London Letter Young Churchill Lays Groundwork in Politics
London dispatch notes favorable American attention to Britain as crowds fill Hyde Park and society races drive fashion. Lt. Winston Churchill, eldest son of the late Lord Randolph Churchill, is praised after being elected president of the Midland Conservative club, with humorous remarks on politics and monarchy. Americans, including Senator Walcott, report robust US prosperity and speculate on McKinley’s re election, while theater schedules shift with open smoking debates in venues.
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Milwaukee
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Holocauste
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Conservative Club
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Olney
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Rosebery
William Vernon Harcourt
John Morley
Conservative
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Senator Walcott
Colorado
Claridges Hotel
Carlehad
United States
William J. Bryan
Two Men Released After Bitcoin? No.
The passage reports that W. R. Green and J. R. Porter were released by San Francisco police after questioning over the $25,000 gold disappearance aboard the steamer Alaska from Sydney. Police believe Green, a Denver mining man, and Porter, his cousin, were not involved and that the money vanished before the ship left Sydney.
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W. R. Green
J. R. Porter
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Porter
Denver
Australia
Marie Wainwright Weds Franklin Roberts in Quiet New York Ceremony
New York June 3 A quiet marriage took place at St George s church last night. Actress Marie Wainwright wed actor Franklin Roberts who played her leading man this season in Shall We Forgive Her. The ceremony was conducted by the Reverend Cheatam with close friends present. Best man Dr A Wittson and the bridesmaids included Slaughter. Roberts daughters sail for London today to spend the summer abroad on the Thames. Wainwright descends from Commodore Wainwright and Bishop Wainwright. Roberts is an English actor who has recent years worked in America.
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St. George's Church
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Cheatam
A. Wittson
Mrs. Roberts
London
Thames
Mr. Wainwright
Commodore Wainwrig
Bishop Wainright
Mr. Roberts
America
Deer Lodge Graduation At Cottonwood Hall
Interesting Exercises special to Inter Mountain notes the Deer Lodge public schools graduation at Cottonwood hall drawing the largest audience yet. Rev James Held of the state agricultural college gave an hour long address full of material with warm flowers and praise for the graduates. The mayor will host guests tomorrow including Sam Clerk Billy Gemmel Pop Rennish Dick Watson and Punk Tartlett of Bulte with assurances of taking care of them.
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Cottonwood Hall
James Held
State Agricultural College
Hageman
Deer Lodge
Conley
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Billy Gemmel
Pop
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Dick Watson
Tartlett
Bulte
Congress Closed after thin attendance in Wichita
At the trans Mississippi congress in Wichita Kansas on June 3 most delegates had departed and few papers remained. Hon W K Savage of Wellington and J D Houston spoke on Our Trade Possessions urging expansion. T Henry of Denver claimed Intermountain States suffer from high freight rates and mining product depreciation. Prof Isely of Fairmount College concluded with Expansion and our Commercial Interests in the Far East.
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Kas
Houston
W. K. Savage
Wellington
J. D. Houston
Isely
Fairmount College
Far East
Appointed Indian Agent for Blackfeet Nation
Helena June 2. William R. Logan of Helena son of Captain Logan UT and A who fell at the battle of the Big Holt received a telegram from Senator Carter announcing the president appointed him a Blackfeet Indian agent to succeed the late Captain T P Fuller.
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Helena
William R. Logan
Logan
the Big Holt
Carter
Uist
T. P. Fuller
Spain and United States resume diplomatic relations in 1900
Washington reports the resumption of diplomatic relations with Spain after a war disruption. New Spanish envoy D Arcos presents credentials to President McKinley in the White House blue room, with Bellamy Storer in Madrid receiving the queen regent. The exchanges emphasize renewed amity and mutual cooperation between the two nations.
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Washington
Spain
ISUS
McKinley
Due D'Arces
United States
White House
Madrid
Bellamy Storer
Christina
Alphonso Natl
Hay
Arogent
Alphonso XIII
August Sen
Alphonse XII
Arlington Hotel
Livingston High School Class of 9 Graduates at Opera House
Special Correspondence Inter Mountain Livingston June 2 Friday evening the high school class of 9 graduated at the opera house. Numerous orations and EVsage were delivered. Danny Reichman gave a fine salutatory. Jay Heckman spoke on The Influence of Hooks. Edward Graham spoke on The Philippines. Josephine Steel spoke on Class History. Laura Bowen delivered Noblesse Oblige read by Rev Robinson due to illness. Rev Mickie gave the benediction. Musicilon numbers were strong. A H West excelled in violin guitar. Eva Pruett sang charmingly. Joe Brooks earned applause for cornet. The valedictorian Miss Lilian Holfson was...
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Inter Mountain
Livingston
Opera House
Danny Reichman
Jay Heckman
Hooks
Edward Graham
Josephine Steel
Laura Bowen
Rev. Robinson
Miss
Providence elects New York financier as provident
We Th P Faune of New York has been elected provident of the Brown university. Other items note a Paris court verdict on the Dreyfus case and a court martial to sit near Nantes for the prisoner’s trial. The St Louis steamer grounded near Calshot but floated and resumed voyage. Germany pays 27,000,000 pesetas for Caroline, Paos and Marianne islands with Spain retaining three stations. The National Telegraph Association meets in Wichita with Carey as president and Maxwell as chairman to boost irrigation advocacy and membership.
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P. Faune
New York
Brown University
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Dreyfus
Nantes
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St. Louis
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Calshot
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Caroline
Paos
Marianne
Spain
Geremany
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Kas
Hell Neeling
Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
George H. Maxwell
California
Honey Michealson
Colorado
Wash Goods Sale Wash Goods Sale at 36c Yard
Readable fragment advertises wash goods including Scotcait ginghams in varied patterns, priced at 36 cents per yard. Mentions guaranteed washability and color fastness, with implied availability of several striped and checked fabrics.
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Limon
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