Five Graduates From Montana College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Five graduates are listed for Montana College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. Elers Koch Ellie J Moore Wyatt W Jones earn B Sc degrees, Zoe Monforton earns B Sc after domestic science study, and Grace Stanton receives a music diploma. Commencement runs Friday to Wednesday with sermons, recitals, and a faculty-endorsed program.
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Bozeman
Montana College of Agriculture and Mechanic Artes
Messrs Elers Koch
Ellie J. Moore
Wyatt W. Jones
Zoe Monforton
Grace Stanton
Opera
Walter Hays
Missoula
Clolian Society
Assembly Hall
Leslie Willis Sprague
Helena
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Montana
Agricultural College
State Schools of Applied Science
Gallatin County
John Monforton
Elers
James Moore
Gallatin River
Belgrade
Mise Monforton
Elers Koch
Illinois
Lowell Jones
Sedan
East Flathead
Mise Stanton
B. T. Stanton
Benepe-Owenhouse Company
Mies Calvin
Montana College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arte
Moentana
Shriners Meet in Kansas City During 27th Annual Gathering
Kansas City hosts the Shriners of North America for the 27th annual meeting with imperial council actions and new officers named for the next year. Philip Shaffer of Philadelphia becomes imperial potentate with officers including Henry Akin of Omaha and George L. Brown of Buffalo.
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Kansas City
Shriners of
North America
Convention Hall
Shriners
San Francisco
Imperial Council
Baltimore
Golden Gate City
Philip ©. Shaffer
Philadelphia
Imperial Potentate
Henry C. Akin
Omaha
Imperial
George H. Green
Dallas
Texas
Rabban
George L. Brown
Buffalo
Harry A. Collins
Toronto
Canada
A. P. Clayton
St. Joseph Mo
Imperial Oriental Guide
William & Brown
Pittsburg
Benjamin Rowell
Doston
Imperial Recorder
Shaffer
E. 8
Peek
Hartford
Helena couple wed at Western Union office residence
James H. Scott night clerk at the Helena Western Union Telegraph company and Miss Eva Bridenthal were married this afternoon at General Agent Duttons residence officiated by Rev. D B Price. They left for Butte tonight en route to Salt Lake and California, planning to return in about three weeks.
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The
Standard
Helena
James 8. Scott
Western Union Telegraph Company
Eva Bridenthal
Dutton
Great Northern
D. B. Price
Butte
Balt Lake
California
Kalispell Investment Company Incorporated in Montana
Helena June 12 The Kalispell Investment Company was incorporated with the secretary of state today by W M Noffsinger F H Nash H C Keith and J B Sinclair all of Kalispell The capital stock is 12000 fully paid up.
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The
Standard
Helena
Kalispell Investment Company
W. M. Noffsinger
F. H. Nash
H. ¢. Keith
J. B. Sinclair
Kalispell
Requisition Honored in Helena for Return to Wisconsin
J. D. Dousette, held in Missoula on Wisconsin warrants, will be returned to Wisconsin for trial. The action follows a requisition from state authorities as Helena authorities carry out the extradition.
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Standard
Helena
J. D. Dousette
Missoula
Wisconsin
Badger
Gover
Governor LaFollette Requisition Clears For Removal
Sheriff Merrill presents requisition for abducting a girl for immoral purposes. Governor Toole issues warrant and authorizes removal to move the suspect from the county where the crime occurred to Missoula for prosecution.
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Nor Toole
LaFollette
Ducette
Merrill
Toole
Missoula
Mutual Life adopts equal terms for women and men
New York June 12 The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York now insures women on the same terms as men for desirable risks and will hire equally across its offices. The company has returned more than 540 million dollars to policy holders, a figure unmatched by any other insurer, reflecting broad management liberalism and growing new business.
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New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Mutual Life
Office to be moved to Salt Lake City
President McKinley appointed Edward H. Callister of Utah as collector of internal revenue for Montana Idaho and Utah to replace Charles M Webster. The Helena office may move to Salt Lake City, reflecting Utah influence and Montana receipts. Webster may become collector for Montana and Idaho, with Parkinson likely deputy for Idaho and a local deputy for Helena if moved.
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Standard
Helena
McKinley
Edward H. Callister
Utah
Internal Revenue
Montana
Idaho
Charles M Webster
Salt Lake
Webster
David G. Browne
Great Falls
George H. Parkinson
Callister
Republican State Central Committee of
Senator Kearns
Perry Heath
Republican National Committee
Parkinson
Butte
Washington Legislature Ends Special Session with Capital Punishment Law
The two day special session in Olympia passed a new capital punishment law and three vetoed bills from Governor Rogers. The measures include the Chanderson school book bill limiting uniform textbooks, a tax exemption for vessels registered in the state, a revision of the state printing law, and removal of women commissioners from the Pan American exposition bill. Governor Rogers signs could end women commissioners’ recognition suit.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
Rogers
Independence trials end as schooner Independence undergoes mast shortening
The first series of sail trials for the yacht Independence near Heston ends with noted defects. A 10 foot mast shortening and a 200 foot reduction in rail area are planned along with a stern post rudder replacement to lighten the craft. The yacht, failing to race today, will be dry docked at noon after mast removal.
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Heston
Independence
Navy Yard Dry Dock
Lazard Freres to undergo executive retirements at month end
New York reports that Eugene Arnstein and Eugene Meyer will retire from Lazard Freres at month end. Their replacements will be Charles Altschul from the London Paris California bank in San Francisco and KK. L. Riser of Heidelbach lemelheimer & Co.
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New York
Eugene Arnstein
Eugene Meyer
Lazard Freres
Charles Altschul
Bank of
San Francisco
KK. L. Riser
Heidelbach, Lekelheimer & Co
Finance report shows strong surplus for AOUW lodge
At the supreme lodge session the finance committee reported year ending May 31 1901 receipts of 94481 and disbursements of 77471. Total surplus of assets over liabilities was 197200.
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Buffalo
Dume
Supreme Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
Bonds Purchased by State Treasurer for Flathead County
State Treasurer Barrett purchased $20,000 of Flathead County free school bonds using permanent school fund money. The bonds pay 4 percent interest and are redeemable in 10 or 20 years.
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Btanchard
Helena
Barret
Flathead County
Mrs Botha Arrives in Brussels Receives Welcome
Brussels June 12 Mrs. Botha wife of Commandant General Botha arrived today at the railway station where she was received by Dr. Leyds.
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Brussels
Botha
Leyds
Irrigation and Labor Testimony Before Industrial Commission
Meade argues irrigation is needed in two fifths of the United States to profit farming and cites Louisiana Texas gains as proof. He cites 75 000 ditches costing at least 200 million dollars and urges government aid with conditions. Turnbull discusses California labor conditions, noting higher skilled pay east and Chinese labor being inefficient and generally unfavorable toward Chinese workers.
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Washington
Meade
Agricultural Department
Industrial Commission
United States
Louisiana
Texas
New England
Atlantic
Thomas Turnbull
San Francisco
California
Dominis and Kid McCoy Shine In St Louis Race Card
At St Louis fair grounds the June 12 card shows six races. Winners include Dominis in seven furlongs, Kid McCoy in one mile, Frank Bell in six furlongs, Chappaqua at one and one sixteenth miles, Horseshoe Tobacco in seven furlongs, and Whiss Me in one mile. Second and third places listed with each race.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Dominis
Clinton KB
Juliette B
Kid McCoy
Chickamauga
Silent Friend
Frank Bell
Maud Gonne
Hinecker
Chappaqua
Propeller
Hottentot
San Francisco racing results from Oakland meet
Races at Oakland featured strong finishes with Prestone winning the first race over Flatteret and You You. First Shot took the futurity selling race with Baul of Tarsus second. Faunette won the one and a quarter mile selling event with Kastame second. Montallaude captured the six and one half furlongs selling event. Blood Hope won the six furlongs selling race, Ralston second. Horton led the one mile and seven yards handling event with Dangerous Maid second.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Prestone
Flatteret
You You
Baul of Tarsus
Monda
Faunette
Kastame
Mlamero
Montallaude
Gibraltar
Decoy
Clood Hope
Ralston
Racetto
Horton
Dangerous Maid
Snips
Gravesend Racecard Sunday June 12
The New York program lists six races at Gravesend. First race six furlongs Sanders wins with Demurrer second and Hello of Lexington third in 1 10. Second race one and a quarter miles Starbright prevails Kamara second Terminus third in 2 06 4 5. Third race five furlongs Vagrant takes ahead of Father Weather and Missile in 1 08. Fourth race one mile and one sixteenth Lucky Star wins Tinge second Knight of the Garter third in 1 47. Fifth race Greater New York Steeplechase about two and a half miles Vassee Partout wins George Keene second Perton third in 4 51. Sixth race five and one half furlongs Gold Seeker wins Bonner second Fair Knight third in 1 07 4 5.
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New York
Gravesend
Sanders
Demurrer
Hello of
Lexington
Starbright
Kamara
Terminus
Vagrant
Father Weather
Missile
Lucky Star
Tinge
Knight of the Garter
Greater
Vassee Partout
George Keene
Perton
Gold Seeker
Bonner
Fair Knight
Highland Park Racing Card Detroit June 12
First race six furlongs Khodeki won Horsa second Drogheda third time 1 14. Second race half mile Khita won Genesa second Myrtle third time 0 49. Third race selling seven furlongs Wine Vress won Rotterdam second Custodian third time 1 ％s％. Fourth race Derby trial one and one sixteenth miles Petra won Ben MacDhul second Glen wood third time 14％. Fifth race four and a half furlongs selling Maru won Palmetta second Linden Tree third time Mile. Sixth race one and one eighth miles Dolls Wagner won Free Lance second A Winner third time 1 56％
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Detroit
Highland Park
Khodeki
Horsa
Drogheda
Khita
Genesa
Myrtle
Wine Vress
Rotterdam
Custodian
Petra
Ben MacDhul
Glenwood
selling—Maru
Palmetta
Linden Tree
Dolls Wagner
Free Lance
Thoroughbred sales and race results from Cincinnati and Gravesend
In Cincinnati six furlongs selling Jim Nap won with Belle Nutter second and Margaret Hoffman third. Other races saw King Daly, Northumberland, Corinne and Charles Estes win. In Gravesend NY yearling sales grossed over 1 000 with Whitney and Moore consignments leading. Chestnut colt Farandole offspring and other fillies sold for amounts around 1 000 to 1 600.
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New York
Gravesend
George Hi. Whitney
R. T. Wilson, Jr
T. Welch
Charles W. Moore
Lexington
St. Florian
Sidney Paget
Candlemas
Goldie
Murphy
Harlem summary race results from Chicago meet
Five furlongs selling winner Parna sus with Best Man second and Mikasa third in 1 02 8 for the initial race. Vincennes takes the mile and 100 yards with Blue Lick second and Trebor third in 1 49 4 5. Filon d Or wins the steeplechase short course with Dick Furber second and Olinthus third in 3 37 8 5. Endurance by Right wins the Petite stakes four and one half furlongs for 2280 dollars, Thistle places second and Make Winn third in 61 5. Bangle wins the one mile with Walesia second and Walk enshaw third in 4 5.
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Chicago
Harlem
Parnasus
Mikasa
Vincennes
Blue Lick
Trebor
Filon d'Or
Dick Furber
Olinthus
Right
Thistle
Make! Winn
Bangle
Walesia
Walkenshaw
Mile and 100 Yards Race Result
Sam McKeever won the race with Golden Scepter finishing second and Zacatosa placing third. The event covered 1 mile and 100 yards.
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Sam McKeever
Golden Scepter
Zacatosa
National League Scores From St Louis and Other Parks
In St Louis on June 12 Paddens three in the first gave the locals a lead over Philadelphia as Powell dominated the visitors. Attendance 2,500. Batteries Powell and Ryan. Orth and McFarland. In Pittsburgh, June 12 Pittsburg moved to first with a 5 2 win over Philadelphia. Attendance 3,500. Batteries Chesbro Zimmer. Phyle Warner. In Chicago, June 12 Chicago beat Brooklyn 8 1 as Kitson started strong and Kennedy finished. Attendance 800. Batteries Hughes Kahoe Kitson Kennedy. In Cincinnati, June 12 Cincinnati and Boston tied 6 6 when a ninth inning homer by Crolus tied the game. called at darkness after the 11th. Attendance 154. Batteries Hahn Bergen Nichols Whittredge.
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St. Louis
Padden
Philadelphia
Powell
Soearea
Chicago
Brooklyn
Kitson
Kennedy
Hughes
Cincinnati
Boston
Crolus
Nichols
Pittsburg
New York
Baltimore Defeats Chicago in First American League Game
Baltimore won the opening American League clash with Chicago as Foreman pitched a beautiful game and received strong support. Attendance reported as 1,407. Batteries: Foreman and Robinson for Baltimore Griffith Calahan and Sullivan for Chicago.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Foreman
Svore
Foreman and Robinson
Griffith
Calahan and Sullivan
Milwaukee Beats Philadelphia in First City Stop
Milwaukee pitching led by Sparks shut down Philadelphia 6 to 5 in June 12 action in the visitors first appearance in the city. Bernard was hit hard, but Sparks earned the win as Cleveland shut out Washington 6–0 behind Moore. Boston edged a high scoring game with precise pitching and timely hits.
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Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Sparks
Bernard
Cleveland
Washington
Moore
Carrick
Beere
Portland Defeats Seattle In Nine Run Baseball Game
Portland 8 Seattle 5 result reported from Seattle on June 12. Batteries Hallowell Frary Engel and Vigneux. umpires Mahaffey Harmon Geetes. Spokane and Adams Learfoss Glen don Swindells listed in game notes.
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R. HH
Seattle
Peretti
Portland
Tee the Batteries
Hallowell
Frary, Engel and Vigneux
Mahaffey
Harmon
R. J. E. Geetes
Adams
Learfoss
Glendon and
Swindells
Me Donald
Carlisle Indians Triumph Over Yale On Road
In New Leaven-Yale stadium Carlisle Indians defeated Yale 9 to 5. Providence-Brown game saw Harvard edge Brown 4 to 3.
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New Leaven
Yale
Carlisle Indians
Providence
Brown
Harvard
McGovern Sullivan Bout Offered in Hartford on July Fourth
Hartford June 12 The Nuts Meg Athletic Club offers a $10,000 purse for a July 4 bout between Terry McGovern and Dave Sullivan. McGovern says he is willing to accept.
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Hartford
Conn
Nutsmeg Athletic Club
Terry McGovern
Dave Sullivan
McGovern
Russia Signs Restrictive Order on German Securities
Berlin reports the Russian minister of finance M de White issued an order barring quotation on Russian bourses for securities of companies promoted or managed by German subjects without his special sanction. The decree is seen as evidence of Russia’s hostility to German commerce.
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Berlin
M. de White
Russia
Treasury Buys Short Term Bonds At Four Percent
The secretary of the treasury reports purchase of 35100 dollars in short term four percent bonds at one and a half percent premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Illinois Sets Speed and Maneuver Records in Sea Trial
Boston June 12 the new battleship Illinois claimed the fastest pace for her class after a 66 mile Governor course test from Cape Ann to Cape Porpoise. She maintained 17.31 knots for four hours and completed a tight 200 yard circuit in 3 minutes 10 seconds with steady power and no incidents.
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Boston
America
Ilinois
President's Roads
Cape Ann
Cape Porpoise
United States Naval
Illinois Sets Speed Record On Cape Ann Run
Rear Admiral Sampson and Evans led a Navy trial aboard the Illinois as she departed Boston for Cape Ann with a broom on her mast. Newport News Shipbuilding officials received a triumphant welcome after three years of work. The vessel achieved speeds around 17.84 knots with an average near 17.31 knots, with tidal corrections possible but unlikely to change the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Evans
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Boston
Illinois
Cape Ann
Woodmen Debates City Admission and Elects Officers
The Modern Woodmen of America met in St Paul with a lengthy vote on admitting cities over 200000 to the jurisdiction. Chicago failed to gain entry 260 to 228 with other cities also rejected. Utah likely to be admitted. Officers elected include Rev. James L. Charm, C. D. Elliott, H. M. Rich, and A. E. Bates. Lieutenant Colonel W. M. Saxon promoted to inspector general. The session featured a grand review and a major drill by Camp Northcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Woodmen of America
Law Committee
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Detroit
Cleveland
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Utah
James L. Charm
Waupan
Wis
C. D. Elliott
Washington
H. M. Rich
Richland
A. E. Bates
Minnesota
Camp Northcott
Mitchell
W. M. Saxon
Topeka
Kan
Des Moines and Lincoln Camps Compete in Drill Marks
The Milton street and University avenue drill plot hosted Gus Smith camp Des Moines which earned 97.0. Lincoln division No 1 from Lincoln Nebraska scored 96.2. Independence camp Rock Island Illinois followed with 98.05 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Street
University Avenue
Gus Smith
Des Moines
Lincoln
Neb
Independence Camp
Rock Island
Ill
Mines Consolidation Planned in Great Falls District
The Diamond R company and the Broadwater group near Neihart will merge into a new company valued at about 1.4 million dollars with equal basis for both properties. A stockholders meeting will ratify the consolidation, with officers reelected: L. S. McLure as president, Paris Gibson as vice president, W. P. Wren as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Diamond Ht
Broadwater Group
Neihart
Diamond R Company
Broad- Water
McLure
Broadwater Group of
L. 8. McLure
Paris Gibson
W. P. Wren
J. H. McKnight
Riley
Paul A. Fusz
Fara
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College of Agriculture and Liberal Arts
Stetson
Shriners AT
Scott Bridenthal
Salt Lake City
W H. Callister
al Gravesend
Newport
Jim Nap
Belle Nutter
Margaret Hoffman
King Daly
Mee Gaines
Handrad
Northumberia
Juniper
Hd Roth
Corinne
Pillow Dex
Georgiana
Alt
Ryan
Orth and McFarland
Emeatie
Phyvle
Tyle
Clarke
Coe Castles
Chesbro
Zimmer
Phyle
Warner
Dwyer
Hughes and Kahoe
Kitson Kennedy
McGuire
Farrall
Cunningham
R. H. E. Cucina
Rior
Walter Shoe
Sece
Cte
Batterslea
Hahn
Bergen
Baltimore & Chicago Jr
R. H. E. Mipwrukeo
Endes Escassecces
Bernard and
Powers
DuAbee
T Carrick
Grady and
Lark
Moore and Yeager
Young
Schreck
Sechriver
Bhaw
Lee P
Tacoma
Spokane
Ne Company
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