Presbyterians Clash Over Mormonism At General Assembly
At the Presbyterian general assembly in Los Angeles on May 26, Rev. Charles L. Thompson denounced Mormonism as blasphemous, urging a strike against its influence. The day’s sessions also debated home missions aid for colleges and temperance, with discussions on divorce, education, and church governance continuing into the week.
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Los Angeles
Presbyterian General Assembly
Charles L. Thompson
D. D
New York
Board of Home Missions
Special Committee On
Dr. Halloway
Church In
America
van Dyke
Committee On
Federator
Kansas City
Temperance
Rabbi Wise
Portland
Ore
Russia
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Coyle
Henry van Dyke
W. C. Mateer
R. W. Holloway
John C. Vannatta
Frederick Jonte Stanley
Charles Payson Cheeseman
Thomas F. Nixon
Peyton H. Hoge
James Jereance
Stringer
Kansas Flood Ravages Salina in 1920s Diary Style
Salina Kansas endures its worst flood in history with about 100 families displaced and hundreds of thousands in damages. Four inches of rain fall in 24 hours, swells flood plains turning wheat fields into lakes, and rail lines including Union Pacific and Rock Island are disrupted as waters threaten western neighborhoods.
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Salina
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Lincoln
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Limon Junction
Colo
Manhattan
Wedding in Arras Barracks Ends in Tragedy
At the Citadel barracks in Arras France a wedding party turned tragic as a lamp toppled lighting decorations. A panic blocked exits and three women perished in the flames while 27 others were injured in the blaze following the May 26 event.
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Arras
France
Citadel
Postmaster General Bars Lilly and Adjutant General from Mail
Postmaster General Payne signed an order forbidding mail delivery and money orders to William Lilly and William C. Liner adjutant general of Lancaster Pennsylvania. Lilly claims to be duly elected adjutant general of the Spanish American War Veterans. The move reflects a factional dispute within the Spanish American War Veterans ranks.
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Washington
Payne
William ©. Lilly
William C. Liner
Lancaster
Liller
Ernest Bean Weds Estdlla Jelich in Clemens Montana
Special Dispatch reports Ernest Bean a prominent Clemens resident married Estdlla Jelich of Salt Lake at Bean's home Thursday. Rev H L Hillis officiated before a large gathering of relatives and friends. A supper followed and the couple's prospects reflect Bean's ranching and sawmill ventures. Jelich came to teach in the local school.
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Standard
Helena
Ernest F. Bea
Clemens
Estdlla Jelich
Salt Lake
H. L Hillis
Augusta Church
Bean
Jelich
Post office in East Helena downgraded to fourth class
Washington dispatch reports East Helena post office reduced to fourth class amid salary adjustments. It notes an annual re adjustment and mentions a pension increase granted to John Leyson of Butte.
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The
Standard
Washington
East Helena
John Leyson
Butte
Roosevelt's Grand March Featured by State Band
Helena May 26. The Montana State band will perform Roosevelt day music including a march by Mrs Virginia Freeman of Helena titled Roosevelt's Grand March noted for several notable pieces she has written.
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the Standard
Helena
Montana
Virginia Freeman
Roosevelt
Ranchman Sues Burlington For Damages Over Horses Killed
Dan Mumbrew of Pryor Creek south of Billings files suit in Justice court seeking 2 dollars for eight horses killed by a Burlington train last March. The case is set for trial on June 7.
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The
Standard
Billings
Dan Mumbrew
Pryor Creek
Burlington Railroad
Justice
Peace Mann
Helena Pioneer Louis Gans Recovers After Shoulder Abscess
Helena report states Louis Gans of Gans & Klein undergone successful operation for a shoulder abscess in New York. He is rapidly recovering and plans to be out downtown later this week.
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The
Standard
Helena
Louis Gans
Gans & Klein
New York
Desertion Alleged In Helena Divorce Suit
Jessie F. Reynolds files for divorce from W. W. Reynolds in district court alleging desertion. The couple married July 12, 1892 in O Neill Nebraska.
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Standard
Helena
Jessie F. Reynolds
District Court
W. W. Reynolds
O'Neill
Neb
Oregon Murderer Arrested in Barn During Captive Wiper Case
A suspected murderer was apprehended in a barn in Oregon after authorities recovered a captive worker. Police say the suspect and an associate restrained the victim, leading to a swift arrest and ongoing investigation.
Woman Helps Officers Capture Father Slayer Near Portland
In Oregon, M V Leasia, who killed his father in law F H Drews and abducted his ex wife, was captured at a farm barn four miles from Portland after a posse led by Capt. Samuel Simmons cornered him. Leasia was wounded. his ex wife Mrs Leasia aided officers by restraining him as they moved in.
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Portland
Ore
M. V. Lea- Bia
F. H. Drews
Paulson
Samuel Simmons
Leasia
Father
Captain Simmons
Detective Day
Burk
Miles City Seeks Aid For Paralytic Crabtree Elder
Miles City May 26. Isage Crabtree, one of the Crabtree brothers, three elderly bachelors who live above Sadie, was brought to Miles City with the effects of a paralytic stroke suffered about two weeks ago. The Crabtrees are among the few survivors of the Indian War.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Isage Crabtree
Crabtree Brothers
Sadie
Crabtree
Crabtrees
Miller suffers dislocated shoulder after horse mishap
Miles City May 26 Eugene Miller of the L A bar ranch arrived with a dislocated shoulder after falling from a horse that stumbled while he was riding.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Eugene Miller
L. A. Bar” Ranch
Miller
Train collision in Columbus kills two workers
A Big Four work train carrying Italian laborers collided with box cars in Columbus yards on May 26. Two people died and four were injured, eight others seriously harmed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hanna Wins Duck Contest Under Dorsement of Roosky
Local pageant results show Hanna securing the duck crown with support from Roosky and endorsement by Dorsement. Officials confirm the event took place at a city venue with attendees applauding the new winner.
Hanna Declines to Oppose Roosevelt Endorsement
Senator Hanna says he will not oppose the Ohio Republican convention's endorsement of President Roosevelt for a new term after receiving a telegram showing the president’s desire for endorsement. He telegraphed Roosevelt to confirm his stance and declined further comment.
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Cleveland
Hanna
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Tam
Ohio Republican
May speak at Capitol Helena arranging to hear president
A public notice states plans for a meeting at the Capitol in Helena to hear the president address aides and supporters. Details suggest scheduling discussions and official attendance at the State House.
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Helena
State House
Roosevelt to address crowds from Capitol steps Helena May 26
President Roosevelt arrival expected at 8 tomorrow with a reception plan. He will likely speak from the Capitol steps after a stop at the high school to greet students, then return along the planned parade route with streets lined by spectators. If Loeb changes the program he may speak at the Auditorium instead.
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Standard
Helena
Roosevelt
Capitol Steps
Capitol
Northern Pacific
Senator Foraker Reflects on Hanna Roosevelt Endorsement
In Washington on May 26 Senator Foraker released a statement after learning Senator Hanna withdrew opposition to endorsing Theodore Roosevelt in 1904. He said the move benefits Hanna and the country, supports a harmonious convention, and foresees an extra term for Hanna in the Senate. He noted Ohio and other Roosevelt states will help secure a majority at the convention.
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Washington
Hanna
Roosevelt
Ohio
Foraker
Senate
Man Plans Handshake With Roosevelt After Meeting 1833 Hero
Helena May 26 Major E G Brooke of Whitehall arrived to meet President Roosevelt after recalling he once shook hands with General Andrew Jackson in 1833 at the Grand Central Brooke, now 70 years older, says he expects to greet more presidents in the future noting his hale appearance and long outlook.
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Standard
Helena
E. G. Brooke
Whitehall
Roosevelt
Jackson
Major Brooke
Grand Central
Brooke
Ensign Hussner Sentenced for Fatal Sword Stab in Kiel
Berlin May 2 Naval Ensign Hussner was court martialed at Kiel and sentenced to four years and one week imprisonment plus degradation for killing Artilleryman Hartman at Essen on Good Friday. He claimed he acted to uphold honor and obedience citing service regulations. The court noted his sword was drawn under orders and discussed training pressures shaping his actions.
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Berlin
Geremany
Hussner
Kiel
Hartman
Essen
Husaner
Jesus Christ
Stanton appeals in supreme court over property damages case
E F Stanton, a layman and party to a suit on appeal, appeared before the Montana supreme court to argue his case. The action, E F Stanton versus Ed Lewis, seeks recovery of personal property and damages. The court took it under advisement.
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Standard
Helena
E. F. Stanton
Supreme Court
Ed Lewis
Wreck Kills One and Injures Four in Iowa Train Crash
Sioux City Iowa May 26 following list of victims from the St Paul flyer on the Chicago and Northwestern at Whiting last night engineer George Coleman Sioux City seriously injured Oscar Larson fireman Bryan Iowa John Thompson fireman s helper Davenport Iowa Peter Parsons mail clerk Minneapolis Isaac Duyhuff Council Bluffs baggage man and express messenger All cars except the last coach ditched passengers escaped with a severe shaking up Accident caused by a box car being viewed onto the main track
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Sioux City
Iowa
St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Whiting
Oscar Larson
Bryan
John Thompson
Davenport
Peter Parsons
Minneapolis
Isaac Duyhuff
Council Bluffs
Burial of Mark Purcell among Helena miners
Surrounded by relatives and friends the body of Mark Purcell, a miner killed at the Egland mine, was laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery. The funeral proceeded from Herrmann & Co undertaking rooms on Broadway to the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart where Father Victor Day conducted services.
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Thee Standard
Helena
Mark Purcell
Egland
Herrmann & Co
Broadway
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
Father Victor Day
Cullen Appointed to State Historical Society Board
Governor Toole appoints W. E. Cullen Jr to the State Historical Society board replacing Judge Henry N. Blake who declined. Cullen’s oath of office has been filed with the secretary of state.
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The
Standard
Helena
Toole
W. E. Cullen, Jr
State Historical Society
Henry N. Blake
Cullen
Secretary of State
Mrs William Kinnick Taken to Hospital in Park City
Mrs William Kinnick wife of a prominent Park City citizen was brought to the hospital today by Dr. Corwin. She has been ill for several weeks with an operation planned tomorrow by Dr. Armstrong and Dr. Copwin of Park City.
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Standard Billings
William Kinnick
Park City
Corwin
Armstrong
Copwin
Citizens invited to view Roosevelt stop at Great Northern
Boulder committees arrange transport for citizens to the Great Northern station on Wednesday afternoon to see President Roosevelt and his party. The stop is not expected to last more than five minutes.
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Boulder
Great Northern Station
Roosevelt
Cattle Arrive for Montana Range Trek Under Texas Guides
One thousand head of cattle from Texas arrived today with 250 more expected tomorrow. The herds are supervised by J. A. Monroe and William Stevens and will be driven to ranges in Northern Montana.
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Standard
Texas
J. A. Monroe
William Stevens
Montana
Hegaas Divorce Case Submitted to Supreme Court
Hans Hegaas sues Emma Hegaas in a divorce appeal from Missoula County District Court. The Supreme Court has been asked to decide on the appeal on the appellee's brief.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
Hans Hegaas
Emma Hegaas
District Court of
Missoula County
Keerl Murder Trial Features Banks Mocked by Court
Jordan Banks testified for most of the day in the Keerl murder case in Helena. He recounted his varied life and delivered his testimony with humor as seven defense witnesses spoke on Keerl's actions and Crystal’s reputation. The scene drew smiles from jury, judge, and bailiff as order was occasionally called.
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Standard
Helena
Jordan Banks
Keerl
Banks
T. J. Walsh
R. R. Purcell
M. Neill
Duncan McDonald
Albert Smith
P. Jennison
Keers
J. A. Abercrombie
George F. Ingram
Crystal
East Helena
Bank
Judge Smith
Appointed Milk and Meat Inspector for Lewis and Clarke
Helena May 26 Dr EB I Bradley of Helena appointed meat and milk inspector for Lewis and Clarke County at yesterday s state board meeting. Also approved taxpayers position for Flathead County with Dr A D McDonald of Kalispell named inspector at 1200 a year. One appointment remains for Missoula County. The board issued complete work instructions to inspectors.
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Standard
Helena
EB. I. Bradley
Lewis and Clarke County
State Board of Meat and Milk Inspection
Flathead County
A. D. McDonald
Kalispell
Missoula County
Anti-Gambling Law Appealed in Supreme Court
Helena, May 26. The state appeals in the case against 8 R King over the validity of house bill 345 passed by the recent legislature. The ruling requires peace officers to arrest upon notice of law violations and imposes disqualification penalties. King, a former Helena policeman, refused to investigate a Main street gambling charge and was relieved of his badge by Police Chief Travis.
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Standard
Helena
R. King
Supreme Court
Frank W. Mettler
Albert I. Loeb
King
Travis
Expect Large Wool Clip From Briggs & Pitts Ranches
Big Timber May 23 James Vestal manager of Briggs Pitts ranches says shearing will start around June 1 with about 240 head on the Big Timber side and a large band on his other ranch near Yellowstone. After finishing here he will move operations to near Custer for 20 000 to 90 00 pounds of wool. The clip is expected to be marketed as Billings.
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Standard
Big Timber
James Vestal
Briggs & Pitts
Yellowstone
Vestal
Custer
Yellowstone Valley
Clock Lights Up Helena Night Time Dial At Union Bank
Beginning tonight the Union Bank and Trust building in Helena will display an illuminated clock. Electric reflectors will reveal the time to passersby, marking the first after dark dial shine in 12 years.
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The
Standard
Helena
Union Bank and Trust Company
Union Bank
Fined for Drunkenness in Boulder Case
In Justice Sweet's court on Monday morning, John and Paul Leeda, both described as half-breeds, were fined for receiving liquor Sunday and getting intoxicated. John paid $10, Paul $5 plus costs, and both were released with a warning to stay sober.
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The
Standard
Boulder
Helena Recital Honors Hazel Arkright With Reeves Medal
At the Montana Wesleyan University conservatory yearly recital in College hall Helena May 5 Miss Hazel Arkright won the Reeves medal for the student showing the greatest improvement during the school year. A large audience attended the event.
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Standard
Helena
Conservatory of Music
Montana Wesleyan University
Hazel Arkright
Reeves
College Hall
Bozeman Businesses Begin Moving to Improve Quarters
In Bozeman on May 4, several firms started relocating to gain space for inventories. The Burkett Winle company moves to its new Story block address, and Bozeman Paney bakery shifts from the neighboring site to the former Burkett and Wylie room. The establishment departs the old bakery.
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Standard
Bozeman
Burkett @ Winle
Bozeman Paney
Burkett & Wylie
Bakary
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DR. Thompson
Joseph Smith
Richard T. Ely
Utah
Victor Hugo
Presbyterian College
West
Board of Aid For Colleges
Rey, David & Schaff, P. D
Union Theological Seminary of Cincinnati
Kansas
Lilly
Oregon
President
Mark
Andrew Jackson
Trevald
Ensign
George Coleman
Siouxity
Board of Trustees
Miss Arkright
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