Montana Elks Plan Salt Lake City Visit in August
Montana Elks led by the Boston & Montana band of Butte prepare a large delegation for the Grand Lodge meeting in Salt Lake City next August. Members from Helena and other lodges organize a statewide executive committee to oversee travel, uniforms, and local arrangements.
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Montana
Elks
Salt Lake City
Standard
Helena
Butte
The
Elks of Montana
Salt Lake
Grand Lodge
Helena Lodge
Butte Party
W. H. Haviland
H. A. Galwey
Butte Lodge
Chris Connolly
Silver Bow County
C. F. Kelley
M. P. Lavelle
R. J. Dwyer
Frank Gilmartin
S. H. Treloar
P. C. Gillis
C. B. Hoskins
A. H. Muller
C. F. Sully
Dan Tewey
Thomas J. Bennett
Thomas Scadden
Adolph Wetzstein
M. P. Gilchrist
Archie Gray
Great Falls
W. E. Chamberlain
James Burlingame
Livingston
Wentor Wetzstein
Anaconda
T. J. McKenzie
A. Walker
Odell McConnell
W. KE. Chamberlain
E. L. Flaherty
Virginia City
Lewistown
Wallspell
Flaherty
Co. F. Kelley
James Gallagher
Lewis Penwell
J. B. Gallagher
R. T. Williams
George R. Milburn
Miles City
George M. Hays
Billings
Joseph H. Baker
Bozeman
B. E. Walill
Red Lodge
D. F. Smith
Kalispell
Lew Callaway
G. H .Beckwith
Missoula
T. F. Richardson
Wenter Wetzstein
Kid Curry Attempts Suicide in Knox County Jail
Despondent Montana outlaw Kid Curry drank laudanum in Knox County jail Knoxville. Guards and a physician prevented death as Curry faced federal court transfer and long sentence. he has been in solitary confinement for weeks with only guards nearby.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Hills
Montana
Kid" Curry
Knox County
Curry
United States
Wreck near Maxon Texas leaves twelve dead or missing
Houston dispatch reports twelve dead or missing after a wreck near Maxon Texas on Friday morning. An inquiry is under way with General Manager Van Vieck at the scene. Conductor Stockwell kept tickets and train sheet to verify counts. Officials list the dead and injured, with names including engineer Al Mast and fireman H Bertcholst among the deceased.
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Houston
Tex
March
vnWr
Turner
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Maxon
van Vieck
Stockwell
AL Mast
H. Bertcholst
Mart Riddle
Chetopa
Kan
Andrew C. Shelby
Lozier
O. E. Housen
Racine
Wis
Estavon Contreras
del Rio
Mrs. White
Manitowoc
A. L. Boone
Doyline
Ala
Prince Henry Guest Of New York German Society
Prince Henry attended the New York German Society senior dinner at the Waldorf Astoria with 1,000 guests, including Rear Admiral Evans and Col. Theodore Bingham. Carl Schurz spoke, Nicholas Murray Butler and 100 Liederkranz singers performed, and a wreath was laid at Grant's tomb.
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Mills
New York
Prince Henry
City of
Waldorf-Astoria
Prince
Thirty-third Street
Gustav H. Schwab
Hubert Gilles
William Klerke
Adolph Rathbath
Ralph Trautman
Union
Germany
Mr. Schurz
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Frederick W. Holls
Rudolph Keppler
Liederkranz Club
Astor Gallery
Schwab
United States
von Egidy
Ambassador von Holleben
von Seckendorff
von Tirpitz
Mueller
von Rebeur- Paschwitz
Buenz
Ogden Mills
East Sixty-ninth Street
de Marchi
Gilbert
Mme. Caive
Metropolitan Company
Franz Wilsch
Isidor Luckstone
Clarence Mackay
Flowerday Acquitted in Cattle Theft Case
Henry Flowerday was found not guilty after a jury trial lasting into the night. Grubb testified that he had killed the calf and supplied meat to the camp, but Flowerday contradicted him.
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Standard
Glasgow
March
Henry Flowerday
Grubb
Flowerday
Career life of a Montana pioneer remembered at funeral
Ed L. Fridley died leaving a record as a scout with Fort Ellis expeditions and a key figure in Bozeman's early days. He helped fight Sioux threats, guided wagon trains to Emigrant and Stillwater, and was famed as a skilled horseman. His funeral was held at St. James Episcopal Church with old-time friends in attendance.
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Standard
Bozeman
March
Ed L. Fridley
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Frank B. Lewis
John Robertson
Joseph Monger
Ned Latta
Thomas McDaniels
Michael O'Connell
Emil Ketterer
Fort Ellis
Jerome
Jim Hughes
Yellowstone
Red” Clark
Black
New Crow Agency
Stillwater
Nixon
Ed Fridley
Montana
Ozen
Rail strike averted after mutual concessions in Rome
Government applies pressure on railways and workers leading to a settlement. Rumor cites a 1,000,000 lire appropriation for a workmen's fund to offset workers claims.
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Rome
March
Striking Norfolk Street Car Dispute Moves Before Arbitration
Norfolk West Virginia March 8 The street car strikers have closed their case before the arbitration committee of the chamber of commerce. No further details were released. Strike sympathizers have darkened the city again and non union wiremen under heavy guard repaired damage through the forenoon.
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Norfolk
W. Va
Chamber of Commerce
Woman in East Receives Death Vision of Husband
Mrs. W S Mann of the East reports three night visions foretelling her husband W S Mann’s death. He died after a brief illness at Silver Bow county hospital and lay in an undertaker’s chapel as a telepathic warning arrived from Hot Springs. The couple had been married seven years and the message described a vivid dream of his death and burial.
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W. S. Mann
Batte
Silver Bow County Hospital
Duggan
Mann
Great East
Grand Rapids
Mich
Walkerville
Larry Duggan
Hot Springs
Orcutt Case Stands With No Charging Decision
Special dispatch from Billings reports Loretta Orcutt remains jailed after allegedly killing a band member last Thursday morning. The county attorney has not yet indicated whether a formal complaint will be filed.
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Loretta Orcutt
King Edward to Visit Paris for Paris Interview
King Edward tours toward Nice and will spend two days in Paris where he plans an interview with President Loubet. The Paris trip occurs on March 8 as part of his continental itinerary.
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