Senate preoccupied with Philippine bill delays Cuba and Nicaragua
Washington notes indicate the Senate will spend another full week or more on the Philippine bill with set speeches by Burrows Patterson Petus Bailey and Bacon in opposition and Spooner in support. Debate on Cuba Nicaragua irrigation and other measures will follow in sequence and are affected by the delayed vote on the Philippine bill.
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Washington
Senate
Burrows
Patterson, Petius
Bailey and Bacon
Spooner
Loubet in Copenhagen for royal reception on Montcalm
President Loubet arrived in Copenhagen after leaving Cronstadt aboard the Montcalm. He was transferred to the Cassini due to depth, met King Christian and the crown prince, toured the city, and shared lunch at Amienborg with the royal family. The visit included toasts and a farewell sail from the harbor.
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President Loubet
Cronstadt
France
Montcalm
Baltic
Loubet
Cassini
Christian
Amienborg Castle
M. Loubet
Brewers Strike Wavers as Great Falls Talks Fly
Great Falls on May 25 reports the local brewers strike ongoing while eight employees walk out. The federation of labor and the trades and labor council have not approved the action. A special trades council meeting authorized the council president and secretary to act if the walkout is deemed locally authorized. The council queried Brewers union national officers to verify authority. If not approved, the brewery workers will not be called to replace those who walked out.
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Standard
Great Falls
Federation of Labor
Trades and Labor Council
Trades Council
Butte
Brewers’ Union
Christian Science Claims Healed Millions in 35 Years
Carroll Norton told a Columbia theater audience that Christian Science has healed 2,000,000 disease cases in 35 years and that about seven Christian Science churches have been established and thrive. He urged making public details of crime or contagious diseases criminal to protect health and morals.
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Washington
Carroll Norton
Columbia Theater
Rebellion in Chili Subdues Amid Reports of Harsh Tactics
From Pekin May 25 reports say Chi li province rebellion has subsided but locals accuse Yuan Shikai’s forces of punishment without distinction between guilty and innocent, raising concerns over military conduct.
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Pekin
Chili Province
Yuan Shai Kai
Chili
Fire Totals Loss at Chicken Creek Ranch House
A two story frame house belonging to Mrs M E Broughton on Chicken creek ranch burned Friday afternoon destroying the dwelling and contents. Estimated loss about 1600 dollars with 1100 dollars insured. Origin of the blaze is unknown.
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The
Standard
Livingston
M. E. Broughton
Chicken Creek
Rochambeau Statue Visit Ends as French Mission Departs Washington
French mission to Washington for Rochester Chambeau statue ceremonies leaves after a day of church services official calls and a rainy horseback ride with President Roosevelt. Cardinal Gibbons lauded Rochambeau as the flower of the French allied army and pledged lasting Franco American friendship.
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France
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Prussia
Owlock
Pennsylvania Road
Mme. Cambon
Escort to Gaulois Leaves Annapolis for Cape Henry
The American escort ships including the Olympia Kearsarge and Alabama weighed anchor at dawn and moved down the bay toward the Virginia capes to accompany the French battleship Gaulois to New York and Boston. The Gaulois followed later, and Admiral Higginson's squadron will remain with the visiting ship until the Rochambeau commission sails home.
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Virginia Capes
Higginson
Olympia
Kearsarge
Alabama
New York
Boston
Trains Delayed by Fire and Connections
Great Falls May 25. Train 23 arrived six hours late after waiting connections with the main line at Havre. Train 3 west bound on the Great Northern was delayed due to a bridge east of Glasgow destroyed by fire.
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Standard
Great Falls
Havre
Great Northern
Glasgow
Warned 10 Keep Away Over Eight-Hour Day Strike
Wilkesbarre Pa May 25 quiet Sunday in Wyoming region as coal offices lay deserted. A Mitchell pledge circular urged Polish Slavs and Lithuanians to stay away from Virginia West Virginia coal fields where strikes are under way. Union officials say over 90 percent of miners may quit June 2 unless an eight hour day is granted. engineers may not quit as extensively. Meetings in Wilkesbarre Kingston and Ashley discuss non union coal handling and financial support for strikers with railroad unions pledging aid but not a sympathy strike.
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Wilkesbarre
Wyoming
Mitchell
Virginia
West Virginia
Mullahy
Stationary Firemen's Union
Mine Workers’ Conference
Kingston
Ashley
Memorial services honor veterans at Great Falls church
At the First M E church in Great Falls on May 25 a packed audience joined veterans from the local Grand Army of the Republic post the Spanish American War veterans camp and the Women's Relief corps. The program opened with organ preludes hymns prayers and memorial readings followed by a long address by Rev. J R Smith praised for its eloquence and patriotism.
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Great Falls
Union
M. E
Grand Army of the Republic
Wareterans
Women's Relief Corps
United States
Miss Jardine
J. R. Smith
America
Mr. Smith
Churches Take Hand In It In Helena Saloon Petition
A Helena petition against establishing a saloon near the capitol circulated in every church, with signatures from state county and city officials and residents. The city council will receive the petition tomorrow and may refuse a permit or license under existing control.
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Standard
Helena
Capitol
Tancrade Auguste Departs Haiti Under Escort
Tancrade Auguste former minister of the interior and police left Port au Prince yesterday aboard the Paloma bound for Jamaica. As he moved from the United States legation following disturbances after President Sam resigned a hostile crowd gathered and troops were sent for. He departed the legation with U S Minister Powell in a carriage bearing an American flag.
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Tancrade Auguste
Interior
Police
Jamaica
United States Legation
Sam
M. Auguste
Legation
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Powell
Rush of Visitors to the Park at Livingston May 25
Several parties will arrive at Yellow Stone park this week. A 16 person western party comes on the 27th followed by about 30 from the east. On the 30th 180 Federation of Women delegates from San Francisco arrive, and over 300 Mystic Shriners from Mecca temple New York City are also due.
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Standard
Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Federation of Women
San Francisco
Mystic Shriners
Mecca Temple
New York City
Coronation Night Promises Unprecedented Royal Opera attendance
London plans for King Edward's coronation include lavish seating for royalty and guests at Covent Garden on June 20 with stalls at 20 guineas and boxes up to 100 guineas. Stars such as Reszke Melba Calve Nordica will perform excerpts from Lohengrin Siegfried Tannhauser and Lucia amid Ascot festivities and royal processions.
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Paran Stevens
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Calve
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Ascot
Royal Enclosure
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Cuts His Mileage Down
County Commissioner Frank Cooper and County Auditor Jack Hyde clash over mileage payments. Hyde enlisted County Surveyor O C Mortson to survey an airline from the courthouse to the Cooper ranch, reducing Cooper's mileage by about 2.50 dollars and pleasing the auditor.
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Standard
Great Falls
Frank Cooper
Jack Hyde
Hyde
Cooper
Cascade
O. C. Mortson
Cooper Ranch
Will Take Ray Treatment in Helena
Helena May 25. W A Converse of Augusta prominent rancher and cattle breeder arrives in Helena with his wife to undergo X ray treatment being administered by a local physician. Four patients currently use the method and results are said to be satisfactory.
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Standard
Helena
W. A. Converse
Augusta
Saxon Government Prosecutes Leipsic Publisher for Blasphemy
Berlin May 25 The Saxon government prosecutes Leipsic publisher Diedriches for blasphemy and defaming churchly institutions via Count Tolstoi s answer to the boy synod excommunication. Translator Lowenfeld of the Schiller theater Berlin is named in the indictment. The case sparks protest and a movement to abolish blasphemy law.
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Berlin
Leipsicc
Diedriches
Count Tolstoi
Boy Synod
Lowenfeld
Schiller Theater
Capitol Frescoing and Decorating Accepted in Helena
The Montana state government has accepted the frescoing painting and decorating of the new capitol. A. Pedretti representing F Pedretti's Sons of Cincinnati received a check exceeding $5,000 from the state for the remaining balance. He left for home after the payment.
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Standard
Helena
Capitol
Co. A. Pedretti
F. Pedretti
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