Spirit Is Needed by True Christians in Daily Life
In Missoula on January 14 Rev. Ernest W. Wright preached on The Gift of the Holy Spirit from Acts xi. The sermon urged recognizing the Spirit as a personal presence guiding believers and bearing witness to them. It argued the Spirit is essential to church life and Christian ethics, urging prayer and Bible study to affirm the Spirit's continuous work. A note adds Ravalli hotel in Hamilton, Mont., will operate year round.
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Missoula
Ernest W. Wright
Christian Church
Wright
Christ
Paul
God
Demand grows for copper mines in Montana syndicates forming
John F. Cowan, pioneer miner from Butte, travelled to Iron Mountain to inspect quartz claims for potential purchase by a Butte syndicate. He noted rising demand for copper properties, but quoted high asking prices after reviewing Clinton area mines this week.
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Missoula
John F. Cowan
Butte
Iron Mountain
Final timber and stone proofs near Plains noted
Abbie O. Sparks and Jennie Hunter completed final timber and stone proofs on lands near Plains. Constable N. F. Howell received a letter from his son Earl, now in the theatrical business with the Sharpley Theater company. Patrick Bayhur, 3, of Bonner, died Friday. funeral held yester day at 2:30 with Catholic cemetery interment. Michael Macaulay’s funeral drew a large crowd. pallbearers listed. Bruce Noon of Lolo reported a pending postmaster change with Miss Clara Hughes set to succeed Gilbert. Hughes is sister to Mrs. C. M. Allen of Lolo.
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Abbie O. Sparks
Jennie Hunter
Plains
Constable N. F. Howell
Earl
Sharpley Theater Company
Patrick
Paul Bayhur
Bonner
Michael Macaulay
KE. C. Mulroney
L. M. Keim
James Walsh
el Sear
John Bonner
Devan
Bruce Noon
Lolo
Noon
Clara Hughes
Gilbert
Gilbert. Miss Hughes Is A Sister of Mrs. C. M. Allen
Missoula
Helena preacher speaks to Missoula YMCA audience
Rev. Mr. Smith of Helena addressed a Missoula YMCA gathering this afternoon, drawing a good crowd of young men. He also filled the Methodist pulpit in Missoula due to Rev. J. W. Bennett's absence.
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Missoula
Missoula worker injured in railroad accident
William Hiss an employee of the Northern Pacific was brought to Missoula tonight with a broken leg. He was admitted to the company hospital for treatment.
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Missoula
William Hiss
Northern Pacific
Company Hospital
Plan to introduce the metric system in U.S. government
Special Correspondence notes Representative Littauer pushes a House bill to adopt met r ic weights and measures for all federal departments by July 1, 1908. The measure aims to set the metric system as the legal standard, with committee support and explanations of metric units and equivalents.
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Washington
Lucius N. Littauer
New York
Littauer
Shafroth
Congress
Postoffice Business in the Garden City Missoula Report
Postmaster D H Ross reports a five year comparison of Missoula post office business with healthy gains in most areas. Domestic mail and money orders rise while international money orders fall from 1903 peak. stamps, envelopes, cards and box rents increase about 10 percent annually. International orders drop from 1358 in 1903 to 43931 value in 1905 while total money orders rise from 8663 to 19765 orders. Registered letters parcels and special delivery rise accordingly.
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Missoula
D. H. Ross
Hamilton Coal Fields in Missoula Show Promising Deep Ground Sample
J E Totman and P H Shannon of Hamilton brought coal samples from Coal creek 60 feet deep near Hamilton to Missoula. The coal tested at First National Bank burned with strong heat and matched market quality. Samples also given to the chamber of commerce with plans for extensive exploration next summer.
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Missoula
J. E. Totman
P. H. Shannon
Hamilton
Coal Creek
First National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Caswell Demonstrates Automatic Grading Machine in Missoula
T T Caswell, Potomac miner and inventor, shows a patent automatic grading machine in Missoula. The wagon mounted device uses a gas engine, endless bucket chain, and pipes to dump dirt. capable of excavating 2600 yards in 10 hours at $18 cost, yielding about 250 dollars profit. He plans to form a company to build and operate machines but not market them.
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Missoula
T. T. Caswell
Potomac
Mr. Caswell
Resident returns from Clearwater surveying party via Lolo Pass
A Missoula resident connected with the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul surveyors in the Clearwater country via Lolo pass has arrived home after a period with the party. The report notes the travel through deep snow and the challenging conditions encountered on the journey.
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Missoula
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Clearwater Country
Lolo Pass
Amateurs Form Telegraphy Club In Missoula
Missoula January 14. Tuesday evening at Dr. Joseph Oettinger’s Higgins avenue rooms a meeting of amateur telegraphers aims to form a permanent city club. About 10 youths plan to connect their instruments to the existing wire around the business district and south river bank. The club will appoint a lineman and raise funds to cover expenses.
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Missoula
Joseph Oettinger
Higgins Avenue
Wealthy Chippewa Falls man visiting Missoula
S C F Cobban of Chippewa Falls Wis arrived in Missoula to spend a few weeks with relatives. He is the father of Mrs J S Harker and uncle of R M Cobban of the city. He is reputed wealthy and may invest in Missoula before returning east.
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Missoula
S. C. F. Cobban
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Mr. Cobban
J. S. Harker
R. M. Cobban
Free Trade Victory Sparks English Politics Calcite
London January 15 Winston Churchill claims the protection era is ended and free trade wins. Manchester’s stance shapes England as Unionists retreat with Birmingham in focus. Balfour seats, Chamberlain contested in Greenwich and Leeds, Campbell-Bannerman eyes a nationalist accord, Burns backs Ireland home rule.
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London
England
Manchester
Winston Churchill
South Africa
Unionist
Greenwich
Chamberlain
Lord Hugh Cecil
Leeds
Gerald Balfour
Board of Trade
Body of George Kemp Held Pending Advices
Missoula January 14 The body of George Kemp railroad switchman who died at Northern Pacific hospital is held at Marsh's undertaking rooms awaiting advices from friends in Butte Kemp worked in and around Butte for years and was well known there His mother resides in Canada and Butte friends seek to locate her Funeral likely next Tuesday.
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Missoula
George Kemp
Northern Pacific Hospital
Marsh
Butte
Kemp
Canada
Stolen clothes case heard in Missoula
Deputy Ross returns from Butte with Brakeman Cox of the Northern Pacific in custody charged with stealing clothing from Q. Anderson at the Grand Pacific hotel Friday night. Cox was found handling the loot and will have a hearing tomorrow. the Standard misnamed the parties in today’s report.
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Missoula
Ross
Butte
Cox
Northern Pacific
Q. Anderson
Grand Pacific
Montana College Falls to Soldier Boys in Close Game
In Bozeman on January 14 a Montana National Guard company A team beat the Montana state college 24 to 15 in a fast, interesting basketball contest. The college boys played a good game.
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Bozeman
Company A
National Guard
Montana State College
College Shows Strong Teamwork in Narrow Half Time Lead
Report notes solid teamwork as one player made several good plays while soldiers appear in good condition. At halftime the college leads 12 to 10, reflecting a close first half with the college squad slightly ahead.
Marshall Field in Chicago Sufferer Worsens as Pneumonia Binds
New York reports Marshall Field of Chicago, hospitalized at a New York hotel, has worsened with pneumonia not yielding to treatment. An 11 p.m. bulletin notes loss of ground and a less favorable outlook while his doctors stay at his side. Colleagues J. P. Morgan Paul Morton and H. H. Rogers inquired. Mrs Field and Stanley Field remain hopeful despite the critical stage anticipated tomorrow. William G Beal, Field's counsel, arrived from Chicago and joined the doctors.
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New York
Marshall Field
Chicago
Tssted
Field
Walter B. James
E. B. Janeway
Frank Billings
J. P. Morgan
Paul Morton
H. H. Rogers
Stanley Field
William G. Beal
Robert T. Lincoln
Beal
Rumors of Philippine tariff bill compromise discussed in Congress
Washington on January 14 reports suggest Republican leaders and opponents debated a possible trade compromise allowing limited imports of Philippine sugar and tobacco. No formal proposal emerged as Ways and Means members expect to pass the tariff bill without changes, tying any deal to the fate of the statehood bill.
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Washington
Congress
Payne
Dalzell
Philippines
Ways and Means Committee
House
Cannon
Mutiny on wrecked bark Edward Mayberry recounted
The St Paul brought Captain Shepard and nine crew from the Edward Mayberry abandoned December 15 east of Cape Hatteras. The Mayberry crew, four days mutinous, seized water and rations, four men attempted desertion, and Shepard warned he would shoot the first to take to the boats. The Mayberry crew were rescued by the Stalin and landed at Havre.
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New York
St. Paul
Southampton
Cherbourg
Shepard
Edward Mayberry
Cape Hatteras
Mayberry
Stalin
Havre
Secrecy Ended for Allegheny County Divorces
Judges Brown Collier and MacFarlane ruled there shall be no more secret divorces in Allegheny county. The commissioner in divorce will not be tolerated and all papers must be filed in open court with public hearings. The Corey family faced pressure to keep Mrs. W. Ellis Corey’s suit out of Allegheny courts despite ease of suppressing testimony previously.
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Pittsburg
Brown, Collier and MacFarlane
Allegheny County
Corey
W. Ellis Corey
Chicago Sun Worshipers Adore Sun After Sacrifice
Revelations about the self immolation of Mrs. Concetta Rizz indicate thousands of Chicagoans worship the sun. Rites and ceremonies have revived adoration of the fiery principle the Sun has represented since ancient times.
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Chicago
Concetta Rizz
Calling cards and plate offered at low price in Missoula
One hundred calling cards and plate priced at $1.50 are advertised by a standard office in Missoula suggesting cheap card production services.
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Standard Office
Missoula
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Montana College
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Philippine and Statehood
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Keith P. A
Keith Eddy
C. H. McLeod
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