Faith by experience in God replaces logic, Craig says
The Rev. J. L. Craig at St. Marks church closes a Lenten series urging faith as essential to certainty. He argues heart knowledge complements logic and that experience of God prompts belief, with morality and will to believe shaping a practical religious life. A Good Friday three hour service is planned at St. Marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Craig
St. Marks
God
Earth
Ruthermore
Craig
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Claims Pure Formula
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder remedy. It emphasizes vegetable herb ingredients a sworn purity statement and availability in two bottle sizes 50 cents and 1.0 at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Anaconda Daily Standard Sample Offer Mentioned
A notice invites sending to Dr Kilmer & Co for a free sample bottle and booklet. The misspelled plea notes a convincing effect and references the Anaconda Daily Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamwn
N. C
Anaconda Daily Standard
Vesper Services Outline at local church
The Rev Mr Mitchell of Butte will lead a noon to 3 pm meditation series with 30 minute arrival or departure intervals. On Faster Sunday there are morning communion services at 11 and 11, an evening service at 7 30, and an afternoon 4 o'clock service featuring the boy choir. Mr Craig plans at least one vesper each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Butte
Craig
City items and notices mix of sales and society chatter
Piano for sale at Quane's and Vermillion’s suits. various meetings tonight including National union Musicians' union and Knights of Pythias. visits by John Hickey and H L Wilson. grand opening and pool exhibition at Parks & Finnegan's. Miss Hattie Capps from Mur ray's hospital visits. ball tickets without lodge seal banned. for sale seven room house with terms. chimney fire report. local egg and soap prices. James Mallory visiting from Spokane.
Knutson from Lincoln Witness in Anaconda Water Suit
Knute Knutson formerly Anaconda city engineer and current Lincoln resident visits as a witness in a water right suit set for hearing this week. He appears as a key participant in the calendar of the case.
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Knute Knutson
Anaconda
Lincoln
Neb
Commissioners fix condemnation at 1900 dollars in Leahy case
The commissioners appointed to hear evidence in the condemnation proceedings brought by the Butte Anaconda Pacific railway against M M Leahy have submitted their report fixing the consideration of the condemnation at 1900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
M. M. Leahy
Baseball season opens in Anaconda with practice call
Captains of the Anaconda independent team and the Young Men's club aggregation call players to report for informal practice as the new season begins in Anaconda today.
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Anaconda
Copper City Furniture Crockery Sale Continues Through Stock
The sale of furniture and crockery continues until all stock is sold. It has been a tremendous success with discounts ranging from 20 to 75 percent. Copper City.
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Copper City
Copper City Furniture Sale Opens Fresh Start
Copper City proceeds with a furniture and crockery sale, staff back from yesterday to rearrange stock for a new start today. New features have been added, and shoppers are encouraged to visit daily and monitor the bargain department for updated inventory.
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Copper City
Home-coming week marks water right trial witnesses
Joseph Harper of Butte F W Sherman of Park City Utah William Durand of Salt Lake James McFarland of Hebron Col A L Kempland of Escondado Col and George H Linsley of Ely Nev arrived as witnesses in the James Parker water right suit to be tried before Judge Callaway this week An old-time residents reunion yesterday dubbed the period home-coming week.
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Joseph Harper
Butte
F. W. Sherman
Park City
Utah
William Durand
Salt Lake
James McFarland
Hebron
Col
A. L. Kempland
Escondado
George H. Linsley
Ely
Nev
Reel theater presents four films at The Rial with crowd praise
The Reel theater showed four productions to full houses yesterday. A Western Girl's Love wins praise for its cowboy romance and family tricks. A Child's Plea unfolds a thrilling courtroom climax. TI Never Said a Word blends drama with farce as overheard calls threaten scandal. Ed Price shines in the song. A two reel feature Shamus O'Brien is scheduled for tomorrow and Wednesday.
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Reel Theater
Ed Price
Shamus O'Brien
Oldest Philadelphia Methodist Church Chronicle
St George s church on Fourth Street below Vine is the oldest Methodist edifice in continuous worship. Dedicated 142 years ago, it served as a battlefield hospital after Brandywine in 1777, later as a cavalry riding school, and weapons lay around the building well after peace.
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Philadelphia Press
St. George's Church
Fourth Street
Vine
Philadelphia
Brandywine
Vast Audiences Fill St Peters Church During Mission Closing
Fathers Isidore and Harold preach at morning and evening services as the St. Peter's mission closes with the largest attendance yet. The pastor Rev. John B. Pirnat notes unprecedented turnout and urges perseverance in faith, church law, and public morality, while Father Harold and Father Isidore stress faith as the bulwark against error and the path to eternal rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church
Harold
John B. Pirnat
Sir Aldermen to Be GHUSEN Today in Anaconda
Spirit of harmony in municipal affairs marks Anaconda election day with six wards voting for one two year alderman each. Mayors and aldermen from Democratic and Republican parties list nominees and polling places. Ward candidates include Still and Caliher in the first ward, OBrien and Collins in the second, Trunk and Sheehan in the third, Shovlin and Kell in the fourth, Hammill and Reynolds in the fifth, Lynn and Beal in the sixth. Polling sites are Third and Pine, Commercial and Hickory, Dewey hall, City hall, Third and Birch, and Armory hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
W. W. Still
Co. EE. Caliher
Edward O’brien
W. L. Collins
F. J. Trunk
Jamess. Sheehan
Dennis Shovlin
Emory Kell
James Hammill
Walter Reynolds
George B. Lynn
E. H. Beal
Third
Pine
Commercial
Hickory
Dewey Hall
Birch Streets
Armory Hall
New Senators to Be Sworn Today in Congress Expansion
Four new senators from Arizona and New Mexico will be sworn in this week, enlarging the Senate to 51 Republicans and 43 Democrats. The four are Marcus Aurelius Smith, Henry F. Ashurst, Thomas Catron, and Albert Bacon Fall, with terms set by a lottery. The death of Senator Taylor reduces Democratic representation. the national monetary commission also ends.
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Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
Marcus Aurelius Smith
Tucson
Henry F. Ashurst
Prescott
Ariz
Senate
Thomas Catron
Santa Fe
Albert Bacon
Three Rivers
N. M
Smith and
Catron
Fall
Territorial Supreme Court
Cleveland
Ashurst
Colorado
Taylor
Tennessee
National Monetary Commission
Aldrien
Rhode Island
Clearing House
National Reserve Association
House
Finance Committee
Bits of fact and names in a fragmentary note
A compact, mixed-slate excerpt discusses self-designations in Persian culture identifying Khan Hazzi and Sayed or Syed as titles. It then notes bell sound qualities in Japan and China due to craftsmanship and absence of iron clappers. A later stat compares U S fire losses and prevention costs at about $450,909,000 to annual gold, silver, copper, and petroleum output.
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Khan
Mecca
Hazzi
Sayed
Said
Syed
United States
Colonel Roosevelt Finds New Cause of Loud Complaint
After a daylong campaign ride Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay claiming New York papers suppressed news of his bid and that taft supporters cheated the voters. He rejects prosperity bought with dishonesty and plans a southern campaign swing from Sagamore Hill next Tuesday.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Central States
New York
Taft
President Taft
Philadelphia
Sagamore Hill
South
Mining deal puts through in Montana mines company
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula reports E. N. Brandeges and Charles L. Friederichs, Helena mining men, bought W. H. Nichols of Butte’s interests in the Montana Mines company. The Eight Mile gold property near Florence in the Bitter Root valley has been acquired. Friederichs becomes vice president. The Bitter Root mine attracts more interest than any property opened here in years.
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Standard
Missoula
E. N. Brandeges
Charles L. Friederichs
Helena
W. H. Nichols
Butte
Montana Mines Company
Eight Mile
Florence
Bitter Root
Friederichs
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Offer Relief for Stomach Gas
Nervous dyspepsia described as stomach irritable and gas forming, with claims Baalmann's Gas Tablets directly calm stomach nerves. Testimonials from M. X. Holland in Yokohama and Julius Kiser in San Francisco praise cure of gas and belching. Tablets sold for 50c a bottle, with mail order option via J Baalmann Co., 336 Sutter Street, San Francisco.
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Baajmann
M. X. Holland
Grand Hotel
Yokohama
Japan
Baalmann
Julius Kiser
B Street
San Francisco
J. Baalmann Co
Sutter Street
Young logger killed after warned to move away
Missoula March 31 Coroner Marsh investigated the death of Jess Wright a 22 year old lumberman at Anaconda Copper Mining Co camp No 6 near St Regis. He was beneath a log chute when frosty icy conditions caused logs to skid down the hill striking him in the stomach and instantly killing him. Wright had been at the camp since March 11.
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Standard
Missoula
Marsh
St. Regis
Jess Wright
Camp No. 6
Anaconda
Wright
Local Option Vote Set For Michigan Cities
Twenty five counties in Michigan's lower peninsula will vote tomorrow on local option with city and township elections elsewhere. Interest centers on Flint and Grand Rapids where socialist mayors face opposition and re elections. Of the counties voting on local option seven are wet and eight dry.
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Detroit
Lower Peninsula
Michigan
Flint
Grand Rapids
Fifty Thousand Idle Miners Await Pittsburgh Convention
Virtually all of the 50 000 miners in the Pittsburg district will be idle tomorrow with work expected to resume in a week. The annual convention of district No 6 of the United Mine Workers of America will meet Wednesday morning. Francis Feehan, president of the local union, says the convention will be asked to authorize resumption of operations pending ratification of the Cleveland settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers of America
Francis Feehan
Miners Ordered to Stay at Work in Southwest
E Cunningham, vice president of the United Mine Workers Southeastern District, instructs about 1,500 miners in Arkansas Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Texas to remain at work pending wage scale settlement in McAlester Oklahoma.
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McAlester
Okla
E. Cunningham
United Mine Workers of the
Southeastern District
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Southwestern
Cotton for seasickness and a clever tale
A New York physician recalls a summer voyage anecdote about a liner passenger who wore cotton in her ears to avoid seasickness. She explains the idea came from witnessing deaf mutes aboard the prior crossing who did not suffer seasickness.
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New York
Seasickness Solution Tested by Doctor and Patient
A patient recounts daily seasickness before using cotton in the ears to prevent mal de mer. The doctor confirms the nerves of hearing and stomach are in sympathy and endorses the cotton batting remedy as effective based on the trial.
Great Demonstration for Home Rule in Dublin
Dublin hosted a March 81 thousand turnout with residents and visitors arriving by special trains for a major home rule demonstration. Four platforms carried speeches, city buildings were decorated, and around 100 bands plus principal corporations attended. Speakers included John Redmond William Redmond John Dillon Joseph Devlin and John P Clancy. Redmond predicted a home rule parliament on College Green sooner than expected.
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Dublin
Belfast
John E. Redmond
Irish Party
William 2Redmond
East Claire
John Dillon
East Mayo
Joseph Devlin
John P. Clancy
John Redmond
College Green
Allen and Edwards Still Avoid Being Captured
Hillsville Virginia March 31 pursuit lines tighten around courthouse assassins Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards who remain at large as deputies guard exits and patrol the mountains. Eight outlaws shot the Carroll courthouse and killed five persons with Allen and Edwards still free awaiting trial.
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Hillsville
Liberty
Sidna Allen
Wesley Edwards
Carroll
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Anaconda News
Mr. Craig
Sity
St. Mark's
Mai
Quane’s
National Union
Musicians’ Union
Ladder’s Violin School
Oak
L. A. of
Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee Bock Beer
the Mint
Vermillion’s
Parker's
Central Labor Council
John Hickey
Philipsburg
H. L. Wilson
Great Falls
Parks & Finnegan's
J. A. Noyes of
Blue Ribbon Beer
Cash Liquor House
Bruckner
Bell 51
Hammerslough’s
Hattie Capps
Murray
Brotherhood of Railway
Wellcome & Peckover Co
Sullivan & Peterson
Main
Front Streets
Valley Ranch
Procter & Gamble
Devine's
James Mallory
Spokane
Riel
OLD Methodist Church
ST. Peters Church
Mission
Fathers Isidore and
Kingdom of Heaven
Isidore
Peter
Ghusen
Con
Ness
National Monetary Commis
Sion
Saalmann
Webster's
Webster
Webster Chemical Company
St. Paul
Minnesota
Deer Lodge
Corner Main and
Deer Lodge, Montana
Lumber Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Bonner, Montana
Main Street
Bell
Ind
Abbott & Ford
East Park Avenue
Allen
Edwards
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
A. Wolf
John Lehlon
J. H. Ryman Capital Surplus
Erfeees
M. L. Gulden
Mont
Daly Bank and Trust CO
E. J. Bowman
John R. Toole
Stockton Veazey
L. R. Funk
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
B.A.P
Belmont ‘ Fch
Cluett, Peabody & Company, Makers
Troy
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