Southern Methodists Hold Conference in Stevensville
The Montana annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church met at Stevensville to resume work, with Bishop W. St. Lambuth presiding. The article traces early Bitter Root Methodist missions from 1871, noting key figures like E. G. Frazer, G. C. Hilton, J. Cavin, and T. W. Flowers, revival efforts, church building progress in Missoula Corvallis Hamilton Victor and Stevensville, and the steady growth of the conference with the Bitter Root valley praised as a dynamic region for the denomination.
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Montana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Routh
Stevensville
Welock
Hishop
W. St. Lambuth
Oakdale
Cal
Bitter Root Valley
E.G. Frazer
Missoula
G. C. Hilton
Corvallis
With
J. Cavin
Deer Tadge
Corinne
Cah
Hilton
Joseph Wall
Frazie
Kes
Enevilie
Corvallisnd
Mir Catlin
Sir
Sanford
Henun
Cattin
Craven
St Gulted
Shuren
Mutta
Steimboth
T. W. Flowers
David Mortonier
Lowers
Kinaig
B.J. Stanley
Stan ‘Hue
Binndote
Brevenstte
Missouri
T. AW
Church Presse
Hamilton
Victoria
Stanley
Flowers
J.B. Parnall
Great Bitter Root Valley
Bombs Dropped on England's East Coast Report
London reports a hostile airship crossed the east coast last night and dropped explosives in open fields but caused no damage. Official dispatch notes 15 high explosive and incendiary bombs were released. the ship returned to sea by morning.
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London
England
Bremen Dispatch Describes Deutschland Voyage And Bremen Route
A Bremen dispatch reports the Deutschland and the Bremen used the same route on both voyages returning to Germany. General Koenig of the Deutschland is honored as a hero and summoned to report on his voyage. King Ludwig III of Bavaria, 18, marries Archduchess Therese of Austria and becomes field marshal, visiting Bavarian troops on the French front. The Swiss report notes Judwia has apoplexy and grave condition. Jamaica sugar cane loses about 5 percent annually per crop cycle.
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Ondow
Cone
Amelia
Ludwig III
Marte
Therese of
Austria
Bas Mirkin
France
Haunting Baseball Echoes and Political Echoes of 1913
A dense ledger of sports musings and political chatter surveys baseball legends like Wadell and Daubert, contemplates the era’s golf and tennis futures, and notes a national committee discussion on Hughes. It threads sports lore with a late July to September window, referencing teams, venues, and figures across Boston Philadelphia New York and Brooklyn while hinting at party politics and unity beyond factional divides.
Antell resigns to support Wilson in district race
Washington official announces Antell resigns as president of the Washington state committee and will campaign for President Wilson. Telegraphed report states Antell will stamp the state for Wilson with Democratic backing while Dost of the Progressive Party runs for Congress in her district. Also reported a Russian boat damaged by a large explosion, towed toward Osset island, and gold mining depths cited in South Africa.
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Chicago
Wiliam
Fry
Middle West
Vance C. Mex Connick
Democraticational Committee
Hughes
Evers Pear
Mes
Erances
C. Attell
Washsington
Berlin
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