Six Receive Promotions in U S Consular Service
Washington announces consular appointments arranged by the president before departure. Albion W. Tourgee moves from Bordeaux to Halifax as consul general at Halifax. Urban J. Ledoux from Three Rivers becomes consul at Bordeaux. William Harrison Bradley promoted to consul at Manchester. William P. Smythe from Hull to Tunstall. Louis H. Ayme promoted to Para. Leo Bergholz advances to Three Rivers. George B. Anderson transfers to Guadeloupe. Walter Hamm named consul at Hull. James A. Leroy appointed consul at Durango.
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Washington
Loomis
Albion W. Tourgee
New York
Bordeaux
France
Halifax
Tourgee
Urban J. Ledoux
Maine
Three Rivers
Canada
Ledoux
William ‘Harrison Bradley
Illinois
Tunstall
England
Bradley
Supreme Court
William P. Smythe
Missouri
Hull
Smythe
St. Louis
Louis H. Ayme
Guadeloupe
West Indies
Para
Brazil
Mr. Ayme
Martinique
Leo Bergholz
Sul
Erzercum
Turkey
George B. Anderson
District of Columbia
Durango
Mexico
Walter ©. Hamm
Pennsylvania
Hamm
Philadelphia
James A. Leroy
Michigan
Leroy
Philippines
Taft
Burrows and
Alger
VanWormer brothers granted respite in murder case
Governor Odel granted a respite until Sept 1 for the three VanWormer brothers who were due to be electrocuted next week for the murder of their uncle Petey A. Halenbeck at Greenport Columbia County. The delay allows time to study a commutation request.
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Albany
N. Y
Odel
VanWormer Brothers
Petey A. Halenbeck
Greenport
Columbia County
Heavy Loss by Fire Near Pascagoula
A telephone special from Pascagoula reports a heavy fire loss in Mobile on June 29. Details are sparse as the message emphasizes the scale of damage but provides few specifics on causes, casualties, or exact location.
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Mobile
Ala
Pascagoula
Fire destroys West Pascagoula creosote works causing major loss
A large fire at the West Pascagoula creosote works, described as the Souths largest, caused an estimated loss of about $200,000. The blaze started when a hot iron fragment struck the creosote, followed by an explosion. No injuries were reported.
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Pascagoula
Enthusiasm Aims at Florence Crittenton Home Helena
Mrs. M. M. Wolf national superintendent arrives in Helena to boost the Florence Crittenton home. She plans a statewide tour and a union church meeting at the Auditorium to explain the society. A new matron will oversee changes as a new board and officers take charge.
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Helena
Florence Crittenton
M. M. Wolf
Washington D. C
Mrs. Phoebe Rumley Buried in Helena Forestvale
Funeral for Mrs. Phoebe Rumley, a pioneer of Helena, was held at St. Peter's Episcopal Church with relatives and many old timers in attendance. The service, conducted by Rev. W. W. Love, occurred after11 o'clock, with the burial at Forestvale cemetery following a home wake at Col. and Mrs. W. S. Sanders residence. Bishop Brewer was delayed by train from the East.
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The
Standard
Helena
Phoebe Rumley
Forestvale Cemetery
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
W. S. Sanders
Ewing Street
Seventh Avenue
Rumley
Last Chance Gulch
W. W. Love
L. R. Brewer
Body of Barlow to be shipped from Billings to New York
W Duling of New York City will disinter the body of Athel Barlow in Billings once legal formalities are complete and take it to New York. Barlow, who came to Billings six weeks ago for a vaudeville engagement, died of pneumonia. Relatives could not be located at her last address. a Chicago friend provided a contact, and Duling, a family friend, proceeded to Billings to arrange the return.
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The
Standard
Billings
W. Duling
New York City
Barlow
New York
A&thel
Clark
Chicago
Mr. Duling
Boy jailed after selling two horses owned by employer
Frank Deler a 11 year old in county jail charged with selling two horses belonging to Jack Ackley for whom he worked. Arraigned before Justice F E Tibbetts bond set at 500. Sheriff Jeff McConnell hauled him from Great Falls after arrest. He allegedly sold a mare and colt to a sheepherder for 4 dollars on account and claims he did not receive money.
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Standard
Helens
Frank Deler
Jack Ackley
Deler
Justice of the Peace
F. E. Tibbetts
Jeff McOnnell
Great Falls
Deier
Helena Man Arrested on Dinamiting Fish Charge
Henry Winter, a well known landscape gardener of Helena, was arrested Sunday afternoon on a charge of dynamiting fish in Prickly Pear creek. He appeared before Police Judge Ed Walker with a $1000 bond. State Game Warden W F Scott filed the complaint. an information may follow in district court. Louis Robrog, a tailor, was arrested on the same charge but not yet arraigned.
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Helena
Henry Winter
Prickly Pear Creek
Walker
W. F. Scott
Louis Robrog
Methodists Hold Big Celebration for Wesley Birthday
Boston June w two day celebration marks the 200th anniversary of John Wesley’s birth by the New England conference. Conference committee brings together Methodist representatives from North America with speakers including Bishop Charl H Fowler Buffalo church of the North Bishop Eugene R Hendricks Kansas City South and Rev A Carmen from Carads.
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Boston
John Wesley
New England
Methodist Church
North America
Charl H. Fowler
Buffalo
Church of the North
Eugene R. Hendricks
Kansas City
South
A. Carmen
Carads
Immense Colorado Landslide Near Reve nue and Camp Bird Mines
A 1,000 foot wide landslide descends from the main range into Silver creek basin between the Reve nue and Camp Bird mines in Ouray Colorado. The mountain top split and another section appears to be near collapse due to melting deep snow. No damage reported.
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Ouray
Colo
Silver Creek Basin
Revenue
Camp Bird
Executors report Hilton estate value at 6.25 million
The executors and trustees of former Judge Henry Hilton’s estate report a total value of 6,249,508 dollars. The initial estimate was 82 thousand dollars.
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New York
Henry Hilton
Reliance Wins Again Defeats Columbia and Constitution
The Reliance won the 30 mile beat to windward course in a stiff easterly breeze off Newport. Columbia finished second and Constitution third as Reliance pulled ahead in the run home. Start times were Constitution 12 15 20, Reliance 12 15 24, Columbia 12 15 26. Shocks and spray marked the rough chop as Barr tested the new sloop.
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Newport
Reliance
Columbia
Constitution
E. D. Morgan
Barr
Brenton
Reef
Bakonnet
Abellance
Mead
PAZO OINTMENT PROMISES REFUND FOR SKIN DISEASES
Your druggist will refund your money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Kingworm Tetter Old Ulcers and Sores Pimples and Blackheads on the face and all skin diseases. 50 cents.
Testimony Begins in Dewey Murder Case Hearing
Topeka June 2 The first evidence for Chauncey Dewey W J McBride and Clyde Wilson charged with the Kerry family murder was heard by Captain Hamilton special commissioner of the supreme court Witnesses from Western Kansas say they feared testifying locally and the case moved to Topeka Sheriff McCulloch Cheveline county testified to a strong feeling against the Deweys and the need for soldiers protection for prisoners He said no mob was seen and prisoners kept their arms on the trip from Colby where they met the soldiers.
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Topeka
Kén
Supreme Court
Chauncey Dewey
W. J. McBride
Clyde Wilson
Kerry
Hamilton
Deweys
Kansas
McCulloch
Cheveline County
Colby
Croatian Peasants Attack Troops in Koprienetz Riots
In Koprienetz Croatia about a thousand peasants attacked troops on Friday and Saturday. The troops fired into the crowd killing five and wounding several as arrests surged and a battalion was sent to the area. Disturbances also hit Warasdın with many arrests and makeshift prisons in use. Helena June 29 Supreme Court quashes writ in Weinstein Company case against Lewis and Clarke county and Judge Clements.
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Vienna
Koprienetz
Croatia
Warasd'n
Standard
Helena
Weinstein Company
District Court of
Lewis and Clarke County
J. M. Clements
Supreme Court
Clements
Paul A. Tomeheck
Chief of Police Thomas Travis Suit Over Goods
In a brief claim and delivery action the plaintiff Weinstein Company seeks possession of dry goods hardware and jewelry from Chief of Police Thomas Travis.
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Thomas Travis
Weinstein Company
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