SONS OF ST GEORGE CLOSE FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION IN BUTTE
The fourth annual session of the Grand Lodge Sons of St George concluded in Butte with a grand banquet at Columbia Gardens attended by 125 members and guests. Delegates elected Bartle grand lodge organizer and Calloway chaplain, adopted resolutions, and sent thanks to Wharton and the press.
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Grand Lodge
Sons of St. George
Sons of St. George Hall
Centerville
E. A. Ford
William Robinson
W. P
William Eddy
G. Pow P
William Bartle
W. G. Sev
G. W. Chapin
Joseph Calloway
Bartle
Montana
Dakota
Colorado
James Shepherd
Charles Caddy
Nicholas Combelback
Anthony Toy
Brother Toy
Manager Wharton
Street Railroad Company
Victoria Hodge
Grand Lodge of
Columbia Gardens
Wharton
Gardens
Boston & Montana
Butte
Newill
T. H. Carter
R. Leonard
J. J. Bowker
Henry Willames
Glee Club
Butte Glee Club
Griffin
Old Homestead
United States
Amerlate
Congress
Toasts Reflect Anglo American Ties in Butte Banquet
A banquet in Butte featured speeches praising President William McKinley and Queen Victoria. Speakers lauded Anglo American friendship, debated imperialism, and celebrated the era with stories and nods to the Sons of St. George. The gathering ended near 1 a.m. with jovial camaraderie.
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William McKinley
Unite ‘Arey
A. F. Bray
Mr. Bartle
McWhitley
McKinley
Newill
Queen Victoria
Victoria
England
J. F. Forbis
Mr. Forbis
Sue
Saul
Shay
Silves
Lee
Order
Sons of St. George
Dolman
L. B. Moore
Sons of St
South Butte
Subscription offer from Standard newspaper
The Standard advertises home delivery for Montana readers at $1.00 per month. It highlights convenience and local news, inviting readers to subscribe to the best newspaper in Montana.
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Montana
Boston Lyric Opera scores big success in Wang at Grand
The Boston Lyric Opera company delivered a strong performance of DeWolf Hopper’s Wang in Butte at the Grand Opera House. George Kunkel and Miss Josephine Stanton drew praise, with strong chorus, striking costumes, and notable electric effects. Matinee today features Bab Pasha and tonight Wang repeats.
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Boston Lyric Opera Company
Butte
DeWolf Hoppers
Wang
Grand Opera House
Colonel Thompson
George Kunkel
Blam
Josephine Stanton
Bertha Jeavis
Bara Carr Tally
Henry Hallam
Charles Huntington
John Henderson
Lian
Wang,” Theelage
Banjo Seoere
Richard Stahte
Bab Pasha
Barton
Routh Hutte Camp Members Meet for Bieber Widow Funeral
Members of Routh Hutte Camp No 6127 Mo W A are asked to meet at Reandia hall at 1 am today to attend the funeral of Neigh bor Bieber wife. Freeman Clerk.
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Routh Hutte Camp No 6127
Mo. W. A
Reandia Hall
Bieber
J. ( Freeman Clerk
Mrs Beiber 41 Dies. Funeral Today at 2
Mrs Beiber aged 41 died August 20. The funeral is set for today at 2 from the family residence at the corner of Anaconda and Greenwood avenues in Park Addition.
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Matt Beiber
Welock
Anaconda and
Greenwood Avenus. &. Park
Found Dead in Her Bed at Marylane Avenue
Kaule Loewe, living with Officer David Loughlin, was found dead yesterday afternoon. Loughlin reports she appeared well earlier, with Dr Monroe and coroner stating death likely from suicide. A carbolic acid bottle and a laudanum bottle were found. evidence points to self-inflicted death. The decedent was about 40 years old and had a young child. little is known of her recent employment with a family that recently left the city.
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Kaule Loewe
David Loughlin
Marylane Avenue
Its
Justice Harrington
Butte
Despondency Linked to Family Ties Rumor
The article notes a woman’s despondency may have stemmed from family concerns and mentions possible Philipsburg relatives. Some say she was divorced from her husband.
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Philipsburg
Captured by Detective Ray Seeks Theodore Scharff
A telephone message from Sheriff Poole of Townsend asks for the arrest of Theodore Scharff. He allegedly came to Butte to dispose of ore, was robbed by May Jewel, and claims others stole his cash. He supposedly drove off claim workers with a gun and a shot was fired. He is wanted in Radersburg to explain the gun use.
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Ray
Poole
Townsend
Theodore Scharff
Scharff
Butte
May Jewel
East Galena
Theodore
May
Seharf
Radersburg
Three Black Entertainers Arrested After Pickup Incident
James Arnold says Mamie Douglass Laselle Morrison and Stella Knox accosted him in Pleasant alley while he sought tenderloin lessons. He alleges they groped him stole $50 from a left hip pocket and a 32 caliber revolver from a right pocket. all three were jailed or held on bonds.
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Pleasant Alley
Mamie Douglass
Laselle Morrison
Stella Knox
James Arnold
Arnold
Station for Patrol Wagon Secured near McDermott Hotel
A temporary patrol wagon location has been set up at the rear of the McDermott hotel on Wyoming Street. The building is under construction and will be linked to the police signal system, receiving calls directly. Soon the wagon will arrive, and the city will see Weary Willie ride to the police station in a handsome vehicle.
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McDermott Hotel
Wyoming Street
Willie
Butte Briefs Highlight Court Warrant and Local Happenings
A South Butte court issued a warrant for Lizzie Jordan on a third degree assault charge following Matilda Hunsay's complaint. In other news, Grace F. O'Hara and Will Hardcastle wed at St Patrick's, planning a brief honeymoon at Potosi Springs. Local arrivals include Calvert, Showmaker, McGee, Hardersken, Buech, Givay, Dale, and Editor Charles Howard. Aged 85 Wood Braumer died. sister Mrs. George Carpenter remains in Brown's Gulch. funeral arrangements to follow.
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Matilda Hunsay
South Butte
Lizzie Jordan
Will Hardcastle
Lindsays
District Court
Grace F. O'Hara
St. Patrick’s Church
Potosi Springs
Mont
Ss. Calvert
Showmaker
Laurin
Madison County
Butte
J. McGee
Great Falls
Cascade County
M. Hardersken
Butte Y
Neihart
J. W. Bueah
Virginia City
Mr. Bush
Sh. A. Givay
Helena
Jon N. Dale
Columbus
Yellowstone County
Charles Howard
Sentinel
Giebo
Carbon County
Hi. L. Sherlock
Boulder
P. BH. Erickson
Dawson County
J. S. Aiken
BB. Dodsworth
Pony
Butte Hotel
G. KE. Poole
Townsend
Edgar Brooks
Dillon
J. A. Browne
Melrose
Wood. Braumer
George Carpenter
Brown's Gulch
Sherman's
Two men arraigned on grand larceny charge in Detroit case
Will Mave a hearing Friday Frank Casey and Frank Shattuck charged with grand larceny for allegedly holding up Thomas Callahan and taking 6 50 from him were arraigned in Justice Nichols court yesterday. They pleaded not guilty and await a Friday hearing. Young American mocked on ferry with red haired boy and companions as they talked of smoking and left the boat after a tense exchange.
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Frank Casey
Frank Shattuck
Thomas Callahan
Justice Nichols
Detroit
Animals Endurance Without Food Hit Records
A boree survives 25 days on water alone. A bear endures six months without solid food. A viper lasts ten months and a confined serpent can refuse nourishment for 21 months.
Muse Divides Into Sacred And Profane Classes
A Boston Transcript note says Muse splits into sacred and profane forms with some profane songs treated as sacred in certain contexts.
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Boston Transcript
Bryan Voices Trade Focus At Republican Convention
The speech advocates expanding trade as central to policy, arguing no hypocrisy in GOP aims and tying trade to the Philippines question. It warns against eliminating Filipinos or carpetbag rule, insisting they must live as citizens sharing in the nation's destiny.
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Boston
Lodge
Philippines
United States
Construction denounced at Chicago banquet over isthmian canal
J. Stubbs of the Southern Pacific Railroad warned at a National Association of Merchants and Travelers banquet that a new canal would harm US ship trade. He put the cost at 150 to 200 million dollars and claimed the US would need foreign ships to move its commerce, mortgaging resources to aid rival nations.
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Chicago
National Association of Merchants and Travelers
J. ©. Stubbs
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
United States
Stubbs
Britain
Germany
Boy Drowned Near Missouri River in Great Falls
George Blake aged 12, son of Engineer Blake of the Great Northern, drowned at noon in the Missouri near the riverbank. He and companions were near a mud hen on a sand bar when he stepped into a deep hole. Fire Chief French and Chief of Police Cook retrieved the body but could not revive him.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
George Blake
Engineer Blake
Great Northern
Missouri
Lux
Steyart
Blake
French
Cook
Althouggh
Fatal gunfight at twenty paces leaves two dead
Cicero Copeland and John H Charles Baker were killed or fatally wounded in a duel at twenty paces using Winchesters. The confrontation ended with both men dead and Baker likely fatally wounded.
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Cicero Copeland
John H. Charles Baker
Winchesters
Heat Wave Persists Across Middle South and Mississippi Valley
Weather bureau reports show a continuing hot wave across Southern Indiana, Southern Illinois, Western Tennessee, Southwest Missouri and much of the lower Mississippi valley and South Atlantic Gulf states. Cooling indications appear in the Mississippi valley after a 10 degree drop in St. Louis and Kansas City.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Ilinois
Tennessee
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
Gulf States
St. Louis
Kansas City
Heat Wave Sets Record Across South Atlantic Coast
Savannah reports 102 degrees the highest in years along the South Atlantic coast with Brunswick at 101 and other coastal cities setting new high temperature records.
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Savannah
South Atlantic
Brunswick
Heat Topples Pace Connolly In City Ambulance Ride
In St. Louis on August 21 the day reached about 99 degrees after 4 pm. Pace Connolly collapsed from the heat around 3:30 pm and died en route to the city hospital.
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St. Louis
Pace Connolly
City Hospital
Heatwave Claims Ten Lives In St Louis Aug 21
Nine people collapsed from the city heat in St Louis as temperatures hit 99 degrees by 4 p.m. One woman and three men died, while five others were admitted to the city hospital for treatment.
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St. Louie
Heat Wave Claims Two In Charleston
Charleston, Aug. 21. Six prostrations from heat reported today. Two black residents died within an hour after collapsing as temperatures reached 9 degrees.
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Charleston
8. C
Hottest Day Yet With Heat Prostrations and Two Deaths
In Pana Illinois on August 21 the thermometer reached 104 degrees at 1 pm. The extreme heat caused numerous prostrations and reports indicate two deaths linked to the heat.
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Pana
Two Men Go Insane In Des Moines After Drinking
In Des Moines Iowa on August 21 two men allegedly went insane after consuming a small amount of alcohol. Local authorities reported no further details on the incident or the identities of those involved.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Nelson seeks regular jury in Goebel case plea
Georgetown Kentucky August 21 Colonel R W Nelson representing Fleury Yout sey asks to dismiss the special venire and draw a jury in the regular manner The motion for continuance is continued to Thursday morning Judge Cantrill will rule after that adjournment of court
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Georgetown
R. W. Nelson
Fleury Youtsey
Goebel
Cantrill
Clark Buys Half Interest in Los Angeles Terminal Railway
From an authoritative space it is learned that W. A. Clark, the Montana mine owner, has purchased a one half interest in the Los Angeles Terminal railway. The Terminal owners will begin immediate extension to San Bernardino and then to Salt Lake City.
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Los Angeles
Cal
W. A. Clark
Montana
Tex. mob leader pleads guilty to murder in Henderson case
Palestine Texas August 21 former Justice of the Peace Wilkison alleged mob leader in the May lynching of the Humphreys in Henderson county pled guilty to murder in the first degree and received a life sentence. Co defendants J A Johns Sam Hall and John F Haddis also pled guilty to first degree murder and drew life terms.
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Palestine
Tex
Novelties in Neckwear Styles and Prices
A catalog of neckwear features black chiffon ruffs with long accordion plaits priced from 1.00 to 9.00. It lists black chiffon collars and bow combinations, Liberty Silk jabots with lace trim, Liberty Silk collars and bows with ruchings, and satin collars with chiffon bows. Colors include black white light blue and lavender with prices ranging 1.00 to 2.00.
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Liberty
Train wreck near Maxwell claims two lives
Two trainmen died and seven others were wounded in a Norfolk & Western collision near Maxwell, six miles from Tazewell, Virginia, on the Clinch Valley division. A light engine and a freight train drawn by two engines collided head on at about 40 miles per hour in a cut, with a terrible crash. Engineers Wo. Allien and Fireman M. Bk. Marshall are listed among the dead.
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Tazewell
Maxwell
Clinch Valley
Norfolk & Western
WO. Allien
M. BK. Marshall
Port Gibson Man Shoots Fisherman and Child
Port Gibson Mississippi August 21 Charles F Wheeless a Grand Gulf merchant shot and killed Williams a fisherman and mortally wounded a 10 year old negro boy. Wheeless says the shooting was to protect his honor. Williams leaves a large family. Standers watched the events unfold.
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Port Gibson
Miss
Charles F. Wheeless
Grand Gulf
Williams
Wheeless
Monitor Wyoming to be launched September first
Washington Aug 21 The Union Iron Works San Francisco notified the navy that the monitor Wyoming will be launched on Sept 1. The same item says the Wisconsin will be ready for her preliminary trial on Sept 15 and will proceed to Puget Sound for dry docking and cleaning.
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Washington
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Navy
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Puget Sound
Bathhouse Disaster Drops Children Into Sea in Spain
At a floating bath house in Carthagena Spain yesterday a dance caused the floor to burst into the sea. Raveway and So persons mostly children were precipitated into the water. Many were injured bruised but no deaths reported. Missing screws from the floor suggest miscreant activity.
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Carthagena
Spain
Census figures show St Paul and Minneapolis gains
The census office released figures for St Paul and Minneapolis. St Paul population 163,000, up 30,476 or 22.89 percent. Minneapolis population 202,718, up 37,980 or 23.05 percent.
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Washington
St. Poul
Minneapols
Minn
St. Paul
Minneapole
Treaties Signed Between Spain and United States
San Sebastian reports that treaties covering general rights public and private relations consular and maritime matters and extradition of criminals have been signed. The commercial reciprocity treaty has not been negotiated.
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San Sebastian
Spain
United States
Sultan orders inquiry into Sassun Armenian massacre
Constantinople August 21 The sultan formed a committee to investigate the massacre of two hundred Armenians in the Sassun district of Asiatic Turkey. In a related move he relieved Ali Pasha of command at Bitlis.
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Constantinople
Sassun
Asiatic
Turkey
Ali Pasha
Bitlis
A Four-Handed Duel Sparks Polk County Quarrel
Fort Worth August 21 A four handed duel in Polk county follows a family dispute. Gabe and others engage in a tense confrontation ending without details of injuries or outcomes. Local authorities investigate the incident as a quarrel over domestic matters.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Polk County
Gabe
Death of Raymond Hirschman in Monida trip
Raymond Hirschman died suddenly from heart failure in Monida while returning from a National Park tour with four companions. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hirschman of Dillon and three brothers.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Raymond Hirschman
Monida
Ile
National Park
Charles Hirschman
Anti-Quayites Denounced By Republican Committee
Philadelphia August 21 The Republican state committee adopted resolutions denouncing the anti-Quay section for advocating fusion with the Democratic party.
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Philadelphia
Republican State Committee
Work resumes at National Glass plants expands jobs
Operations recommenced today at all factories of the National Glass tableware combine in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. The restart brings employment for 4 000 men and signals a return to normal production levels after a shutdown.
How Speech Was Composed by Champ Clark
Missouri politician Champ Clark explains he prepares speeches in advance not on impulse. He recalls drafting an outline during a crowded train ride while delegates slept, then delivering a poorly received speech the next morning to a large audience.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
Ready for the Season
A quirky Philadelphia Record note quotes a house fly warning a coy daughter about summer life. The fly advises caution around young men while the girl muses about likely fates of being mashed by an older man.
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Philadelphia Record
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Butte Briefs
Bryan
Warco
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Hennessy’s
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