Theosophical Movement Lecture by B Catlin in Anaconda
A large local Theosophical society gathering heard B Catlin of Anaconda discuss the movement. He described it as universal spiritual enlightenment guiding humanity, not a religion, stressing brotherhood and the unity of all beings with the soul of the universe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theosophical Society
RE. B. Catlin
Anaconda
Theosophical Movement
Theogethical
God
Man
Théosophical Society
Sousa Concert Delights Crowds With Glorious Band Performance
Sousa's glorious band pleased large audiences at the auditorium with a mix of old and new Sousa marches, encores, and notable solos. Miss Lucy Allen soprano and Miss Jeannette Powers violin provided standout offerings alongside Herbert L. Clarke, with selections spanning Wagner, Liszt, Grieg, Dvorak, and Wagner's operas.
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Sousa
Lucia
Lucy Allen
Jeanette Powers
Herbert L. Clark
Liszt Cornet
Hud- Son
CNEW
Clarke Herbert L. Clarke
Wagner
Siegfried
Weber-Weingartner
Gamne
March
Powhatan
Jeannette ‘Powers
Herbert L. Clarke
Pompeii
Barbo and
Stratonice
Nydia
Roberto
Meyerbeer
Till Eulenspiegel
R. Strauss
Grieg
Ase
Anitra
A .Dvorak
Poowhatan
Tetessaecese Sss Sousa
Caprice
Geloso
Miss Jeannette Powers
Murray Declared Outlaw For Officiating At Norfolk
Jockey club decree bans starter William Murray for officiating at Norfolk and earlier at Butte. He seeks contract pay though Hamilton officials refused him. potential lawsuit expected. Montana racing ends at Helena meet. California winter meets planned with larger purses and new tracks under discussion led by Arcadia and Venice ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murray
Butte
Norfolk
New York
Billy Murray
William
Jockey Club
Hamiltton
Murray
A. BR. Dade
Missionary Convention Planned for Butte Montana
Arrangements are under way for a missionary convention to be held at Mountain View M. E. church in Butte early in November. Secretaries of various Methodist missionary societies, many church bishops, and other prominent figures will attend and deliver addresses. The event will last about two days and feature a missionary exhibit of specimens and curios from lands where missions operate. This convention is described as the most important missionary event ever held in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
Butte
Spokane
California
Oakland
Mountain View M. BE
Methodist Church
Body of Demented Man Found Near Plains
The body of Fred Ramie was found yesterday on the Markle ranch near the reservation hot springs. Ramie, about 45, had disappeared six weeks ago in a demented condition after frequenting Plains for two years. The sheriff and town friends searched two weeks. the county coroner awaits word before burial arrangements. He was reticent about family matters, with possible Canadian roots. he usually stayed at the Pendergrass hotel, and his belongings remain there. Identification not yet confirmed.
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Standard
Plains
Fred Ramie
Markle
Reservation
Ramile
Ramire
Canada
Pendergrass Hotel
Ramie
Erisco officers arrange care of plague patients
A San Francisco committee from the health board board of supervisors Red Cross and relief corps recommends moving about 100 acute non plague patients from the old city and county hospital to private hospitals and setting up a temporary hospital for chronic non plague patients. A site on Ingleside race track grounds is sought. Another hospital for isolating all plague cases is being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Health Board
Board of Supervisors
The
Red Cross
Relief Corps
Ingleside
Soldier Prefers Death to Leaving His Wife
Denver Post report from New York and St Louis details a Fort Hamilton private Claude H. Perry who shot his wife and killed himself to avoid likely separation to the Philippines. The narrative also notes a Pendleton murder suspect, Oscar B Lavin, arrested in St Louis, believed to be George Webb alias Webb McAllister, denying identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Post
New York
Philippines
Claude H. Perry
Fort Hamilton
Associated Press
St. Louis
Oscar B. Lavin
George Webb
Webb McAllister
Pendleton
Ore
Taylor
Webb
Butte boy 17 injured by wagon wheel accident
George Sullivan a 17 year old miner's helper at St Lawrence mine was badly hurt when his right leg bones broke above the ankle after his foot slipped between wagon spokes near Miles Frink's ranch south of Butte. He warned, the wagon stopped just in time, and he was taken to St James hospital where his prognosis is good. He lives at 714 North Wyoming street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sullivan
Nipper
St. Lawrence
Butte
St. James’ Hospital
Miles Frink
Five Mile House
Sullivan
Wyoming Street
Burglar's Wife Impresses Grand Patrons in Debut
Crowds flock to the Grand to see A Burglar's Wife. The sensational title belies a largely restrained performance, with strong ensemble work. Henry Chesterfield debuts as the new heavy and earns hearty applause in a well staged, largely bloodless spectacle.
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Henry Chesterfield
White tiled stalls and white porcelain bowls for cattle
In Banker Mortimer L. Schiff's new Long Island stables the cattle will dine from white porcelain vessels and stalls will be finished with white tile. To raise funds for a Mattoon church, 16 inch slips will ask donors to paste pennies, with a mile of pennies to be solicited.
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Mortimer L. Schiff
Long Island
Mattoon
Ill
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the Free Lance
Kaiser
Westmeyer
Cornet
Clarke
Canucks
Hamilton
Charles Morris
Col
Jim Dunn
Savoy
San Franciso
Morris
West
Los Angeles
Curly Brown
Venice
Brown
Itkin's
Erisco
Coney Coats
Skinner
Nearseal
Nearseal Coats
Brook
Chinchilla
Pellerine
Ermine
Isabella
Sable
Isabella Fox
Sennessy’s Big Store
Little Diamond
Seattle
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
the Grand
Grand
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