Captain Huntington and Seamen's Institute Ship School
A detailed portrait of Captain Huntington's shipboard life and the Seamen's Church Institute navigation school in New York. The article explains the school’s training, its history, and the Nation-Wide Episcopal Church campaign to expand seafaring education to bolster the postwar merchant marine and naval readiness.
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Natsony
Hunting
New York Harbor
St Sine
Singer Building
Woolworth Tower
Huntington
Marine
South Street
Rou
Seamen's Gireh Institute
Episcopal Church
Ssus Fu
Seamen's Church Institute
Navigation and Marine Enteering School
Activitis Episcopal Church
Men of the Sea
Church Institute
Captain Huntington
Merchant Marine Service
U. S. Navy
Sam
Hiram
Uncle Sam
Congressman Simpkins
Congressman Simpkins Down To Hor’s Corners
Hiram 1
Naval Reserve
Treasure State Pioneers Renew Old Friendships
Delegates of the Society of Montana Pioneers attend a Roosevelt Memorial Association event in Butte. A luncheon at the Country Club follows a mass gathering at St John’s parish house with about 360 attending. The day includes theater invitations, a public dance, and a long guest list from Montana towns.
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Treasure State Pioneers
Uoarm
Society of Montana Pioneers
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Counury Em
St. John’s Parish
Country Club
Butte
Isand Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Columbia Gardens
Gardens
Finlen Hotel
Resister of the Pioneers
Legent Hotel
The
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Notable Montanan arrivals listed by 1860s era residents
A list of individuals with origins and arrival years including Moore Twin Bridges 1865 John C Seidenstick Twin Bridges 1868 Agniste Knight Virginia City 1867 Isaac Harrington Philipsburg 1863 Mel Wallace Seattle 1866 Matthew Glasgow Helena 1864 Mary Ih Vance Melrose Violet Collins Butte 1865 May Allen Stack Butte 1866 Mrs Tose C McFadden Laurin 1864.
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Butte
Mes Taymond Conrad
May Evans
Anaconda
Henry Fulton
Clancy
Clinton H. Moore
Herman Otten
Livingston
Mary P. Roe
M.D. Cooper
Day
KR. W. Nicol
Hamilton
Dannah M.” Gordon
Waterloo
John F. Bishop
Dillon
Thomas Thexton
Ennis
T. McFadden
Laurin
Matt Glasgow
Boulder
W. J. Beall
Bozeman
E. J. Houston
A. 0. Locken
John H. Shober
Helena
John Worsky
George
Lolo
H. R. McLain
William Dingwall
Drummond
W. R. Pratt Drummond
J. Morton
W. C. Orton
Mollie Grimt
Wallace
Seattle
Asel
Deer Lodge
James Corkwell
Charles Freyler
Brophy
Ella M. Alwar
Bozem
Vitta Lind
Gem
Sheridan
St. ‘H. Sapping
George D. Reif
W. H. Lott
P. Ritchie
William Deasey
Sappington
Jesse Miller
R. T. Crosswhite
George’ Furlong
Weingart
Silver Star
Moll Butte
J.A. Richmond
Robert
Vickers
Virginia City
Moran
J. A. John P
Hall
B. Wanderly Alder
Welenders
Pailine Sabolsky
Minnie Nibel King
Whitehall
I. J. Stanley
Radical delegates gather at Chicago advance guards reach city
Aug 29 Chicago reports advance guards of the national convention faction reached the city. The national association party plans ballot backed changes while the communist convention is expected to oppose political action and favor more drastic tactics.
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Chicago
Nnts
Acciaust Party
Pittsburg Strikers Return to Tasks After Wage Increase
Pittsburg street car workers resume service after a two week strike ending with a 5 cent hourly raise approved by the national war labor board. About 3,000 motormen and conductors return to work following yesterday’s vote to abandon the strike.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Street Railway Company
Carmen
National War Labor Board
Famous painting stolen at Bologna gallery
A fifteenth century masterpiece titled Madonna and Child was stolen from the Accademia Belle Arti in Bologna. Police say several visitors were present during the theft and may know the suspects. Authorities released no names as inquiries continue.
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Bologna
Francia
Accadema Belle
Prussia Abandons Sedan Observance Practice Change
Berlin reports Prussia has ordered discontinuance of the Sedan anniversary custom to honor the old regime. The move aims to avoid fueling public reaction on demand while signaling a shift in official commemoration. The note accompanies wartime press dispatches about ceremonies and historic observances.
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Berlin
Viated
oThe Brusiment
Sedan
Chinese Flying Association Forms in Victoria BC
The Yong Kok Fay How Hok Wow group in Victoria BC forms a new Chinese flying association. Members plan to study aviation and pursue related training and activities locally.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Aus
Knox Proposes Pact Resection During Ratification Debate
In a tense session, Andre Tardieu urged proceeding with discussion on the treaty and its provisions while Jean Bon defended the government against critics. Senator Knox argued American participation ended with the armistice and warned Versailles terms threaten future entanglement. The Senate also received the Polish treaty and Rhine agreement for consideration.
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McCumber
North Dakota
Consi
Senate
Knox
Congress
Gr Ny
Pennsylvania
Versailles
Wileson
Poland
Rhine
United States
White House
Foreign Relations Committee
French Ratification Debate Ends Abruptly in Paris
The French ratification debate concluded suddenly as over 20 deputies, expected to participate, refrained from speaking. The government, with Premier Clemenceau surrounded by ministers, faced the unexpected silence amid the war council member Albert’s influence.
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France
Associated” Press
Albert
Ember
War Council
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Rene Viviani
Louis
Barthon
M. Viviani
Associated Press
Albert Thomas
Rhine Valley
League of Nations
League
Cologne
Aix la Chapelle
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Denver
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