Remembrance and early days of Butte Presbyterian Church
The article recalls Rev Groeneveld and his wife, the congregation presenting a bookshelf set as thanks, and a long celebration at the First Presbyterian building. It chronicles the church’s founding in 1878, J R Russel’s missionary work, and early services in West Broadway, the Leber hall, and the first brick church on the current site, with hard times raising funds and the 1881 basement services. It also recounts anecdotes from frontier days, including candlelit services and a minstrel show incident linked to Russel.
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J. R. Ruse
Deer Lodge
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Atte
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Mr. Russel
Ee Russel
Frontier
Rdema
Gattataineer
One Republican Employee Escapes Democratic Axe
Washington May 2 One Senate employee Charles N Richards veteran stationery room superintendent enters his fiftieth year of service amid cabinet reshuffle talk. Richards, 70, recalls serving under Sumner and Wilton in Massachusetts and notes Democrats have yet to dismiss him twice over. He explains his longevity stems from being a loyal stationery clerk and the desire to keep old hands on staff.
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Chicago Amateurs to Dine With Countess Warwick
Chicago Hull House Players, all working youths, accepted an invitation to tea with the Countess of Warwick at Warwick Castle. The group sails from New York in early June and will visit England on July 2 for theCountess’ hospitality.
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San Francisco
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Panama Exposition
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Countess of Warwick
Warwick Castle
England
Louis Alter
Stuart Bailey
McGoorty and Clabby Draw In Ten Rounds
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh and Jimmy Clabby of Hammond fought nineteen fast rounds to a draw at the Denver Athletic Club. No knockdowns occurred and the referee’s decision was well received, as the middleweight contenders staged a lively title bout in Denver on May 2.
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Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Jimmy Clabby
Hammond
Ind
Denver Athletic Club
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