North Montana Methodist Session Opens With Minister Examinations
Preliminary to the fifth annual session of the North Montana mission conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, Great Falls hosts a examination day. Ministers, including W. B. Young Garnil and A. B. Shelton Gilt Edge, seek admission to the conference or rewards of study. Various boards, led by Rev. George Logan and Trevelay Rodger, assess first to fourth year studies across multiple towns, followed by a service marking the Church Extension Society anniversary led by Rev. Riggin Browning and remarks by Rev. T. C. iim of Kansas City.
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Great Falls
North Montana
Methodist Episcopal Church
George Logan
Sand Coulee
Trevelay Rodger
Belt
W. B. Young
Garnil
A. B. Shelton
Gilt Edge
J. H. Little
Great’ Fal
CB. Cunningham
Fort Fenton
F.buse
Chateau
J. Hocking
Neihart
Joel Vigus
Chinook
W. A. Winters
Lewistown
F. A. Riggin
Browning
R.A. Armstrong
Townsend
C. E. Haynes
Malta
A. W. Hammer
Dupuyer
Kutfus
Favre
FR. Riggin
T. C
Iim
Kansas City
van Ordsell
New York
Methodist Church
Ai ‘Me van Oradell
Opie
Augusta
Hicks
Dearborn
Flat Or Creek
Beaver Cree
Aqt
Sheldon
Pas
Three Women Seek Release From Men in District Court
In Livingston July 30 district court Emma Mackey won a separation from George Mackey on cruelty grounds. Judge Henry granted the divorce, custody of daughter Ethel Fay Mackey, and awarded costs. Elizabeth Gunn also sought relief from John Gunn on cruelty grounds, securing custody and costs. Lovina Bound received a divorce from George Bound with custody and fees granted. Felony pleas were entered by all prisoners, with trials scheduled. list includes Jack Shell burglary, Charles Adams, Charles Clifford grand larceny, Mikve Foley assault in the first degree, John Ballinger assault in the first degree, with Aug dates set.
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Livingston
Emma Mackey
George Mackey
Henry
Ethel Fay Mackey
Costa
Attees
Tiizabeth Gunn
John Gunn
Lovina Bound
George
Jack Shell
Atle
Charles ‘Adams Burgh
Charles Clifford
Mikve Foley
John Ballinger
Lover’s last farewell ends in tragedy at Haven hotel
In Sew Haven Connecticut a 29 year old woman, described as one of the town’s prettiest gifts, consumed sarbolic acid last night at a local hotel. Within an hour she died in the arms of her lover, Alfred Austell, 22, of Atlanta Georgia, a Yale Law School graduate who finished studies last month. Austell, from a wealthy southern family, had just completed Yale academic work in 1898 and Pennsylvania military studies. He reportedly stood high in Yale circles.
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Chateau and
Burton
Buzzer
Epworth League
Culbertson
W. D. Luther
Glasgow
Dutoyer
A. W. Hamas
Opie and
Buzzell
Shelby Junction
H. B. Guth
Bath
Ponda
Pondera
Raymond
Fort Benton
Highwood
HE Cunningham
Haynes
Hinsdale
Great Falls
J. R. Smith
Lock River
Sew Haven
Conn
Alfred Austell
Atlanta
Yale Law School
Yale
Pennsylvania
Austell heir faces desertion amid a long journey
The report says Austell, a millionaire, went with a girl to a hotel Thursday and stayed all night. He plans to return 1300 miles home by automobile after telling her on Friday. The woman, despondent at being deserted, faced an unhappy outcome as Austell was a known spender.
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Austell
National Bank
Atlanta
Young Austell
King Haward walks aboard royal yacht with aid minimal
London reports King Haward continues progress toward coronation with near-normal activity aboard the Victoria and Albert. Queen Alexandri confirms improvement and says the king now walks the deck unaided, with plans to travel to Westminster by stage coach if weather permits.
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London
Haward
Denbigh
Alexandri
Whippingham
Isle of Wight
Royal Yacht
Cowes
Westminster
Trade notes and reorganization at White Sulphur Springs school
The White Sulphur Springs school board decided to add an extra room to the public school and elected two extra teachers. Miss Kramer has resigned and two new teachers, Miss Eile Tipe ton and Miss Pelle Shorey, were chosen to fill vacancies and lead the new grade.
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Cine Ee
Mise Kramer
Mise Eile Tipeton
Biss
Pelle Shorey
Misuse of Company Cash Linked to Bowker Notes
Financial circles report misappropriation of Bowker Fertiliser funds totaling 1200 by Perry E. Coe, longtime treasurer also of Perry Mills. Frank Higginson confirms Coe confessed the embezzlement and notes difficulty tracing the exact entries in Bowker company ledgers. Coe, aged between 69 and 70, asserts no personal gain from the transfers.
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Boston
Dudley
Newton Tower Falls
Bowker
Perry E. Con
Perry Mills
Bowker Company
Coe
Frank Higginson
Higginson
Gorham
Salt Lake lodge opposes Root-Gardner fight license
Salt Lake City lodge B P O E No 8 condemns boxing and prizes fights during the grand lodge week August 12 to 14. A three member committee will press to prevent a license or secure revocation and, if needed, appeal to the governor and state authorities. The action reflects the lodge's strong opposition to the event and its alignment with the grand exalted ruler’s wishes.
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Salt Lake
Cape Colony Receives Guests With High Courtesy
In Cape Colony, guests were received with great cordiality during demonstrations. The sole untoward moment was a Transvaal flag waved prominently. Authorities did not move to dampen the public enthusiasm.
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Cape Colony
Transvaal
Nebraska mystery man wounded in Ravenna shootout
In Ravenna Nebraska a man wounded by several bullets was treated Monday night. Dr Hale said the injuries included a breast wound with exit at the back. The man carried two revolvers and refused to identify himself or explain the origin of the wounds. Observers compared him to Harry Tracy, the Washington murderer, but the man disappeared after treatment.
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Ravenna
Guy
Hale
Hinks
Harry ‘Tracy
Washington
Eastern ports abandoned and revolutionary tensions rise
Report describes forces concentrating near Lat Victoria from Caracas as General Mendoma leads rebels in the El Sombrero area. Despite opposition to Castro, the president plans to depart Caracas for La Victoria on Thursday while Potomac and other ships reappear on the outskirts.
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Victoria
Caracas
Caracau
General Mendoma
Mento
el Sombrero
Sivancing
Castro
la Victoria
ONE OF THE ROBBERS CAUGHT IN MEXICO
A Wells Fargo express robbery case is updated with a Napimi Mexico capture identifying Bill Taylor as the suspect linked to the Coleman Junction Tex. shooting. No details on outcomes beyond identification and ongoing investigation.
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el Paso
Tex
Mexican Central
Wells Fargo, Express Company
Berme
Rotesman
Napimi
Mexico
Bill Taylor
Santa Fe
Coleman Junction
Express Company
The Difference Scr iamonds White The Magnates Wear Chem
A fragmented snippet mentions The Difference and Scr iamonds white and notes magnates wearing chem. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event or context to establish a complete story.
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Iamonds
Butte Briefs Report Judge Approves Davis Estate
Judge Harney yesterday signed a decree approving the sixth annual report of SH Leyson as administrator of the Davis estate. Antone Contario, a Meaderville boy, is accused of assaulting a nine year old girl. the case will be heard in Justice OConnor's court. J O Bender vs George Winter. a district court motion seeks execution on the Grand Opera House judgment for nonpayment. Julius May, veteran Butte bartender, died yesterday after a long illness. he once worked in Denver and Salt Lake and belonged to the Bartenders union.
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Harney
SH. Leyson
Davis Estate
Antone Contario
Meaderville
Wr. Brackley
Justice O'Connor
J. O. ‘Bender
George Winter
Grand Opera House
Julius May
Butte
Denver
Salt Lake
Bartenders Union
Anaconda Woman Arrested On Rock Attack Warrant
Mary Newman was arrested yesterday on a warrant sworn by Zella Lavette of Mainville. The complaint charged that Mary threw rocks at the complainant and endangered bodily harm. She pleaded guilty in police court and was given five days in jail.
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Mary Newman
Yeater
Zella Lavette
Mainville
Mary
Wil Kerve
Barber Sentenced After Razor Assault Hearing
Robert Madison, a colored barber, faced a second degree assault charge after a dispute with Ellis. The third degree charge was dropped, Madison pled guilty, and the court fined him with a seven day jail term.
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Robert Madison
Madison
Ellis
Baptist Picnic Arrangements for City Event Today
Modern Woodmen of Anaconda organize a Baptist picnic at Mountain View Park on August 1 6. Four camps from Butte are expected to join the local lodge for a gala day with the Baptist Sunday School annual picnic. Dancing in the pavilion after a day of festivities and trains running as usual.
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Anaconda
Mountain Velw Park
Bute
Baptist Sunday School
Anaconda Personal News and Visitors
A jumble of brief social notes lists Fred Lorenz of Minneapolis and TA Buttrey of Hoffman Montana registering at the Montana, Welch family visits, Yale trip, WW Pierce in Denver, Frank Welch of Moorhead registered, W R Cooper from York, James Potter from Philipsburg and other Anaconda social mentions. John R Toole returns from Alaska.
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Fred’ Lorenz
Minneapolis
TA. Buttrey
Hoffman, Mont
Montana
Howard K. Welch
Lodge
Bef
Yale
Teens Arrested for Theft of Damaged Billiard Balls
Thomette Even Camewan and Ede Vard Herman were arrested for stealing three billiard balls from a Kentucky liquor store. They were released yesterday after their parents appeared at the police station and paid for the damaged balls.
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Thomette Even
Camewan
Ede Vard Herman
Kentucky
Bakeries of Cincinnati Piece Earned Young Writer Work
David Graham Phillips, then a young man, sought work at a Cincinnati paper. Asked what he could do, he replied he could try anything. The editor challenged him to write on bread. He did so, delivering a lively piece on Cincinnati bakeries and was hired on the spot.
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Rom
Harper's Weekly
David Graham Phillips
Cincinnati
Kentucky Prom Sweework and a House Well Tale
In Kentucky Senator McCreary, while surveying political grounds, asked a house for water. The owner replied no water in the house, then joked the well contains water, remarking the senator sought a drink but mistook water for drink.
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Kentucky
McCreary
McCrea
Bloodshed in Coal Strike Spurs National Guard Deployment
Rioting and threats of mob violence drive Gov. Stone to mobilize 6 regiments and the governor’s guard to Shenandoah Pa and surrounding counties. Troops move in to restore order as Sheriff Beddall reports casualties and property damage while President Mitchell plans a visit to urge restraint and keep miners from illegal actions.
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Narbourg
W. A. Stone
Rowland Beddall
Otherift
Pottsville
William Stone
Thomas J. Stewart
Harrisburg
Shenandoah
Wilkesbarre
Wasalya
Mitchell
Associated Press
Micmpr
Miners’ Union
Schuylkill
Mr. Mitchell
Sehuyla Kill
Shamoxin
John Shipman
Widow of John W Mackay Thanks Readers for Sympathy
The widow expresses heartfelt thanks through newspapers for sympathy shown in her bereavement and laments that health prevents her from answering each note. North America Copper Company forms with $2,000,000 capital to mine and process copper zinc gold and other metals. Incorporators named are Raymond Newman and Frank Seward of New York and K. K Mclaren of Jersey City.
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John W. Mackay
Fremont, N
North America Copper ‘Company
Raymond Newman
Frank Seward
New York
K. K MecLaren
Jersey City
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