Death of Mrs Katherine Dougherty in Anaconda at 78
long time Anaconda resident Mrs Katherine Dougherty aged 78 died at No 510 Ash street Anaconda She was born in County Wexford Ireland came to Anaconda 15 years ago with a family including four daughters and a sister surviving.mrs Dougherty was a member of the League of the Sacred Heart and the Altar society of St Peter s parish Her funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Katherine Dougherty
Ash Street
Anaconda
Dougherty
County Wexford
Ireland
New York
Michigan
Pennsylvania
John Dougherty
John
Hamilton, Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Lebeaux
Labissonniere
D. Launder
Honor for Kitchener vote sparks tumult in Commons
In London the government sought a 50 000 pound grant to Lord Kitchener after King Edward's message. Irish nationalists led by John Dillon opposed the war policy, triggering disorder as William Redmond accused Kitchener of war crimes and the House closed amid shouting and protests.
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House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Lord Kitchener
Egypt
Balfour
India
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Great Britain
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Lord Switchener
John Dillon
Dillon
William Redmond
Lorditchener
Redmond
Mr. Redmond
Khartoum
Lord Whitchener
Clark Again Reported Engaged
Washington rumors about a possible engagement between Mrs. Van Rensselaer Cruger and Senator William A. Clark circulate via a weekly chronicle of fashionable society. Mrs Cruger has spent the year in Washington and the pair have been seen together in social circles.
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The
Standard
New York
Washington
Charming Widow and Western Millionaire Seen as Friends
Society notes suggest a growing friendship between a charming widow and a western multi millionaire. Mrs Cruger is described as a grand niece of Washington Irving and a blue blooded Knickerbocker.
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Ciety
Mrs. Cruger
Washington Irving
Roosevelt Addresses Military Surgeons on War, Medicine
President Roosevelt opens the 11th annual convention of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States in Washington. He praises the double role of soldiers and doctors and urges surgeons to combine medical skill with military leadership and administration.
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National Theater
Roosevelt
Association of Military Surgeons of the United States
Moody, Root and Shaw
Sternberg
Army
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
H. B. McFarland
Board of Commissioners of
District of Columbia
Henry Satterlee
Episcopal Church
A. A. Adams
Medical Society of
George Henderson
National Guard
Marine Band
Santerman
Satterlee
Henderson
Navy
White House
Palmer Testifies on Beet Sugar Interests Before Senate Panel
Washington witnesses describe 17 American owned sugar lands in Cuba covering 588 777 acres with annual output 255 425 tons and 10 of these firms face US war claims totaling 9 665 974 dollars. Palmer cites Spanish claims commission data and notes 41 US owned estates totaling 366 786 acres producing 294 495 tons with 35 estates owing 15 646 544 dollars in claims. He argues farmers rarely own factories and predicts one beet sugar plant per year if tariff cuts fail.
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Truman G. Palmer
Chicago
Senate Committee On
Palmer
Cuba
United States
Spanish Claims Commission
Senate Committee
House Committee On Ways and Means
Platt
Republican Party
Portland Oregon Completes Statewide Returns
Portland Ore June 5 complete returns from the entire state with the ex and more details expected later.
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Portland
Ore
Governor Cham berlain Leads Over Furnish in Small Precincts
In early returns from 0 small precincts, Chamberlain, a Democrat, holds a majority over Furnish, a Republican, for governor. The results reflect initial counts with a clear edge for Chamberlain.
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Chamberlain
Furnish
Pope Receives Taft in Rome Discusses Philippines
In Rome on June 5 Judge Taft civil governor of the Philippines and Major Porter of the judge advocates department meet with the pope. Taft delivers Roosevelt letter and a gift. the pope thanks Roosevelt and pledges study of Philippine questions. Discussions cover church state relations and Vatican cooperation with the US administration.
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Taft
Philippines
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Smith
Porter
Judge Advocates Department
Washington
Roosevelt
Cardinal Rampolla
United States
Vatican
Pope
Archbishop Ireland
Treasury cash and gold balance reported in today's statement
Washington report shows available cash balance of 197,268,705 dollars and gold holdings of 97,319,407 dollars as of today.
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Washington
Treasury
Gruber and Judge Dickson Meet at White House
Abe Gruber and Judge Dickson of Missouri, among others, met in the president's room at the White House. Congressman Joy presented the New York lawyer to the judge. Gruber recalls meeting the judge years ago and shares a tale of his juvenile days when he took a "boy wanted" sign into a New York shop owner’s sanctum.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Abe Gruber
Judge Dickson
Missouri
White House
Congressman Joy
New York
Gruber
Jude
Peculiar butter marks link neighbor and boarders tale
Readable vignette from Lippincott's Magazine recounts Mrs. Blank’s butter pots marked by the neighbor Jones and a witty exchange with Sally Jones. Also a Boston house of correction chaplain notes parole interviews with departing inmates and a prisoner jokes about the chaplain’s salary.
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Lippincott's Magazine
Boston
Teral
Samuel S. Searing
House of Correction
Secretaries Office Boy Paid While Root Leads War Dept
A Chicago Record Herald report says Secretary Root vacated his New York law office with pay for his office boy and has kept paying him weekly since taking charge of the war department. The boy complains of lack of promotion and raise opportunities, criticizing big officials for favoring themselves.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Root
New York
War Department
Washington
Balloon advertising to replace banners on London streets
The London Express notes a new Par isian idea where advertising balloons shaped like tigers scent bottles and even life sized elephants would replace boardings. Lachambre's factory makes these balloons from gold beaters skin stretched over wooden models for accurate outlines and clear legends. A full sized elephant balloon would cost about $30.
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London Express
M. Lachambre
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