Elks to Visit Helena Lodge Delegation From Butte Tables
A Butte Elk delegation travels to Helena today to meet the Helena lodge with attendees from all 15 Montana lodges. Plans include fraternal union and talks on the Grand Lodge session in Salt Lake this summer. A 3 o'clock reception at the Helena hotel precedes a lodge-room meeting in the evening.
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Ing
Helena
Grand Lodge
Salt Lake
Montana
Butte
Hich
Elks Lodge Members Gather in Helena for Montana Grand Lodge Plans
Special Dispatch from Helena reports Montana Elks from multiple lodges plan a Helena meeting to finalize arrangements for the grand lodge session. Attendees include W. E. Chamberlain of Great Falls and Dr. Haviland of Butte, with Butte and Anaconda expected to send heavy representation. A Helena lodge meeting and banquet follow the session, and about 40 Silver Bow Elks will depart Butte on the morning train.
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The
Standard
Helena
Montana Elks
Grand Lodge
Order
W. E. Chamberlain
Great Falls
Dr. Haviland
Butte
FE. L. Flaherty
Helena Lodge
L. A. Walker
Penwell
W. B. Webb
Anaconda
W. B. Hudnall
Silver Bow Lodge of Elks
Elks Meeting Plans State Representation At Helena
District Deputy Exalted Ruler W B Chamberlain and J M Burlingame depart for Helena to attend a state Elk lodge meeting in the Helena hotel at 3 p m tomorrow. They aim to discuss Montana representation at the grand lodge gathering in Salt Lake City on August 14 and Burlingame represents the Great Falls lodge while Chamberlain tours southern lodges on the return.
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Grand Lodge
Salt Lake City
The
Standard
Great Falls
W. BE. Chamberlain
J. M. Burlingame
Helena
Elkis
Montana
Grand Lodge of Elks
Chamberlain
Burlingame
Neill and Elks Leader Hold Peace Talks Over Fraternal Initiation
The Minneapolis Journal reports James Neill the actor and C F E Pickett of Waterloo Iowa grand exalted ruler of the Elks concluded a lengthy interview none the less. Neill expressed regret for the trouble and said he never joined any secret fraternity and the initiation was a surprise to him. He would gladly rectify the matter and offer an honorable apology.
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James Neill
C. FE. Pickett
Waterloo
Iowa
Order of Elks
Neill
Minneapolis Journal
Spokane
Wash
Pickett
Law of the order limits six month membership eligibility
The text states a member cannot apply for membership for six months and must seek admission through lodge authorities under jurisdiction. It asserts the grand exalted ruler has no power here, and the order’s future stance depends on his conduct and actions to rectify prior statements and deeds.
Larative Bromo Quinine Promises Quick Grip Cure
Advertises Larative Bromo Quinine as a two day cure for grip claiming to remove the cause with E. W. Grove signature on every box. The bold claim targets readers seeking fast relief from influenza like grip symptoms.
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E. W. Grove
Flowerday Trial in Milner Calf-Killing Case
Special Dispatch from Glasgow reports Flowerday on trial for killing a Milner company calf. Joseph Grubb and Charles Wyatt faced charges with Grubb testifying he herded sheep for Flowerday and aided the crime. Wyatt admitted helping bring in the carcass as Grubb testified about the plan and the dead animal’s location.
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The
Standard
Glasgow
Flowerday
Milner Company
Joseph Grubb
Charles Wyatt
Grubb
Wyatt
Accused of Wife Murder Startling Lowell Case In Michigan
Grand Rapids March 7 developments in the Ada Klump murder case point to a cold blooded act. William Klump is jailed by Sheriff Crapmann amid claims he plotted to kill Ada Klump with poison mailed to physicians. Officers seek Hattie Whitfield connected to the infidelity tale. Klump, 35, denies guilt and knowledge of the powders found in the envelope addressed to his wife.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Ada Klump
William Klump
Lowell
Michigan
Crapmann
Klump
Watson
Fire damages dwelling on Babcock street
Fire gutted the one story wooden dwelling of W. B. Bowen on Babcock street around 7 30 this evening. Loss estimated at 800 to 1000 dollars with partial insurance. No occupants at home. Cause suspected to be an overheated stove. Interior engulfed by flames. most furniture damaged and interior scorched.
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Bozeman
W. B. Bowen
Babcock Street
Sydney Chase Elected President of Boston & Montana Mining
Sydney Chase is elected president of the Boston and Montana Mining Company. A well known Boston stock broker, he belongs to Chase & Barstow and serves as treasurer of the Boston Stock Exchange. The company will move its headquarters to New York, sharing offices with Amalgamated Copper and Anaconda Mining.
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Standard New York
Sydney Chase
Boston & Montana Mining Company
Boston
Chase & Barstow
Boston Stock Exchange
Boston & Montana Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Anaconda Mining Company
Commandant Kritzinger Condemned Then Banned for Life
Berlin reports that Commandant Kritzinger captured by General French in December was tried by court martial and condemned to death. The sentence was commuted to banishment for life according to extra editions of the evening papers.
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Berlin
Kritzinger
French
Commissioner Ide Improves in Manila Hospital
Secretary Root reports Acting Governor Wright cable from Manila that Commissioner Ide, under medical treatment at Yokohama hospital, is improving and expected to resume duties in Manila in about a month.
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Washington
Root
Wright
Manila
Ide
Yokohama Hospital
Germany in the Way on Tientsin Restitution
The Times correspondent from Pekin reports that Germany alone opposes returning Tientsin to China while other powers are prepared to cede administration back to China by May 1.
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London
Germany
Tientsin
China
The
Times
Cabling
Pekin
Mondell Explains Vast Public Land Irrigation Bill
Representative Mondell reports the lands irrigation bill to the house. It covers nearly half the U S area with 535 million acres in 16 arid states, 19 million of which could produce crops without irrigation. He argues only the federal government can manage such a project and promises no new taxes, funding from public land sites.
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Washington
Morris Replies To Payne On Cuban Concession
Representative Morris of Minnesota released a reply to Chairman Payne's statement on Cuban concession. He argues the Morris proposition aimed to prevent hostility to the president and restore confidence to domestic sugar producers. He says details were left to the Ways and Means Committee and condemns public statements by Republicans.
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Washington
Morris
Minnesota
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
House
Republican Party
Wills and Means
Ways and Means
Senator Du Bois Placed Manila Chinese Immigrant Memorial
Senator Du Bois presented a memorial from the Algerican chamber of commerce of Manila urging that Chinese coolie immigration to the Philippine islands be allowed under Philippine commission restrictions. The memorial was read to call attention to the situation.
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Washington
Dubois
Senate
Algerican Chamber of Commerce
Manila
Philippine Islands
Philippine Commission
Bounty Sought for Porto Rico Coffee Exports
March 7 Speaker Henderson presented a request from the Porto Rico House of Delegates stressing the coffee industry’s low spirits and asking a bounty of five cents a pound to be paid from the U.S. Treasury for Porto Rican coffee raised and exported.
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Washington
Henderson
House
House of Delegates of
Porto Rico
United States
Debate To Close As House Finishes Rural Delivery Bill
Washington March 7 The rural free delivery service classification bill and carrier contract system faced floor debate in the house. An amicable arrangement will end general debate tomorrow and the measure will be taken up under the five minute rule on Monday.
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Washington
Philippine government bill hits slow run through committee
Washington March 7 The committee on the Philippines did not hear any witnesses today but studied the government bill in detail. Little progress was made and it became clear the measure would not be reported for some time.
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Washington
Committee On the Philippines
Senator Teller Backs Sugar Tariff Preservation
In Washington on March 7 Senator Teller presented a Colorado legislature memorial urging retention of the current sugar tariff and opposing reciprocity with Cuba, aligning with western beet sugar interests.
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Washington
Teller
Senate
Colorado
Cuba
Jefferson Territory Bill Goes to House for Territorial Government
Washington March 7 The house committees on territories decide to report a bill to create the territory of Jefferson with a territorial government including a legislature a governor and a delegate to Congress for representation in the federal body.
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Washington
House Committees On Territories
Indian Territory
Territory of
Jefferson
Congress
Senator Mc Comallas Seeks Thanks for Rear Admiral Schley
Washington March 7 Senator Mc Comallas presented the memorial of Maryland asking Congress to extend thanks to Rear Admiral Schley for his services during the Spanish American War.
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Washington
McComallas
Senate
Maryland
Congress
Schley
Spain
Democratic Congressmen Meet In Tennessee Chair’s Call
Tive Richardson of Tennessee, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Committee, has called a meeting for Friday evening March 14 for organization and other business transactions.
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Washington
Richardson
Tennessee
Democratic Congressional Committee
Senate panel backs funds for Colorado Springs and Laramie buildings
Washington March 7 The senate committee on public buildings and grounds approved favorable reports for new public buildings. Colorado Springs Colorado $130000 and Laramie Wyoming $100000 are the designated amounts.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Public Buildings
Colorado Springs
Coo
Laramie
Wyo
Nomination Confirmed for Tombstone Postmistress
The nominees confirm Laura G. Crable for postmaster at Tombstone Arizona. Crable is named to lead the Tombstone post office as postmistress with confirmation of the nomination.
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Washington
Senate
Laura G. Crable
Tombstone, Ariz
Senator Rawlins Proposes Ban on Mineral Lands Leases
Washington March 7 a bill was introduced by Senator Rawlins prohibiting the leasing of mineral lands on Indian reservations.
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Washington
Senator Rawlins
Miss Alice Roosevelt Forfeits King Edward Coronation Visit
Miss Alice Roosevelt will not attend King Edward VII’s coronation. President Roosevelt directed the decision citing international courtesies and her extreme youth. London court circles wondered about her status while officials kept discussion private.
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Miss Roosevelt
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Edward
White House
Roosevelt
Edward VII
Reid
London
Daugh
T King
America
Derry Also a Candidate for Typographical Union President
The Seattle union official Charles A. Derry is reported as a rival candidate to James M. Lynch of Indianapolis for the presidency of the International Typographical Union. The announcement corrects previous claims of Lynch unopposed and confirms Derry’s candidacy.
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Seattle
International Typographical Union
James M. Lynch
Indianapolis
Charles A. Derry
Seattle Union
Derry Seeks Contest Bid Backed by 14 Local Unions
Derry, an I. T. U. organizer for two years, enters the contest with the endorsement of fourteen local unions and was a delegate to the recent convention in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Derry
Birmingham
Ala
Powers to discuss European Turkey in London meeting
London March 8 report from Constantinople notes representatives of the powers plan a meeting to discuss the situation in European Turkey the Albanian unrest and the status of Macedonia.
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London
Constantinople
Daily Chronicle
European
Turkey
Albania
Macedonia
Man survives self-inflicted gunshot to face in Great Falls
Vincent Konesk a sheepherder despondent over personal troubles attempted suicide with a 45 caliber rifle. The bullet destroyed part of his lower jaw tongue and all teeth exiting near the nose. He was transported to Malta then Columbus hospital in critical condition with slim chance of recovery.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Vincent Konesk
Columbus Hospital
Konesk
Sandusky
Carl Henson
Malta
Clay
Columbus
Konesh
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sheepherder Vincent Konesk Fails Suicide Attempt Near Sandusky
Vincent Konesk, a sheepherder employed by Carl Hensen near Sandusky, shot himself in the chin with a .45 pistol. He was brought to Malta and later sent to a Great Falls hospital. relatives in Cedar Rapids are described as wealthy, and his condition is uncertain.
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Standard
Malta
Vincent Konesk
Carl Hensen
Sandusky
Clay
Great Falls
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Konesh
Supplies for Philippines Depart for Manila on Dix
The U S transport Dix Captain W W Hopkins sailed from Seattle for Manila this afternoon carrying 11000 tons of cargo including 35000 bales of hay 55000 sacks of oats and 1500 sacks of bran Five horses were among the load The Dix heads directly to Manila The U S steamer Seward from Portland needs repairs estimated at 25000 dollars bids to be invited soon It is hoped the Seward will be ready by April 1 and then sail to Nome and St Michael once ice clears
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Seattle
United States
Dix
W. W. Hopkins
Manila
Seward
Portland
Nome
St. Michael
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W. H. Haviland
Neill ON
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Lon
Leault
Grand
W. EF. Chamberlain
Bowen
Sydney Chase President
Boston & Montana
New York
Commissioner Ide
Newlands
Mondell
MR. Morris
Indorses Schley
Tombstone
Fane
Himself
Philippines
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