Spirit Necessary to True Christians Sermon at Missoula Church
Jan 24 Missoula report on Ernest Wileht sermon at the main service from Acts 19 2 Have ye received the Holy Spirit since ye beloved It emphasizes the Spirit as the third person of the Trinity and notes the Spirit aids believers testifies within, altering conscience and life The text also covers preaching habits prayer study and the need for the Spirit in church and daily life The Ravalli hotel Hamilton announced open all winter as an all year round hotel.
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Missoula
Lev
Ernest
Mr. Wright
Carls
Paul
Tus
Tor
Lvinus Saul
Ravalli
Hamilton
Wervatier WI
Mines Syndicates Formed Amid Strong Demand in Missoula
Missoula January 14 John P Cowan Pioneer resident of Birth now mining in Butte area views quartz claims in Missoula for purchase for a copper syndicate. He cites rising demand for mines especially canner precip within months and notes owners vary asking prices making deals difficult.
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Missoula
John P. Cawan
Tran Mountalle
Cowan
Clinton
Missoula Notes Reflect Local Legal, Arts and Death News
MISSOULA NOTES reports Abbie G Sparks and Jennie Hunter completed timber and stone proofs near Plains. Constable Howell received a letter from his theatrical son Earl now acting with Sharpley Theater. Died Friday were Patrick Baullur age unknown of Bonner and Michael Macaulay whose funeral drew wide attendance. Pallbearers included Mulroney Kelm Walsh Sear Borner and Deran. Postmaster change expected at Leowan with Clara Hughes appointed to replace Gilbert. T Hughes, sister of Mrs. Allen of Lolo, was once a notable resident of Missoula.
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Jennie Hunter
Plains
Constable N. F. Howell
Earl
Sharpley Theater Company
Patrick
Pan Baullur
Bonner
Raf
Gatholle
Michael Macaulay
CG. Mulroney
J. M. Kelm
James Walsh
al Sear
John Borner
Deran
Ernee Noon
Lélowan
Noon
Clara Hughes
Gilbert
T Hughes
C. M. Allen
Lolo
Alissonn
Missoula notes include revival talk and injury report
Missoula January notes report Rev My Smith of Telena as speaker at a Missoula meeting drawing many young men, with the Methodist church leader absent. Meanwhile JW Bowe an employee of Northern Wactite arrives with a broken leg and is admitted for treatment.
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Missoula
My. Smith
Telena
Sitsoula
Losotta
Plan to Introduce the Metric System in U S Congress
Special Correspondence reports Representative Liticus N Littauer of New York pressing a bill to adopt the metric system as the federal standard for weights and measures. The piece outlines proposed sections, potential impact on manufacturers, and basic metric units with approximate equivalents.
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Monnay li Tie
New York
Menerreimeonts
Uttener
Anet
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Government
the United
Postoffice Business in the Garden City Missoula report
Postmaster Rossohne reports a broad rise across Missoula post office departments over five years. International money orders issued surged from 1,358 in 1900 to 33,763 in 1905, while total receipts grew from 16,594 to 26,420.23 for stamps and related sales. The domestic money order volume climbed from 8,663 to 33,763 orders, and domestic money order receipts rose from 6,389 to 152,158. International money orders paid increased from 2,022 to 1,479 in value, with registered, insured, parcels, and special delivery letters also growing substantially.
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Missoula
Rossohne
Lhe City
Hunter Seeks Easy Grade In Deep Snow
In Missowra a resident describes traveling with surveyors from the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line into Clearwater country via Lake Nome talay. The report notes harsh conditions and the effort to find an easier grade amid heavy snowfall.
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Pcity
Chicago
Auiwaukee
St. Paul
Clearwater Country
Lalo TH
Fragmentary report on a tense expedition and party divisions
A fragmentary field note describes surveyors battling deep snow while divisions within the party widen. It notes hunting on Foxy Reade and the Mel required to wear some gear, with demanding tasks when trips reach ten miles. It mentions no active parties at Clearwater except Milwanker influence.
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Clearwater Country
Thes Yeengituud Ag
Milwanker
Hamilton Coal Fields Prospect Near Hamilton Missouri
Report from Hamilton area describes coal samples from 60 feet depth showing significant quality improvement over surface coal. Men Totman and Shannon were in Missouri testing specimens after a carload of coal was tested at First National Bank. Local exploration aims to exploit coal resources with plans for extensive work in the coming summer.
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T. HW
Shannon
Wamilinn
Cogereck
Harlan
First National Bank
Hamilton
Missoula
Amateurs Form Club To Learn Telegraphy
Mispula Jan M Treaday evening at the rooms of Dr Joseph Orttinger on Higgins Avenue will host a meeting of the amateur telegraphers of the city. About 10 young men plan to organize a permanent club to maintain a city line. They aim to connect their lines along the business district and south side of the river. The club will appoint a steward to manage wires and raise funds to cover expenses.
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Mispula
Jan M
Joseph Orttinger
Higgins Avenue
Miner Caswell Unveils Automatic Grading Machine in Missoula
Potomac prospector Caswell showcased a patent automatic grader in Missoula. The device uses gas power and a bucket chain to move excavated earth via pipes to a distant dump, claiming 2600 cubic yards per operation at an estimated cost of 16 dollars per yard and potential profits of 2400 dollars.
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T. T. Caswell
Potomac
Canwell Bays
Orfca Pal
Garwe
Opkin
Cotshun of Chippewa Returns to Visit Relatives
G F Cotshun of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin visited this week to stay with relatives in Mirdoula. He is the father of Mrs Walker and an uncle of I Cobhan, reputed to be wealthy and may contemplate investments in a big city before returning home.
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Mirdoula
G. F. Cotshun
Chippewa Malls
Me. Cophan
IS. Walker
I. M. Cobhan
Joe
Enat
Trelily
Free Trade Victory Sparks England Political Upheaval
The piece surveys reactions to a free trade victory in England, noting Winston Churchill’s praise for free trade, Chamberlain’s stance, and editorials from Manchester to London. It traces implications for Liberal and Unionist fortunes, the fate of Joseph Chamberlain, and potential alignments with Irish nationalists amid anticipated shifts in policy and leadership.
Body of George Kemp Held Pending Advices
Missoula January 14 The body of George Kemp a railroad switchman who died at Northern Pacific hospital is held at Marshs undertaking rooms awaiting word from friends in Butte Kemp who worked around Butte for years is said to be well known there His mother resides in Canada and Butte friends seek to locate her Funeral likely to be held here next Tuesday.
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George Kemp
Northern Pacific Hospital
Marsh
Butte
Kemp
Canada
Ukely
Cox Charged With Stealing Clothes From hotel Room
Deputy Sheriff Rows returns from Butte with Thrakeman Cox of the Northern Valley in custody. Cox is charged with stealing clothing from a room in the Gran Pacific hotel during the night. He will have a hearing tomorrow as the case proceeds.
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Butte
Thrakeman Cox
Vaeile
Gran Pacific
Cox
Q. Vederven
Uae
Montana College Loses to the Soldier Boys in Fast Game
In Bozeman on 14 a fast paced and interesting basketball contest saw Company A of the National Guard defeat the Montana State College team by 15 to 4. The soldiers played well and kept pressure throughout the game.
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Bpeom Nispaten
Min Alamlard
Bozeman
Dan
Seation
Company A
National Guard
Montana
Atate Gallege
Arave
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College leads after rough game with narrow win
A fragmented report notes a strong team showing and effort from players, with one standout move described as very good. The caption hints at a player saying there was a better way, while a late sequence left the score at 2 to 19 in favor of the college.
Marshall Field Suffers Worsening Pneumonia Crisis
New York January 4 Marshall Field of Chicago is gravely ill in a New York hotel as pneumonia resists treatment and exhaustion grows. The latest bulletin cites a critical outlook while prominent visitors including J T Morgan Paul Morton and H H Rogers inquire about his condition. Field and his wife and nephew remain somber as associates such as Strom Chicago partner Robert Lincoln visit the sick chamber.
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Marshall Field
Chicago
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Mir
Tvs
Waller B
James
BE. B
Janeway
Mr. Field
J. T. Morgan
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H. H. Rogers
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Ren
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Billinga Att
Compromise Talk on Philippine Bill Faces House Votes
Washington January 14 rumors of a compromise between Republican leaders and opponents of the Philippine bill were discussed by members of Congress but no definite proposition was made. Sugar and tobacco imports from the Philippines were floated as a possible tradeoff, yet Ways and Means members doubted a change would pass without broader concessions including the statehood issue. Speaker Cannon and supporters expect the Philippines bill to pass and see no advantage in a compromise unless paired with other, uncertain ideas.
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Dalzell
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Speaker Canon
Mutiny on Wrecked Bark Howard Mayberry
New York report says the American bark Howard Mayberry, abandoned Dec. 15 east of Cape Hatteras, was boarded by Captain Shepard and nine crewmen from the St Paul after rescue by the St Louis. Four seamen attempted desertion as mutiny neared, revolver warnings followed.
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Secrecy Bar In Corey Divorce Case At Allegheny Courts
Judges at Allegheny County have ruled against decretive divorces and ordered all divorce papers filed in open court with hearings public. The decision affects the Carey and Corey families with witnesses restricted previously, now allowing public inspection of records and proceedings as part of court transparency.
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Lila Carey
Alto Rheay
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Mrz
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Shere
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Chicago Fire Incident Shocks City With Tragic Self Immolation
A chaotic incident in Chicago ends in death as a person self immolates during a religious act linked to a local cult. The event triggers widespread ceremonies and renewed devotion to a fiery ancestral rite, with hundreds of letters and plates reported in the Standard office.
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Concetta Iwizz
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