Montana Christian Endeavor Union Holds Ninth Annual Convention
At Helena the Montana Christian Endeavor Union meets in its ninth annual convention with 75 to 80 delegates at the First Christian church. George H B Willson of Bozeman delivers the annual address urging united leadership and broader outreach as reports show three new societies added and two disbanded in mining towns.
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Helena
Montana Christian Endeavorer Union
First Christian Church
George HB. Willson
Bozeman
Christian Endeavorers
Willson
Missoula
Ravalli
Dillon
Kalispell
Willison
Endeavorer Society Sessions Highlight State Union Meeting
Reports show 28 active senior societies in the state and 14 junior groups. Funds raised for state union work totaled 72.11. Kate Halls of St. Louis spoke on junior work while W L Holloway and Rev Tonge addressed youth engagement and future challenges. A lively question box concluded the day before an evening revival address.
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Presbyterian Church
Central Park
Gallatin County
Spring Creek
Flathead
Anaconda
Plains
Missoula County
Langston
Lelia McLean
Deer Lodge
J. N. McLean
Wick Cook
Helena
H. J. Miller
Livingston
Frederick Tonge
Butte
Etta Coy
Great Falls
F. G. Blanchard
Credentials
Lela McLean
Nance Hardenbrook
T. A. Wickes
Boulder
Bo Cooley
Bozeman
J. Reavis
Hamilton Reports
Mr. Richardson
H. J. Paxhase
Powell
M. W. Jordan
Ilchrist
Dwight Stone
H. H. Jones
Butte Press
Volney BK
Kagy
G. Dolman
Kate Halls
St. Louis
W. L. Holloway
Jack
Dunlap
Seattle
Nine Filipino rebel leaders take oath to government in Manila
Nine insurgent generals including Pio del Pilar Concepcion Garcia and Alvarez were released in Manila after swearing allegiance to the government and renouncing revolution. The oath binds more firmly than Otis’s and aims to win harmony with American sovereignty. Senor Buencamino took the oath earlier. Officials hope amnesty will now persuade followers to surrender.
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Manila
Pio del Pilar
Concepion
Garcia
Alvarez
Polish treason case verdict at Leipsic court
Berlin report says Wishold Leitgeber editor of Giagelta Ostrowska Ostrow Indicted for high treason tied to Poland restoration efforts. Printer Melero wicz and tailor Koleda acquitted. Trial revealed Polish societies in the United States contributing to the Polish national fund aimed at restoring the Polish kingdom.
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Berlin
Supreme Court
Leipsic
Wishold Leitgeber
Giagelta Ostrowska
Ostrow
Kingdom of
Poland
Melerowicz
Koleda
United States
Polish National Fund
Powers Freed After Governor Taylor Pardon Bar
Captain John Powers of Barbourville Ky released after habeas corpus hearing by County Judge Cornett. Powers produced a pardon issued by Governor Taylor on March 6, 1800 offering it to bar prosecution for complicity in Governor Goebel's murder. This is his second arrest and release on the same charge.
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Harlan Court House
John Powers
Barbourville
Goebel
Itt
Cornett
Powers
Taylor
Taylors Parlon
Judge clears American Fee Company in probe case
Judge Albert Cheater ruled against the company on all points and voided writs restraining Referee Meyer Nessbaum from examining its officers. The decision allows Nessbaum to continue the investigation into the company’s affairs before Justice Chase.
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Albany
Nsn
Albert Cheater
American Fee Company
Byudy Herrick
Meyer Nessbaum
Chase
Nessbaum
Herald Sold in Los Angeles Foretelling Political Shift
The Los Angeles Herald, then the only Democratic daily in the city, is reported sold with transfer to occur tomorrow. The new owner is a newspaperman named James of Sanford Virginia, with W H M Turrison and Governor Henry Ciage linked to the venture, suggesting a move to a Republican editorial line.
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Cal
the Express
Los Angeles Herald
Los Anneles
James
Sanford
W. HM. Turrison
Henry
Heat kills two as city swelters amid high humidity
In Chicago on a June day, Antone Shoggens collapsed in the street and Oscar Heisener, while sitting at a second story window, fell to the ground with fatal injuries. The thermometer showed 9 degrees and humidity near saturation. a late heavy shower offered some relief.
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Hicago
Antone Shoggens
Oscar Heisener
Heat Claim Three Lives In Pittevarg Area
Three deaths and several prostrations from heat were reported. The deceased include Mrs. Mary M. Shaeffer aged 30 and iron workers William Woerner, Samuel Buston, Robert Waddell. Mary Tierney aged 3 died, others not expected to survive. Cloudy skies and a good breeze kept the afternoon temperatures down.
Heavy rains aid wheat crop in upper Midwest
General heavy rains reported last night across Wisconsin Minnesota and North DakotaSouth Dakota. Farmers say the showers come at an opportune time and likely will wave the wheat crop in the last named states.
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la Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
Bouta Trakota
Storm Ravages Southern Indiana Widespread Crop Loss
A severe storm swept Southern Indiana with swollen creeks and washed out bridges. Wheat crop near destruction and other crops damaged across Evansville and surrounding areas.
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Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Tolus
Americans Present London Meeting of Engineers Society
At the annual meeting of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers about seven members of the American Society attended. Mr. Morgan of Worcester Massachusetts responded to the address of welcome.
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London
Institute of Mechanical Engineers
American Society
Morgan
Worcester
Mars
Sharp Rifle Skirmish Amid South African War Dispatch
London reports a sharp rifle skirmish near Pretoria with Boer forces. General Rundle declined attack amid ongoing fighting. Wires between Standerton and Newcastle cut. De Wet with 54,000 men moving northeast. Kruger remains at Machadodorp and hospital mismanagement provokes Parliament and church criticism.
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Rundle
Seneral
Pretoria
Standerton
New Castle
Redvers Buller
Heliograph
DeWet
Orange River
Botha
Kruger
Machadodorp
South Africa
England
Times
W. A. Burdett-Coutts
Westminster
Cape Town
Boers entrenched in Middleburg hills as foreign corps loot
London reports from Transvaal advices that Boer forces hold strong positions in the Middleburg hills while Irish Dutch and Italian units grow uncontrollable looting stores and farms. Bar gold circulates as a suspected inferior quality drug and much stolen gold awaits smuggling out of the Transvaal.
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London
Laurenco Marquez
The
Times
Transvaal
Middleburg
Hill in Control of Northern Pacific
The Times reports James J. Hill has secured control of the Northern Pacific. A New York telegram notes Henry C. Payne travels to Cleveland to discuss consolidating the Great Northern and Northern Pacific. William Van Horne gives details of the Hill coup to a Montreal business friend.
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Minneapolis
the Times This Morning
New York
James J. Hill
Northern Pacific
Henry C. Payne
Republican National Committee
Cleveland
Mark Hanna
Great Northern
William van Horne
Canadian Pacifice
Montreal
Association of Chambers of Commerce session opens with trade talks
June 2 saw the UK Association of Chambers of Commerce resume its session. President R T Ruehle spoke on board relations and the Manchester free trade school, drawing cheers and dissent. He cautioned against assuming Britain would abandon free trade, suggesting a possible reciprocal link with colonies.
London Opens Modern Underground Electrical Railroad
The Bank of England to Western suburbs route was opened by the Prince of Wales this afternoon. He rode the full line and praised the handsome American cars and the street elevators to stations, 80 feet underground.
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London
Bank of England
Prince of Wales
New York
Hutchison Resigns After 17 Years With Union Pacific
Samuel Hutchison, after 17 years in the Union Pacific passenger department rising to second in that unit, resigns to take a better position elsewhere. He came to Omaha seven years ago as assistant general passenger agent.
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Omaha
Neb
Samuel Hutchison
Union Pacific
Oth
Stomach Bitters Promoted For Digestive Health
An advertisement urges readers to use Hostetters Stomach Bitters to aid digestion and nutrition. It claims the product restores strength by improving stomach function and blood quality, addressing stomach liver and kidney troubles, and notes a Private Revenue Stamp on the bottle neck.
Rumors of resignations denied by railway officials
General Manager Dickinson and Superintendent McConnell stated they know of no resignations in the operating department, despite rumors that resignations might follow Mr Hutchison. The officials spoke this evening to clarify staffing in the motive power and operation sectors.
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Dickinson
Motive Power
McConnell
Peel in the Dock at Old Bailey for Libel
Sir Robert Peel appeared at the Old Bailey on the charge of criminally libeling his brother in law Mr Von Der Heidt related to the Peel estate trusteeship. He withdrew the statements and apologized for calling him a blackmailer, and the court bound him over to await sentence if required.
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London
Sir Robert Peel
Old Bailey
Mr. von der Heidt
Peel
Robert
Robert Peel
Boers Captured by British Arrive at Jamestown
Sarel Eloff grandson of Kruger lands at Jamestown with 11 officers and 98 troopers, mostly foreigners. Prisoners headed to Deadwood camp where most inmates remain healthy with only one enteric fever death reported so far.
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Jamestown
St. Helena
Sarel Eloff
Kruger
Mafeking
Deadwood
Oregon Vote Totals For Republican Ticket Officials
Official election results from Portland June 4 list pluralities for C. F. Wolverton justice of the supreme court 10 637 J W Bailey food and dairy commissioner 11 133 Congressman Thomas H Tongue first district 3 019 M A Moody second district 4 397 in the Portland region.
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Ore
C. F. Wolverton
The
Supreme Court
J. W. Bailey
Food and Dairy
Thomas H. Tongue
M. A. Moody
Chinese smugglers seized near Bonner's Ferry
Spokane dispatch says Deputy Marshal Forssman left with eight Chinese detainees captured near Bonner's Ferry while attempting to cross from British Columbia via the Wild Horse trail. Marshal Rameau has orders from the attorney general authorizing their deportation.
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Spokane
Wash
United States
Marshall Forssman
Idaho
Bonner’s Ferry
British Columbia
Wild Horse Trail
Marshal Rameau
City Board Plans Broad Disinfection of Chinese Quarters
The board of health approves a plan to thoroughly disinfect the Chinese quarters in Manhattan Brooklyn and Coney Island to curb contagion. A $20000 appropriation is provided and the work begins immediately.
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New York
Board of Health
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Mining man William J Montgomery ends life in Salt Lake
Salt Lake City reports that William J Montgomery a longtime Utah resident since 1868 suffered Bright's disease for six months and, with recovery unlikely, killed himself at his home by a self-inflicted gunshot to the head.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Bright
William J. Montgomery
Montgomery
Powerful Thunderstorm Floods Atchison Ripping Roofs
A severe electrical storm with a gale struck Atchison Kansas between 7 and 8 this evening. Trees were blown down and many small buildings overturned. The roof of the Ogden block, the town’s largest structure, was blown off.
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Atchison, Kan
Ogden Block
Atchison
Heath denies Postmaster General resignation report
Fletcher Heath president of the Seventh National Bank and brother of the First Assistant Postmaster General Heath says there is no truth to rumors that the post master general intends to resign his Washington position.
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New York
Fletcher Heath
Seventh National Bank
Heath
Washington
Riots Prompt Police Deployment in Pomerania
A large police force was ordered to Schluwe and Belgard in Pomerania due to anti semite riots there.
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Berlin
Schluwe
Belgard
Pomerania
Awakening a Taste for Corn at the Paris Exposition
The article discusses efforts by private individuals and U S government agents to popularize maize in Europe as a human food. It notes Italian and Central European use, polenta in Northern Italy, and the hope that a government kitchen at the Paris exposition will create demand for corn when visitors return home, boosting U S exports.
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Europe
United States
Italy
Austria
America
Whales At Vaughan Bay Stir Local Hunt Near Tacoma
Seven whales entered Vaughan bay on Christmas day and circle the area near Tacoma. Local boatmen and hunters seek harpoons and lances to attack the animals as children stay home from school and crews fear the whales may escape Puget Sound.
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Vaughan Bay
Tacoma
Puget Sound
Waves of McKinley prosperity sweep over Houston Post era
The article notes May prosperity but warns of rising liabilities. It cites May 1900 failures at 47 356 more than May 1899 and May 1901 liabilities at 23 771 151 19 990 40 more than the previous year, while editors tout a lovely overall situation.
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Houston Post
Mckinley
Great Prosperity Joss
Relief force saves Sey Moura and BIS Mea in Pekin
Early reports say European relief forces have likely saved Sey Moura and BIS Mea, with morning updates indicating their safety in Pekin. Authorities caution details are still developing and confirm no injuries reported.
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Seymoura
Bis Mea
A Much Larger German Force Urged for China
Berlin reports say Emperor William and Foreign Minister von Buelow doubt Germany can meet the China crisis without a much larger troop contingent. Governors fear revolts at Kiel Chou and Boxer bands in Shan Tung. Debates over alliance with Russia France or England USA Japan continue.
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Berlin
William
Kiel
Count von Buelow
Germany
China
Kieo Chou
Jaeschke
Shan Tung
Russia
France
England
United States
Japan
Herr Eugene Wolff
Berliner Tageblatt
Pekin
M. Pinchon
Que Shen
Ben
Herr Wolff
Kreuz Zeitung
French minister given update on Foo Chow mission evacuees
Paris reports that Captain Lajoure at Foo Chow has sent all women and children linked to the French mission there to Hong Kong. The minister of marine, M. de Lassan, received the cablegram confirming the evacuation.
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Paris
M. de Lassan
Lajoure
Foo Chow
Hong Kong
Arsenal
New Remedy for Snake Bite Promoted by Denver Farmer
G W Blucher, an aged Colorado farmer, touts a simple egg and salt poultice as a lifesaving snake bite remedy. He cites cases in Iowa and Littleton, noting rapid application and bandaging, with the solution changing color as poison is drawn. He warns the cure should be used in small doses and as a field measure before medical help arrives.
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Denver Post
G. W. Blucher
Colorado
Mr. Blucher
Blueher
Littleton
Tieee
Iowa
Lee
Canadian-born man attempts murder then kills himself
J Lochrist of Toronto tried to murder his former wife Mrs Hugh Madden at Daweon on June 7 and then shot himself. Madden survived and will recover. Lochrist had pursued her for years and previously tried to kill her after she left him and married Madden.
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Wash
J. Lochrist
Toronto
Canada
Daweon
Hugh Madden
Madden
Lochrist
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