Easter Decorations Highlight Sacred Services
Local churches showcased lavish Easter floral displays with lilies and carnations. Father Van den Broeck received rare California flowers for the Catholic altar while Prof Pasmore led music across masses and anthems. Episcopal and M E congregations offered sonorous choirs, solos, and organ works, with the Manse society netting $100 from Easter offerings.
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Father van den Broeck
California
Prof
Pasmore
Brown
Werner
Mesdames French
Paul
Episcopal Church
Land entries filed before U S Commissioner Price this week
The report lists several land entries with names and acreages in the Big Hole basin Medicine Lodge and Glendale areas. It also notes Silver Bow Copper company filing articles of incorporation with $300000 capital, headquartered in Butte, with named Dillon and Butte directors.
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U.S
Price
Lizzie Ware
Bedrock
Martin Burke
Medicine Lodge
Wm. Stewart
Frank Moe
Glendale
John L. Hoffman
Big Hole Basin
Silver Bow Copper Company
Butte
James P. Murray
Goodwin T. Paul
Dillon
M. E.R. McDonald
A. H. Barret
Robbert B. Smith
New Montana Burial Law Imposes Death Certificate Rule
Senate Bill 67 introduced by Mahon passed the legislature and approved by the governor requiring a death certificate before burial or interment. It mandates timely filing of certified death certificates and outlines misdemeanor penalties for violators and for physicians or coroners failing to file copies. The act repeals conflicting provisions and takes effect after approval.
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Senate
Mahon
Govenor
State of
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Miracle Cure Reported For St Louis Nun
A St Louis Chronicle report says Sister Laura Kuhn of St Joseph's convent was cured of cancer after 18 years. The recovery followed a nine day novena ending March 18 and a sleep wake with no pain revealing a single white scar. Since then she resumes duties without cancer symptoms. The sisters kept the event private within the convent.
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Chicago
Chronicle
St. Louis
Laura Kuhn
St. Joseph’s Convent
St. Joseph’s Day
Kuhn
Portrait Recovered of Duchess of Devonshire Painting
A Gainsborough portrait stolen from Agnew Bros London in 1876 is recovered after 25 years abroad. Reported returned to owners with value of 50 000 dollars. A Chicago detective agency claims credit for the recovery and the thief, who held the work, reportedly received a large reward and dropped prosecution. Arrival expected in London today. Griffith Wins Grand Handicap in New York after a tight finish at Interstate Park.
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Chicago
England
America
Gainsborough
Duchess of Devonshire
Art Gallery of Agnew Bros
London
Griffith
New York
Eugene C. Griffith
Pascoag
R. I
Interstate Park
L. I
Silk Goods Take Dyes Readily in Silk Trade Notes
Items of interest discuss dye uptake by silk fabrics, compared with other materials. Mentions New York lightning history and global trade impacts from Chinese disturbances on silk and tea. Reports experiments in India fighting locust fungus to curb pest effects. Zurich population figures given for females and males.
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New York
Zurich
Switzerland
China
India
Rural Free Delivery Rules Issued by Post Office
Washington April 5. Superintendent Machen issues a circular governing rural free delivery. Petitions must show route population road quality and distances to receive mail. endorsed by a senator or representative. Routes exceed 20 miles serving 100 families. carriers up to 500 dollars yearly.
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Washington
Machen
The
Post Office Department
Congress
United States Mail
Excursion Rates Set for 1901 SwPBA Sessions and Panama Exposition
At the Southwestern Passenger bureau session homeseekers excursions July to December traveled on prior terms. summer tourist and Pan American exposition rates mirrored 1900 levels with specific sale periods. Odd Fellows and Christian Endeavor events also set special fares. In New York a large tobacco cargo arrived from Havana aboard the Mexico after Cuba’s export duty repeal, marking a record shipment to the port.
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St. Louis
Southwestern Passenger Bureau
Buffalo N
Christian Endeavor Society
Cincinnati
Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Indianapolis
New York
Mexico
Havana
Cuba
American Saddle Horse Breeders adopt pedigree reform
Louisville reports the 11th annual meeting adopts a plan to purge the register by investigating foundation bloodlines and publishing a corrected pedigree history. Two horses Brinker's Drennon and Sam Booker are removed, with sires retained and assigned registry numbers.
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Louisville
American Saddle Horse Breeders’ Association
Selbach’s
Brinker
Drennon
Sam Booker
Friction Over Sale of Danish West Indies
London reports a Copenhagen Daily Mail correspondent says the Danish West Indies sale has reached a serious point. Washington may take umbrage at Denmark’s hesitation to accept the offer, and Denmark enjoys moral support from European powers.
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London
Woman Fatally Beaten by Footpad in Kansas City
Mrs. Isabel Thompson aged 67 was fatally wounded by a footpad while returning from church at Seventeenth and Holmes streets. The attacker crushed her skull with a coupling pin during the attempted robbery. She was found unconscious after midnight and died at the city hospital with no clue to the assailant.
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Kansas City
Isabel Thompson
Footpad
Seventeenth
Holmes Streets
Ann
Chicago grain and provisions market closes firmer
The Chicago grain market reopened active with May wheat up 4 dm, May corn 1 1 2c higher and pork and lard lower. Closing quotes show gains across wheat and corn with oats steady and ribs and pork easing, while cash quotes list No. 2 red wheat around 70 72c and No. 2 corn near 43%c.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report from Chicago Kansas City and South Omaha
Cattle receipts in Chicago mix including 200 Texans show gains to 10 cents with strong demand for good to prime steers. Hogs at Chicago rise to top 6.20 with bulk around 6.00 to 6.10. Sheep and lambs strong with western and exports hitting up to 5.40. Kansas City and South Omaha report similar firming in cattle and hog prices, with steer and heifer ranges noted and varied receipts across regions.
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Aiken
Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas
Texas Bulls
Hght
Kansas City
South Oiiawa
South Omaha
Miners Code for Montana and Idaho Now Available
Howell's Miners' Code provides directions for locating and recording quartz and placer claims, mill sites and tunnel locations in Montana and Idaho. It covers co owners rights, mining corporations, miners liens, securing patents, and cites U S mining laws and state statutes. Price is fifty cents. available from Tarsum Pusuisurme Co. Dillon Montana.
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Montana
Idaho
Howell
United States
Tarsum Pusuisurme Co
Dillon
Mont
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First National Bank
Dillon, Mont
C. M. Eddy
Hank
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