Governors urged to attend mining congress conference in Butte
Helena June 19 Governor Toole mails letters to state and territorial governors inviting their attendance at the international mining congress in Butte September 1 to 5. He proposes a conference of governors and lieutenant governors in St. Louis to discuss representation at the 1904 exposition and notes governors serve as congress vice presidents.
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Standard
Helena
Toole
Butte
Missouri
St. Louis
United States
America
Montana
Congress
Woodmen Policy Debates At Great Falls Convention
The Woodmen of the World in Great Falls approves no change to the cumulative plan of beneficiary certificates and rejects Trinity camp’s amendment. Delegates. select Misses Bishop Daly Palmer Davis, Pittwood as officials and plan Cripple Creek meeting. Billings chosen for 1904 convention site.
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Standard
Great Falls
Woodmen of the World
Montana
Trinity Camp
Board of Head Managers
Pacific
Board of Managers
the Women of Woodcraft
Butte
Erick
Bishop
Morrison
Curtis
Dolan
Chamberlain
Minger
Warner
Helena
A. E. Caufield
Mary Daly
Julian Palmer
Ollie Davis
Bozeman
W. H. Pittwood
Stein
Katherine Morris
Billings
Smallpox Case Reopens City Pesthouse in Great Falls
In Great Falls a new smallpox case, Percy Saunders 29, emerges after returning from Butte. Health officer confirms illness, transfers him to the pesthouse under Dr Getshorp, and orders fumigation of rooms used during his stay. Saunders worked at the Boston Montana smelter and became ill yesterday.
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Tandara
Percy Saunders
J. H. Fairfield
Getshorp
Saunders
Boston
Montana
Butte
Suit to eject from land over Yellowstone fences
A U S court action by District Attorney Carl Rasch seeks ejectment of James L Ash for fencing about nine sections in Yellowstone country. The government contends the land is public domain and seeks an injunction to bar Ash from future claims. If ordered to remove fences, the marshal may tear them down.
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Standard
Helena
United States
Distict
Carl Rasch
James L. Ash
Yellowstone
Ash
el Ash
Extending Street Railway Work Starts in Helena
Work has begun on extending Helena street railway from eighth avenue to the Capitol via Fontana and Sixth avenues ending at the building front. Grading is in progress with rails and ties hauled to the ground and expected to be in operation for the station. A loop at Broadwater lines terminus at the State nursery allows cars to loop and return without reversing. A similar loop is being built at Stedman's foundry for the Central Park line.
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Secial
Standard
Helena
Eghth Avenue
Capitol
Fontana
Sixth Avenues
Statersery
Stedman's Foundry
Central Park
Elks of Montana Special Assessment Funds Salt Lake Trip
A $1 per member assessment by Montana Elks funds travel to Salt Lake City for lodge attendance. Secretary George M. Hays reports $1,225 collected from Helena, Silver Bow, Livingston, Great Falls, Lewistown, Bozeman, Virginia City, Red Lodge, Kalispell. Several lodges have not remitted. Each attendee covers own rail and sleeping car fare.
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Standard
Helena
Elks of
Reddge
Kalispell
Naconda
Miles City
Billings
Misula
Salt Lake City
Colgate Grants D. D. to Serena E Payne in Ceremony
Colgate University awarded the Doctor of Divinity degree to Serena E Payne in a June ceremony in Hamilton New York. Payne serves as chairman of the ways and means committee of the House of Representatives.
Wool Prices Pleasing to Montana Woolmen
Billings June 19 Woolmen were greatly pleased by the Great Falls wool market opening at 16 cents. A local grower expects about 200000 pounds to market and reports a bid two cents higher than last year. Shrinkage differs by two cents this year, boosting prospects for Montana wool and cash receipts this season.
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Standard
Billings
Morning Standard
Great Falls
Montana
Alleged Deserter At Fort Harrison Sought By Four Soldiers
Helena June 19 Fred M. Anderson a hospital corps member at Fort Harrison is alleged to have deserted this morning while under arrest. A detail of four soldiers searched all afternoon but found no trace of him.
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the Standard
Helena
Fred M. Anderson
Fort Harrison
Livingston Post to Begin Daily Publication
It is reported that the Livingston Post will soon start a daily newspaper replacing its weekly issue. The new paper will be a straight democratic publication.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Livingston Post
Damages Sought Over Maccabees Initiation Beating
Rev. H C Warman of Glendive sues the Knights of the Maccabees for 10000 in damages alleging brutal initiation abuse during a March 1901 ritual. Defendants deny the charges, claim prior injuries, and accuse Warman of conspiring to harm them. Court adjourned after pleadings.
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Standard
Miles City
H. C. Warman
Glendive
Knights of the Maccabees
Place
Sidney Lanner
C. C. Hurley
Henri J. Haskell
J. W. Strewell
Haskell
Busy Bee
Order of Maccabees
Has
Lodge
Rose Kupparin Goes Home After Hold For Incorrigibility
Great Falls June 19 Rose Kupparin daughter of Mr and Mrs Kupparin residing near Belt released by Justice Safford without a hearing and on her way home A telephone from the father asked that the case be dismissed so she could return home rather than a reform school The father will come to the city to ensure proper care in the future The deputy county attorney and the court agreed and the girl expressed willingness to return home
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Rose Kupparin
State Board of Education
Idaho
Wyoming
Julia Sheehy
John Sheehy
Butte
Thomas Hogan
Texas
Matt Bernatz
West Union
Iowa
Frank Bernatz
Northern Pacific
Jary Wickes
Denver
Pierce
F. Patterson
Sheridan
Mont
A. H. Foster, Jr
Minnie Watson
Meagher County
Berkin
V. J. McKinnon
Iva May
Boulder
Walter Isbell
Z. Street
J. ©. Sims
Elkhorn Creek
Long Bros
Broadwater County
C. E. Foster
Amazon
W. B. Hundley
Mr. Foster
Seattle
Great Northern Road
Dr. Robertson
Northwest Territory
Enterprise Subscription Plan Posts Appeal
Individuals expressing support urge subscriptions to the enterprise. If enough stock is not paid to justify proceeding, the project will be abandoned.
Boulder Notes Move to Ranch Outing and Local Visits
Boulder June 19 Special Correspondence lists families preparing an extended outing to Smith River Valley Meagher County returning in August. It notes visitors from Bristol Conn and Dillon, local schoolboard talks on hiring Lois Newport, a Great Northern depot agent move, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives in Ill inois Missouri Washington and Montana, with minor local changes in personnel and property sales.
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The
Standard
Boulder
John Berkin
Smith River Valley
Meagher County
George Merriman
Bristol
Conn
Merriman
Don Smith
Ogden
Sacred Heart Academy
Annie
Salie Maguire
Aretta Ryan
Valley
Sharkey
Stellie
Dillon
Anna Reinig
Helen Fred Wild
Basin
Illinois
Bert Robertson
Jefferson County Sentinel
Hohmann
Handley
Helena
Great Northern Railway
Lois Newport
Bonner
Mont
Myrtle Hartell
Mary McLeod
Elkhorn
Great Falls
Belt
Henry Nelson
Napaville
Wash
Missouri
Charles Scharf
Mr. McAloney
State School For the Deaf and the Blind
Miles City License Case Ends With Guilty Verdict
The Miles City case against J Epstein of Jutte for selling goods without proper license ended with a jury finding him guilty. The court fined Epstein 50 dollars plus costs and the case will be appealed.
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The
Standard
Miles City
City of
J. Epstein
County Auditor Files Quarterly Report with Board
Great Falls on June 19 County Auditor Carr filed the quarterly report with the board of commissioners as required by law. The report was laid over to the July term for action. The clerk was authorized to advertise for bids to build the Nejhart road change advised by the board.
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Standard
Great Falls
Carr
Board of Commissioners
Nejhart Road
Insane Gus Algreer Held After Jail Transfer in Billings
Billings June 19 Gus Algreer who developed insanity in the city jail yesterday is held in the county jail. He was better this morning and told Jailer Roberts he had worked on a section near Huntley and had part of a month's wages due from the railroad company.
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The
Standard
Billings
Gus Algreer
Roberts
Huntley
Red Lodge Couple Married at Home Ceremony
Billings June 19 Dr. Edgar K. E. Doty and Miss Ellen R. O Rourke both of Red Lodge were married this evening by Justice Fraser. The ceremony took place at the bride's sister Mrs Hugh Barrack home.
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The
Standard
Billings
Edgar KE. Doty
Ellen R. O*rourke
Red Lodge
Justice Fraser
Hugh Babcock
Co operative Mercantile Store Plan Lacks Local Interest
In Red Lodge a meeting at the opera house drew few attendees as residents discuss forming a cooperative mercantile company. Finnish participants showed little interest, though the idea originated among them. A soliciting committee will visit potential supporters.
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The
Standard
Red Lodge
Opera House
Oil Prospects Draw J A Kennedy Visit to St Mary Country
Special correspondence reports deputy customs official J A Kennedy touring the north and praising oil potential in the St Mary country. J E Cashman buys the Collins shearing plant, plans to run 20 machines powered by a gasoline engine within days. William Reed, who assaulted Mike Cuka and took 27 50, is captured near Steel Station and jailed on a petit theft charge.
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Standard Chateau
J. A. Kennedy
St. Mary
J. E. Cashman
Collins
Clark Bros
William Reed
Mike Cuka
Taylor
Steel Station
Chateau
Justice de Haas
Petit
Fourth of July events and local notes from town
Larceny case ended with a guilty plea and a 50 day jail term. money recovered. Fourth of July preparations list J. FE. Erickson as orator Kate Kennedy to read the declaration of independence and Lawrence Davis as marshal. programme includes music and later sports. Rev. F. L. Buzzell moves his family into the Burton residence east of town for a month. rusticate planned. George Hodgins and his wife of Chicago arrived for a two month visit to J. E. Burke, Mrs. Hodgins’ brother.
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J. FE. Erickson
Kate Kennedy
Lawrence Davis
F. L. Buzzell
Burton
George Hodgins
Chicago
J. E. Burke
Red Lodge to Host Billings in Sunday Baseball Showdown
The return game between Red Lodge and Billings is set for next Sunday and is expected to draw large crowds from nearby towns. Two excursion trains will run to Red Lodge one from Billings and one from Bridger to accommodate fans.
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Red Lodge
Jean
Billings
Bridger
H. B. Segur Not Improving Rapidly but Recover Still Likely
Billings report states H. B. Segur is not improving as fast as friends wish but no alarm is warranted. He has endured several bad nights yet gained strength and his chances for recovery remain good.
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The
Standard
Billings
H. B. Segur
Bath Robes and Summer Loungewear Trends in New York World
The New York World outlines seaside fashion for summer featuring French bath robes, Turkish toweling robes for privacy, Grand Prix French linen suits with open mesh fabric, leather watch fob, washable silks and pongees, and sheer Tussah silk as key trends.
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New York
Fashion Notes Highlight Summer Gowns and Tailored Looks
The piece describes summer fashion options including yoke effects on skirts, brilliantine shirt waist suits in various shades for different occasions, pongee dusters for travel with silk trim, and shirt waist costumes in lawn and satin foulards. Linen suits appear lighter and less severe as the shirtwaist trend expands its reach.
A Discourse on Loafer From the London Chronicle
The piece traces the word loafer from its Mexican and Texan roots through English adaptation. It contrasts British and American usage, citing Bartlett, Breitman, and Josh Billings to describe the loafer as idle, unearn’d, and socially varied from judge to street beggar.
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London Chronicle
Rhodes
Hans Breitman
Galoot
Mexico
Texas
States
Bartlett
Josh Billings
Alminax
Cecil Rhodes
Dalham
America
Henry W. Shaw
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Mining Congress
Mr. Mahon
Woodmen
Ronment
Capital Building
Elks
Payne
Maccabees
MR. Warman
Initia
Tion
Tonkin
E. Park St
Sweet, Orr & Co's
California
Vienna
O' Rourke
Choteau
Segur
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