Montana normal college grants largest class in history
Special Correspondence notes Dillon Montana June 5 21 graduating Montana state normal college students will receive diplomas in a ceremony at Dillon theater. Rev Lewis Duncan of Butte will deliver the address and Leonard Elles will hand out diplomas. The class includes Flora Craver Laura Kelly Pluma Tattersall and 18 others with Valennia Van Orsdel absent due to illness.
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Dillon
Montana
Montana State Normal College
Dillon Theater
Lewis Duncan
Unitarian Church of
Butte
Leonard Elles
Flora Craver
Laura Kelly
Pluma Tattersall
Valennia van Orsdel
Helena
Nellie Dalton
Frances Reining
Eleanor Driscoll
Minnie Sinclair
Alice Barclay
Laura Kilroy
Lena Newell
Great Falls School Board Hikes Superintendent Pay and Adds French
Great Falls June 6 The school board raised Superintendent 8 D Sargent salary from 2250 to 2600 dollars annually and approved optional French in the high school. The board elected numerous instructors across the elementary and high school, listing names by building and grade.
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Great Falls
D. Sargent
Hight Achool
Helen Edgerton
Annie Houliston
Mary E. Jone
Lulu Candersaar
Lucy Pinney
Pio Lenhart
A. B. Too- Central
Eva B. Conner
Ceal
Sara Tillotsen
Lastelle van
Lillian G. Minter
Libby G. Garin
Getta KB. Reed
Blanche McKinster
Leslie Griffith
Emma EE. Barrette
Claudia J. Hoover
Veno Goff
Anna B. Webber
Neipal
Jeslie Boland
Mary Teaming
Winnifred Rifin
Leona Tolbert
Abbie Larned
Emma R. Martin
Jessie I. Rich
School Staff Listings by Building and Grade Levels
Longfellow building lists principals and teachers for grades from first to fifth. Hawthorne and Lincoln buildings show principals and teachers for combined grade ranges including seventh. Franklin and Lowell buildings add further grade spans, with other staff and multiple buildings noted in North Great Falls segment.
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Longfellow
Louise KE. Culverhouse
Lillian Wener
Nettle G. Tague
Addie Mayo
Gerrie Betz
Annie Woehner
Mabel Cochrance
Fannie Dusard
Hawthorne
Fannile Collings
Mary A. McLaughliin
Jessie L. Williams
Lincoln
Luccy Major
Lelia Cooper
Ada White
Gertrude Collins
Anna McAnelly
Eva Mclean
Florence McKinster
Marguerite B. Mann
A. Franklin
A. E. Roberts
Montana Hathhorne
Gussie Stoddard
Effie Bean
Saran Stephens
Lowell
C. Christianson
Marion Long
Uim
Minnie Depew
Junkin
Margaret Hanley
Field
Irma Johnson
North Great Falls
Maud Shepard
Japanese protest planned over Hawaii license law
A Tokyo message reports the Japanese ministry will protest to Washington over Hawaii's new license law alleged to discriminate against Japanese. The imperial parliament has discussed the issue and the protest follows.
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Honolulu
Pacific Cable
Tokio
Washington
Fire destroys vast Bakersfield business block
A major blaze in Bakersfield destroys most of Handsburg’s business section, starting at noon in the Orpheum theater and spreading rapidly to neighboring blocks. The estimated loss is $100,000. most buildings were highly flammable.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Handsburg
Orpheum Theater
Miss Ida Barber to Wed Luther Day in Canton
Announcement from Canton Ohio lists Miss Ida Barber daughter of Mr and Mrs Marshall Barber as to wed Luther Day private secretary to William R Day of the United States supreme court on Wednesday June 4. Miss Barber is the niece of Mrs McKinley.
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Canton
Ohio
Ida Barber
Marshall Barber
Luther Day
Miss Barber
McKinley
Mr. Day
William R. Day
United States Supreme Court
Senator Hanna denies plan to sail for Europe soon
Cleveland June 6 Senator Hanna said there is no truth to reports he would sail for Europe for two or three months. He has not decided a rest destination and will not leave the country.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hanna
Europe
Fire destroys twenty five houses at Hopewell Cape
A blaze yesterday at Hopewell Cape New Brunswick left twenty five homes burned and a financial loss exceeding 300000 dollars. Local authorities and relief efforts are underway as firefighters fought the flames through the day.
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Hopewell Cape
N. B
Berick Sets Speed Record for British Armored Cruiser
London June 6 A Greenock telegram reports the armored cruiser Berick reached 24.6 knots during a speed trial, making her the fastest vessel of her class in the British navy.
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London
Greenock Today
Berick
Pope Leo III Reported Sick Again
The article notes Pope Leo III is ill once more, according to conversations with his friends. It reports concerns about his health and the potential impact on papal duties.
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Pope Leo
Pope Leo XIII Declining Health Reported in Rome
Rome dispatch notes Pope Leo XIII at 92 shows gradual wasting, limited to milk and broth, with fatigue after audiences. He rarely leaves his Vatican rooms, receives Mass only on Sundays, and faces restricted air and aging-related weakness amid cautious optimism.
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Paris
Temps Today
Rome
Leo Xiit
Vatican
Centra
the Temps
Leo
Lapponi
Leo XIII
German Ambassador Speck Arrives for Vermont Summer Visit
Baron von Speck, the German ambassador, arrived at Weirs New Hampshire with his family and will spend the season at Governor's Island Vermont, being conveyed there today.
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Weirs, N. H
Baron von Speck
Wedding in church with famed guests and clergy
The betrothal was read by Rev Dr Battershall and the marriage by Bishop William C Doane at a church ceremony. Ambassador and Mrs Choate attended, traveling from London for the wedding.
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Dr. Battershall
William C. Doane
Albany
Choate
Tondon
Sam G. Church Hurt In Rough Road Accident
Special Dispatch reports Billings June 6 that Sam G. Church, noted sheepman, survived a serious wagon accident on Bull mountain roads. His team fell into a washout tearing the wagon and horses into a hole. Church sustained a deep leg splinter wound and a severe scalp cut, and remains sore but able to be up.
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The
Standard
Billings
Sam G. Church
Bull Mountain
Church
Cleary and Miller Named in City Notice
Philadelphia and Frank J. Cleary and F. C. Miller of this city.
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Adelphia
Frank J. Cleary
F. C. Miller
German Agriculturists Skip Billings and Red Lodge
A touring party of distinguished German farmers has cut Billings and Red Lodge from its itinerary. They planned farm practice visits across the United States but, near Yellowstone Park, refused to be diverted to Red Lodge, choosing to proceed directly to the park.
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Standard
Billings
United States
Red Lodge
Agricultural Department
Yellowstone Park
Park
New Scale for Shearing Demands Circulating in Malta
A Malta handbill arrives in Great Falls outlining wages for hand and machine shearers. It denounces Montana Woolgrowers' association price regulations as unfair and calls for specific rates from ewes to old bucks, with shearers to board themselves. The union supports a state-wide strike until demands are met, signed by six committee members.
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Great Falls
Malta
Montana
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Hand and Machine Shearers’ Union
A. E. Simonsen
C. F. Craig
C. C. Johnson
Harry Williams
J. L. Cox
Charles Schwandt
South Valley copper mine sold for 250000 to London syndicate
Vancouver June 6 The province reports the South Valley copper and gold mine on Howe Sound near Britannia has been sold for 250000 to a London and Paris syndicate believed backed by the Rothschilds. The mine owners are identified as John F Humphrie of Philadelphia.
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Vancouver
BK. C
South Valley
Howe Sound
Britannia
Rothschilds
John F. Humphrie
Phil
Bond Proposition Carries in Billings Across Precincts
The June 6 bond election passed quietly in Billings with strong majorities. Precinct results show For and Against tallies: 2: 111 7, 3: 40 28, 13: 133 18, 14: 58 37, city majority 253. Outside precincts show Park City and Laurel and Columbus with mixed results. Park City reported against, others for.
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The
Standard
Billings
Park City
Laurel
Columbus
Swamp-Root touted as kidney cure in old ad
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It lists symptoms such as back pain dizziness and urinary issues and offers sample bottles and a pamphlet by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Klmer
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Anaconda Sunday Standard
Choate-Oliver Wedding in Albany at St Peter's
Mrs. Cora Lyman Oliver daughter of Dr Shaw Oliver and Dr Joseph H Choate son of the US ambassador were married today at St Peter's in Albany New York June 6.
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Albany, N. Y
Cora Lyman Oliver
Shaw Oliver
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Choate
St Peter's
Morrison Sentenced to Penitentiary for Murder
Kansas supreme court refused a new trial for Jessie Morrison who was sentenced to the penitentiary for the 3 year old murder of Clara W. Castle. Eldora dispatch says she will be taken into custody immediately and returned to prison.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Jessie Morrison
Clara W. Castle
Eldora
Miss Morrison
Not Crazy Enough for That
Red Lodge June 6 Ed Neihart a young man working in Stillwater country for about two years was brought to Red Lodge in a deplorable mental condition. An insanity commission was planned but a physician ruled the illness curable and he was sent back to the Bowman ranch to await arrival of friends from the East.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Ed Neihart
Stillwater
E. C. Sylvester
Orin Carey
Bowman Ranch
Medical Association Meeting Set in Helena
Dr. Ben C. Brooke secretary of the Montana Medical Association announces the annual meeting will convene in Helena on June 17 and 18. About 150 members are expected to attend statewide.
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The
Standard
Helena
Ben C. Brooke
Medical Association of Montana
Robbery At Berg Hardware Store Townsend Montana
Townsend jewelry valued at $10 or more was stolen from Berg Hardware on Thursday evening. The rear door was forced and a trail of brooches hatpins and jewelry lay in front of the store. Police suspect outsiders attempted the crime and were disturbed in their work.
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The
Standard
Helena
Thomas Travis
Berg Hard Ware Company
Townsend
John Watson
Hardware Company
Statewide robberies prompt fears of Montana gang
Watson said he left the store around 11 o'clock Thursday night and found all was well then. Thieves remain unapprehended as petty robberies and hold ups spread across the state during the week. Chief Travis suspects an organized gang operating in Montana, moving from town to town after each depredation.
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Watson
Travis
Montana
Supreme Court Modifies Gallatin Railroad Case Decree
The Montana Supreme Court modifies the Gallatin Railroad case by striking the part of the district court decree that decreed any lien in favor of the intervenors. As modified, the judgment is affirmed.
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The
Standard
Helena
Andrew L. Cook
Martin Woldson
Gallatin Railroad Company
Frank Hall
J. B. Waltz
P. L Reece
Supreme Court
District Court of
Gallatin County
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