Col Theodore Roosevelt Dies At Sagamore Hill
Col Theodore Roosevelt 26th president dies in his sleep at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay after rheumatism and heart trouble. Funeral planned for Wednesday in Youngs Memorial Cemetery overlooking Long Island Sound with flag to half mast as the family and nation mourn.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Sagamore Hill
Young’s Memorial
Long Island Sound
Roosevelt
White House
N. Y
Archie Roosevelt
New York
Boston
Ethel Derby
Aiken
S. C
Roosevelt Hospital
Josephine Stricker
Death of a Great American Theodore Roosevelt
The sudden death of Theodore Roosevelt has filled the nation with sorrow. He was a well known and generally loved figure admired for his strenuous life and actions. His loss is mourned by friends and rivals alike as a great president and steadfast American. The Montana legislature honors Fergus county by supporting O. W. Belden for speaker, citing his record and friendships from two years past. President Wilson has returned to Paris after a warm reception in Italy and other stops abroad.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
Lane
Col. Roosevelt
America
Quentin
Montana
Fergus County
O. W. Belden
Belden
Wilson
Paris
Italy
Belden Chosen Speaker in Montana House Race
Hon. O. W. Belden of Lewistown won the Republican caucus for speaker of the house on January 5 with 35 votes to 29 for Ronald Higgins of Missoula, after Ed. Cooney of Great Falls withdrew. Fergus county's Belden received warm congratulations. John E. Edwards of Rosebud was elected president pro tem of the senate, and Miss Alice Teagarden of Fergus named bill clerk.
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Helena
O. W. Belden
Lewistown
Ronald Higgins
Missoula
Belden
Ed. Cooney
Great Falls
Higgins
Fergus County
John E. Edwards
Rosebud
Senate
Alice Teagarden
Fergus
Roosevelt Laid to Rest in Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt lies at rest beside a cemetery knoll near the road between Sagamore Hill and Oyster Bay. The former president is laid to final repose as mourners recall his public service and his long ties to the town and its countryside.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Died in France Clifford Washburn Victim of Typhoid
Telegram to the Douglas Washburn home reports the death of Clifford Washburn in France from typhoid fever on December 29. He had been ill for some time while stationed at Camp Lewis, and the news adds to the family’s grief.
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Douglas Washburn
Clifford Washburn
France
Camp Lewis
New County Officers Appointed To Public Posts
George F. Wright begins duties as county commissioner and Ben Moulton becomes board chairman succeeding Charles Allen who retires after six years. Amanda Swift is County Superintendent of Schools with Eleanor Alexander as deputy and Emma B Bryant as field deputy. Al T Miller becomes assessor with W L Burr as chief deputy and Bessie O Hara as office clerk. Mrs L C Wilson succeeds E P Durnin as county auditor with Nellie Fahey as deputy.
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George F. Wright
Ben. Moulton
Charles Allen
Amanda Swift
Eleanor Alexander
Emma B. Bryant
al. T. Miller
Carl W. Riddick
W. L. Burr
Bessie O’hara
L. C. Wilson
E. P. Durnin
Nellie Fahey
Pioneer William Berkin Remembered in Fergus County History
In the Review supplement this week readers learn about William Berkin a Fergus county pioneer born early in the settlement. He helped form the county as a member of its first board of county commissioners and lived on upper Cottonwood in the Judith Basin from 1882 to 1888. Now aged about 90 he resides on his son John Berkin’s ranch in the Smith River Valley and remains active.
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Sterling
William Berkin
Mr. Berkin
Tom Berkin
Fergus County
Upper Cottonwood
Judith Basin
Board of County Commissioners
John Berkin
Smith River Valley
Cured at a Cost of 25 Cents
Mrs Robert Allison of Mattoon Ill recounts suffering indigestion constipation headaches dizziness and fatigue before taking one bottle of Chamberlains Tablets which she credits with a complete health improvement and lasting energy
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Mattoon
Robert Allison
Ill
Berger and His Associates Found Guilty
Chicago January 8 All five socialist leaders tried for conspiracy to violate the espionage law were found guilty by the jury in federal court. Defendants named include Congressman-elect Victor L Berger publisher of the Milwaukee Leader Adolph Germer secretary of the National Socialist party William F Kruse editor of the Young Socialist Irwin St John Tucker writer and speaker and J Louis Engdahl editor of the American Socialist.
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Chicago
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee Leader
Adolph Germer
National Socialist Party
Walliam F. Kruse
Young Socialist
Irwin St. John Tucker
J. Louis Engdahl
The
American Socialist
Keep Curb on Speech in Daily Life and Business
The text urges restraint in talking about personal and neighbors matters. It cautions against exaggeration for picturesqueness and advises saying pleasant things while keeping unpleasant ones hidden. It promotes a safe rule in both business and life to avoid airing private affairs.
Maternal Instinct Among Monkeys and Apes
The passage notes that among the lowest monkeys there is little maternal affection, while in higher apes the female shows great tenderness to her young. It asserts that maternal instinct developed early in the evolution of monkeys.
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Eastman
Grass Range
East Main St
Lewistown, Montana
H. M. Wetzig
Fergus Hotel
J. M. Vrooman & Son, Proprietors
Pioneer Implement & Auto Co
Denver
C. M. Bates
U. S. Land Office
Virginia Gorman
Oore
R. W. Blake
Sree Benes
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