Memorial Tower Honors Cleveland at Princeton
Princeton University dedicated the Cleveland Memorial Tower amid international officials and alumni. Former President Taft delivered a memorial address praising Grover Cleveland as a great president and man, noting his courage and public duty. Richard Cleveland, son of the former president, released a wind flag from the White House, while a portrait of Mr. Cleveland was draped with the ceremonial flag.
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Cleveland Memorial
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Taft
Univeration College
Andrew F. West
Graduate College
Hibben
Alois Rethi
University of Berlin
Arthur Shapley
Christ College
University of Cambridge
Arthur Denis Godley
University of Oxford
Emile Houtroux
University of Paris
Nicholas Murray" Butler
Columbia University
University of the Cleveland
Richard V. Lindabury
Cleveland Monument
Grover Cleveand
Cleveman
Richard Cleveland
White House
Mr. Cleveland
Hunters Bound Over After Killing a Fawn
Imer Fredrickson and Victor Van Halte were bound over for district court trial after a preliminary hearing in Justice Shea's court. State witness W. J. Honey testified the fawn was under a year old, supported by teeth. Deputy Game Warden C. A. Johnson testified he arrested the defendants at Dewey on October 18. Fredrickson admitted killing the animal, while Vanhalte claims no possession at the time of arrest under the new law.
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Imer Fredrickson
Victor Vanhalte
Dewey
Fredrickson
Vanhalto
Divorced on Grounds of Desertion and Failure to Provide
Martha V Collins was granted a divorce from John J C ing on grounds of desertion and failure to provide. Custody of three minor children John Mary and Raymond Collins given to the mother, who already supports them from an orphanage in Helena. Alimony awarded 75 dollars per month. Collins was noted for musical ability. The husband reportedly provided nothing for years and in New York.
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Martha V. Collins
John J. Cing
John Mary
Raymond Collins
Helena
Collins
Mortgage Paid on Butte Business Block Prompts Optimism
The State Savings Bank building on Park and Main saw its $200,000 mortgage paid in full to James Murray with seven percent interest. A new loan of $225,000 from eastern lenders is reported at a very low rate, signaling rising confidence in Butte real estate and plans for more than $100,000 for a new business structure. Eastern bankers say six percent mortgages are available for good business property in Butte. Washington report notes Commissioner Clements’ potential reappointment by President Wilson. Clements is a long-serving Georgia Democrat and former congressman.
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State Savings Realty Company
State Savings Bank
James Murray
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Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Clements
Cleveland
Georgia
Reins Copper Sale Moves All Holdings to Anaconda
The final chapter in the Reins Copper company ends with Anaconda Copper Mining Company holding all former Reins property. Transfers show John D. Ryan and wife moving Combina tion quartz lode and other surveys to Anaconda, as Poronel Guffey relinquishes claims. Reins dissolved after debts paid. Guffey’s claims merged into Anaconda holdings. Earlier assets included Betsy Dall Combination, Louise, and Leonard veins analyzed in Meaderville district with past ore yields and high grade copper.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John D. Ryan
Clin Quarts
Sirvey
Louise Quarts
Tod
Ene
Ed Lowe
Leonard
Keine Copper Company
J.P. Heine
Iatche
Jonel Guffey
Poronel Guffey
Ite
J.P. Reinen
Anaronda Company
Louise
Meaderville
Colusa
Reina Copper ‘Company
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John P. Reins
Ann Childs
Wiliam BP
de Armit
John Miller
Frank J. Weixel
E. W. Marland
W. W. McDowell
E. D. Leavitt
Guy Stapleton
W. F. Johnson
Reins Company
Pittsburg
Colonel Guffey
Che
Dre Reins
Anaconda Company
Editor seeks injunction to protect control of New St Louis Star
Louis Frederick B Warren in charge of the papers editorial page files suit in circuit court to restrain John C Roberts and Edward Lewis from interfering with his policy control Warren claims an eight year contract gives him control but Roberts takeover disrupted financial interests He alleges anti woman suffrage stance union opposition disclosure of corruption and cancellation of Sunday issue and changes in name from the St Louis Star to New St Louis Star
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Frederick B. Warren
New St. Louis Star
Circuit
John C. Roberts
Edward Lewis
Roberts
Lewis
Mc Warren
Warren
St. Louis Star
Death by own action in Portland hermit case
Portland Ore Oct 2 Harvey Dell living as a hermit near Portland died by his own action from suffocation by dust. He had been drinking heavily for days and was seen lying in the road last evening, seemingly swallowing dust. Police found his body in the roadway today after witnesses reported the incident.
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Portland
Ore
Harvey Dell
MANKIND STILL IS INCURABLY RELIGIOUS CHOICE OF YALE DEAN AS MODERATOR
The National Congregational Churches elected Rev. Charles R. Brown, Yale Divinity School dean, as moderator at Boston meeting. Retiring moderator Rev. Nehemiah Boynton of Brooklyn declared Christianity flourishing and religion hopeful. Election followed brief debate, with Brown chosen on the first ballot amid calls for unity among churches and greetings from the Protestant Episcopal General Convention in New York.
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Charles R. Brown
Divinity School
Yale University
Boston
Earnett of
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Tts
Nehemiah Boynton
Brooklyn
Boynton
Vnsiin
Beardsley
Dr. Brown
DC Justice
Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Seaston
University of Town
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Patersons Union Trouble Charged to Rivalry
Philadelphia October 22 renewed attacks on the Industrial Workers of the World and endorsement of ongoing strikes marked today’s Textile Workers of America convention session. The secretary reported sound finances and benefits to workers, while attacking the I W W and urging amicable adjustment between union members and employers in Paterson New Jersey.
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Philadelphia
Industrial Workers of the World
Textile Workers of America
Te Industrial Workers of the World
Three Marching Soldiers Die in Lightning Strike
In Texas, Oct lightning struck a wagon train of the Sixth United marching between Texas City and Galveston killing Privates Monroe Morris George Morris and John Zimmer en route to Galveston for target practice. Many soldiers were shocked and animals knocked down as the bolt struck the train. Berlin Oct 22 Plans for a new German embassy in Washington were rejected after a meeting between Emperor William and Count von Bernstorff. The court architect Ernest von Thyme’s plan was adopted and orders given to build accordingly.
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Texas
Lightnin
Sixth United
Texas City
Galveston
Monroe Morris
George Morris
John Zimmer
Berlin
Bruno Moehring
Washington
Emperor William
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Ernest von Thne
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