Butte Theosophical Meeting Discusses Life Purpose
A large audience heard Judge W. C. Speer and others at the Butte Theosophical Society on life as a training school. They spoke of evolution, rebirth, and the path to enlightenment, with views that science and religion can harmonize.
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Butte
The
Theosophical Society
W. C. Speer
A. Bb. Keith
Havilah Squiers
Cc. C. Reuger
O'Neill
Serepta Sanders
Reuger
Speer
Mr. Reuger
Keith
Australia
Rogers Cited for Contempt by Federal Court Order
Judge Lacombe orders H. H. Rogers, vice president of the Standard, to appear in federal court in Massachusetts and New York following a contempt citation issued today. The action stems from undisclosed proceedings and requires Rogers to respond in court. Further details were not released in the brief excerpt.
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H. HH. Rogers
Federal
Massachusetts
New York
Lacombe
H. H. Rogers
The
Standard
Oil executive to answer contempt in Addicks case
An oil company official must appear before a judge next Tuesday to answer contempt for not obeying a court order. The order compels testimony in the suit of J Edward Addicks against the Boston Jaslight Company and the Massachusetts Pipe Line Company in the U S district court for Massachusetts. Oscar Wagner, a lawyer, swears he attempted seven times to serve the order on Mr Rogers.
Medical Examiners Bar Applicant for Unprofessional Conduct
Helena Oct 3 The state board of medical examiners barred Dr J E Granstead Forsyth after a formal hearing for alleged unprofessional conduct during the exam while 17 doctors won licenses from a class of 27 taking the test. Several named names: W Taylor J F Blair Bertha K Mackel A W Corner Butte Charles Pixey Williams A Glasgow Missoula R Monahan H BE Houston Kalispell J H Irwin D S Mackenzie Havre S M Sauders Red Lodge T J Maloney Helena Austin L Ward Boulder Frederick Tracy Billings Herbert F Bretheur Hamilton D Donahue Glendive W I Patterson Belt.
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Board of Medical Examiners
Helena
State Board of Medical Examiners
R. C. Riddle
Jailer extradites fugitive C E Snyder in Benton case
Special Dispatch reports C E Snyder arrested in Great Falls for bilking Coleman and McCalley of 28 dollars last June. He had fled after receiving the loan and the Benton Sheep Company affair hinges on repayment. Also noted is Mission Park Mining shipment of gold from new stamp mills and optimistic ore yield projections.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Coatsworth
Great Falls
C. E. Snyder
Cook
Snyder
Coleman & McCalley
McCalley
Benton Sheep Company
Lorkeson
Mission Park Mining Company
Sandusky
Chased by wolves near San Josef Bay on Vancouver Island
Prospectors George Skinner and Peter Starret reported a pack of at least twenty wolves chasing Skinner for a quarter mile across underbrush and along the bay shore. Skinner escaped by running to camp and Starret fired, killing several leaders before the pack fled.
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Vancouver
B. C
George Skimmer
Peter Starret
Vancouver Island
San Josef Bay
Skinner
Government aid urged for arid land reclamation farmers
Sioux Falls reports Dr J W Heston of the South Dakota College urging federal action to reclaim arid western lands. He proposes 15 million dollars over ten years to support a population equal to the U S and urges the Farmers congress to press Congress. Professor P W Campbell spoke on soil culture in the semi arid West.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Farmers’ National Congress
J. W. Heston
South Dakota Agricultural College
United States
Congress
P. W. Campbell
Kansas
West
Beresford Declares Lester Reiff Guilty of Barefaced Riding
Lord Marcus Beresford, steward of the jockey club, said Reiff’s ride on Delacy was the most blatant attempt not to win he had seen. He noted the decision rested on the finish, not the stretch turn, and claimed Whitney’s regard would keep stewards from weaker grounds.
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Lester Reiff
London
Marcus Beresford
Jockey Club
Reiff
Delacy
Whitney
Southern Pacific Freight Wreck Delays San Francisco Trains
Six lumber cars on a Southern Pacific freight train derailed south of Upton station in Ashland Oregon. No injuries reported but the track was badly damaged, delaying passenger service to San Francisco by about seven hours tomorrow morning.
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Ashland
Ore
Southern Pacific
Upton Station
San Francisco
Ohio campaign aid sought by Oregon governor
Governor Geer received a telegram from Ohio Republican Committee Chairman Dick asking him to assist in the Ohio campaign for the Republican ticket. He will probably accept.
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Salem
Ore
Geer
Ohio State Republican Committee
Ohio
Memorial services echo Victorian era ceremonies
The memorial services mirrored those held at the time of Queen Victoria's death, reflecting traditional ritual and solemn public mourning with familiar rites and procedures.
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Queen Victoria
Five Persons Killed by Apache Indians
A Albuquerque dispatch to the Republican reports Apache raiders from San Carlos in the Mogolton mountains south of Denver area have killed five people on Willow creek near historic Victoria and Geronimo sites. No details yet. U. S. Marshal Foraker is en route from Silver City to the scene.
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Denver
Republican
Albuquerque
N. M
San Carlos Reservation
Mogolton Mountains
Willow Creek
Victoria
Geronimo
United States
Foraker
Silver City
Burlington to extend line to Salt Lake City
Semi official confirmation sources say Burlington will build from Guernsey Wyoming to Salt Lake City with a southern west route crossing the Union Pacific at Laramie. A Lyons to Estes Park branch is planned while Cody to Yellowstone is not. Construction starts in spring promising new Northwestern Colorado rail link and Denver Salt Lake connection.
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St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Burlington
Guernsey
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
Laramie
Colorado
Estes
Yellowstone Park
Lyons
Estes Park
Yellowstone
Northern Pacific
Cody
Salt Lake
Northwestern Colorado
Denver
Sympathy Strike Strikes Chicago Telegraph Lines
Telegraph and telephone linemen in Chicago join a sympathetic walkout, with about half of Western Union workers and all American District Telegraph linemen refusing to work until the Chicago Telephone Company settlement is reached. Reports from Northern Illinois towns indicate the Chicago Telephone department is fully tied up.
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Chicago
Western Union
Chicago Telephone Company
American District Telegraph Company
Illinois
Failures This Year in United States
New York report shows 9 months of 1901 with 8 144 failures and 97 856 416 dollars in liabilities. Compared with 1900 there were 7 895 failures and 133 234 985 dollars owed. Excluding banking defaults, commercial failures total 8 083 with 80 560 502 dollars, versus 7 851 and 101 867 448 dollars last year.
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New York
United States
R. G. Dun & Co
MacArthur Likely Next Commander of Department of the Lakes
Chicago reports Gen. Arthur MacArthur probable successor to command the Department of the Lakes. He passed through Chicago en route to Washington and, asked about taking over in March when Gen. Otis retires, said it is very possible he may assume command though no order has been issued.
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Chicago
Arthur MacArthur
Department of the Lakes
MacArthur
Washington
Otis
South African Casualty List Details Moedwill Attack
The latest casualty list reports two British officers out of action from the Moedwill attack on Sept. 29. Four died or were killed, 22 wounded, and Colonel Kekowich was severely wounded but is doing well.
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London
Kekowich
Moedwill
Spokane plants burn amid costly blaze on Adams Street
Spokane reports a fire destroying the Spokane and Ida lumber company plant at Adams Street and Railroad Avenue and the dryer of the Washington Evaporating company. Loss is about 25000 dollars, fully insured.
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Spokane
Spokane & Idaho Lumber Company
Adams Street
Railroad Avenue
Washington
King Edward Reported Suffering Rheumatism
London on October 2 reports Sir Francis Laking King Edward’s physician visited Balmoral for the monarch who is said to be afflicted with rheumatism yet he took a drive in the afternoon.
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Edward
London
Sir Francis Laking
King Edward
Balmoral
Jealous Lover Kills Girl Then Takes Own Life
In Marshall Missouri on October 3, Al Thomas shot and fatally wounded his sweetheart Miss Minnie Hayse at her home after anger over her attention to Arthur Fox, then killed himself.
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Marshall, Mo
al Thomas
Minnie Hayse
Arthur Fox
Edward Has Cancer Rumor Surfaces in Copenhagen
Copenhagen reports revived rumors that King Edward is seriously ill with tongue cancer. No supporting evidence is supplied and the claim remains unverified as of October 3.
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Copenhagen
Edward
Memorial Service Held for President McKinley in Dawson
Advices from Dawson report a public memorial service held Sunday September 22 in memory of President McKinley. Public buildings and offices were closed and flags flew at half mast as public men spoke. Governor's office participated in the observance.
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Seattle
Dawson
McKinley
Johnson Succeeds Sampson at Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston Oct 3 Rear Admiral Mortimer L. Johnson assumed command of Charlestown navy yard replacing Rear Admiral Sampson who was relieved because of ill health.
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Boston
Mortimer L. Johnson
Charlestown Navy Yard
Sampson
Portuguese Queen Noted For Swimming Feats At Cascais
The queen of Portugal, renowned for her athleticism, enjoys swimming at Cascais and swims farther from shore than other bathers observed. Her prowess places her among the world’s most athletic women rulers.
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Portugal
Cascais
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Kersey
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W. Park St. Butte, Mont
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