Students Take Their Degrees at College Graduation
A group of students celebrated completing degree requirements at the college ceremony. Faculty recognized graduates and conferred diplomas as families watched the event in the auditorium.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
16
Annual Montana State College commencement honors eight graduates
The Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts in Bozeman held its 1901 commencement in Assembly Hall. Four Bachelor of Science degrees were awarded to Ellie J. Moore Elers Koch Wyatt W. Jones and Zoe Monforton. Miss Givace Stanton earned a degree in music. other ceremonies included a musical recital, baccalaureate address by Rev Walter Hays, and various departmental programs featuring preparatory business and domestic science graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Ellie J. Moore
Elers Koch
Wyatt W. Jones
Zoe Monforton
Agricultural College
Messrs. Koch and Moore
Gallatin County
James Moore
East Gallatin
Peter Koch
Bozeman National Bank
Old Gallatin
Zoe Monferton
John Monferton
Miss Monforton
Egypt
Ilinois
Montana
East Flathead
the Agricultural College
M. L. Rickman
A. H. Currier
Willis Sprague
Helena
Flora Hartman
Eliabeth Brace
W. W. Welch
Reid
James Reid
Wyatt Jones
Elere Koch
Givace Stanton
G. Nichols
Mignon Quan
Lucy Kinney
Clara Walter
Madea
Lorraine V Freeman
Calvin
Grace Stanton
Gondolina Huntin
Quiville
Alice Chisholm
Vera Anderson
Zardo
Robert Chisholm
Schubert
Mary Watere
Warum
Grillen
Schumann
Carrie Staats
Opera House
Walter Hays
Missoula
Gome
Hays
Haye
George Feene
Mts
Mendelssohn
Maclean
Divine Redeemer
Mom
Shaw
Hey
Koschat
Freese
Cholian Literary Society
Young Ladies’ Society
Clhiolian
Place Aux Dames
Marbeth
Thomas
Lorraine Freeman
Coda Alward
Vida Work
Shakespeare
Ophelia
Agnes Morris
Lady Macbeth
Beatrice Freeman
Portia
Mignon Uaw
Juliet
Marie Hilla
Gurlitt
Frances Maynard
Bessie Bulen
Clio
Edna Lewis Secy
Idna Lewis
Lustepiel
Keler Bela
Elizabeth Stone James
Mrs. Shaw
Ros
Marst
Frank W. Ham
Keenan
Lathrop
Harry Graham
Gabriel Grub
Dick Weed
Sben Bok
Marian Auld
Wagner
Pave Ee Tiecety
L. Patterson
Tory Dutt
Maude Wisner
Willard EK
Harris
Elmeray
Poor widow inherits nearly million from judge’s estate
Wichita in early June reports Mrs. Dr. Black a poor widow named beneficiary of the estate of the late Judge Leavenworth of Ban. ran viseo to the amount approaching a million dollars. Mrs. Black’s late husband was the judge’s nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Dr. Black
Jimige Leavenworth
Ban . Ran. Viseo
Awful Crime by New York Cotton Company Employee
James F. Ahern, 0 years old, an employee of the American Cotton Company, killed his wife Betty aged 38 and then shot himself in Gravesend today. Both were found dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James F. Ahern
American Cotton Company
Gravesend
Supreme Court halts recount orders in four Missouri cases
Jefferson City Mo June The supreme court has made absolute the writs of prohibition issued against judges of the St. Louis courts who ordered a recount in four contested election cases. The court declared that complying with the judges orders would violate ballot secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Pope Receives Cardinal in Farewell Audience
In Rome on June 19 the pope granted a farewell audience to Cardinal Gibbons before his departure. The ceremony marked the cardinal’s departure from Rome after his diplomatic and religious duties for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Auadie
State waives rights on Powell county bonds sale
Helena June 19 The state board of land commissioners waived all rights the state may have possessed to the $75 000 Powell county bonds sold to Thomas Cruse Savings Bank The action removes any cloud on the bonds as the board reconsidered road section line orders and authorized an eventual state land right of way fence payment of 400 to cover damages, with Chateau county road plans intact across state land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Board of Land Commissioners
Powell County
Thomas Cruse Savings Bank
Ite
Chateau County
Chinook
Rainbolt
Donovan
Treasury officials deny Russia petroleum duty claim
Washington reports Treasury officials say the Dingley tariff act requires duties on foreign petroleum only if the country imposes a duty on American oil, and they have not passed on Russia imports. They note a 1911 board decision treated Russian petroleum refined in England and then shipped to the United States as dutiable, but little Russian crude enters U.S. markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Department
Russia
United States
Board of General Appraisers
England
Treasury claims Dingley law applies to oil country of production
The treasury contends that under the Dingley tariff act the 626 provision applies to the country where petroleum is produced, not the export country. It notes no duties have been collected on Russian petroleum imported directly, and references actions from March 9 regarding that nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury Department
Department
US Philippine commission allows English and native dialects in courts
The United States Philippine commission amends the five year language provision permitting proceedings in English and native dialects with Spanish translations unless litigants stipulate otherwise. If both parties agree, records must be written in both languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States Philippine Commission
Heines Cash Bond Deposited for Montana Ore Case
Edwin W. Toole and A B Clements deposited seven certified checks of 100000 each from State Savings Bank of Butte with Henry Ricketts, clerk of the supreme court, to cover the bond for Montana Ore Purchasing Company to protect Boston and Montana Company. The money will be disposed of per court instructions, with no order announced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Fleiens
Edwin W. Toole
A. B. Clements
Montana
Delaware Surety Company
Henry Ricketts
Surpreme
State Savings Bank of
Butte
Boston & Montana Company
Ricketts
Jury Frees Richard Loper in Bank Conspiracy Case
Philadelphia June 19. The jury found Richard F. Loper not guilty by court direction in a conspiracy case with Cashier John Hopkins to defraud the People's bank. The bank failed March 24, 1888, and the Guaranteers Indemnity Co. collapsed. Hopkins killed himself alleging Loper’s role. Judge Martin barred key evidence, directing the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Richard F. Loper
John Hopkins
People’s Bank
Indemnity Company
Loper
Hopkins
Martin
Adjutant General Corbin to Inspect Philippines Mission
Washington reports Adjutant General Corbin will depart tomorrow for the Philippines to conduct a special inspection of military conditions and needs, providing personal information to the president and the secretary of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Corbin
Philippines
American Telegraph declares regular and extra dividends
Boston, June 19. The directors of the American Telegraph company today declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent and an extra dividend of percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Telegraph Company Today
Dealers Are Arrested in San Francisco Clothing Case
Washington reports two telegraphs on clothing frauds tied to soldiers in San Francisco. General Shafter notes small quantities from a single junk dealer. arrests of the junk man and son proceed. Seized items include blankets, leggings, blue flannel shirts, blouses, gloves, and shoes totaling 77 black calf pairs and 53 tan and russet pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
San Francisco
General Corbin
General Shafter
Colone Mays
Presidio
Rockefeller Gift To Cornell For New Facilities
Ithaca N Y June 19 At a trustees meeting Cornell President Bchurman announced a letter from Mr Rockefeller pledging 250000 to the university with a condition of matching funds from others The 500000 total will back additions for instructional and research facilities upon securing the money
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca, N. Y
Cornell University
Bchurman
Rockefeller
Vickers Firm Announces Internal Capital Increase
Vickers Sons and Maxim informs the Associated Press that lifting the firm’s capital by 1,000,000 dollars in ordinary shares is an internal matter unrelated to the American amalgamation. The move is described as necessary for the English company’s needs and has no international significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vickers Sons & Maxim
Associated Press
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Num
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Carrie Gardner
Gertrude Moore
Perry Chisholm
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Schuman
Preamschule
Valse Noble-Pantalon Et Colombine
Valve Allemande Et Paganini
Aven-Promenade
Hattie Parkins
Metro
Treble Clef Club
Packeltanz
Meyerbeer
Edith Brown
Paderewski
Dot
Butterworth
Handel
Lucy Giage
Noah Stiff
Savery
Ida Kountz
Marie Hills
Business Department
Mendelssohn, Weber
Scharwenka
Chopin
Wyatt
Miss Grace Stanton
Elers Kocrt
Are
Ellie
Wife
New York Cotton Company
Star
Emery
Windsor
Heinze
Corbin Will Laspeet
Cornell
John D. Rockefeller
University
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