Old Trail Days Are Lived Again in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge hosts Montana pioneers for fiftieth anniversary events with Henry Heinsman meeting Martin Barrett, a busy crowd of early settlers arriving by special train. The Milwaukee hall gathering, badges, and a parade greet them as generations recall crossing the plains in 1867.
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Battleship Bill Passes Congress in Naval Fund Bill
Washington Aug 20 The house approved the conference report on the naval appropriation bill by a large vote sending the measure to the president. It provides for one battleship and several submarines colliers and auxiliaries with a total of 123 220 107 dollars an increase. The bill names the battleship Pennsylvania later rechristened Harrisburg. Secretary Meyer supports the program noting the ship will be about 620 feet long 81000 tons armed with 12 16 inch guns and heavy armor.
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House prepared to override Taft veto on appropriation bill
Washington Aug 20 The House signals it will repass the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill after Taft vetoes again The measure would abolish the commerce court and a senate committee proposed that exact clause but failed to reach a majority The political urgency grows as both houses race to adjourn by Saturday night with leaders eager to end session
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Darrow Case Transferred to Superior Court
Los Angeles Aug 20 Judge George H W Hutton recused from further prosecution of Clarence Darrow on the Bain juror bribery indictment. He sent the case to Presiding Judge Willis of the superior court for setting. The defense seeks dismissal on e day limit grounds and a hearing is due Monday.
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General Booth Dies in London
News records the death of General Booth in London aged unknown after years of public ministry and service. Officials and religious bodies mourn, while tributes note his leadership and influence across missionary work and social reform.
Booth Dies After Prolonged Illness at Westminster
London Aug 2 Gen William Booth commander in chief of the Salvation Army died at 10 39 tonight He was born at Nottingham in 1820 He underwent an operation for cataract twelve weeks ago septic poisoning followed and his condition deteriorated His son Bramwell Booth and Mrs Bramwell Booth gave unremitting aid to him The army debates succession with a sealed envelope naming the next general The likely successor Bramwell Booth for 39 years chief of staff The burial time not decided India Gov Marshall denounces privilege and defends democracy in a speech on the vice presidential nomination warning against feast of special privilege and urging reform
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