Church Canon Sparks Heated Debate at San Francisco Convention
The Episcopal triennial convention adopted canon 36 on matrimony by 87 to 21, raising issues about remarriage after divorce and requiring verification before marriage. Debates continue in the deputies, with next sessions set in Boston 1904 and a joint committee to study church name changes.
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San Francisco
House of Bishops
Mar
Boston
House of Deputies
Joint Commission
Cameron Mann
Mann
Mark Hekins Institute of Art
Women’s Auxiliary
Missions of
al Lands
Br. Coles
Pennsyvania
Kinsolving
Brazil
Bishop Moreland
Sacramento
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. Luke's Church
McKinley
General Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church
William McKinley
Congress of the
United States
Four Witnesses Heard as Schley Court Tests Navy Actions
The Schley naval court of inquiry heard four witnesses including Rear Admiral Henry C. Taylor and Lieutenant Edward K. Leiper. Taylor described the Santiago battle and Brooklyn turn. Potts discussed the bombardment of the Colea while Leiper questioned the shore batteries. The session also covered order notes from Secretary Long and Bristol’s measurements and observations during the blockade off Cienfuegos and Santiago.
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Washington
Schley Naval Court of Inquiry
Mark L. Bristol
Henry C. Taylor
Indiana
Spain
T. M. Potts
Massachusetts
Edward K. Leiper
New Orleans
Taylor
Santiago
Brooklyn
Potts
Advocate Lemly
Schley
Leiper
Rayner
Long
Sampson
Havana
Santiago de Cuba
Cuba
Matanzas
Manzanillo
Cienfuegos
Bristol
Morro
Clentuegos
Mr. Rayner
Commodore Schley
Admiral Dewey
Maria Teresa
Hodgson
Lemly
Coast Survey
New York
Siboney
Judge Advocate
Texas
How to Cure a Cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine
A user guide claims a Grove's signature on each box and offers a money refund if the remedy fails to cure. The product states 25e and markets itself as a cold cure and patent medicine.
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Nets
Supreme Court Takes Up Mining and Printing Appeals
The Supreme Court heard appeals in the Boston & Montana mining case, Johnstown Mining, and Porter Bros. vs Industrial Printing. Arguments covered ore ownership disputes at Minnie Healey vein, and a cross claim on damages from Cascade County suit, with further appeals involving O. Towner's sambitog case and ex governor Smith aiding Towner.
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Supreme Court
Totas
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Forbis & Evans
Boston & Montana Company
McHatton & Cotter
James M. Denny
Johnstown Mining Company
Minnie Healey
Heinze
Boston & Montana
Porter Bros
Compa Wiesenlee
Plaintif
Cascade County
O. Towner
Butte
Smith
Towner
Delegates Named for Prison Congress From Montana
Governor Teale appointed a large slate of Montana representatives to the National Prison Association congress in Kansas City November 9 to 18. The list includes Frank Heley Livingston Clarence Prescott Missoula G E Poole Townsend H W Potter Red Lodge H F Benner Great Falls W Hill White Sulphur Springs James Summers Virginia City Jefferson OConnell Helena Henry L Sherrock Boulder George Metcalf Philipsburg and many others across the state.
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Toale
Standard
Helena
Teale
National Prison Association
Kansas City
Heley
Livingston
Clarence B. Prescott
Missoula
G. KE. Poole
Townsend
H. W. Potter
Red Lodge
H. PF. Benner
Gveat Falls
W. Hill
James Summers
Virginia City
Jefferson O'Connell
Henry L. Sherrock
Boulder
George Metcalf
Philipsburg
Thomas J. Fowler
Bozeman
Thomas'. Hand
Kalispell
Thomas Shaw
Lewistown
John Kennedy
Glendive
John Conley
Anaconda
W. FE
Rarage
Miles City
Thomas Clary
Port Benton
John McMahon
Deer Lodge
George W. Hubbard
Billings
Carrie Nation Appeals False Arrest Case in Wheeling
Carrie Nation has appealed a false arrest claim in Wheeling West Virginia and intends to sue the city to seek redress. She left the city today after the filing.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Carrie Nation
Great Falls Plans Centennial Lewis and Clark Celebration
The Great Falls Business Men's Association proposes a grand centennial celebration in 1905 to mark the Northwest discovery by Lewis and Clark. All Missouri and Northwestern states would be invited as the group, led by Vincent Fortune, with Herbert Strain and E. B. Rudd chosen to craft a rallying cry for city stationery.
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Great Falls
Northwest
Lewis
Lewis and Clarke
State Board of Pharmacy Holds October Exams in Great Falls
The Montana state board of pharmacy led by Sid J. Coffee conducts examinations for pharmacist certificates in Great Falls city council chamber. Ten applicants, including three from Great Falls, gather as the board, meeting twice yearly, reviews papers. Results to be announced after completion.
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Great Falls
Sid J. Coffee
Missoula
C. BB. Hoskins
Butte
F. A. Woehner
State Board of Pharmacy
Dunn Block
Big Timber
Kalispell
Board to Examine Papers Tomorrow After Severe Tests
President Coffee announced the board will examine the papers tomorrow morning. He said the current examinations are along the same lines as the previous ones and are very severe.
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Coffee
Girl Admits Perjury in Morrison Case Ends Prosecution
Miles City reports that Elijah Morrison, jailed on a criminal assault conviction relying on a underage testimony from Ethel Carrington and her mother, will have the case dismissed after the girl and mother admitted false age statements and perjury. Affidavits to follow. prosecutor to move.
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Standard
Miles City
Oct
Elijah Morrison
Ethel Carrington
Morrison
Johnson
Reform School
Creever
Carrington
Mckinley Portrait Chosen for New Postal Cards
Washington reports the post office department will feature the late President McKinley’s head on a new issue of postal cards to appear shortly after December 1. The decision was announced on October 9.
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Washington
Post Office Department
McKinley
Third day of Port Benton teachers institute
Port Benton on October 9 reported 33 teachers at the third day of the institute. Professor Vencil delivered a paper on civil government while Miss Flannagan taught arithmetic methods in Welch’s absence. The afternoon featured drawing by Miss Lindsay and pronunciation guidance from the county superintendent.
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Port Benton
Vencil
Flannagan
Welch
Opera House
John Greene
Snyder case settled out of court in Montana hearing
Fort Benton October 9 The case of Snyder whose hearing was set for this afternoon before Judge Sullivan was settled out of court Snyder's friends paid the amount due Mc Cauley and the costs and the judge dismissed the case
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Fort Benton
Snyder
Sullivan
McCauley
Great Falls Board Faces Vaccination Conflict With Attorney General
Cascade County and Great Falls school board dispute compulsory vaccination rules after a state attorney general opinion contradicts the local county attorney. The board plans to follow the health board order while remaining open to a potential court test case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade County
Great Falls
Lizzie R. Wryn
Eigth Avenue
Missoula County
Board of Health
School Board
Secretary Cortelyou Heads to Canton for McKinley Estate Affairs
Secretary Cortelyou departed Washington for Canton to handle matters connected with the late President McKinley estate. He will be away several days.
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Cortelyou
Canton
Washington
Cortel
McShinley
Were Postponed Trotting Race in Lexington Rain
0 Lexington Races Lexington Ky Oct 9 The trotting race Were postponed until to morrow on count of rain.
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Lexington
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the Fullmore
Captain Lemly
Dawson
Brookyn
Admiral Sampson
Newcore
Lemiy
Khayner
Carrie
Montana
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Saxony
Siegel
Cartwright & Warner
Sade
Business Men's Association
Board OF Pharmacy
M’kinley
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