Cardinal Gibbons at 79 Celebrates Birthday in Maryland
Baltimore July 23 Cardinal Gibbons marks his 79th birthday with a private mass in the home chapel of T Herbert Shreiver near Westminster Maryland. He receives telegrams including one from the Pope and reflects on peace in the church and nation noting Civil War reunification and steady Catholic growth in the United States. He planned a quiet day and continues to travel, preside over meetings, and rise and retire each day at set hours.
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T. Herbert Shreiver
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United States
Knights of Labor
Harrison
Leo Xiiii
Blaine
Catholic Church
America
Gettysburg
Sacred College of Cardinals
Resinol Cures Pimples in Brooklyn Man Says
Walter A. Stenstrum of 54 Willoughby Ave Brooklyn reports a week of pimples on his chin spreading to the whole face. After using Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment nightly for about a month his skin cleared. He notes the pimples did not recur and endorses the product. Trials free Dept 11-P Resinol Baltimore Md. Adv.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Walter A. Stenstrum
Willoughby Ave
Resinol
Baltimore
Miss Margaret Shea and George Gibbons Married
Yesterday morning at 6 30 Rev Father Lynch united Miss Margaret Shea and George Gibbons in a simple nuptial mass at St Josephs church Butte The couple with relatives and friends then enjoyed a wedding breakfast at 727 Maryland avenue They left for Spokane and will reside after August 1 at 723 Wyoming street The bride a popular Butte figure and the groom an Anaconda company employee were praised by a broad circle of friends
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Father Lynch
St. Joseph's Church
Margaret Shea
George Gibbons
Butte
Sullivan
Maryland Avenue
Jerry Shea
Mamie L. Sullivan
Spokane
Mr. Gibbons
Wyoming Street
Anaconda Company
City police to act as free employment agents
Minneapolis Mayor Nye orders police starting tomorrow to aid idle men in finding work. Refusal to take work without visible means of support will incur vagrancy charges. He splits the idle into three groups: about 500 jobseekers, another 500 avoiding work, and a few preaching idleness as a profession, noting many jobs are available.
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Minneapolis
Nye
Demands of Swiss Guards Denied by the Vatican
Mutinous Swiss guards at the Vatican received an ultimatum rejecting their demands. The commander said the terms destroyed discipline and offered those unable to submit the option to return home. He warned organizers would be dismissed. Guardsmen sought an audience with Cardinal Merry del Val, claiming their requests were misunderstood.
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Vatican
Holy See
Merry del Vali
N.Y. Man Nominated Minister to Dominican Republic
President Wilson nominates James M. Sullivan of New York to serve as minister to the Dominican Republic in Washington on July 23.
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Washington
James M. Sullivan
New York
Wilson
Dominican Republic
Detective Buckets Reveals Tales From Deer Lodge Case
The famed Butte detective Buckets recounts experiences and methods in pursuing missing wives and jealous husbands. He recalls Deer Lodge disclosures, early cases, and the challenge of keeping his profession discreet while gathering facts.
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Colonel Buckets
Detective Buckets
Butte
Cass
Deer Lodge
Buckets
Woman Voices Protest Against Planned Cruelty
A letter to the Standard condemns coyote extermination by mange inoculation as inhumane. The writer appeals to humane societies and churches to oppose the method, contrasts it with civilization and Christian ethics, and cites animal cruelty cases in Montana and Massachusetts as evidence of continued brutality.
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Massachusetts
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le Roy
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Hkennessys
Kennessys
Kenmmessys
White Mountain
Arppair
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Sullivan & Considine
W. J. Swarts
Empress Theater
Broadway
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