Montana Methodist Conference Opens Twenty Seventh Session in Bozeman
The Montana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened its twenty seventh session in Bozeman at 8 30 a m with Bishop presiding. Thirty ministers from across Montana answered the call. Elections named Paul M Adams secretary John M Whitely statistical secretary Jessie Lacklen treasurer and T H Martin conference reporter. Reports praised progress in districts and churches with notes on pension board and deaconess work. Resolutions honored absentees and a plan for more evangelistic services was urged as Helena becomes episcopal residence.
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Miepatch
Montana
The
Methodist Episcopal
Bozeman
Paul M. Adams
Butte
John M. Whitely
Huntley
Jessie Lacklen
Dillon Cone
T. H. Martin
Red Lodge
J. W. Tait
Anaconda
Sarah A. Jenkins
B. Snyder
Charles Bovard
A. Oliver
Edward Caird Mills
Edward Smith
Yellowstone
Forbes
Church Pension Board
Daniel D. Howell
General Decanoness Board
J. W. Bennett
Missoula
Charles Rhodes
Whole face in one solid rash linked to itching and sores
Mrs Pat Nelson of Lindsay Montana describes a severe facial rash with intense itching and spreading pimples covering the face and neck. After trying various remedies she uses Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting remarkable improvement within weeks and full cure in two months. Ad copy notes prices and free Skin Book offer.
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Lindsay, Mont
Pat Nelson
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Promise Made by Romania to Jews Has String to It
Berlin reports the Romanian government promised citizenship to Jews who served in the army but now appears to limit the action. The war office has warned several thousand Jews they were illegally mustered and will be sent home. The favor, if limited to actual soldiers, would affect about 15,000 of Romania's 300,000 Jewish population.
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Oakes Street
Helena
First Church
Missoula
Unity and Grace
Butte
Rowan
Three Forks
Berlin
Bulgaria
Tageblatt
General Abbey Denies Brutality Charges in Calumet
General Abbey, in command of the state troops at Calumet Mich, last night issued a sweeping denial of charges of brutality and lewd conduct raised against his forces. He asserted the accusations were unfounded and pledged full cooperation with any inquiry. The controversy follows reports from local residents and laborers amid heightened tensions in the district.
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Calumet, Mich
Abbey
AFL Action Charges Against Troops Sparks Telegram Claim
J H Walker of the American Federation of Labor accuses troops in a telegram to Samuel Gompers. General Abbey replies asking Walker for proof or actual crews to back the assertion.
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Ness
J. H. Walker
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Abbey
Walker
Earl and Countess of Warwick seek debt settlement
London August 20 The Daily Sketch reports the Earl and Countess of Warwick are gathering creditors to arrange debt liquidation. The Countess previously toured the United States last year to raise funds for her debts, but after two appearances ended the tour and returned to Europe.
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London
The
Daily Sketch
Earl
Countess of Warwick
United States
Europe
Diggs Guilty Of White Slavery
Testimony details the Sacramento case against Diggs and Caminetti with jurors urged to view omitted explanations as guilt. Prosecutor Roche argues moral ruin and calls for conviction, condemning Diggs for home life misconduct and vows of marriage never kept.
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Diggs
William Allin Dies After Long Pioneer Life in Montana
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls Aug 20 William Allin aged 84 died in this city today a pioneer who crossed the plains from Missouri in 1850 and came to Virginia City during the gold era He mined at Virginia City in 1864 moved to Cascade county in 1875 and later engaged in stock raising at Chestnut valley He leaves four children Funeral will be held in Cascade Friday afternoon.
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Standard
Great Falls
William Allin
Plains
Missouri
California
Montana
Virginia City
Allin m
Panama
Cascade County
Chestnut Valley
Merchants and Clerks Picnic at Monarch
In an 11 coach excursion train to Monarch the clerks and merchants of Great Falls Montana held annual Commercial day. About 900 people joined the outing with the Black Eagle band and spent the day in sports and mountain climbing before returning to Great Falls shortly before midnight.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Mont
Monarch
Black Eagle
Unique Tailoring ad and Ennis celebration notice
An advertising snippet promotes Unique Tailoring at 128 West Granite with delivery to all parts of Butte and two phones for contact. It also previews Madison valley’s big celebration at Ennis on August 22 featuring horse racing bucking contest ball game and a large evening dance.
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Butte
Unique Tailoring Company
West Granite
Madison Valley
Ennis
Good Templars Hold State Convention in Anaconda
The annual grand lodge convention of the Independent Order of Good Templars opened in Dewey hall Anaconda with many visitors and delegates. Great Falls was chosen as next year’s meeting place. Reports show upward growth, juvenile templary membership doubling, and new officers to be elected.
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Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars
Dewey Hall
Grand Lodge
Anaconda
H. G. Coy
J. A. Wongstaff
Grace Longstaff
Montana Lodge
Helena
John Dillon Weds Mary Fitzpatrick at St Peters Church
John T Dillon and Miss Mary Fitzpatrick were married at St Peters church yesterday morning in a nuptial mass. James Fitzpatrick was best man and Mrs Ellen Fitzpatrick matron of honor. The couple left for Grand Forks British Columbia where Mr Dillon has worked for 18 months. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s mother’s home on East Fourth street.
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John T. Dillon
Mary Fitzpatrick
St. Peter's Church
Father Pirnat
James Fitzpatrick
John Nagle
Grand Forks
British Columbia
Dillon
Ellen Fitzpatrick
East Fourth Street
Mrs. Dillon
Anaconda
Granby Company
Mystery wedding ties left guests in the dark
After a Christmas wedding, the couple returned Monday for a mysterious mission whose nature surprised many friends who learned of it only afterward.
Protest Against Selection of Fox in Sacramento Postmaster Fight
Rudolph Spreckels of San Francisco testified before the Senate post office committee accusing Thomas Fox of being a machine boss tied to the Southern Pacific. He cited Caminetti white slave cases and alleged ties to officials while presenting affidavits from Sacramento San Francisco and Stockton. Fox defended by condemning reformers and noting Lane’s endorsement as a personal matter.
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Washington
Rudolph Spreckels
San Francisco
Senate Post Office
Thomas Fox
Sacramento
Spreckels
Wilson
Fox
Southern Pacific Railroad
Caminetti
Diggs-Caminetti
Stockton
California
Lea
Republicans Indorse Fusion Mayor in New York
In New York on August 20, the Republican city convention endorsed the fusion mayoralty nominee John Purroy Mitchell and declined a Republican candidate. The stormy meeting saw delegates press for District Attorney Whitman for mayor, who declined. The committee also backed fusion nominees for controller William A. Prendergast and board president George McAneny. the Progressive committee endorsed the same three fusion nominees.
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New York
Fusion
John Purroy Mitchell
Whitman
Smelterm en Leave to See Canadian Plant
L. W. Bender W. M. Kelly Archie Jetty and C. D. Demong plan a morning departure for Chicago then Copper Cliff Ont to inspect Canadian Copper company plant. They will study industry practices and return via Great Falls smelter. Mrs. W. M. Kelly accompanies and will proceed to New York for a visit.
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L. W. Bender
W. M. Kelly
Archie Jetty
C. D. Demong
Chicago
Copper Cliff
Ont
Canadian Copper Company
Great Falls
New York
Bell System pledges public interest in its policy
The United States suit over Northwest telephone properties and the ICC probe prompt Bell System to state its policy. The company asserts its aims to serve public interests, comply with laws, and cooperate with government. it defends centralized control, universal service, fair rates, and continued innovation.
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United States
Northwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
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