at the dedication of the Royal Prussian Aeronautical Observatory in Lindenburg Prussia. He presented the prince with the great gold medal for science awarded the previous year to the most worthy person from any country.
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Kaiser
Prince of Monaco
Lindenburg
Prussia
Emperor William
Prince of
Monaco
Charles Russell Granted Pardon for 1900 Dawes County Murder
Lincoln October 17 Governor Mickey pardoned Charles Russell who had been sentenced to twenty years for the murder of Aleks Stande emaier in Dawes county in 1900. Sufficient evidence persuaded the governor of Russell s innocence of the crime.
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Charles Russell
Lincoln
Mickey
Aleks Standeemaier
Dawes County
Russell
Coal Tar in Butter Claim Taints Navy Supply
Chief Chemist Wiley reports that samples from League Island navy yard butter show coal tar dye coloring though not seriously harmful. The finding advances to Secretary Wilson and likely President Roosevelt, with education efforts by the Agriculture Department to favor uncolored butter and penalties for colored oleomargarine.
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Washington
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
League Island Yard
United States
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Dairy and Food Commission
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Supreme Court Advances Docket In Trust and Related Cases
The Supreme Court moved ahead the docket for McAllister and Hale of American Tobacco who refused to answer a federal grand jury. The Western Paper trust witnesses also set for Jan. 2. Irrigation suit Kansas v Colorado set for Oct 2 1906 with briefs due in stages. Senator Clark timber cutting case set for Jan 2. Mrs Mary Rogers death penalty murder case advanced to Nov 6.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
McAllister
Kansas
Colorado
United States
Clark
Montana
Mary Rogers
Vermont
Markle's Miners to Strike in Jeddo Case
Hazleton PA October 17 1902 All efforts to settle the dispute at G B Markle & Co Jeddo have failed and a major strike will halt all operations. About 2500 to 3000 men and boys will be idle as the Jeddo miners union votes to strike over driver Kardisko's reinstatement which the firm refuses.
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Markle
Hazleton
G. B. Markle & Co
Jeddo
Smith
John Kardisko
Kardisko
Hyde Ready to Testify Before Insurance Committee
James H. Hyde returned to New York City prepared to testify fully before the insurance investigating committee. An understanding exists between Hughes counsel for the committee and Untermyer Hyde’s counsel, and a formal subpoena will be served on the Equitable’s former vice president.
North Sea Gale Desires Harbor Aid as Vessels Foundered
A four day north west storm across the North Sea lashed Hamburg reports. Many ships foundered or damaged and twenty five sailors are known dead. Cuxhaven harbor overflows with ships seeking shelter and the coasting trade remains halted.
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North Sea
Hamburg
Cuxhaven
Fiulgato
Injured Artillerymen Recover at Fort Riley
Junction City Kan Oct 16 Soldiers hurt in the stampede of horses at Fort Riley are improving and will recover. Private Connolly and Private Simpson once deemed most dangerously wounded have more than an even chance for life according to the hospital physicians.
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Junction
City
Kan
Fort Riley
Connolly
Simpson
Yellow Fever Cases Fall in New Orleans
In New Orleans on October 16 reports show new yellow fever cases dropping below ten for the first time since the outbreak began, with three deaths. Rural reports are light with many districts saying no new cases.
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New Orleans
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