Thirty Years Wed Wife Divorced After Cruelty Trial
Mrs Anne Geiser testified in Judge Danian's court that George I Giptor Geiser denied funds for groceries and clothing, taunted her and kept separate rooms. The Geisers, married March 9 1881 at Kan was, have nine children, two of whom are minors, Ryan and Ralph, custody granted to the mother amid a four year cruelty period and health decline.
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Anne
Geiser
Danian
Aggle
George I. Giptaor
Ryan
Ralph
Hy Wad
Hushard
South Main Street
Watts
Samly
Abe
Gelsera
Kanwas
Marc
Women Seek One Million For Missionary Work
At the forty-fourth annual meeting of the executive committee of the society a mission raised funds toward a target of one million dollars. Financial secretary Mr. ML Watson reported receipts of 9114 Wigils, marking an increase over the previous year. A memorial service was held for Mrs. William Witter, founder at the organ, with attending parents and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min ML. Watson
Wijam Witter
Cured of Tuberculosis at the State Hospital
A man identified as MCLAUEN M. was pronounced cured after a stay at the state tuberculosis hospital. He weighed 158 pounds at admission and 184 pounds on discharge. Doctors Withersponn and Freund declared no signs of trouble. Great Falls reports the patient was observed for nearly six weeks and paid his own travel. The notice notes discharge as cured.
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Man McLauen M. Fermerly
State Tuberculosis Hospital
TL ¢ Withersponn
J. D. Freund
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Opens Convention
The fortieth annual convention of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union opens with executive meetings in Ashurs Park on October 26. Delegates from the United States and abroad attend through November 6. Mrs. Lilian M. N. Stevens of Portland Maine, maternal president, will deliver the annual address Friday. A rally featuring Mina Amy Swankie Cameron of London is set for Saturday. Delegates traveled from the World WWCTU convention concluded in Brooklyn Monday.
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London
World Woman's Christian Temperance Union
World Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Brooklyn
Former assistant superintendent jailed in opium smuggling case
The United States Court of Appeals affirmed a district court ruling sentencing Don Aldson, former assistant superintendent of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, to one year in Alameda County Jail for smuggling opium into a park.
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Get
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Markie
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Alaeda County
United Si Vlventt Court of Appeals
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Bonalixey
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Jal
QYSTHH COMPANY FAILS
New York Oct The Sealshipt Oyster Company of Tallimere and Boston a 1,801,000 corporation was placed in the hands of receivers today by a federal court on the application of the Old Colony Trust Company of Boston trustee of its 400 convertible bonds. The oyster company defaulted interest on the bonds immediately.
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New York
Sealshipt Oys- Company of
Tallimere
Boston
Qld Colony Trust Company of
Oyster
Will filed with charitable bequests in Adolph Thiseh estate
The will of Adolph Thiseh was filed this afternoon. It makes charitable bequests totaling a large sum and allocates the Milk at his estate. Trustees named include St Torla, thattu own and pin, Stirs, Thy Bush, Charles Nagel and Avevel A. Bagh.
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St Torla
Uist
Wamlog
Charles, Nagel
Avevel A. Bagh
Policeman shoots horse in nose after crowd gathers
A police officer shot a horse during a disturbance on a city block after the animal trailed a delivery wagon. Witnesses described the moment he elevated the revolver and fired, with the crowd confronting him as the horse fell. The incident prompted calls for officer restraint.
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Amind Watthag
Wintyie Happs
Kveavaty
Acu Wight
Carroll Grocery
West Park
West Park Street
Ivan Fulton
Bore
Former Butte Girl Weds at Lewistown
The wedding of Mary Dow and D. J. Bliper occurred at the Catholic church in Lewistown at 6 this morning. Rev Woody Vandenbravels officiated. Miss Kittie Dowd of Butte served as bridesmaid. Herbert Sadler was best man. The bride, from a prominent Butte family, has lived in the area two years. The groom Hilger is son of Avid Hitler, president of the First National Bank, and assistant cashier of the State Bank of Wiger. They will reside in Hilger.
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Mary Dow
D. J. Bliper
Velock
Woody Vandenbravels
Mes
Hilger
Kittie Dowd
Butte
Herbert Sadler
Mire Hilger
Avid Hitler
Tirst National Bank
State Bank of
Wiger
Zhiger
Fifty Federal Cases to Be Tried in Court
Judge George Me Boniquin will oversee fifty cases at the federal court term starting in Butte Saturday. Jurors will be drawn from a statewide panel, with trials limited to those defendants in custody while others will be tried in cities where they were fled. The grand jury comprises 12 to 20 men, and an indictment can be returned without all jurors. Also noted is an injunction application involving the Mineral Separation Company of London, set for November 4, affecting the Butte Superior from using certain concentration noters.
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George Me Boniquin
Mancina
Jelf
Dash
Uutte
Yelena
Great Falls
Missmila
Mineral Separation Company of
London Aeultist
London
Henning Collapse Delays Testimony In Defamation Suit
Mrs Josephina Henning collapsed on the witness stand during the defamation trial of Daniel Lonewhite and Detective Stietel. The suit charges John C Henning against Charles Punk for 25000 alleging alienation of affections. Henning planned to resume testimony tomorrow.
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Josephina Hienning
Tomerrow
Daniel Lonewhite
Stietel
Clarenes Punk
International Efurvester Company
Henning
John C. Henning
Punk
Fook
Mehndtat Mpisenpal church fund crisis warns donors
In a sharp address, Mr S Ravi Tay Tor of New York and secretary of the board of foreign missions calls for a unified system to collect offerings from the Mehndtat Mpisenpal church and its schools and institutions. He argues the present complex setup hinders timely support and urges streamlined channels.
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Tadianapolis
Gel
Coplex
Mehndtat Mpisenpal
Hlth
Chureh Estenstan
Roway
Body of C G Gates Dead in Cody Wyoming on Way to New York
The body of Charles Galen Gates, who died suddenly while hunting near Cody, Wyoming, was transported by special train to New York for burial. The funeral will be held at a local church, with his mother and wife awaiting arrival, and he will be laid to rest beside his father in Woodlawn Cemetery after a brief period in a vault due to construction on a Gates family mausoleum.
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Get
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Couy
Oelek
Y York
Northern Pacific
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Moray
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van Thy
Afr
Gates
W. Gates
Allen
Great Northern
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Butcher Rumors Robbery Threat at Lark and Merklak Store
Giant butcher called Wielge stood over the scene at 9-21 Yew Street in McQueen addition. He described three robbers posing as customers, threatening to strike, then fleeing toward Mondeeville after a quick exchange and a note left on the counter. The band offered $10 for change and aimed for about $20 if the cash drawer opened. The thiefs disappeared as they fled the store.
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Robeys
Swaankers Hwlley Aid
Lark & Merglak
Yew Street
Meige
le Maddy
Mondeeville
Woodville Ganyon
John
Changes in Currency Measure Board Membership Expanded
Washington October 29 important changes in the administration currency measure emerged from the Senate committee the federal reserve board will have nine members instead of seven and the secretary of agriculture and the comptroller of the currency may join the board ex officio the Treasury secretary may be removed from the board and no ex officio members will remain terms set so one seat expires each year the committee favors immediate appointment of the board with authority to organize implement a central bank or regional bank plan and to choose its structure without house committee ties
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Washington
Senate
Fedral Reserve Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Ti Wis
White House wedding invitations prepared for November 25
Invitations for the White House wedding on November 25 were being addressed today. The engraved invites read that Mr. and Mrs. Wilson request the pleasure of the presence of their daughter Miss Jessie Wilson to Mr. Francis Bowes Sastre on November 25 at the White House. The exact guest number and final plans were not yet announced.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Jessie Wonlrow Wilson
Francis Bowes Sastre
White Flouse
National Council of Congregational Churches Appeals to Wilson
The Kansas City report states the National Council appealed to President Wilson and urging congress to oppose vast war expenditures and armament buildup. The resolution, passed after opposition, seeks peace and calls Christian churches to be peacemakers, disapproving rival nations and compulsory militarism.
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National Council of Congregational Churches
Wilson
Congress
United States
Petace
Churen
Tlen Quits The Boat In Weathered Notice Of Change
Fragmented text announces personnel changes at a great northern division with a retiring incumbent and a successor named F J Koley to oversee a Brookimtidee division, mentioning interim arrangements and prior service.
State political actions in flux as election dates near
The piece notes gubernatorial candidates gathering across the state to discuss issues days before the election. Independent groups issue statements, while the leading candidate Governor Walid Walsh remains favored in a political environment marked by legal contention and rival claims.
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Bostow
de Pim
Kent
Walid Walsh
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