Anaconda Named Site for G A R Encampment 1903
The Grand Army announces Anaconda will host the 1903 encampment. Women’s Relief Corps chooses A N Bull of Bozeman as Montana department commander.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1902
Page
1
Veterans of Civil War meet in Helena discuss next encampment
Montana Grand Army of the Republic veterans, Blue and Gray, gather at the Grand Army hall in Helena for annual business and officer elections. Bozeman wins department commander and a Women’s Relief Corps leadership. Anaconda hosts next year’s encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Grand Army Hall
Sumter
Appomattox
Montana
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
State Capitol
Capitol
Anaconda
Bozeman
Women's Relef Corps
Washington, D. C
L. E. Holmes
Butte
T. J. Mains
Livingston
B. Miller
T. C. Davidson
Council of Administration
A. E. Gloyd
Loraine
A. Short
F. H. Bruce
Capt
H. S. Howell
W. Y. Smith
Bull
Ed S. Walker
T. A. Foster
Sheridan
J. Co. Gregg
Great Falls
James M. Lindley
Bozevan
George Hi. Pratt
Post Department
W. H. H. Dickinson
Missoula
Col
W. F. Sanders
Chicago
Apostle
Rip van Winkle
Lester 8 Willson
Poteman
Marion Shade
Cleveland
T. Davidson
McKinley
Mother Bickerdite
Helena Garr
Columbia Falls
Mary A. Sires
Smith Admits Order to Kill and Burn at Court Martial
Manila April 25 Gen Jacob H Smith stands trial for conduct prejudicial to good order as defense counsel Mr Woodruff says he will admit Smith ordered Major Waller to kill and burn and to render Samar a wilderness. Witnesses Marine Corps officers testified with Maj Waller slated as the next prosecution witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Jacob H. Smith
Lloyd Wheaton
Charles A. Woodruff
Smith
Waller
Samar
David Porter
Marine Corps
John H. A. Day
Lyttleton W. T. Waller
Day
Ninth Infantry
Senator Money Arrested After Assault Charge
Senator Money of Mississippi was arrested on an assault charge filed by street car conductor Arthur B. Shaner. Shaner, Money, and Fire Department Foreman Hoover appeared in police court with trials set for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Money
Mississippi
Arthur B. Shaner
Shaner
Foreman Hoover
Fire Department
Odd Fellows Celebrate With Parade Banquet And Oration
Today the Odd Fellows celebrate with a 2 pm parade from the auditorium. A banquet follows with no intermission as evening exercises proceed. Justice Milburn delivers the oration after remarks by Mayor Davey and multiple musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
George R. Milburn
Montana State Band
J. T. Davies
Olsen's Juvenile Orchestra
W. H. Davey
Bruce Smith
Bliss Heine
Professor Olsen
A. B. Keith
Professor Stanaway
John N. Kirk
Bessie Hughes
W. H Kitto
Olsen's
Juvenile Orchestra
Destructive Joplin Storm Kills Two In City
A severe April 25 storm devastates Joplin Missouri causing two deaths including Esther Hunt and Martha Cape, six people fatally injured, extensive property loss near Moonshine Hill and Villa Heights, with over fifty buildings destroyed and mining plants damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Martha Cape
Bidwell Hunter
Anna Hunter
Marian Hicks
William Jones
Kruger
Villa Heights
Seventeenth Street
Seventh Street
Moonshine Hill
Queen Wilhelmina Condition Seen Alarmingly Poor
Official circles report no improvement in Queen Wilhelmina’s health as doctors say she sleeps poorly and resists liquid diet. Reports conflict with royal bulletins and suggest nurses face difficulty administering food while the queen mother reduces vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Wilhelmina
Cyclone Strikes Omaha Causes Casualties and Damage
An intense windstorm hit Omaha causing one death and several injuries. A 13 year old boy Robert Maxwell was struck by a flying sidewalk and may die. Ex Mayor George Bemis suffered a broken leg and serious injuries. A 20 year old man Lawrence Taggert was hurt by a broken billboard as street cars halted and glass windows shattered downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Robert Maxwell
Military Avenue
George P. Bemis
Eighteenth
Farnum Streets
Lawrence Taggert
Man Removed to St Peter's Hospital After Throat and Wrist Wounds
A man removed to St Peter's Hospital yesterday for treatment of throat and wrist wounds sustained while temporarily deranged is recovering. Medical officials report no dangerous results anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Hospital
Utah Attorney General probes meat price rise
Utah Attorney General M A Breeden asked the state food and dairy commissioners for statistics on recent meat price increases and on imports of meats treated with preservatives. If warranted, Breeden will move under state anti trust and pure food laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Meat Trust
M. A. Breeden
State Food and Dairy Commissioners
Lincoln S A Severe Wind Strikes Lincoln Area
A straightway wind in Lincoln Nebraska reached up to 64 miles per hour spreading through the afternoon and night. Minor damage was reported with the track of the storm influencing the city and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Dusty north wind chills Topeka as wheat fields dry
A fierce north wind with clouds of dust and low temperatures blows through Kansas since noon. No rain is in sight and wheat fields are drying badly across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Sioux City Suffered Wind Damage in Greenish Cloud Outlook
Sioux City Iowa faced a blackout after 1 30 today as dense greenish clouds settled over the sun. Winds reached 72 miles an hour causing considerable damage and disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Copper Rallies on Heinze Combine News
Copper prices rose today after New York reports that the Heinze interests formed a new company with capital of 80 million dollars. The week had seen a steady decline before this slight rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Heinze
Hanged for Murder in Newark Case
Henry Schwab was hanged today for the murder of his wife and child in Newark New Jersey. The barber killed them after learning his wife planned to leave him and then attempted suicide by cutting his throat, though not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
WN. J
Henry Schwab
Schwab
Both Are Acquitted in Samar Court Martial Case
Manila reports Major Waller and Lieutenant Day of the marine corps were tried by court martial on charges of executing natives of Samar without trial and have been acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Waller
Day
Marine Corps
Samar
Lost Boy Found In Victor Woods After 24 Hours
John Price recalls the search for a missing boy in Victor, Montana. Dozens joined the effort, tracking footprints and following the boy into the woods until his reunion with his mother. He had walked miles and endured hunger, prompting relief and gratitude from the parents and rescuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Missoula
John Price
Joan Payne
Mr. Price
Victor
Gambling Hall Killing in El Paso Ends in Self Defense
In El Paso Texas this morning special policeman Clarence Wolverton shot and killed a gambler known as Sheeny Harris in a gambling hall. Wolverton was wounded in the hand and the coroner's jury ruled the death occurred in self defense amid a history of Harris threatening him after being expelled from Colorado City years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fl Paso
Tex
Sheeny
Harris
Clarence Wolverton
Wolverton
Colorado City
Cole
Armstrong Hanged In Platte City For Assault Case
Platte City Missouri April 25 George Armstrong colored aged 18 was hanged here today. He was convicted of criminally assaulting Iva Turner daughter of a farmer two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte City
George Armstrong
Iva Turner
Grace Dickinson Injured In Bicycle Accident
Grace Dickinson daughter of Mr and Mrs N Dickinson was seriously injured in an express wagon collision on Fourth avenue. The driver fled the scene leaving her senseless as bystanders carried her to her parents home where Dr Fairfield treated her for bleeding from the ears and nose. The full extent of injuries will be known tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Great Falls
Grace Dickinson
N. Dickinson
Fourth Avenue
Fairfield
Destructive Forest Fires Hit Venango County
Forest fires in Venango and nearby Forest counties have caused about 30000 dollars in losses to local producers in the last 24 hours. Reports indicate damage in virgin timber near Tlonesva as flames spread through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol City
Venango County
Forest County
Virgin Forest
Tlonesva
Senate Debates Philippine Policy and McCumber Food Bill
In Washington on April 26 the senate heard two major speeches. Senator McCumber defended his bill to prevent misbranding of interstate food products while Senator Carmack of Tennessee opposed the Philippine government bill, denouncing policy in the Philippines and criticizing President McKinley and General Funston. The session included passage of a Alaska game protection bill and adjournment after executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
McCumber
Carmack
Tennessee
Philippine Committee
Chamber
House
Philippines
Funston
Samson
Alaska
America
Spooner
Bryan
McKinley
Mr. Bryan
United States
Roosevelt
Mr. Carmack
House Passes 145 Private Pension Bills
The House approved 145 private pension bills including pensions for the widows of Gen William Ludlow at 50 dollars per month and Parson Brownlow of Tennessee at 39 dollars a month. The rest of the day featured general debate on the agricultural appropriation bill. Lester of New York spoke on a new post office for New York Cochran of Missouri on the trust question and H C Smith of Michigan on good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
William Ludlow
Great Falls City Council sets 20 year bonds and bids
The Great Falls city council approved a 45 000 water bonds issue to be paid over 20 years after abandoning a 10 year plan. Bonds to be sold at auction June 16. Street work on boulevard Sixth avenue north from Park drive to Twenty third street moved to day labor. Fire wagon purchased after tests show defects. Mayor Collins cast deciding vote. Robert Vaughn confirmed as street commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Great Falls
Sixth Avenue
Park Drive
Twenty-third Street
Collins
Robert Vaughn
Archbishop Corrigan Passes Satisfactory Day
Archbishop Corrigan of New York, seriously ill with pneumonia at his residence, passed a satisfactory day. He is conscious and remains under careful observation with two trained nurses, and doctors say his condition is encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corrigan
Murray in Trouble Again in Helena Court
Frank Murray, once confined in Silver Bow county jail, faces district court arraignment in Helena tomorrow on a charge of receiving stolen property. He previously served 18 months in the penitentiary for grand larceny after offenses in June 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Frank Murray
Silver Bow County
Murray
Montana Affairs at Washington Appointment Changes
Washington April 26 Richard Tobin named postmaster at Birdseye replacing N J Tobin who resigned. Pensions granted to Thomas McNally of Stanford and W H H Scott of Helena. Surgeon J N Merrick ordered from the Philippines to Port Missoula relieving P S Kekelogg bound for Alaska troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
Richard Tobin
Birdseye
N. J. Tobin
Thomas McNally
Stanford
W. H. H. Scott
Helena
J. N. Merrick
Philippines
Port Missoula
P. S. Kekelogg
Alaska
Congressman Amos J. Cummings critically ill in Baltimore
News reached Baltimore on April 25 that Congressman Amos J. Cummings of New York is critically ill with pneumonia at the Church Home in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Amos J. Cummings
New York
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Women’s Relief Corps
A, N. Bull
Annie Brennaman
Mary E. Simonton
Spencer
Addie Harper
Sarah Henworth
Ida Waterman
Chateau
Maggie Wheaton
Livingeton
Violet Gilibert
Josie Miles
Elena Bishop
Brannaman
Alice Williams
Borgeman
Mary Monroe
Isabela Kirkendall
Maggie Yeaton
Violet Gillbert
Mabel Weber
Eliza Shaw
Matilda Fack
Williams
Moozeman
M. J. Monroe
Boyle
Ellis’ Hall
Uctor Shaner
Diffenbaugh
the Standard
T. A. Diffenbaugh
George R.aspleey
D. J. Charles
Cises
Sex
the Hague
Castle Loo
Kansans
Sheeny” Harris
Police
Senator Carmack
Him
Mis
Sherman
Harrison
Massachusetts
Boston
Indiana
Beveridge
Coun
Great Falls City
Congress
An Cummings
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