Alderson to Speak at Beartooth Lodge Memorial Exercises
Gen A M Alderson, Livingston lawyer and journalist, delivered the annual address at Beartooth Lodge of Elks memorial exercises in Red Lodge. Clerks and local members attended as H A Simmons recalled the deceased Samuel D Meller Elmer E Doty and J Spencer Robbins. The program opened with a processional and invocation by TM Tucker, with vocal numbers by several soloists and quartette performances.
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Ronald Higgins Speaker at Hell Gate Exercises
Ellks memorial day observed by Hell Gate lodge No. 483 in Missoula. Services held at Harness theater with a full attendance. Attorney Ronald Higgins delivered the memorial address in fitting sentiment. The program included a Handel march, opening ceremonies, lodge officers, an opening ode, prayers, and other commemorations.
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Edwards declares that Friar lands must be sold
Washington dispatch notes Brig. Gen. C. R. Edwards report on the Philippines for the War Department. Exports for the year total 29.78 million dollars while imports rise to 49.83 million. He argues the Friar lands should be disposed of promptly to prevent a financial drain on the Philippine government and to benefit tenants or other purchasers where occupied or unoccupied.
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Washington
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Bureau of Insular Affairs
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Philippine Islands
Death of Rear Admiral George F. Wilde at 67
North Easton Mass Dec 2 Rear Admiral George Francis Faxon Wilde retired 67 died at home from heart disease. Wilde commanded US Marines in the Boxer uprising In China and graduated from the Naval Academy in 1844 He served on the Susquehanna in Havana and commanded the Dolphin on a world cruise He contributed to lighthouse gas buoy innovation and built a vessel for Diamond Shoals hazards.
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Prophesied union comes true as city couple wed secretly
Miss Tu cle Mower daughter of Mrs Elien Mower 45 South Third East street Salt Lake City and Henry W Lyon Jr son of Rear Admiral Henry W Lyon retired eluded friends and wed in a city suburb Friday. Friends recalling a Thanksgiving prophecy say a seer foretold a speedy wedding and a happy marriage.
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Salt Lak City
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Disabled Tees and Salvore Return to Victoria After Lifeboat Ordeal
In Victoria on December 3 the disabled steamer Tees with in tow the Salvore and passengers, reported from Klyoquot, after the Tees crew endured exposure in a lifeboat. Chief Officer Thompson and crew members Robinson Gallagher Boyd and Sparks have fully recovered and the Tees is expected to arrive tomorrow afternoon.
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Baumann's Gas Tablets Publicized as Cure All Gas
An advertisement proclaims Baumann's Gas Tablets relieve gas all over the body within a week. It claims the remedy targets gas specifically not dyspepsia and lists a price of 50 cents per bottle with the San Francisco address for orders.
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J. Baalmann Company
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San Francisco
German Farmers See Montana Land Prospects For Settlement
A German party from drought hit South Dakota toured Madison county Montana to study farming conditions and assess land for homesteading or purchase. They praised Montana’s agricultural thrift and expect several families to relocate soon with further visits planned to compare other regions.
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H. F. Jackson
Madison County
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Polacci Named Principal Conductor for The Girl of the Golden West
Henry W. Savage hires Signor Polacci as principal conductor for The Girl of the Golden West. Puccini lauds Polacci by crediting his masterly direction with the success of performances in Milan and Rome.
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Frank Tours Plans New Light Opera After London Gaiety Run
Frank Tours, musical director of Phe Kiss Waltz, brought from London by the Schuberts, is composing a light opera. He conducted the Gaiety orchestra in London for years before coming to this country.
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Schuberts
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Gaiety Orchestra
Santa Barbara Mission Sees 125th Anniversary Observance
The 125th anniversary was observed on the mission steps with religious services. Judge Robert Clark of Ventura and Father Theophilus gave principal addresses. Mia Willard Hosmer sang Ave Maria, as at the 16th anniversary. Charles M. Thompson chaired the event, a Santa Barbara native and Carrillo descendant.
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Venturan
Theophilus
Mia Williard Hosmer
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Charles M. Thompson
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California
Weekly Weather Outlook Forecasts Mild Week Across Most States
The weekly Weather Bureau bulletin says temperatures will be near or above normal across all districts. Only colder air is seen in the Northwest early in the week as a disturbance moves east from the Ohio valley. Preceding Pacific coast rains may give a warm start then turn colder nationwide by week’s end.
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Burton Holmes Lectures Draw Full Western Circuit Crowds
In Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee and elsewhere on his western circuit, Burton Holmes was compelled to give extra lectures to accommodate crowds. The Passion Play of 1910, one of his subjects from last year, has been repeated to capacity audiences in every city where he has appeared.
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St. Louis
Milwaukee
Burton Holmes
Helen Ware Opens in Broadhurst Play The Price
Helen Ware opened in George Broadhurst's new play The Price in New York last week. Critics called the drama gloomy yet powerful highlighting the production's intense mood and strong performances.
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New York
George Broadhurst
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