New Bishop Nomination and Episcopal Canon Debates
San Francisco dispatch reports Rev. Cameron Mann of Kansas City nominated as missionary bishop of North Dakota replacing Rev. Pierce after his failed election. The triennial convention rejected proposed canons on marriage and remarriage and approved a modified worship form. a standing capital and labor commission was created and clergy and mission statistics were reviewed with continued calls for more candidates.
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Cameron Mann
Kansas City
North Dakota
San Francisco
House of Deputies
Episcopal Convention
House of Bishops
McKim
Washington
Huntington
Capital and
General Relief Fund
Whitaker
Pennsylvania
Brewster
Connecticut
Morgan Dix
New York
R. T. Alsop
Long Island
William A. Smith
E. Chauncey
George CC. Thomas
Potter
Virginia
Albany
Massachusetts
Chicago
Committee On the State of the Church
Davenport
Tennessee
Committee On Canons
House of Bishops of Missionary Bishops
A. T. Twine
Dr. Mann
West Missouri
Joint Commission On the Relations of Capital and Labor
J. S. B. Hodges
Maryland
D. Williams
Ohio
J. Lewis Parks
Samuel Mather
Jacob Riis
House
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Session Meets in Great Falls
Montana grand lodge and Daughters of Rebekah hold sessions at Luther's ball with representatives from all 70 lodges. Grand Master Goodman reports on orphan home fund growth and urges continued push. figures show 4 787 members, 356 initiations, and $23 228.71 spent on relief for year ending July 80 1901.
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Great Falls
Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Montana
Granada Lodge
Tie
Goodian
Keneganer
Leeautiall
R. Ceeatiscl
Miyourgo
A. J. Write
Milan
Dsacuyu
Goodman
Grand Maeter
Rebekah
Order
Rebekah Lodge
Grand Lodge
Orphans’ Home Fund
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows
White
Jacob Loeb
Widows and Orphans’ Fund
Gerand
Order of the Daughters of Rebekah
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ben Burton
Billings
Myrtle Stephens
Missoula
Anna Meiklejohn
Butte
Alice Butler
Helena
Sarah Johnson
Marshes
Louise Cooley
Miles City
Ten-Ichi Imperial Jugglers to Visit Grand Opera House
Card announces Ten-Ichi and his Japanese juggling troupe at the Grand Opera House for four nights starting next Thursday. The organizer claims Ten-Ichi surpasses famed magicians and compares his stature to Sir Henry Irving, noting the company is part of Prince Ito’s retinue from the Mikado court.
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Ten-Ichi
Grand Opera House
Herrmann the Great
Kellar
Carl Bosco
Heller
Japan
Sir Henry Irving
England
Butte
Prince Ito
Rebekah Assembly Reports and Banquet Held in Kalispell
This afternoon the assembly read the reports of the venerable lodge leaders and committees. Last evening the fellowship focused on Rebekah degree work and lodge social service reports. A banquet was served. Officers to be elected tomorrow morning, with decoration of chivalry to follow in Luther's hall by the uniformed rank.
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May Pennington
Anaconda
Udith Phillips
Castle
J. W. Johnson
Kalispell
Minnie Adair Boardman
Hamilton
Rebekah
Luther's Hall
Stops the Cough and Cures the Cold Tablets Ad
An old advertisement touts Bromodialuine tablets as a quick remedy for a cold. It promises relief in one day with no care and no pay, priced at five cents.
Flood Washes Away Hunker Creek Gap and Damage
Passengers from Dawson report a September 26 flood that swept Hunker Creek from end to end with a three foot wall of water. Rain had been heavy enough to raise the creek slowly before the surge, washing away cabins and wrecking open works and sluice bones for miles. No fatalities. Prominent Smelting Men Visit East Helena Works
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Victoria
B. C
Dawson
Bulgarian teacher and Miss Stone held by brigands urged to pay ransom
The parents of Mme Teilka report a message from Bulgaria saying the two captives are hidden in a subterranean retreat and treated courteously. The brigands threaten death if military pursuit continues, and ransom payment remains the only path to release.
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Sofia
Mme, Teilka
Ellen M. Stone
Miss Stone
Word From Miss Stone Seeks Ransom From Constantinople
A ciphered letter from Sofia reports Miss Stone and Mrs. Tsilka captured on September 3 by armed men traveling from Bansko to Diamatla. They demand 25,000 Turkish gold and warn of death if not paid within eight days, asking the Turkish government to halt pursuit by soldiers and bashi-bazouks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal
Sofia
Miss Stone
W. W. Piet
Constantinople
Bansko
Diamatla
Catherine Tsilka
Tasilka
Haskell
United States
Miss Stone kidnapped by brigands in Macedonia case
London reports United States will demand Turkey cover ransom deficits and refunds. Dispatches say brigands retreat toward Nevrokop while Macedonian agitators or authorities may be implicated. Editorials second-guess ransom payments and European reaction grows cautious.
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London
United States
Turkey
Miss Stone
Constantinople
Daily Telegraph
Do Not Appear for Ransom Miss Stone Safe Despite Breakup
Sofia reports no claimant for the ransom of Ellen Stone a week after the time limit. Brigands have dissolved but Stone is watched away from the frontier due to snow and cold. Police efforts to arrest Sarakoff Macedonian committee leader suspected in the crime continue.
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Miss Stone
Macedonia
Nevrokop
Sofia
Miss Ellen Stone
Samakey
Sarakoff
Macedonian Committee
Montana Adjutant General Tours Claims Board
Adjutant General R. Lee McCulloch arrived from Livingston to assist the claims board. The board estimates the amount due the state from the federal government for equipment used by the first Montana volunteer regiment after it entered U S service.
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Helena
R. Lee McCulloch
Livingston
Board of Claims
Montana
United States
Mrs Pugsley seeks divorce in Helena
Helena October 15 Mrs Peter Pugsley mother of the assaulted little girl seeks a divorce. The case follows the brutal act by James Edward Brady who was hanged for the crime. The divorce filing names no additional parties and requests custody of the child.
Divorce Action Begun Over Desertion in District Court
Mrs Pugsley files for divorce alleging desertion as the ground and asks for custody of her daughter. The husband has lived in Butte for some time, employed by a cab company.
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District Court
Pugsley
Butte
Sale of City Hall Bonds Awarded to Chicago Firm
In Billings on October 15 the sale of $22 000 city hall bonds at 4 percent for 10 to 20 years was won by N W Harrin Co of Chicago. They pay a $825 bonus and supply lithographed bonds. Union Bank and Trust Co of Helena bid $5 less.
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Standard
City Hall
N. W. Harrin & Co
Chicago
Union Bank and Trust Company
Helena
Wall Paper Styles Stock Statement Ad
A busy sales notice touts a large stock of wall paper styles and invites customers to call and inspect, promising charm from the wide variety on offer.
A Good Thing German Syrup Credited By Doctor Baschee
A German physician Dr A Baschee praises German Syrup as a cure for coughs colds and lung troubles claiming it removes the cause of the illness and leaves the body in strong health. It has sold two million vials annually since its US introduction in 1868 with three doses relieving ordinary coughs. Sold by Smith Drug Company Anaconda Missoula Drug Company Missoula Montana and dealers globally.
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A. Baschee
United States
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Missoula
Mont
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Episcopal House of Deputies
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Trinity Church
South
Haiti
West Africa
Sweden
Committee On
Trustees of Relief Fund
ODD Fellows’ Meeting
Rebekahs
John Maguire
MISS
Katsu
American Smelting & Refining Company
East Helena
Barton Sewall
Daniel Guggenheim
August BR. Meyer
J. FP. Cuitterman
J. FP. P. Puestman
C. W. Whitley
THE
Keeley Institute
Boulder Hot Springs
Northwest
U.5
Boulder
Rawson
Stone
Dimikroff
Zirkoff
Vienna
Daily Xpress
Mies Stone
Daily News
Europe
Stambouloff
Patlmating
West Broadway
Cta
Broadway
20Th ST
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