Lively St John’s Wedding Unites Anna Doherty and Clarence Hopkins
Miss Anna Iriene Doherty and Clarence V. Hopkins wed at St. John's Church at 4 50 p m with Rev Blackiston officiating. The ceremony featured organist Prof W E Matlack playing Mendelssohn. An intimate reception followed at Mrs Olivia Hopkins home, then the couple departed for a three week honeymoon around Seattle.
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St. John’s Church
Anna Iriene Doherty
Clarence V. Hopkins
C. Blackiston
St. John's Church
W. E. Matlack
Mendelssohn
Dillon
Mr. Bushnell
Ers
Clara Clark
Grace Graeter
Charles J. Schatzlein
Judge Doherty
Leeds
N. D
Henry D. Morse
Olivia Hopkins
Seattle
Cora Tayior
Clarence Hopkins
Hopkins
Butte
West Granite Street
Chapter of Eastern Star Holds Pleasant Meeting
The Eastern Star chapter at Masoni Temple held its regular meeting with a substituted staff of officers to exemplify the order’s work. Past matron Lizzie Marsh led the group with four prior rulings, while Ruth chapter veterans conducted the service and a banquet followed. A notable gift of a 3 oclock tea service was presented by acting officials to the worthy matron. Orton Bros. advertised pianos and organs at 219 N Main St, Butte.
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Ruth
Masoni
Temple
Lizzie Marsh
Ste
Steel
Elva Boardman
A. Newell Tressurer
A. J. Daum
J. Grammer
Ruth Burton
Mattle Fish
Hogcett
N. 8. Clark, Third, Mrs. Violet Mattinson, Fourth, Mrs. Fred McDonald
Fatal Injury After Corner Accident In City
Paul Blonde, 45, proprietor of the French club on South Wyoming street, is in critical condition at St James hospital with a fractured skull and heavy ear hemorrhage after a buggy overturn at the corner of South Wyoming and Second streets. No witnesses. horse and buggy unharmed.
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South
Wyoming
R Second Streets
Paul Blonde
St. James’ Hospital
Blonde
J. KR. EK. Slevers
South Wyyoming Street
Galena Street
Bovend
Wyoming Streets
All Make Merry at Resort Picnic with Youth Sports
About 70 yitar boys and several clergymen from Patrick's church enjoyed a picnic yesterday at Nine Mile house. The day featured various sports and the crowd returned shortly after o o'clock.
Austrian man sues for croquet ball assault near Butte
John Toss of Williamsburg files a complaint against Ignace Petthok alleging he was struck by a croquet ball near the Butte reduction works on Aug 9. Assistant Attorney Don Yancey prepared the papers.
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John Toss
Williamsburg
Ignace Petthok
Butte
Toss
Petthok
Don Yancey
Ladies Day at Columbia Gardens Draws Crowd
Tomorrow at Columbia Gardens a ladies and children's day will be held the first and last of its kind this season in Butte. Bonvenirs will be given to every lady who attends. The events include a bout.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
Center wide contests for sta dies and youngsters held
The nail driving and wood-sawing contests are for sta dies only, while the watermelon and pie eating races are for the youngsters.
Butte Alderman Heads to New York for Yacht Races
Alderman Siebenaler leaves Butte today to attend yacht races in New York then plans a brief visit in Illinois on his return.
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Alderman Siebenaler
New York
Illinois
Joint naval action on part of powers hinted in Salonica
Paris reports Russia may lead a coordinated naval demonstration before Salonica with French and Austrian fleets likely to join. Communications among powers hinge on Russia. The squadron will not sail to Constantinople yet and will rendezvous at Adrianople unless Turkey meets Russia's demands.
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Paris
Russia
Salonica
France
Austria
Germany
Turkey
Constantinople
Ninth Annual Regatta Opens in Astoria Crowns Queen
The ninth annual regatta in Astoria Oregon opened with queen crowning and a ball. California teams Alamia South End and Ariel competed in junior barge races with Alujooda taking lead and winning by five seconds over South End. Manzanita lighthouse tender won cutter race against Cambine and Hether. West Enders beat East Enders in four oared race. Astoria won hose race against Oregon City and Vancouver. Yachting events set for tomorrow.
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Astoria
Ore
California
Alamia
South End
Ariel
Alujooda
Stuart
Souch End
Manzanita
Cambine
Hether
Hehthouse
West Enders
East Enders
Oregon City
Vancouver
Negro Business Men Meet in Convention at Capitol
About 1,300 black business leaders from across the country gathered at the Tennessee state capitol for the fourth annual Negro Business Men's League convention. Booker T. Washington was the central figure, delivering an address and was reelected president of the league.
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Nashville
Tenn
State Capitol
Negro Business Men's League
Booker T. Washington
Assassination Case and Salonica Naval Faction Tensions
The report links the assassination of Consul Rostkovoski with partial punishments for implicated parties and notes demands for adequate indemnity. It also mentions a joint naval faction at Salonica driven by fears expressed by foreign consuls for their safety.
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Rostkovoski
Salonica
Ast
Russia Presses Demands on Turkey Over Monuathr Murder
From Constantinople reports indicate Turkey shifts from indifference to concern as Russia outlines demands. Moscow may seek a Christian governor general for Macedonia, though diplomatic quarters doubt such a move. Austria is seen as coordinating with Russia, while Turks may resist European command over the gendarmerie. The Russian note was formally presented at the Yildiz Palace regarding the Monuathr murder.
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Constantinople
Russia
Porte
M. Zinovieff
Macedonia
Austria
Turkey
Monuathr
M. Kostkowoski
Yildiz Palace
Macedonian situation seen as less dangerous in Sofia
In Sofia on Aug 19 officials viewed the general Macedonian situation as less dangerous than a week earlier. Unity among key powers to speed reform enforcement in Macedonia brings a hopeful outlook that the trouble will remain within present bounds.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Bulgarian Villages in Macedonia Burned as Insurgency Rages
Reports from Monastir describe mass petitions by 200 women from Rakovo after their village was burned and males killed. In Okrida Lerin and Rezen districts, multiple villages were destroyed. Fighting around Krushevo left 60 insurgents dead and 12 wounded, Turkish losses 250. near Kojie 9 rebels killed. Bashi BAZouks massacred villagers at another village. further clashes near Cettarsko with unknown result.
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Sofia
Mon‘stir
Rakoevo
Hilmi Pasha
Okrida
Lerin
Rezen
Krushevo
Kojie
Cettarsko
Revolutionaries clash with Turkish troops at Kailar
In Kailar a revolutionary band attacked a Turkish force with thirty rebels killed as troops pursue the remainder. A Salonica dispatch confirms Turkish troops entering Khrushevo maltreated inhabitants. About 80 Greeks and others were taken as prisoners to Monastir, five dying en route.
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Salonica
Kailar
Khrushevo
Monastir
Macedonian insurgent chief warns on railways amid rising unrest
A telegram from Boris Sarafoff, Macedonian insurgent leader, to oriental railroads warns of possible railway outrages as Christian populations rise against Turkish rule. It urges the management to refuse passengers to avoid unnecessary sacrifices. Reports also cite a bomb at Philippopolis killing three in a merchant's house.
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Vienna
Boris Sarafoff
Sarafoff
Revolutionary Committee of
Macedonia
Adrianople
Philippopolis
Italian Ambassador Receives Word Of Macedonian Fleet Move
London dispatch reports an Italian squadron ordered to Macedonian waters to watch events. Embassy officials believe the fleet will deter Turkish outrages on innocent Christians.
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London
Shelby Mercantile Co Incorporation In Shelby Montana
Helena reports Shelby Mercantile company filed articles of incorporation with capital stock of 8000 and 24000 subscribed. Principal business place Shelby Teton county with directors James A Johnson M Kassel and Car J Brazen. Also notes on hay scarcity at the boundary and other local matters.
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Helena
Shelby Mercantile Company
Secretary of State
Shelby
Teton County
James A. Johnson
M. Kassel
Car J. Brazen
Summer Sweat and Natural Cleansing Warns in Health Advice
A health note explains perspiration as a natural body-cleaning process. It cautions against stopping sweat entirely and urges keeping bowels strong with CASCARETS candy cathartic to cleanse the system while you sleep.
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S. S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
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