Grand Lodge of Sons of St George Holds Annual Meeting
The Grand Lodge of the Sons of St George holds its annual meeting at the Finlen hotel with a banquet after sessions. W H Eddy presided at yesterday’s start. officers were elected including Nicholas Combellack as president. 1,210 members statewide with 540 affiliated locally. Delegates from Peace and Harmony lodge Centerville, Victoria lodge Butte, and Holly lodge Missoula attended.
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Grand Lodge, Sons OF ST. George
Grand Lodge of the Sons of St. George
Finlen Hotel
Grand Lodge
W. H. Eddy
Worthy
Nicholas Combellack
William Robinson
Peter Eddy
Thomas Scadden
John Basher
Mat H. Brown
Joseph Calloway
Messrs
Scadden
Eddy
Centerville
Butte
United States
Order
Sons of St. George
Peace and Harmony Lodge
John Pendelly
E. A. Ford
Thomas H. Martin
J. P. Calloway
Henry Richards
Thomas Tutbridge James Shepherd
Richard W. Nichols
Victoria Lodge
Joseph Weber
George Heaman
Joseph Harris
John Nance
C. H. Hillman
Holly Lodge
Missoula
J. H. Bishop
J. P. Kent
J. G. Baker
List of lodge numbers and officers from Silver Bow district
A roster of Ancient Order of United Workmen lodges with numbers and officer names across Montana towns. Entries include Silver Bow No. 1 Patrick Colligan Moses McMurry L. J. Cruikshank W. T. Harris and many others such as Meagher No. 12 J. M. Kumpe Mt. Powell No. 13 John E. Astral and Victor No. 26 W. H. McVey, detailing members and locations from Anaconda to Big Sandy.
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George M. Winslow
George W. Colpitts
C. J. Thurston
Silver Bow
Patrick Colligan
Moses McMurry
L. J. Cruikshank
W. T. Harris
Meagher
J. M. Kumpe
Mt. Powell
John E. Astral
George S. Miller
Henry W. Evans
Kingsley
F. Hl. Donaldson
Chestnut
Joseph Piedolim
M. D
Twin Bridges
P. P. Gould
Belt Mountain
Charles Bross
J. J. Schwardt
Silver Creek
J. A. Gravely
Peter Wenstrum
Daniel Devine
Sheridan
W. H. Foster
Dudley
Anaconda
G. S. E. Wisner
A. G. McLean
Joseph M. Linz
Victor
W. H. McVey
Yellowstone
A. M. Peters
Waterloo
B. H. Hunt
Centennial
S. A. Robertson
Alder
George W. Reif
R. T. Cook
Mayflower
Charles Kyle
Great Falls
Gustave Hebertein
A. E. Enders
Granite
Benjamin Cox
Edwin Fox
Tongue River
George R. Milburn
C. H. Mott
Silver State
Conrad Wift
Dawson
H. R. Schwatke
Big Timber
Theodore E. Rice
Kalispell
G. W. Avery
Falls City
R. W. Mann
Pride of the West
M. D. Miller
P. H. Kane
George Whitcomb
A. Winscott
Evening Star
Olaf Johnson
T. T. Uptegraff
Whitehall
KE. W. Wolverton
Lewistown
Cliff Lindsey
Philip Laux
Columbia
Clarence H. Drake
Laurel
O. C. Bundy
Plains
A. R. Rhone
Excelsior
James H. Pace
Valley
J. L. Truscott
Scoby
H. W. Cozier
Nicholson
Michael Purcell
Willow
F. L. Buck
Gulch
A. W. McDonald
Fridley
Charles A. Smith
Sweet Grass
Edward Adam
Melrose
Otto Boetticher
Mt. Ellis
Alex Singer
Big Sandy
Stewart Crater
Montana Grand Lodge Session Set For Today In Butte
The annual session of the Montana grand lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen opens at 10 oclock in the Miners union hall with Grand Master F L Grantley presiding until Wednesday's high successor election. Major C R A Scobey appears unopposed, while R H Howey is favored for re election as grand recorder. Contingent issues include a proposed salary for the grand master and continued member recruitment incentives. A social event and an Elks hall convention for the Degree of Honor follow midweek, with delegates named from several lodges across the state.
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Grand Lodge of
Montana
Miners’ Union Hall
Butte
Scobey
Order
Grand Lodge
The
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Miners’ Union
F. L. Grantley
C. R. A. Scobey
Fort Peck
R. H. Howey
Elks’ Hall
A. Fitschen
Chris Hoffman
Patrick Ward
Daniel Thomas
J. W. Gunn
William McGuigan
A. A. Whipple
Daniel T. Lewis
John A. Curran
John H. Vogel
Clark
Clinton H. Moore
I. N. Chapin
Capital
H. A. McKinnon
Hepner
Moses Morris
William Zastrow
M. Silverman
J. G. Jones
S. A. D. Hahn
R. Lockey
J. B. Lanvis
Union
H. Garrick
A.M. Stevens
Alta
W.W. W. Dailey
Bozeman
George W. Ellis
Czar Alarmed by Rebel Threat From Cracow Paper
A Cracow Galacia newspaper reports the czar of Russia found a letter from a revolutionary committee on his desk. It threatened the czar with death unless constitutional government was granted to Russia. The czar was greatly alarmed by the note.
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Vienna
Cracow
Galacia
Russia
Tornado Deaths Reported Near Rolla North Dakota
A severe storm swept eastern North Dakota with reports of four deaths eight miles east of Rolla. A settler’s house collapsed in the storm killing his wife and three children, while the husband survived.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Rolla
Tragic Woods Deaths End With No New Clues
In Muscatine Iowa on August 18 Jesse E H Tuman died without explaining the death of his wife found nearby. Police suspect a lodger who lived with the couple killed them and fled Thursday.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Jesse E H. Tuman
Power Starts for New York
Montreal dispatch reports Peter Power begins preparations for a trip to New York. Details on purpose or schedule are not provided in the fragment.
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Power
New York
Fire Devastates Ymir BC Mines and Timber Belt
A colossal blaze sweeps West Kootenay at Ymir destroying five miles of wagon road, bridges, and most mine buildings. Firefighters save the cyanide plant as workers shelter in water and tunnels. Julien and Audit at Black Rock and Wilcox mine families flee into tunnels, with some narrow escapes amid shifting winds and embers.
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West Kootenay
Ymir
Ymir Company
Foghorn
Julien & Audit
Black Rock
Wilcox
Plaintiff to Surrender in NY Suit Against Northern Pacific Directors
A plaintiff in the suit against the directors of the Northern Pacific railway, who has been staying in Montreal with his wife for several weeks, left tonight with his wife and counsel Mr. Lamb of New York by the New York Central Express for New York City. He will surrender to the United States marshal on arrival in New York in the morning and be ready to go on the stand.
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Northern Pacific Railway
New York
Montreal
Lamb
New York Central Express
New York City
United States
Woman Held Up In Her Home In Columbus
Mrs Frederick W Prentiss wife of Hayden Clinton National Bank president was robbed at her Columbus Ohio home by a masked man posing as a gas inspector He forced her to surrender 2400 in diamonds after demanding the rings from her fingers The robber fled when the doorbell rang later items note the era and other local travel notices mixed with names of residents and visitors.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frederick W. Prentiss
Hayden-Clinton National Bank
Unionist Candidate Wins In Belfast By-election
London reports a by election held July 17 to replace William Johnston in Belfast south division. Thomas Sloan, Protestant Association nominee, defeats unionist Charles W D Buller by 826 votes for the seat.
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London
William Johnston
Belfast
Thomas Sloan
Protestant Association
Charles W. D. Buller
Emperor Francis Joseph Birthday Observed in Vienna
The emperor’s 724th birthday was celebrated with a 30,000-strong troop review, city illuminations, and amnesty granted to lese majeste prisoners. He spent the day quietly with his family.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Schwab Plans European Voyage for Two Months
New York reports that Mr. Schwab intends to sail for Europe midweek for a two month trip through England France Germany and Austria, according to friends.
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New York
Welsh Miners Back US Strikers For Arbitration Support
London reports the South Wales Miners' Federation voted to aid striking United States miners who are waging a battle over arbitration. The motion seeks financial assistance to the US union and supports their arbitration principle.
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London
South Wales Miners’ Federation
United States
Berne Chief Justice Found Dead on Swiss Mount Dome
The body of Dr. Largin, chief justice of the Berne court, was found at the bottom of a precipice on Mount Dome in Zermatt after he ascended the peak last Saturday.
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Zermatt
Switzerland
Largin
Berne Court
Mount Dome
Neihart Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Neihart special correspondent reports Miss Mae Sutton left for Stockett to visit her sister Mrs. Paul Reisinger for a week. Philips sisters returned to Great Falls after visiting Mrs. R. G. Vaughn. J. B. Fritz, Mrs. Fritz, and her mother visited from Middlefork. Mrs. Roeul Hendersider and Misses Hull and Fanger toured Monarch. Mrs. Hans Roehl and Ralph Penn visited Mrs. Thomas Westgard. Miss Mabel Williams returned from Helena. T. J. Troy and Arthur Swerd'eger were in town. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Pannhauser returned from Great Falls after a short stay.
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Pannhauser
George Budger
Francis Sullivan
Thursay
Patrick Sweeney
Yogo
D. J. Condon
Great Falls
Patrick Rooney
Middlefork
B. Anderson
A. E. Stillman
J. R. Smith
Clara Strain
Vidie Hanson
Edith May Smith
P. E. Stillman
Jefferson
Iowa
M. Rector
Monarch
Peter Shannon
Electric City
Martin Mulvalill
Helena
Neihart
H. L. Stelle
Fred Walker
F. S. Putnam
William Mueller
W. H. Geisthorpe
Abe Wallenstein
Gertrude Betz
Spencer
Ohio
Helen Edgerton
Marshall
Mich
Kinsley
Oshkosh
Estella Hult
Louise Fangor
Yellowstone National Park
Duncan McCowan
Patrick Boyle
Tillinghast
George B. Moore
Pp. T. Sweeney
Upper Main Street
William Bonner
Butte
Sadie Mix
Birdie Mix
Ollie Rain
D. L
Standard
Mae Sutton
Stockett
Paul Reisinger
Philips
R. G. Vaughn
J. BE. Fritz
C. G. Hendersider
Stella Hull
Louise Fanger
Hans Roehl
Ralph Penn
Camden
Ind
Thomas Westgard
Mabel Wiliams
Arthur Swerd
Eger
T. J. Troy
W. FP. Pannhauser
Justice Shiras to Retire From Supreme Court
Pittsburg reports George Shiras III confirms his father Justice George Shiras retires from the Supreme Court when reaching the age 70, as permitted by a law passed by Congress. The retirement is framed as a matter of legal wisdom rather than a specific cause.
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Pittsburg
Supreme Court
George Shiras UI
Not at Asbury Park bathing trunks cause stir
A playful exchange in the Philadelphia Press notes arriving belles at the seashore at Asbury Park, where one quips about wearing only trunks and another questions the apparent fashion choice. The banter captures seaside amusement over attire and novelty.
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Philadelphia
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