Three Men Attack Claim Linked to Partner Feud
N G Ryan, freighter near Cato coal mine, alleged three strangers attacked him and fled after beating him with a fence post. He later recanted, saying the three men were myths, though the club remained real in a feud with his partner. Sheriff pursued but dismissed the case.
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L J Christler Addresses Japanese at Deer Lodge
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Deer Lodge June 18. The St James Episcopal church overflowed with citizens and over 50 Japanese boys as Rev L J Christler Archdeacon of the Milk River valley mission spoke. He organized the mission in Montana three years ago with starts at Havre and missions in Cutbank Miles City Glasgow and Deer Lodge. Paul Tapina named evangelist missionary for Japanese in the state. He outlined mission work and spoke on mastery to local boys before Missoula diocese convention.
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Missoula
Sermon Defends Recreation and Baseball as Proper Amusements
Pastor Andrew A. Walker of St. Paul’s Methodist defends liberal recreation for youth, urges more playground space and less curbing of play. He praises baseball as a national sport though warns against Sunday games and excess, stressing parental guidance and balanced, wholesome amusements.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Jesys
Libby Tracks Growth as Rail Supply Influx Surges
Libby sees a week of rising railroad activity with car load arrivals including iron pipe for placer mining, a steam drilling machine, electric light poles, pressed brick and water works materials, electrical goods, and various machinery and farm implements. The town hosts a St Lawrence parish Ladies’ fundraiser at Columbia Gardens Monday June 19 with admission at $1.
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St. Lawrence Parish
Lessons from Jole on parenting values and growth
The excerpt urges prayer and practical wisdom in parenting. It cites patriarch Jole and his sons to argue that sensible guidance shapes children’s body, mind, and soul, leading to pride in their development.
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Jole
Diaz accuses Mexicans of ingratitude in exile
Exiled former Mexican president Porfirio Diaz, ailing and dejected, issued a formal statement aboard the steamer Ypiranga denouncing Mexican ingratitude toward his administration. He said he would land at Havre and travel with his family to Switzerland after the ship’s brief stop in Corunna.
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Havre
Switzerland
Results From Montana Crop Tests Distribute Emigrant Bulletin
Twenty thousand copies of the bulletin Dre Farming Investigations in Montana were shipped to St Paul for emigrants. Alfred A. Atkinson and J B Nelson summarize nine conclusions: profits from potatoes, grain crops with alternate cropping, fallow tilage, planting methods, and seed rates. Investigations will continue for more years to strengthen findings.
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Alfred A. Atkinson
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Taft Family Arrives for White House Silver Wedding
Washington June 17 Members of the Taft families begin entering the White House for the silver wedding celebration on Monday Miss Delia Torrey of Millbury Mass aunt of the president and Robert Taft eldest son arrived in Washington early today Charles Taft youngest son is expected before night.
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Maryland gifts Taft silverware for silver anniversary
Baltimore on June 17 reports a committee chosen by Governor Crother selected an embossed silver waiter a silver punch bowl and a handsome silver ladle as gifts from Maryland to President and Mrs Taft for their silver wedding anniversary The note also mentions the want columns reflecting business needs and household requirements.
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Faith and Moral Power in New Preacher Sermon
The new pastor Dr. W A Atchley delivered his initial sermon at First Baptist Church to a crowded audience. He spoke on The Secret of Moral Pleasure and Success from Matthew 17 19 20, urging faith in self, others, the ultimate triumph of good, and in God to accomplish tasks. His message framed unbelief as the root of failure and faith as the key to power in religious work.
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Fire destroys Bernhart hay barn near Bozeman
A bolt of lightning struck Andrew Bernhart’s large stock and hay barn on the East Gallatin River north of Bozeman, burning the structure and some harnesses and vehicles. No animals were inside the barn. The Rev. Mr. Holton’s team had just been moved out minutes before. Bernhart family members in a nearby residence were severely shocked.
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Gallatin
Bozeman
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Salt Lake Couple Guilty of White Slave Law Violation
A federal jury found May Brown and Herbert Fould guilty of violating the white slave law for enticing Cora Frohm of Salt Lake City to enter a house of ill repute in Pocatello Idaho.
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Herbert Fould
Cora Frohm
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Idaho
Madison wool sales cited for Boston firms and local updates
Special correspondence notes two more Madison wool sales to J. G. Holden for Dewes Gould & Co of Boston and Selway & Hirespie for Jeremiah William & Co of Bowten at about 18 cents. Reports describe wool quality and lighter wartime foreten matters, while weather damage includes a washed trestle near the Mille Lacs river and spring flooding. Growth topics cover mining work in Roach mine, American Goldfields reservoir progress, and Northern Pacific ticket office at Putney. Local sports, travel, and school notes close the item.
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Rochester Geich
Darnulser Lane
Chicago Daily Tribune Establishes Employee Pension System
Chicago on June 17 reports the Chicago Daily Tribune created a pension system for staff. Workers aged 60 with 20 or more years of service may retire at the pension board's discretion. Those with 2+ years may retire at 65. Executives exempt from the max age. Pensions range from 18 to 100 dollars per month.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Daily Tribune
Pension Board
Wool clip sells for nineteen cents at Miles City
The Andam Bros of Terry report a wool sale at 19 cents, a price buyers concede as correct and the first sale at that rate noted so far.
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Miles City
Andam Bros
Terry
Death of Sylvester L. Smith Former Union Pacific Manager
Chicago June 18 Sylvester L. Smith longtime railroad executive and former general manager of Union Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande died today in Chicago at age 72 after a long illness.
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Sylvester L. Smith
Union Pacific Railroad
Denver & Rio Grande
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