Montana Episcopal Convocation Set for Great Falls Meeting
The Episcopal diocese of Montana convocation will convene in Great Falls on June 16 for three days with a fourth day for the ladies auxiliary session. Bishop L R Brewer will travel between Butte Deer Lodge and Helena to prepare the annual report and address. Elections will be held for key offices and the delegation will include five delegates per parish and three per mission along with auxiliary members.
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New Southern Cross Gold Mining Company
Butte
Montana
John W. Fairfield
Main
Broadway
Silver Bow County
Brenef. Harris
West Park Street
Episcopal Diocese of
Great Falls
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Church
L. R. Brewer
Deer Lodge
Helena
Missoula
Boys knee pants at Boucherie priced $1.50 to $2
Sales at Boucherie offer boys knee pants in two price points, $1.50 and $2, highlighting affordable children's apparel in the period catalog.
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Boucher'e
Butte Briefs Follow Local Notables and Visitors
Kohrs of Deer Lodge and Randall of Great Falls are in Butte as visitors. Damon of Billings registered at the McDermott. Dr and Mrs Rathbone are visiting. J W Turner of Anaconda seen in town. Miss Cora Featherly attends state normal school at Dillon. Mr and Mrs Fergus of Whitehall guests. Morris Boom depart for a park trip. A K Ervin leaves for St Paul. Mrs Joslyn of Livingston visiting sister. Mrs John T King returns from California health search. J B Gallagher from Broadwater country. Gallagher at White Sulphur Springs for health. County Attorney Duffy and others among Anaconda visitors. Drs McDonald and Campbell go to St Paul for AMA meeting. Sam Martin returns from New York via eastern points with diamonds. A J Walker and wife depart for Kansas City for Master Plumbers convention then to St Louis for their 25th wedding anniversary.
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Kohrs
Deer Lodge
Thornton
W. F. Randall
Great Falls
Butte
G. EK. Damon
Biltinge
McDermott
R. R. Rathbone
City
J. W. Turner
Anaconda
Cora Featherly
Dillon
W. M. Fergus
Whitehall
Morris Boom
A. K. Ervin
Case, Gravelle
G. B. Joslyn
Livingston
John T. King
California
J. B. Gallagher
Broadwater
Gallagher
White Sulphur Springs
Duffy
H. P. Napton
Edna Waterbury
American Medical Asociation
Sam Martin
New York
Brooklyn
A. J. Walker
Butteriday
Kansas City
Walker
St. Louis
Armenian Fire Insurance merges with West Chester in New York
In Pittsburg on June 1 the Armenian Fire Insurance company was merged into the West Chester Fire Insurance company of New York. The new firm will assume Armenia’s business immediately and signals a broader move to consolidate small insurers into a single large entity.
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Pittsburg
Armenian Fire Insurance Company
West Chester Fire Insurance Company
New York
Shipbuilding Plant Planned on Delaware River
The Times reports a Philadelphia company with at least 3 million dollar capital is forming to build another shipbuilding plant on the Delaware River. They say 2.6 million dollars has already been subscribed and they hold options on land at Chester, Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
the Times Today
Delaware River
Chester
Fatal Rioting in Corunna Spain Claims Three Dead
Rioting in Corunna on June 1 resulted in two men and one woman killed and numerous wounded. Hospitals report heavy casualties and many arrests have been made as revolvers were used by the rioters.
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Corunna
Spain
Negotiations Between Vickers and Bethlehem Steel Ended
The negotiations for England’s Vickers Sons Maxim to buy Bethlehem Steel have been abandoned and, according to a New York banker, will not be resumed.
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New York
Vickers Sons & Maxim Company
England
Bethlehem Steel Company
Troop Transport Sheridan Sails for Manila from San Francisco
The United States army transport Sheridan departed San Francisco for Manila carrying 109 troops and a full cargo of supplies. A large number of school teachers bound for the Philippines also boarded the ship.
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San Francisco
United States Army
Sheridan
Manila
Philippines
Supplies for the North Steamship Glenogie sails with cargo
The steamship Glenogie will sail early in the morning from Tacoma carrying 49,816 sacks of flour bound for Port Arthur and 65,45 sacks for Windivestock with the remainder of the cargo listed as miscellaneous merchandise.
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Tacoma
Washh
Glenogie
Port Arthur
Emperor William Honors Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry
The German emperor awarded Queen Wilhelmina the Queen Louise Order and decorated Prince Henry of the Netherlands with the Order of the Black Eagle in a ceremony.
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William
Wilhemina
Louise
Prince Henry
The
Netherlands
Visit to King Edward by New York Chamber of Commerce
Windsor June 1 delegates from the New York Chamber of Commerce enjoyed fine weather as they toured Frogmore and the Queen Victoria tomb. They then visited St George's Chapel with the Windsor dean and later met the king and queen on the east terrace before refreshments in the orange room.
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Windsor
England
New York Chamber of Commerce
King Edward
Frogmore
Edward Pelham-Clinton
Queen Victoria
St. George's Chapel
Phillip Frank Elliott
East Terrace
Jewish Baptisms Stir Hebrew Conference in Boston
Rev. Louis F. Meyer of Hopkinton Iowa claimed 204 540 Hebrews were baptized in the nineteenth century with 2 240 in evangelical churches 57 300 Roman Catholic 74 500 Greek Catholic and others in Lutheran Episcopal Protestant and Greek Catholic churches He noted low yearly averages and commented on prejudice among Russian Polish Orthodox Jews and American Hebrews.
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Boston
Louis FE. Meyer
Hopkinton
Iowa
Rabbi Meyer
Volunteers Sail From Manila to San Francisco via Nagasaki
Acting Adjutant General Ward reports General MacArthur says the transport Logan left Manila for San Francisco via Nagasaki carrying two battalions of the 88th U V Infantry. Efforts continue to land volunteers before the army is disbanded. Pay ends June 30 unless mustered out. Congress may need new funding for extra service.
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Washington
Ward
MacArthur
Logan
Manila
San Francisco
Nagasaki
88Th Volunteer Infantry
Volunteer Army
Pacific
Congress
Von Waldersee Withdraws After Indemnity Pact
Mr Rockhill reports that Count von Waldersee leaves China after Beijing accepts paying 450 million taels indemnity. German forces will be reduced to one brigade. Mr Conger expects to sail for China around July 7 as his two months leave ends. Rockhill to return home soon.
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Washington
Rockhill
United States
Pekin
State Department
Count von Waldersee
China
Conger
Nome voyage launches as 1500 sail for Alaska
Fifteen hundred people departed Seattle today for Nome aboard the steamships Oregon Centennial and Valencia. The waterfront drew about 15 000 spectators as a brass band played farewell while the Oregon carried roughly half the passengers and more than 100 stowaways were removed from the vessels.
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Seattle
Nome
Oregon
Centennial
Valencia
Chilean Congress Opens as President Absent
Vice President Zanartu opens the Chilean congress due to President Errazuriz illness. The executive message reports cordial foreign relations, peaceful ties with neighboring republics, and general good conditions in Chile.
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Santiago de Cuba
Galveston
Errazuriz
Zanartu
Chile
Stubbs Offered Commission Of Transcontinental Roads
J. C. Stubbs traffic manager of the Southern Pacific, now in New York, has been offered the position of commissioner of the transcontinental roads by eastern railroad magnates. The post would represent the Northern Pacific Great Northern Southern Pacific and Union Pacific with a salary of 50000 dollars annually.
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San Francisco
J. C. Stubbs
Southern Pacific
New York
Eastern Railway
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Siam Names New Envoy to United States
Phya Phelchada appointed envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of Siam to the United States. He will depart for the post in June with no assignments to any other country.
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Washington
State Department
Phya Phelchada
Siam
United States
Phelchada
Royal party departs for Schwerin after stop in Potsdam
Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry of the Netherlands left Potsdam for Schwerin after a visit with Emperor William. They were bid farewell at the station by Emperor William, the empress, the crown prince and several distinguished persons.
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Potsdam
Wilhelmina
Prince Henry of the
Netherlands
William
Schwerin
Persu
Vardon Abandons Title Defense Ahead of Boston Meet
London June 1 Harry Vardon announced he would not defend the American championship at the forthcoming Boston meeting. He stated his decision today leaving the field wide open for the title.
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London
Harry Vardon
America
Boston
Flying Dutchman Dies at Kentucky Stock Farm
The famed race horse Flying Dutchman owned by Clay and Woodford of Paris Kentucky died yesterday at Ben Woodford’s stock farm from catarrhal fever. He had been sold for 15000 dollars when a two year old.
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Paris
Clay and Woodford
Ben Woodford
Anarchist Plot Said Aimed at King and Queen Regent
Barcelona reports that the captain general has been warned of a foreign anarchist plot to kill the king and queen regent.
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Barcelona
Post Offices Raised to Presidential Grade
Washington reports two post offices St Anthony Idaho and Laconner Washington will be raised to the presidential grade on July 1.
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Washington
St. Anthony
Idaho
Laconner
Wash
Honors His Visitors Berlin Parade in Potsdam Garrison
On the occasion of a parade the Potsdam garrison honors visitors in Berlin. Details describe ceremonial pageantry and local reactions to the event with emphasis on military display and civic remarks.
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Berlin
Potsdam
Northern Pacific agents report record crop prospects nationwide
Special dispatch from Helena June 1 states agents on the Northern Pacific from Billings to the Idaho line report crops never better. Bozeman Gallatin valley Bitter Root valley and Missoula county expect record grain and fruit. rains and good soil cited. telegram to St Paul confirms universal positive outlook.
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Standard
Helena
Northern Pacific
Billings
Idaho
A. D. Edgar
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Bitter Root
Missoula County
Edgar
Moore
St. Paul
Huntley West
Plains
Michigan Leads Big Nine Meet With Pennant Win
Michigan captures the Big Nine pennant at the intercollegiate meet held today under the new association. Merrill of Beloit broke the intercollegiate quarter mile record at 49.45 seconds, while Chicago’s W A Mahoney finished second. Ma loney of Chicago tied the 120 yard hurdles mark at 15.4 seconds. Team standings show Michigan 52, Wisconsin 28, Chicago 27, Minnesota 11, Beloit 11, Illinois 6, Northwestern 5, Purdue 3, Iowa 1, Indiana 0.
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Chicago
Middle West
Inter- Collegiate Athletic Association
Michigan
Merrill
Beloit
W. A. Mahoney
F. G. Maloney
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illois
Northwestern
Purdue
Iowa
Indiana
Government Receipts and Expenditures for May
The May statement shows total receipts of 52,629,440 and expenditures of 42,126,560, a surplus of 10,492,880 for the month and 58,587,135 for the current fiscal year. Customs 21,021,428 and Internal revenue 28,668,802 drive increases, while disbursements include 9,897,555 for the War Department and 5,565,080 for the Navy Department, with modest increases.
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Washington
War Department
Navy Department
Senator Tillman refuses to withdraw resignation as U S senator
Columbia June 1 Senator Tillman tonight in a long letter to the governor declares his unwillingness to withdraw his resignation as United States senator sent to Governor McSweeney some time ago. In the letter Tillman sets forth his reasons at great length.
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Columbia
Senator Tillman
United States
McSweeney
Tillman
Surgeons Elect Hoff as President of Army Medical Officers
The military Surgeons meeting in St Paul elected Lieut. Col. John V. Ransaeler Hoff U S A as president, Major James E Bilcher U S A as secretary, and Lieut N A Arnold of Pennsylvania as treasurer. A committee was named to push repeal of the anti canteen law in Congress including Generals Cook Priestly and Read and Colonels Griffith Read and others.
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St. Paul
Minn
John V. Ransaeler Hoff
James E. Bilcher
N. A. Arnold
Pennsylvania
Congress
Cook
Priestly
Seaman
Read
Griffith
Clark
Wright
Wreck of Towboat George Ross After Explosion
An explosion wrecked the towboat George Ross near Tarentum, Pennsylvania. Captain Kelly, commander, is missing and presumed killed amid the disaster reported by Pittsburg Plate Glass Company owners. Three members of the crew are affected by the incident.
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Pittsburg
George Ross
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Tarentum
Kelly
Explosion Injures Crew Members with Unknown Cause
Several crew members were badly hurt in a blast whose cause remains unclear. Emergency responders rushed to the scene but details on the incident and the injured were not immediately available.
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Bers
National Debt Decreased by Ten Million in May
The treasury department reports at May 31 1901 the public debt totaled 1 062 476 494 down 10 268 762 for the month. Cash on hand rose due to bond purchases for the sinking fund and higher cash reserves.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
No Settlement In Sight In Machinists Dispute
New York June 1 Henry F Devens secretary of the National Metal Trades association says the council holds the machinists general strike violates the year old agreement and employers are no longer bound The council adopts a declaration of principles allowing unbiased hiring and wages set by employers District No 15 vows to fight to a finish and stay out all summer if needed Bellefontaine Ohio June 1 Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton railroad shops workers receive 5 percent wage increase effective for Dayton Hamilton and Cincinnati divisions
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New York
Henry F. Devens
National Metal Trades Association
Chicago
Bellefontein
Ohio
Cincinnati, Hamiion & Dayton
Dayton
Hamilton
Cincinati
Iron Molders Union Says No Strike This Year
New York June 1 The Iron Molders Union of North America reports an agreement with employers to avoid strikes for a year and announces there will be no strikes this year.
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New York
Ironmoulders’ Union of North America
Re Public Steel Raises Wages at Youngstown Plants
Youngstown Ohio June 1 The Re public Steel company today voluntarily advanced wages of all laborers at its Bonnie Belle and Valley plants in this city 10 cents per day The advance affects 800 men.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Republic Steel Company
Voluntar Ily
Bonnie Belle and Valley
Strikers Return to Work in Kenosha Foundry
Kenosha Wis June 1 1000 workers will go back to work Monday as the Simmons foundry strike ends.
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Kenosha, Wis
Simmons
Missing ship John Mac Donald may be found
Captain William Lewis of the Elwell reports the John Mac Donald was seen January 16 near 36N 134W, coordinates given while he spoke with the Oddesly’s captain off Newcastle. The message advances hope for the vessel’s safety and outlines exchanged signals.
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San Francisco
John MacDonald
William Lewis
Elwell
Newcastle
Australia
Lewis
MacDonald
Oddesly
Tacoma
Sydney
Gamble Pursues Dubose Arrest Across Regions
Deputy U S marshal William P. Gamble departed San Francisco for Nome via Seattle to serve a warrant for ex Judge Dudley Dubose’s arrest on contempt charges from the U S circuit court of appeals. He also served summons on Judge Noyes and U S District Attorney Woods to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt.
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San Francisco
William P. Gamble
United States
Nome
Seattle
Dudley Dubose
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Noyes
Woods
Prince George Opens Crete Assembly After Annexation Vote
On June 1 in Canea Crete Prince George of Greece the high commissioner opened the assembly session with the consular corps present. The city saw a large demonstration as deputies passed a resolution in favor of annexation to Greece.
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Canea
Island
Crete
Prince George of
Greece
General Chaffee Arrives at Nagasaki En Route to Manila
Sumner at Nagasaki Washington June 1. The war department says General Chaffee and his troops on the transport Sumner have arrived in Nagasaki on the way to Manila.
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Washington
War Department
Chaffee
Sumner
Nagasaki
Manila
Wishard Named Solicitor for Internal Revenue Bureau
A. A. Wishard, United States attorney for Indiana, has been appointed solicitor of the internal revenue bureau, succeeding G. M. Thomas who resigned.
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Washington
A. A. Wishard
United States
State of
Indiana
Internal Revenue Bureau
G. M. Thomas
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Richter
Koenne
N. Main St. Manupacti
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Buite
Baloness
Dr. Smith
Smith Hair Growing Co
West Park St
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J’est
Montana Sandstone Company
Columbus
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Merchants’ Bank Hidg
N. Main
Bishop Brewer
Butte Briefs
Insurance Companies
Lauren
Mr. Stubbs
Flying Dutchman
Wolverines
Dubose
Harold
Miss Hai
Anna
Hamburg
Naidee
Eczema
Tan
the Argyle
Milwaukee
Doppel Braeu
Wilatana Liquor Co
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Surrey
East Park Street
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