Carmack Attacks Philippine Policy and Slavery Links
Senator Carmack of Tennessee wrapped up his speech on the Philippine government bill denouncing the administration’s aims and warning of a carpet bagger rule. He urged ending the “bloody gospel of the strenuous life” and cited reports of atrocities in Samar, proposing amendments to bar slave labor and curb foreign control.
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Islands
South
Washington
Carmack
Tennessee
Senate
Philippines
Mr. Carmack
Manila
Smith
Samar
Mindanao
Mr. Lodge
Lodge
Dolliver
Iowa
Disastrous Blaze Reported in Billings
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings dated April 26 reports a disastrous blaze. The fire caused extensive property damage and prompted emergency responders to battle the flames through the night. Authorities were assessing the scene for cause and total loss.
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the Standard
Billings
Fire narrowly averted at oilhouse near coal docks
Sparks from a passing locomotive set the northern Pacific oilhouse near the large coal docks ablaze but the fire department responded quickly and extinguished the blaze. Forty barrels of oil stored there were saved from ignition.
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Northern Pacific Oilhouse
Lhe Oilhouse
House pays tributes to late Representatives Stokes and Crump
Washington April 26 The house suspended public business for tributes to the memories of late Representative Stokes of South Carolina and late Representative Crump of Michigan. Members spoke on their public service and character as eulogies began for Crump.
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Stokes and
Crump
Washington
House
Representative Stokes
South Carolina
Representative Crump
Michigan
Kyle
South Dakota
District of Columbia
Grosvenor
J. William Stokes
Rousseau
Mr. Stokes
Messrs
Lever
Elliott
Sarborough
Johnson and Talbert
Hay
Virginia
de Armond
Missouri
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Williams
Mississippi
Wadsworth
New York
Gilbert
Kentucky
Richardson
Tennessee
Lamb
Thomas
North Carolina
Candler
Messrs. Hamilton
Bishop
W. A. Smith
H. C. Smith
Gardner and Corliss
Joplin Tornado Kills Three and Injures About Thirty
A twister that ripped through Joplin Missouri yesterday left three dead and about 30 injured, eight believed fatally. The storm damaged roughly two dozen homes in the southern and mining districts, with 59 families homeless. Mayor riff organized a mass meeting to coordinate relief efforts.
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Joplin
Moonstone Hill
Seventeenth Street
Seventh Street
Dama
Riff
Storm damages Omaha with widespread property losses
The April storm caused general damage in Omaha with many downtown windows blown in and roofs and cornices harmed. Albert Davies, 20, was injured by a falling plank. numerous accidents followed as utilities were disrupted. Similar damage reported in nearby towns and heavy rains affected the state.
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Omaha
Neb
Albert Davies
Great Falls Notes Special Dispatch Highlights Local Marriages and Church Meeting
Great Falls April 26. A marriage license issued to Rueben Jackson and Frieda Wilken both of Great Falls. The funeral of Frances Prezovsky mother of Mrs. Robert Oakes will be held at the First Methodist church tomorrow at 2 PM. Scandinavian Methodist district meeting in session here closes. next at Helena. Local meeting presided by Rev. E J Lundegaard Spokane. ministers present include Rev. Arveson Kalispell, Rev. Hanson Butte, Rev. Nelson Helena, Rev. Field Moscow Idaho, Rev. Searvie Great Falls. New scarlet fever cases reported: 18 month old J Frazier Seventh Avenue North, Annie Woodquist Fifth Avenue North, 11 years old Annie and Laura Olsen Sixth Avenue North.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Rueben Jackson
Frieda Wilken
Frances Prezovsky
Robert Oakes
First Methodist Church
J. R. Smith
Scandinavian Methodist Church
Helena
E. J. Lundegaard
Spokane
Wash
A. Arveson
Kalispell
H. L. Hanson
Butte
John Nelson
J. J. Field
Moscow
Idaho
F. A. Searvie
J. Frazier
Seventh Avenue North
Annie Woodquist
Fifth Avenue North
Annie
Laura Olsen
Sixth Avenue North
America’s Great Future United States Lead in World Commerce
A bold editorial asserting the United States will soon dominate global commerce, projecting a strong national economy, advanced industry, and rising international influence through innovation and trade.
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United States
Grant Birthday Dinner Hails Centralized Power Trend
The 16th annual Americas republican club dinner in Pittsburg honored Gen. Ulysses S. Grant at the Hotel Henry with toastmaster C. Knox. L. M. Shaw and H. C. Payne spoke on national unity, central government growth, and American economic strength, praising a larger merchant fleet and American influence, followed by Payne’s address on “The Men of Our Times.”
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Pittsburg
The
Americas
Republican Club
Ulysses S. Grant
Hotel Henry
Pp. C. Knox
United States
L. M. Shaw
the Treasury
H. C. Payne
Charles §. Littlefield
Maine
John P. Elkin
Pennsylvania
Knox
Roosevelt
Littlefield
Grant
Shaw
Executive Department
Liverpool
San Francisco
Cape Horn
New York
Pacific
Suez Canal
Isthmian Canal
Hongkong
Suez
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Pacific Ocean
H. ¢. Payne
Poisoned at the Dance at the Teton Schoolhouse
Fort Benton April 26. At the dance last night at the Teton schoolhouse Station Agent Abbott of that place was poisoned and came very near dying. Dr. Carroll was telegraphed for just as No. 24 pulled in this morning. One of the back drivers.
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The
Standard
Fort Benton
Teton
Abbott
Carroll
Popular Young Man Dead in Neihart
Louis Hanneman, 19, son of C. W. Hanneman, died at 8 AM from pleuro pneumonia. He had been lease operator at the Blackbird mine with J. T. Taylor and Dan McKinnon. McKinnon also ill with pneumonia. Lee Scupp died Thursday of brain fever, the second in the family in weeks.
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Standard
Neihart
Louis
C. W. Hanneman
Blackbird
J. T. Taylor
Dan McKinnon
Lee Scupp
Doctor Rushes to Save Life on Moving Train
A volunteer went downtown to fetch the doctor while the conductor held the train. The hack sped to the scene and brought Dr. Carroll aboard after a 25 minute delay. The doctor arrived in time to save Abbott’s life, suspected ptomaine poisoning though Abbott denies eating at the dance. Abbott is now out of danger.
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Dr. Carroll
Abbott
Fatal dynamite explosion near Issaquah claims two lives
Seattle reports a dynamite blast at Issaquah killing Will Price and Bernard Sutter. Sutter was blown to pieces while Price died after about an hour. A boy named John Coutts witnessed the incident from about 50 feet away. he escaped injury. Cause of the explosion remains undetermined.
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Seattle
Will Price
Bernard Sutter
Issaquah
Sutter
Price
John Coutts
Shuff Sentenced to Death for 1901 Idaho Murder
In Wallace Idaho Judge Mayhew death sentence chalmer f e shuff for killing Eugene Klein paymaster at Mace Idaho on November 11 1901. Shuff to be hanged June 24 with appeals to state supreme court possible. Klein was mine paymaster. motive tied to a payroll dispute. Shuff claimed fear Klein would blow him up with a button.
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Spokane
Wash
Wallace
Idaho
Mayhew
Chalmer FE
Shuff
Eugene Klein
Mace
Supreme Court of
Klein
Crisis Will Come Monday for Archbishop Corigan
Archbishop Corigan, ill with pneumonia, shows improvement but faces a critical day Monday. A 10:15 p.m. bulletin said his condition remains satisfactory and recovery is hoped, with full care to carry him through the toughest period. The pope sent condolences and prayers are asked across the New York diocese for his recovery at Sunday masses.
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New York
Corrigan
Delafield
Diocese of
Two Wives Seek Divorce in Great Falls Court
In Great Falls on April 26 two divorce suits were filed. Annie Hutton accuses William Hutton of failing to provide support since their Kingston Ontario marriage in 1899 and requests custody of their two children. Alice Touraille sues Alexander Touraille allegingRepeated cruelty after their 1899 St. Peter's mission marriage and seeks custody of their baby boy.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Annie Hutton
William Hutton
Kingston
Ontario
Alice Touraille
Alexander Touraille
St. Peter's Mission
Mission Ends At St Peter's Church In Anaconda
The Anaconda mission at St Peter's Catholic church ends today after weeks of daily services led by Rev Father Plernot with assistants Rev Father Joseph Nierman Francis Straubinger and George Maloney. Morning service at 10 20 and 7 30 p m closing rites plus a special 7 30 p m mass honoring the blessed Virgin and parish dedication. A visiting priest will deliver an address at tonight's services.
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St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Father Plernot
Father Joseph Nierman
Francis Straubinger
George Maloney
St. Peter's
St. Peter
Gun Club Members Travel to Helena for State Tournament
Marksmen from across the state converge in Helena for a major shooting tournament led by the Brownlee medal, held by D. D. Twohy of Anaconda. Butte and Helena teams vie for the Bozeman cup as Anaconda joins the field and a large contingent from Butte competes.
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Helena
Butte
Brownlee
D. D. Twohy
Anaconda
FE. A. Confarr
Livingston
Butte Club
Bozeman
C. H. Smith
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in 1900 Adverts
A historical advert extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It features testimonials from a Robert Berner, urges trials and samples by mail from Binghamton New York, and claims wide medical support and hospital use.
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Kilmer
West Harn St
New York City
New York
Robert Berner
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Anaconda Sunday Standard
Local Social List Includes Numerous Residents and Families
The notice lists many households and individuals such as Mr. and Mrs. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Engel, J. M. Steward and family, and others. The gathering or event location references Anaconda and multiple surnames across the community.
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A. J. Walker
P. A. Allen
Carl Engel
J. M. Steward and Family
Mutch
Young
School of Mines Defeats Bytte Teams in Open Practice
The School of Mines baseball squad held two practice games in Butte, facing the Butte league team and Butte High School. Mines scored once in three innings against the regulars, then were shut out in a three-inning game by the high school. The high school also played five innings with the league team and failed to score, while both sides anticipate a future match.
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School of Mines
Butte
Butte High School
McCloskey
High School
Perry's Attorney Withdraws From Case
In county court Judge McClernan heard Roy S. Alley withdraw as attorney for Charles Perry who sits in the county jail awaiting trial for highway robbery. The trial setting was vacated and continued, but Perry was ordered brought back Monday to ensure court appointed counsel if needed.
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McClernan
Roy S. Alley
Charles Perry
Perry
Butte Baseball Prep Game In New Uniforms At Park
Fans will see the Butte ball club in new white and green uniforms as they scrimmage the Butte Independents at the local park. Ollie Burns to pitch for the Independents with McDonough catching, Hawley and Wall possibly pitching. The lineup lists Zearfoss Gay Kane Ward McIntyre Marshall Houtz St McHale Treadway and others against Lloyd Perham H Merkle Sullivan A Merkle Cody Donough with Derk Smith umpiring. Game slated for 3 oclock.
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Butte
John
Salt Lake City
Butte Independents
Cody
Ollie Burns
Anaconda Eagles
McClos
Independents
McDonough
Hawley
Wall
Butte—Zearfoss
Gay
Kane
Ward
McIntyre
Marshall
Houtz
McHale
Treadway
Lloyd
Perham
H. Merkle
Sullivan
A. M. Merkle
Donough
Burne Clark
Derk Smith
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Senator Carmack
Philip
Jones
Nevada
Cuba
Teller
Colorado
Ways and Means
Proctor
Vermont
Secretary of War
Platt
Connecticut
Gallinger
Clay
Pritchard
Appalachian Mountains
Rio de Janeiro
Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Judicial Court
Denver
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dr. Shoop
Racine, Wis
Atomaha
America
Thouands
Ostetter’s
Chalmer &, Shuff
Mace, Idaho
Anaconda News
St. Peter's Catholic
Church—Order of Services
GUN
Bright
MacCloskey
Wen
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