Salvation Army Self Denial Week Aims to Exceed 1900 Grant
Local Salvationists prepare for May 26 to June 1 self denial week and hope to surpass the 1900 fund of 3034. Funds stay largely in North America for Industrial Homes Rescue Maternity and shelter work while the Army runs 500 refuges worldwide. Enthusiastic participation from uniformed members and outside supporters is expected to sustain and grow the effort.
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Salvation Army
North America
Salvationists
Young Party Visits Ban nack Dredge Boats
A group of youths spent a Sunday in Ban nack to view dredge boats and explore the old town. The trip produced ideal weather and lively stories, including a tale of a horse incident. Attendees include Misses Stolle Oliver Nellie Morse Maud Lamont Ethel Squire and Messrs Will Staudaker Hughes Waldorf Hicks Delos Selway.
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Bannack
Old Town
Misses Stolle
Oliver
Nellie Morse
Maud Lamont
Ethel Squire
Will Staudaker
Hughes, Waldorf
Hicks
Delos Selway
Dowie Faces Murder Charge Over Mrs Judd's Death
Chicago May 25 John Alexander Dowie the faith healer was arrested as criminally responsible for the death of Mrs Emma Lucy Judd. Her husband H Worthington Judd and Dowie appeared in court and posted bail. Nurses Henrika Bratsch and Mary B Speicher were arrested and released on bonds after serving at the bedside.
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Emma Lucy Judd
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Emma
Lucy Judd
H. Worthington
Judd
Dowie
Criminal Court
Tuley
Henrika Bratsch
Mary B. Speicher
Herron and Miss Rand Wed in Simple Ceremony
Announcement from New York dated May 28 reports the marriage of Professor George D. Herron and Miss Carrie Rand. The ceremony occurred Saturday evening at Dr. Charles Brodie Patterson’s apartments in the city and was performed by Rev. William T. Brown. No vows were exchanged and the couple plan to dedicate their lives to socialism.
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New York
George D. Herron
Carrie Rand
Charles Brodie Patterson
William T. Brown
Plymouth Church
Rochester
N. Y
Miss Rand
Seven Militia Men to Face Court Martial
The seven militia men who disobeyed Captain Bolshaw at the state penitentiary will be tried by court martial within ten days. An official report was submitted to Adjutant General Colby. Only one offender was an old guard member. the rest joined Lincoln for temporary work.
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Lincoln
Bolshaw
State Penitentiary
Colby
Lincoln Company
Fined ten thousand for illicit oleomargarine factory
Albert T. Dow, proprietor of Fertile Valley Creamery, pleaded guilty to operating an illicit oleomargarine factory at 2334 State Street Chicago. He was fined 10000 dollars and sentenced to six months in county jail by Judge Kohlsaat, with alleged government revenue loss of 40000 dollars. Captain Cyril W. King faces bribery trial at Fort Morgan. Bert A. Smith, Charles Schultz and Luther Kelley are deserters from Ottumwa, captured near their hometown and to be sent back for punishment.
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Chicago
Albert T. Dow
Fertile Valley Creamery Company
State Street
Kohlsaat
Dow
Captain King
Moblie
Ala
Cyril W. King
Fort Morgan
United States
J. H. Hobson
Hobson
King
Des Moines
Bert A. Smith
Charles Schultz
Luther Kelley
Ottumwa
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
No Change In Strike Situation
President O Connell of the International Machinists association said there is nothing new in the strike situation in the United States. Special conferences of the International Metal Trades will meet today and tomorrow with representatives of the strikers and the bosses in Chicago to attempt to adjust the differences.
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Toronto
O’connell
International Machinists’ Association
United States
International Metal Trades
Chicago
Resolutions honor departed brethren and a doctor
Dillon Lodge No 80 A F and A M passes resolutions mourn ing brother William O Orr praising his fraternal service and comforting his widow and family. Silver Bow County Medical Association also adopts memorials for Dr John H Miller of Sheridan. Mentions requests to publish notices and send copies to the bereaved. An advertising note promotes Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble with trial bottle details.
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Dillon Lodge No
William O. Orr
Silver Bow County Medical Association
Miller
Butte
Sheridan
T. J. Weatherwax
Wyandotte, Miah
Irrigation Discussed by Nebraska and Wyoming Senators
A Nebraska Wyoming Senate and representative conference at the Omaha club discussed broad topics from sheep herding to agriculture. The informal meeting covered regional irrigation and farming concerns across both states.
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Omaha
Omaha Club
Nebraska
Wyoming
United States
Congress
Home Gold Cure claims to cure drunkenness at home
A Philadelphia based advert promotes the Home Gold Cure as a disease treatment for drunkenness. It asserts no nerve weakness or noxic dose, promises self cure at home, and claims thousands have been cured. Sold for one dollar with full directions and optional physician advice, mailed worldwide.
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Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Notice to Dog Owners Pay Tax by June 1
Notice calls all dog owners to pay tax to A. B. Johnson at Dillon News store by June 1. After that date unlicensed dogs properly collared and checked will be taken up by the dog catcher. Orry Cowvnot offers 110 head of fine stock cattle for sale. Oregon Short Line announces round trip tickets to Omaha Missouri River points May 30 and June 7 for 40 dollars, with continuous passage and 60 day return limit. T E Surra is agent.
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Johnson
Dillon News
Oregon Short Line
Omaha
Missouri River
Clean Up Estimated at 30 Million in Dawson Season
Vancouver reports passengers aboard the Tees estimate the season's clean up at Dawson at 30 million dollars.
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Vancouver
B. C
Tees
Dawson
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