College of Montana Deer Lodge begins 25th year and reorganization
The College of Montana at Deer Lodge marks its twenty fifth year of life and fourth year since reorganization. The institution reports its most successful year yet with strong student numbers and financial health. Notable figures include Eaton Brothers and a growing Northwest prominence. The first graduating class since reorganization is highlighted along with a full commencement program featuring Rev. I. S. Ware of Anaconda and a banquet, with diplomas awarded to several Deer Lodge graduates and others from Dillon, Spofford, and Wolf Creek.
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College of Manana
Deer Loge
Ife
Ite
Eaton Broters
Colier
iTuere
Dew
Mattna
Euccenn
Souri Avenue
Riehelsberger
Dillon
Matinck
Tuite
Cottonwood Hall
Deer Lodge
Ware
Anaconda
North
Cass
Otis
Muda
John’ Jones
Marvin
Stanley
Emery Mudd
Fishtraymore
Lillian Will den
Shannon
Tonopah
New
Moat Tesides
Charles Dana
Beruit
Syria
Fern Walker
Sporm
Virona Stewart
Wolf Creek
Morgan
Gussie Valston
Religious therapeutics movement in Boston and Worcester
A century old discussion outlines a new religious therapeutic movement led by Rev. Elmwood Worcester and Rev. Samuel McComb of Emanuel Episcopal, with Bishop Fallows backing Christian psychology over Christian Science. The article covers psychology training in Germany and Oxford, the role of physicians in diagnosis, and the use of suggestion to treat functional nervous disorders and alcoholism, highlighting debates about mind cure, ethics, and future medical training.
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Boston
Elmwood Worcester
Samuel McComb
Emanuel Episcopal Church
Fallows
St. Paul's Reformed Episcopal Church
Chicago
Felton
Worcester
Freh
Mitchell
Worcesster
Wundt
Germany
Lehigh University
McComb ‘Lin
Oxford
Emanuel Church
Tn Currenture
Sound Me
Nel Church
Bishop Fallows
Jesus
Max Eastman
Alexander Dowie
India
Eastman
Harper's Bazaar
Alice Fallows
Mrs. Fallows
Straw hats rule Manhattan May to October in old law
Strawyard fashion and parade mark the season as a long standing tradition in Manhattan. The May fifteenth to October fifteenth hat privilege is noted as binding despite past mobs trampling it. A Luna Park opening and a parade around the Court of Luna are planned with guests including composers managers and playwrights. The article also mentions theater closings in New York and a charity concert under royal patronage. It notes a naval christening at Brooklyn Navy Yard and the thirteenth annual National Association of Manufacturers convention opening Monday with topics on labor banking and currency.
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New York
Manhattan Isle
Luna
Mind
Thone
Jos i
Thompson
Kates
Court of
National Association of Manufacturers
Dantes
Woman's Club Holds Regular Session Elects Trustees
The Woman's club completed terms and elected five trustees to fill expired seats. Re-elected were Mrs. A. H. Jones Mrs JR Ruseel and Mr and Mrs R Nuckolls. New members named were Mrs FL Melcher and Mrs J H Gilbert. Officers and committees filled by various members were announced as well as a generous gift from Mrs A J Davis for repainting the clubhouse.
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Board of Trustees
A. H. Jones
JR. Ruseel
R. Nuckolls
FL. Melcher
J. H. Gilbert
TA. KE. Prentice
Murray” Johnston
D.F. Reinhardt
John Wein
W.H. Merriman
A. J. Davis
Mysterious Stranger Walks Broadway in Colorful Straw Hat
In New York on May 1 Glenn Guermsey reports a man walked Broadway in early morning light wearing a straw hat with a multicolored band. The scene suggests a candid street moment as the city awakens.
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Glenn Guermsey
New York
Broadway
Buffalo Bill Pony Express Rider Tale From Youth
A reminiscence of a young Buffalo Bill, then 14, as a pony express rider for Russell Majors & Waddell in 1859 60. He recalls earnings of 125 dollars a month, relay stations, dangerous frontier encounters with Indians outlaws and a life riding 45 miles per relay. He describes a pistol scare, a bowled buffalo raid, and rescuing a station while aging into danger.
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Ay W. F. Cody
Pony Express
Russell, Majors & Waddell
Missouri River
Sacra Trento
Union Pacific
Telegraph
Brave mothers face danger as hunter saves child
A man recalls a fierce scene where a furious beast charged a conscious baby. Nearby men fired. a woman rushed to the child, forgetting peril. The animal feinted, the child squealed, and the hunter shot as the beast closed in. The boyish kiss from the grateful mother follows.
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the Press Publishing Company
Bozeman Notes Compilation of Local Social News
Bozeman items include Mrs Edmund Burke hosting the Bridge Whist Club on South Third Avenue. Miss Sarah Mahoney to depart for Guelph Ontario after visiting relatives in Chicago. Horace Martin back in Bozeman from a months absence visiting parents. Jake Arthur arriving from Moore and buying a local automobile from Nelson Story. Mrs J H Baker hosted an afternoon tea. Mrs RM Donaldson hosted a Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting with about 10 ladies presenting linen gifts as farewell for move to Denver. Miss Etta Gracey to visit New York. Dr JF Blair attended the State Medical Association in Butte. Prof A H Currier hosting his Ohio parents visiting from Oberlin Winter in California.
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Iar
the Standard
Bozeman
Edmund Burke
South Third Avenue
Sarah Mahoney
F. B. Linfield
Guelph
Ontario
Chicago
Horace Martin
Jake Arthur
Moore
Nelson Story
J. H. Baker
RM. Donaldson
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyter Church
Denver
Etta Gracey
New York
J._F. Blair
Butte
State Medical Association
A. H. Currier
Oberlin
Ohio
California
J.M. Hamilton
Bozeman Hotel Hosts College Senior Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greenwood of Lowell, Mass arrived in Bozeman to visit with Mrs. Green. Mrs. E. T. Tannatt is spending weeks with her younger children in Lewiston, Taaho. Wood's sister Mrs. Mart White and Mr. Louis Vandenhook departed for California to make their home for now.
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Ing
Bozeman
E. T. Tannatt
Lewiston
Taaho
Charles Greenwood
Lowell
Mass
Green
Wood
Mart White
Louis Vandenhook
Fon
California
Atlantic Fleet to Visit Seattle for Four Day Celebration
Reports from across the Northwest say the Atlantic Meet of battleships will anchor in Seattle for four days in late May. The event aims to be a grand holiday with hotels booked, information bureaus set up, and extensive entertainments including naval review, band concerts, fireworks, boat races, aquatic sports, a monster barbecue, and royal receptions for officers. The city offers free admission, lodging lists, and seat reservations for the reviewing stand.
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Atlantic
Seattle
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Pcheer Place
A. F. Devereaux
Grand Naval Review
Woodland Park
Northwest
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