Big Day for Woodmen of the World Initiation
Preparations for a wholesale initiation of the Woodmen of the World lodge are underway with a parade to start at the A O H hall and 222 candidates to be initiated. The evening features speeches by A B Keith and Dr Stephens, a banquet in Turner hall, and a program of music and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World Lodge
Standart
Organer W. Co. Krum
Denver
Anaconda
Krum
Anaconda Lodge
A. O. H. Hall
A. B. Keith
The
Butte Miner
Cedar Street
Park Avenue
N. J. Mershon
Keith
Butte Camp
Dr. Stephens
Turner Hall
F. M. Colvin
Henry Prentess
Mayor Stephens
Judge Hayes
W. A. Bower
M. Mershon
John W. James
J. W. Jaquette
No. 153
Mr. White
George Borquin
Butte
Favorable Crop Conditions Across Regions With Some Drought Relief
Weather bureau report notes overall favorable temperatures and abundant rainfall east of the Rockies for the week ending May 26. Drought relief reaches Ohio valley. southern Illinois still dry. Pacific coast cooler early, improving later. California mostly favorable aside from drying winds. Winter wheat improving in Kansas Nebraska Illinois Indiana Wisconsin. Missouri crop good with some southeast counties lagging. Tennessee Kentucky Ohio and mid-Atlantic show light yields as crops head. Harvesting in Texas continues and will start in Arkansas Oklahoma and southern Kansas. Pacific coast outlook positive. Oregon weedy. California wheat ripening in San Joaquin valley. Orchards damaged by storms in Missouri valley. overall outlook modestly weaker than earlier. Peaches dropping in middle and south Atlantic states. Dr Sanford’s Liver Invigorator advertised.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
Ohio’ Valley
Illinois
Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
Rocky Mountain
Kansas
Nebraska
Indiana
Wisconsin
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Middle
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
San Joaquin Valley
Missouri Valley
South Atlantic States
Nighttime Home Remedy Sparks Sleep Relief
A historic remedy claims twenty drops of Hyo mei on flannel pinned to the nightrobe at retiring will keep you awake through the night, be relieved in ten minutes, and cured before morning.
Landing a Cable Still Hurdled in Honolulu
Agent of the Cable Company, Dickinson, surveys beaches and reefs for a suitable Honolulu landing as channels prove hard to find. The Manila gunboat arrives from Manila, while Bishop Willis plans a Tonga mission and Rear Admiral Merry recovers from erysipelas. A rare four footed fish is pictured by the Albatross, cruising near Hawaii.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Dickinson
Cable Company
Manila
Pacific
Guam
Admiral Dewey
Philippines
Bremerton Navy Yard
Alfred Willis
Tonga
Iolani College
Merry
United States
Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway company will be held at the company office in Anaconda Montana on Tuesday June 3 1902 at 1 o clock p m for the election of a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may come before the meeting.
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Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Stage Line Runs Anaconda to Danielsville via Cahoon and Gilleland
A stage line operates between Anaconda and Danielsville with Cahoon and Gilleland on the route. Departures occur Mondays and Wednesdays from Giles Brownell's livery at 9 o clock, offering transfers and related services.
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Cahoon & Gilleland
Anaconda
Danielsville
Giles Brownell
Flathead
Selish
N. P. Ry
Kalispell
Lake
Ravalli
HODGE
Congressman Declines Nominatio n for Eighteenth District
Cleveland May 27 Congressman H W Taylor who was recently nominated for congress for the eighteenth district has decided to decline the nomination. Another convention will be called at an early date. Wanted secondhand goods Thueson 504 East Park avenue.
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Cleveland
H. W. Taylor
Congress
Rivers and Harbors Bill Conference Report Advances
Washington May 27 The conferees from the two houses of Congress on rivers and harbors matters reported progress on the rivers and harbors bill amid negotiations and proposals under consideration for funding and project authorization.
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Washington
Houses of Congress
Senate finalizes harbors bill with large appropriation
The harbors bill reached a final agreement today. Exact aggregate figures are not set, but about 4.5 million of 9.6 million added by the senate was retained. The bill as reported would total about 65 million in direct appropriations and work authorized.
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Senate
Ladies' Silk Skirt Sale with Flared Bottoms
Auction style display of ladies' skirts including silk silk lined with braid trim priced from $9.90 to $4.98 and petticoats offered at 98 cents. Names of fabric types cheviots venetians moire silk noted along with original values.
Hanging of William Harmon Lane Shocks Philadelphia
Philadelphia audience learns William Harmon Lane a colored man was hanged at 10 08 this morning for the murder of Ella Jarden his employer and her two daughters Madelaine 12 Eloise 7 The crime followed thefts from the household with Lane fearing consequences.
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Philadelphia
William Harmon Lane
Ella Jarden
Madelain
Eloise
Lane
Daily trivia quiz from a Washington Times reader prompt
A reflective prompt listing common daily questions about stamps, coins, body counts, moon direction, eye color, watch inscriptions, and familiar money names, challenging readers to recall exact details and test memory.
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The
Washington Times
Anecdotes of Disraeli in Chambers Journal
A Chambers Journal writer shares characteristic Disraeli humor tales. A writer’s book joke prompts a quip about reading time. A radical tease about weak eyes yields a witty comeback. An anecdote shows Disraeli’s sharp humor on Lord Rosslyn and buckhounds versus church role.
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Chambers’ Journal
Lord Beaconsfield
Disraeli
Jon
Lord Rosslyn
Rosslyn
Japan to Use Women in National Strength Drive
The Japanese university for women in Tokyo signals a shift in gender roles as Count Okuma advocates a double standard. He argues mixed education strengthens nations, noting that civilizations relying on men alone have faced disaster. The piece reflects curiosity about how Japanese openness to innovation could alter women’s roles abroad.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Laertes
Japanese University For Women
Tokio
Japan
Okuma
Turkey
Persia
India
China
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East Park Avenue
Rivers and Harbors
Adams’ Department Store
Sale
Church of Scotland
Keppler Jewelry CO
Main Street
Gold Dust Twins
Chicago
N. K
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
St. Louis
U. S.A
Anheuser-Standard
Charles W. French
Montana
General
MacCallum
Cloutier
Anaconda, Montana
Northern Pacific
Durant
Stuart
Silver Bow
Oregon Short Line
Great Northern Railway
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway
Europe
Tuomas Burena
St. Helens
Canal Street
New York
Dempsy Creek
East Fifth Street
East Third Street
Tori
de B. Smith
Davol Medicine CO
Cal
Newton Bros
Druggzists
North MainsSt
Butte, Mont
Martin Drug Company
Apacovda
Mont
Anaconda, Mont
U.S. Mail
Northern Commercial Co
U. S
Nome
ST. Michael
Seattle
United Sates
John S. Marshall
Burlington
H. F. Rucer
East Broadway
H. B. Secur
Billings
Minneapolis
St. Paul
St Paul
East
Great Falls
Helena
North Main Street
J. E. Dawson
Anagonda Business Directory
Warm Springs
J. H. French
North Coast Limited
Whitehall
Sappington
Ja. m
All Points
West
Alder
A. m
Ip. m
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W. H. Merriman
Pullman
Salt Lake
Omaha
Kansas City
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Arizona
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Los Angeles
Portland
N. Main St
H. O. Wilson
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Southern Pacific
Oregon Short Line Railway
E. O. McCormick
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