Thanksgiving Socials and Local Happenings in Old Custer County
Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kramer with a large guest list including J. Lund, Whipple, J. D. Johnson, Cap Barker, Ed and Lew Weisner, William Foght, Harry Whipple, and the Buckleys. Reports of dances, visits, and preparations for future events fill the week.
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Henry Kramer
J. Lund
Whipple
J. D. Johnson
Cap Barker
Ed Weisner
Lew Weisner
William Foght
Harry Whipple
Myrtle
Mabel Buckley
McNaughton
Tom Whaley
Minnesota
John Marsh
Cabin Creek
Miss Whaley
Clyde
Henry Egge
Ash Creek
Paul Renn
Chicago
Panama graft case sparks calls for congressional probe
The World accuses Roosevelt and Root of knowledge of a vast Panama deal involving about 25 million, engineered by Cromwell and J P Morgan. urges a full congressional investigation. Also notes Col Herbert Satterlee named assistant secretary of the navy and Taft's Washington visit with Cannon. Ends with various other items on politics, finance, and public works.
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New York World
Panama
Roosevelt
High Finance
Root
William Nelson Cromwell
J. P. Morgan Banking Co
Congress
Col
Herbert L. Satterlee
J. P. Morgan
Navy
Ismay Illinois newspaper notes early 1908 headlines and events
Ismay Montana local issue highlights include editor J A McKinley and staff, a report on Cuba's new cabinet under President Gomez, financial troubles of Fidelity Funding Co and Lesly M Shaw scandal talk, and summaries of broader national topics. mentions Roosevelt address and Cuba troop withdrawals.
Bozeman Civic Club President Circulates Graft Claims
Bozeman Civic Club president Montana Kk Tappan Taunatt circulated accusations against city officials but did not name individuals. The city council pressures him to disclose details. In Dillon, Thomas Kelley, 45 and single, was killed when a rifle discharged from a hay load after it slipped.
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Tappan Taunatt
Bozeman’s Civic Club
Thomas Kelley
Dillon
Thomas
Socialist Decalogue and Montana Developments Highlight Local News
The text reports Helena Ellis opening a club house and cafe, Montana power company plans to invest 250000 in steel poles across 61 miles of transmission lines, and rising oats demand prompting Ruby Valley farmers to boost crops. It notes 7,000,000 pounds worth 85000 shipped this year, Gallatin County Pioneers elect T. J. Reese as president, and MSU Dillon returning from a European trip. Eastern capitalists visit as electric road prospects expand statewide. It also lists reading of a new Socialist Decalogue adopted for Sunday schools in Britain and outlines ten moral guidelines emphasizing knowledge, justice, and international peace.
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Montana
Ruby Valley
Great Britain
Ekalaka Thanksgiving and local updates from AK Lake
Thanksgiving in Ekalaka passed with good cheer despite a storm. Diphtheria cases emerge on Box Elder with quarantine for E R Clark and J G Olsen. Community reports a successful dance and festive changes at local stores while post office activities and supper scenes are noted. Extended social news covers visits, family arrivals, and a vow dispute resolution.
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E.R. Clark
J. G. Olsen
George Crosby
Postoffice
H. N. Sykes
Idella Oleson
Miles City
John Anderson
Cold Springs
Maxwell
A. J. Speelman
William Sweeny
Truss
Amil Wehrekamp
J. E. Hall
John T. Ewart
Justice of the
T. J. Martin
Elmo Asbury
George Heggen
Mr. Asbury
J. G. Oleson
AK Rlake
Baker Miss Maggie Findlater Joins Claim Near Baker
Fragmentary text notes Maggie Findlater filing a claim southwest of Baker alongside her brother. Mentions Als Beole Dickinson Inst Miles City and a meeting with the Board of Werder de ag ee Natles City abet ada ae nauk de gettla pinformations z son.
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Maggie Findlater
Dickinson
Miles City
Werder de Ag
Gettla
Agricultural Exhibit Car Promotes Western Lands via St Paul Route
A photo series from the Tribune shows an Agricultural Exhibit car traveling the Pacific Coast Extension through Montana and other states. The car features grain grasses vegetables fruits and more to attract eastern settlers. A lecturer accompanies the car answering questions and sharing information at each stop to entice homesteaders.
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George B. Haynea
The
Tribune
Middle West
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Montana
West region mystery ends with plain lack of votes
An elderly observer notes the outcome hinges on turnout not tricks or slogans. The Western scene concludes that Bryan’s defeat came from insufficient votes rather than clever campaigning or calls for public rule.
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West
Bryan
Roosevelt Opens Spokane Apple Show Sparks Citywide Noise
President Roosevelt formally opened the Spokane national apple show by pressing an electric button in Washington. Bells whistles from factories echoed as apples and crowds filled the event, seen as a boon to Northwest fruit growers. A Kansas City Journal quote on advertising follows.
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Spokane
Roosevelt
Washington
Northwest
Uncle And If You Are Kind To Your Playmates
A London Opinion cartoon suggests kindness and politeness among boys will deter bullying. Master Horace fears peers will think they can defeat him, reflecting schoolyard attitudes.
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Horace
London
Movement for Church Unity Gains Philadelphia Meeting
The Philadelphia convention of about thirty denominations debated plans for unity in church work and foreign missions. Unanimously adopted resolutions supported federation and interdenominational cooperation, but a proposal to erase denominational lines failed.
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Philadelphia
Fragmentary social media style garbled note
A disjointed text fragment discusses knowledge about defeated candidates and condolences with fragmented punctuation and stray quotation marks. The source lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize meaningfully.
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Cuba
Sino Josep Miguel Gomez
O. G. Chandler
Big Fidelity Funding Co
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P. P. Reiley
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