Presbyterian factions set to clash at general assembly
In Chicago on May 24 the progressive and conservative factions of the Presbyterian Church in the United States prepare for a clash at the 126th general assembly. About 600 bills on reorganizing the Board of Home Missions face committees, amid accusations the board was dominated by New York and eastern interests. Conservatives reportedly hold the advantage but may concede to settle the dispute.
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Chicago
Hembra
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Board of Home Missions
New York
Weather forecast for the week across the nation
The Weather Bureau predicts warm conditions with light to moderate rains in parts of the eastern and southern states. Generally normal temperatures are expected in the Rockies and Pacific slope, with locally scattered rainfall. A Pacific Northwest disturbance moves eastward bringing showers and thunderstorms, followed by another system crossing the central valley midweek and affecting the eastern states by Friday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Pacific
Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Plateau
Central Valley
Atlantic
Royal Bank
United States of America
Stockholm Defense Bill Seeks Eight Battleships and More
The Swedish parliament has introduced a defense bill proposing annual spending of 8 million kroner for the army and 30 million kroner for the navy. The plan includes eight battleships, 16 destroyers, and a new defense levy expected to raise 5 million kroner, largely borne by wealthier classes. Lombroso reportedly claims more left handed women than men.
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Stockholm
Mission is Closed Devotions Begin at St. Lawrence’s
A three week Jesuit led mission in St. Joseph's church ends with large attendance and praise from Father Meagher and Father O'Reilly. Memorial Day services planned with Catholic clergy delivering addresses at cemeteries and related events at various parishes. Committees named for Catholic field day at Gregson with special trains, planning sessions, and rain protections, plus a 40 hours devotion at St. Lawrence’s continuing through Tuesday with multiple masses and processions.
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St. Joseph's Church
Father Meagher
Father O'Reilly
Butte
Mar. de 'Siere
St. Patrick's
Father de Slere
Father Bourke
St. Lawrence's
Father Hickey
St. Joseph's
Fater Venus
Nikola Klosna Survives Suicide Attempt at St James
Nikola Klosna of Mil Street attempted to end his life last Sunday night in a personal crisis. He was unable to die and left St James hospital yesterday, likely to survive. Ill health prompted the act and he had first tried a pistol shot before attempting to strangle himself with suspenders.
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Nikola
Klosna Miil Street
St. James' Hospital
Klosna
Manufacturer murdered in Portiana Oregon case shocks town
In Portiana Oregon authorities report the body of R. R. Thompson a 28 year old Hillsboro manufacturer was found in the Willamette River late yesterday. The pockets of his garments were turned out but business affairs appear settled by friends ta a death suspected to be murder.
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Portiana
Ore
R. R. Thompson
Hillsboro
Willamette Tiver
Thompson
Butte Woman Fights Officers In Odd Domestic Battle
In Butte a small 115 pound husband and 200 pound wife clashed as police arrived to a domestic disturbance. The wife fought officers with jabs and uppercuts while the husband stood by as the couple was detained. The scene ended with Mrs Nedfrey jailed and the husband recounting his inability to resist her attacks.
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Nedfrey
Travonia
Butte
Atte
Gilbert
Prija
Joseph Nedfrey
Priya
Butte Man to Fresno to Be Tried for Desertion
Frank Steinberg, a native of Butte, will be taken to Fresno to face felony charges of deserting his wife and two children. Sheriff Gohring and Deputy Wickstrom arrived in Butte for requisition papers from the governor and will go to Helena today. Steinberg, a sien painter by trade, is well known in Butte and is expected to extradite without resistance.
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Frank Steinberg
Butte
Fresno
Cal
California
Gohring
Ren A Wickstrom
Helena
Steinberg
Mrs Bowen Dies in Montana After Illness
Mrs adenine 5. Bowen of Fort Bridger Montana died yesterday at St James hospital after four weeks illness. She is survived by three sisters J J McHatton Josephine Booth and C J Stevenson a brother H E Morier and an uncle Eugene Morier. The funeral will be held at 9 am tomorrow at J J McHatton residence 315 West Broadway with mass at St Patrick's church at 9 30 am and interment in Catholic cemetery. Flowers requested to be omitted.
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Adenine
Bowen
Sas
Fort Bridger
Mont
Montana
St. James’ Hospital
J. J. McHatton
Josephine Booth
C.J. Stevenson
H. E. Morier
Eugene Morier
West Broadway
St. Patrick’s Church
Death of miner Gavigan at 118 North Wyoming street
The death of 48 year old miner Gavigan occurred yesterday at the family home 118 North Wyoming street. He had lived in Butte 28 years and is survived by his widow mother Mrs. Mary Gavigan and brother Patrick Gavigan. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Yamex Gavigan
North
Wyoming Street
Butte
Mary Gavigan
Patrick Gavigan
Knights Observe Ascension Sunday Sermon in Butte
More than seven Knights Templars from commandery No. 3 in Butte attended a service at St John’s Episcopal church with a full choir. Rev Charles F Chapman preached on truth and the kingdom of God being biological and spiritual, urging that liberty comes from truth and urging the church to keep the Lord’s day sacred.
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Ascension
Knights Templars
Masonic Temple
Charles F. Chapman
St. John’s
Jesus
Pilate
Pontius Pilate
Revolution 18 Over in Santo Domingo Date Set
President Bordas fixes June 7 for parliament electors who will convene June 15 to choose a president to take office July 1. Northern rebellion nearly ended and rebels offer financial settlements not accepted by the government.
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Santo Domingo
Bordas
Losses in Meat Reach 150 Million in United States
The Department of Agriculture estimates disease and exposure caused meat animal losses totaling 150 million dollars in the past year. Of this, 28 million dollars were attributed to exposure. The meat loss could have supplied more than a year’s supply for the entire New England population.
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Departmen of Agriculture
New England States
Sermon honors Civil War veterans at Central Presbyterian
Rev H Addison Mullen delivered a eulogy in Butte for Grand Army of the Republic and affiliated groups. He urged moral patriotism to unite past heroism with present civic duty and warned of dangers facing the nation while urging unity against new threats.
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H. Addison Mullen
Central Presbyterian Church
Butte
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Ita
Batte
China
Japan
Mexico
Beauregard
Hull
McDowell
Manassas
Stonewall
Chancellorville
Joe Hooker
Pemberton
Vicksburg
General Grant
Gettysburg
Meade
Ingeau
Atlante
Savannah
Sherman
Georgia
Veterans Rally Urges Constitutional Protections Against Monied Power
A speech laments centralization of wealth and railroad and money trusts threatening the nation. It calls for moral force to counterbalance the Astors Goulds Morgans Rockefellers and Vanderbilts while urging home guard recruitment and honoring veterans. The speaker frames fiscal danger and national duty in wartime cadence.
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Vanderbilt
Sharon
Asten
Cuban Road Plan Aims Central Highway Across Island
A vast public works project proposes a central highway across Cuba from La Fe in the west to Baracoa in the east. The scheme mirrors a prior Congress proposal and reflects a major nation building effort.
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Cuba
Department ‘of Publi Works
Congress
la Fe
Baracoa
Fragmentary Ad Promises Relief For Nervousness Blues
A damaged line of text describes remedies for nervousness despondency headaches and pains across the body. It mentions women seeking relief and hints at a local Portland address but the source text remains garbled with incomplete names and details.
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Ninth Street
Portland
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