Appointments Announced at Missoula
In Missoula officials announce new appointments to city roles. The specific departments and names are not provided in the accessible text.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1901
Page
2
In Missoula officials announce new appointments to city roles. The specific departments and names are not provided in the accessible text.
The Montana conference announces clerical shifts after a long session. Rev A H Henry will take over Mountain View Butte from Rev J L Albritton with possible pulpit exchange. Rev W Macurdy will exchange places with Rev B G Cattermole of Anaconda per requests.
The Bozeman district gains Rev. George D. King as presiding elder with several supplies listed for Belgrade Billings Bridger Glendive and other posts. In Helena district Rev. Mills presides with ministers listed for Anaconda Butte Hamilton Missoula and more. Bishop Fowler delivers sermons memorials and ordinations while conference notes church finances and university preservation.
London and New York markets show easy money conditions and rising Berlin prices after Lord Kitchener's Pretoria proclamation. Continent rates fall below 2% as gold flows boost Bank of England reserves, while American rails soften due to steel strike fears and rising costs. Outlooks warn of prolonged retrenchment and uncertain industrial impact.
Berlin reports a quiet week with few share transactions. The Frankfurter Zeitung notes banks dominated attention while semi annual reports reassured the market. American railways drew little interest and Canadians stayed active. Prussia coal output for the first six months reached 49,982,289 tons, up 299.2 percent.
A conference at the Auditorium involving Roswell Miller Hayes Lomax and Senator Clark led to an agreement granting Senator Clark uninterrupted right of way for his Salt Lake to Los Angeles railroad. The talks lasted most of the day with Miller briefly leaving then returning.
Salt Lake dispatch notes Oregon Short Line sends more surveyors to inspect the California right of way. Union Pacific General Manager Dickinson denies knowledge of a conference. Oregon Short Line General Attorney Williams questions dispatch vagueness. San Pedro line officials say no word received.
President C B Mellen of the Northern Pacific and President Hughitt of the Chicago and Northwestern passed through Seattle this evening en route to Portland. They will stop in Tacoma briefly and return to Seattle later in the week. Mellen says the trip is for inspection.
The Shamrock II, Lipton’s new challenger, arrived off Sandy Hook after an 14 day voyage from England with one stop in Azores. Sir Thomas Lipton’s party and Erin escorted her as tug Robert Hadden towed her to Tompkinsville quarantine then Erie Basin for preparation.
London reports Sir Thomas Linton briefed on Shamrock III speed gains and Shamrock I and II improvements. The king sent good luck wishes. Oxford and Cambridge athletic team to watch from Erin as they sail to Boston then Montreal aboard the Commonwealth.
Chicago August 11 judges of the International yacht race for Canada's cup announced Cadillac may increase the base of its fore triangle to 4.56 feet. This correction allows a longer bow sprit and larger Sib area and spinnaker boom. The move, after a race failed, drew criticism as measurer errors and official reasons remained undisclosed.
The Constitution arrived in Bristol Rhode Island in tow to be repaired after yesterday's race off Krenton's reef lightship. Strong winds caused rivets to loosen in the forward plates. repairs were completed and the yacht is ready for tomorrow's events.
An elderly man stricken with apoplexy while walking in Washington Park last Friday died in a Chicago hospital yesterday. Identified as Theodore F. Colburn, owner of mining properties in the West and former head of the Marine Finance Department in New Orleans, he died in Chicago with his sister Mrs. A T Gillett at his side.
New York reports Chaplain H. W. Jones of the U. S. Navy recounts wartime ties with Britain during the Spanish American War. He notes England’s help and a British officer’s claim that 63 ships stood ready to defend the United States against any naval challenge.
The National Society Army of the Philippines plans its second annual encampment in Salt Lake City from August 13 to 15. About 2000 veterans of the Spanish and Philippine wars are expected, with officers from many states attending. A parade led by Grand Marshal Gen. William H. Penrose will be followed by organ recital and Saltair visit, then city sightseeing and officer elections.
Manila August reports U Governor Taft addressing Californians banquet with Representative Julius Kahn. He calls for next congress to pass tariff reform laws and prohibitions on public lands and timber sales, corporate charters, mining rights. Commission comments follow with funds for cattle losses and road projects. Taft Ide Moses to establish civil government in northern provinces.
San Juan and Manati merchants oppose Brazilian coffee flooding Puerto Rico after tariff removal. Brazilian coffee can be sold at half the price of local product, prompting boycotts and a plan to seek federal relief. Importers threaten to ship back today's arrivals amid public pressure.
J M Wilson of Washington arrived in New York aboard the St Louis and said it is probable he will conduct Admiral Schley's case before the court of inquiry. He will review matters at a hotel before deciding. Captain Parker met him on the pier, having examined naval operation records from the Spanish War for Schley.
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