St Mark's Church consecrated with 75 delegates in Anaconda
The St Mark's church in Anaconda was consecrated at 11 o clock with a 40 voice choir, a procession of clergy, and Bishop Brewer presiding. About 75 delegates from across Montana attended and were hosted at a luncheon by the guild and Daughters of the King. Delegates toured the smelter and returned to Butte on afternoon trains.
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Bishop Brewer
Messrs. Love
Helena
Quinney
Virginia City
Lewis
Bogeman
Dickey
Kalispell
Ledford
Centerville
Chestnett
Fort Benton
Blackiston
Butte
Hooker
Milton
Fogarty
Hamilton
Miss Williams
Gaul
S. C. Blackiston
Guild
John T Sullivan Arrested for Disturbing Peace Fined
John T Sullivan was arrested yesterday by Officer Powers on a complaint from his wife alleging domestic disturbance and furniture smashing. He was taken to the city jail and appeared before Police Magistrate R J Hayes for trial and fined ten dollars. Officer Armstrong later arrested John Martin on a charge of begging drinks and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Sullivan
Powers
Sullivan
R. J. Hayes
Armstrong
John Martin
Martin
Family cures boost Dr Williams Pink Pills claims
A Grand Rapids family reports dramatic improvement after Stella Reeves used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Her mother and father also took the remedy, each noting relief from fatigue spinal pain and nervous debility. The article touts the pills as a cure for blood and nerve related diseases with a price of 50 cents per box and six for two dollars and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Reeves
Dr. Williams
Reeves
Crescent Avenue
Grand Rapids
Mich
Pythian Temple
Stella
Mr. Reeves
aTee Co
Schenectady
Bright
Montana
Frank Merrell
North Washington Street
Butte
Mont
Dean
Toronto
Canada
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Bum O'Brien Arrested After Vagrancy Past Term
Police arrested Bum O'Brien, known to the force, after Officer Hartz found him asleep in a shed. He faces a morning hearing for his latest charge as reports note heavy whiskey use. McRae and Co advertises light weights with a 20 percent discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Hartz
McRae & Co
Firecracker Nuisance Pre Fourth Sparks Police Warning
Firecrackers and fireworks are on sale early attracting boys who throw them at pedestrians and litter streets. Horses are frightened and near-runaways reported. police will arrest any youngster caught firing crackers on the streets.
Runaway 13-Year-Old Harry Fol som Sought by Police
Police seek 13 year old Harry Folsom missing from Sprague Washington who was last seen near Rathdrum Idaho on the 12th aiming for Butte or Anaconda. He wears blue bib overalls a dark shirt and a black turned brim hat with no coat. He has blue eyes and light hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Harry Folsom
BK. FE. Folsom
Sprague, Wash
Rathdrum
Idaho
Butte
Leadbeater to Speak on The Other Side of Death at Christan Church
Charles W. Leadbeater lectures this evening at the Christan church on The Other Side of Death with rumors of large attendance as many.theosophists in the city show interest. He also schedules a Reincarnation lecture at Dewey hall tomorrow afternoon inviting the public. This may be his final appearance before the Anaconda branch of the Theosophical Society before he departs for Tacoma and Seattle next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Leadbeater
Christan Church
Mr. Leadbeater
Dewey Hall
Anaconda
Theosophical Society
Tacoma
Seattle
First CM St Paul bridge train crosses flood debris
Kansas City reports the first train over the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul bridge since the flood crossed the Missouri River on the restored line to Kansas City. Streetcar service will resume on one of the three lines Sunday. Police ban fireworks and firearms due to water shortages. five firecrackers are not permitted.
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Kansas City
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Missour River
Kansas Cy
Kan
Hygh Acquitted In Idaho Murder Self Defense Verdict
After a two day trial Charlee Hygh was found not guilty of murder in the case of The Bong a Chinaman cook at Lemps ranch northeast of Boise The jury ruled Hygh acted in self defense in the March 13 incident in question
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Charlee Hygh
Hygh
Bong
Lemp
Zion Gets Convention
Atlantic City reports Salt Lake City won the bid to host the next annual convention of the International League of Press Clubs after the 25 June gathering in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
International League of Press Clubs
Salt Lake City
Marriage dispute sparks Philipsburg mob violence
Har len H Reed and Hilda Noe wed in Philipsburg as a mob attacked the Noe residence with cans, fireworks, and gunfire over money demands. The sheriff dispersed the crowd after property damage including a ruined Brussels carpet. The Noes plan to sue the town. a grand jury is being urged to indict offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noe
Philipsburg
Chicago
Anaconda
Napton
Dandruff Germ Attacks Hair Says Ad for Herpicide
An advertorial claims a parasite causes dandruff and hair loss and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a permanent cure. It explains the germ burrows to the hair root, producing white scales, and offers samples by mail from the Herpicide Co in Detroit, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Chemical Laboratory
Herpicide Co
Detrat, Mich
Keenine Razor Edge Tale in Brooklyn Bogie
A reader recounts a mistaken purchase of Keenine a supposed razor strap prep. He learns it was quinine the druggist sold and reflects on the comic misunderstanding and the unexpectedly sharp shave it produced. The piece ends with a wry note on human quirks and imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Keeneen
Uite
Cardinal Receives Confession At Evening Party
At a St James Gazette gathering a cardinal is pressed by ladies about startling confessions. He cites a first penitent who sought absolution for murder after his ordination, provoking shuddering reactions among the crowd. An elderly marquess then claims to be the cardinal’s first confession, recalling past service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
First St Angela's Academy Commencement Honors Eleven Grads
Eleven young women graduated at St Angela's academy in its first commencement. Rev Father Coopman presented degrees as students displayed art, embroidery, and scenes from Henry VIII. Gold medals and premiums acknowledged Christian doctrine knowledge and high averages across senior to primary classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Angela’s Academy
Anna
Murphy
Effie (. Hardy
Rose M. Beckers
Isabelle E. McCaffery
Agnes E. Lyons
Helen S Harrington
Mary A. Dowd
Ida F. Butler
Anna M. Coyne
Margaret G. Maginnis
Alice M. Malvey
Father Coopman
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Academy
Mary Sullivan
June Twohy
Margaret Maginnis
Gertrude McGinnis
Anna Murphy
Gertrude Wicke
Anna Sullivan
John Bowers
Anna Coyne
Angela Kirkpatrick
Winnie McGovern
Juletta Tuchscherer
John Savage
Recollections of Eugene Field and a Frugal Dinner Dare
In a Brooklyn Eagle reminiscence, the narrator recalls days with Eugene Field at Chicago Daily News. A Monday payday dinner leads Field to finagle a cigar purchase, then fail to receive change, leaving him $8 short and the narrator covering the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Eagle
Eugene Field
Chicago Daily News
Field
Tou
Butchers' Contest Off in Toledo Amid Humane Concerns
A planned butchers contest in Toledo Ohio today has been canceled due to interference from humane advocates. Organizers advertised the event as a public contest of killing and dressing animals but authorities or supporters intervened prompting cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Polgdo
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Anaconda News
Mark
Mackiston
Officer Powers
Bam” O'Brien
Pather
Fystal
MRAL
Hayes This Morune
KE. Folsom
Leadbeater
Zion
Charivari
Lady Cadles Trolbele
Thess
Standard
Harlan H. Reed
Hilda Noe
Nicholas Noe
Mr. Reed
of Illinois
Father Aiken
Keeneern
Brooks
Young Women Recheive Degrees
Vececk
Eid
ANS Kidney Pills
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Smith Drug CO
Main Street
Cook County Hospital
D. D. D. Company
Dearborn Street
Illinois
Butchers
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