Libel suit against Mary Baker Eddy ends with verdict for defendant
Boston judge orders verdict for Rev. Mary Baker Eddy after finding no proven injury from publication. Trial recounted testimonies on Christian Science beliefs and how the libel message might identify the plaintiff Mrs. Woodbury, with jurors directed to return a verdict for Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles A. Bell
Josephine Curtis Woodbury
Mary Baker Eddy
Concord
N. H
Christian Scientist Church
Bell
Christian Science
Eddy
Wells-Katz wedding ties Utah governor to city socialites
Miss Emily Katz former Salt Lake Herald society editor wed Governor Heber M Wells in Utah at 7 pm at the Katz home in Salt Lake City. Bishop C F Whitney officiated with Alma Katz giving the bride away and General Charles J Burton as best man. After a reception the couple left by train for a six week East bridal tour before settling at the governor’s First Street residence after September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Emily Katz
Salt Lake
Alma Katz
Josephine Katz
Charles 3. Burton
Wells
Katz
Ogden
Ogden Tomorrow Governor and Mrs. Wells
Union Pacific Overland Limited
Chicago
New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Great Lakes
Mrs. Wells
First Street
New Church Endowment Plan Backed by Mutual Life Founder
President Richard A. McCurdy leads a new Church Endowment society that uses life insurance policies to fund churches hospitals and charities. Nearly 500000 in policies have been placed through Mutual Life including 100000 for Grace Protestant Episcopal Church Chicago with quotes of 400000 likely and a 250000 endowment for St Thomas Church New York. J P Morgan & Co act as bankers while bishops and lay trustees. the plan aims to raise millions for institutions including the Cathedral of St John the Divine and Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Church Endowment Society
Kk. W. Hunter
St. Ann's Church
New Orleans
St. John the Divine
Columbia University
Levi P. Morton
Elbridge T. Gerry
William A. Duer
J.P. Morgan & Co
Novel copyright ruling limits restraining orders in story use
Judge Koblsaat of the United States circuit court holds that a subscriber using a copyright story without notice does not give another company the right to appropriate the story for its own use. The decision denies the injunction sought by the American Press association to stop Daily Story Publishing from suing customers who used the Daily Story owned story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Koblsaat
United States Circuit Court
Kohsent
American Press Association
Daily Story Publishing Company
Boundary line shift places three-fifths mile south near Mt Baker
The boundary commissions of the United States and Canada report the International line on the western Cascade slope in the Mount Baker mining district now lies three-fifths of a mile farther south than previously thought, though all valuable mines remain on American territory.
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New Whatcom
Wash
Boundary Commissions
Cascade Mountains
Mount Baker
Contract Awarded for Capitol Site Rock Removal
The Montana Building company won the contract to remove rock from the capitol site to three feet below grade. The price is 43 cents per cubic yard for about 7,000 cubic yards to be removed, enabling soil covering and beautification of the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Montana Building Company
Capitol
McSweeney Letter Opens Resignation Row in South Carolina
Governor McSweeney indicates he will immediately accept Senator Tillman’s resignation if presented unconditionally. He defends his own actions as in the state’s best interests and notes no deal behind the letter, while outlining conditions for Tillman’s possible withdrawal.
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Columbia
S&l. C
McSweeney
Tillman
Senate
United States Senate
Senator McLaurin
South Carolina
D. C
United States
Democratic Executive Committee
McLaurin
Bob Acres
Tillman Withdraws Resignation Over McLaurin Tie
Senator Tillman in Washington withdraws his resignation as a protest to Governor McSweeney over Senator McLaurin’s resignation. He cites three options and argues state executive action cannot prevent a valid resignation, noting precedents lack and criticizing McLaurin’s actions.
Montana & Great Northern Railway Incorporation Filed
Great Falls June 5 an important paper was filed in the clerk and recorder office, the articles of incorporation for the Montana and Great Northern Railway company. J J Hill backs the new road to build the line from Jennings in Flathead county to the Canadian line and to extend the Flathead county line.
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Halispell
Great Timber
Northern Pacific Railroad
Jocko
Plathead
Chester
Great Northern
Conrad
Sweet Grain Hills
James J. Mill
BE. Sawyer
M. DD
Grover
Minnesota
G. T. Ross
I. Parker Veazey
Montana
Great Falla
Flathead
Missoula
Chateau
Jennings
United States
Canada
Tobacco River
Great
Standard
Great Falls
Montana & Great Northern Railway Company
J. J. Hill
Flathead County
Indians Lodge Protest Over Openings to Settlement
Washington June 5 The Indian Affairs commissioner received a telegram about Oklahoma tribes opposing the opening of reservation lands to settlement. Lone Wolf’s emissaries in Anadarko report Kiowa and Comanche chiefs split, while Lone Wolf seeks access to President and legal aid to block open ing. Secretary Hitchcock says unless stronger reasons arise, opening proceeds as lawmandated.
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Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Anadarko
Lone Wolf
Delos
Big Tree
Quanah Parker
Ahpetoaton
Apache John
Deloa
Randlett
White Buffalo
Koko Tandle
Grand Council
White House
William Springer
Anadarkyo
Hitchcock
Associated Press
Beaverton Hotel Owner Kills Family Then Is Captured
William A Arnell, a Beaverton hotel saloon owner, in a drunken spree kills his 1 year old daughter and wife, wounds his mother sister and brother, and shoots Mrs Dopp and her husband before being wounded and captured by deputies. He is jailed awaiting further action.
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Colman, Mich
William A. Arnell
Beaverton
Amuck
Arnell
Samuel Dopp
Arnel
Editors in Transit for National Editorial Meeting
A party of about a dozen editors from Washington Idaho and Oregon traveled via the Brione attached to the eastbound train through Helena this afternoon. They will attend the National Editorial association meeting in Buffalo starting June 1 and visit the Pan American fair. Albert Troizier of the Portland mining paper is a candidate for president, with A P Ugwell of Tacoma among the group. Local Order of Pendo members greeted them at the depot.
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Standard
Helena
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Brione
Buffalo
National Editorial Association
Albert Trozier
Portland
A. P
Ugwell
Tacoma
The
Order of Pendo
Divide and Gibbonsville Stage Company Incorporation
The Divide and Gibbonsville Stage Company was incorporated in Idaho with principal offices in Divide to span Divide and Gibbonsville. Joseph Loss, Annie Loss and George Loss are listed as organizers and the capital is $10 000. The Beatrice Mining Company was also incorporated by Allan McNaughton Charles B Cornick Elmer Nap and G Barringer with capital stock of $200 000. Helena date notes a court motion ruling on water rights in McClellan creek and the city’s motion to advance appeal was dismissed after a lower court decision.
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Standard
Helena
Divide & Gibbonsville Stage Company
Ween Divide
Gibbonsville
Idauho
Joseph Loss
Annie Loss
George Loss
Beatrice Mining Company
Allan McNaughton
Charles B. Cornick
Elmer Nap
Elliston
Dr. G. Barringer
St. Paul
Supreme Court
McClellan Creek
Here
Missing St Brieux crew believed lost after Iceland cruise
St Brieux France June 5. Live fishing boats on a cruise in Iceland waters have been missing for two months and are now believed to have foundered in a gale on April 6. The entire crews numbering seven men are presumed dead. General mourning is noted in St Brieux and nearby villages.
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St. Brieux
France
Iceland
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Mrs. Eddy
Fendant
First Church
Mrs. Woodbury
Peabody
Woodbury
Ira ©. Knopp
Margaret Burns
McSween
Indian Territory
Michigan
Butte
Mlen
Northwest
Cairo
Oriental Theater
al Nations
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