The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-23
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] E. g. Barnaby, 3, for 20 years 3
3 prominent clothing merchant il
/ Minneapolis, is dead
/ The Mississippi state fair opens al
jackson tomorrow. Specially notable
will be the display of live stock and
horticultural and agricultural pro
1 ducts
Mrs. Booth darlington, wife OF the
novelist and playwright, filed suit
for diverse at Indianapolis. She
charges the defendant with cruelty
and asks for the custody of their s.
year-old child.
Mrs. Warren Fairbanks of Chicago
social leader and wife of the son OF
i Former Vice President Fairbanks
has reported to the police that a bag
containing jewels worth $4,000 had
! been taken from her on a Pullman
train en- route from Boston to Chi
cago.
H. c. Akeley, rs years old, million
! aire lumberman and capitalist, for
a quarter of century identified with
! the Development of the northwest
| left Minnesota last might not, to re-
turn again Mr.. Akeley will be mar
ried in the near future to Mrs Clara
| Rood Royce, and will become a per-
manent California resident. ri. ~~---~-
! Edinburgh, Scotland, was the
scene today of an international we'd
ding in which the usual order OF
American bride and British bride
! groom was reversed. DR.. Ernest P
| Magruder,- a well known physician
of Washington, d. c., was the bride
/ groom at today's ceremony and the
bride was Miss MacGregor. daughte,
of Lady Helen and the late Sir Nal.
colin MacGregor, who was a rear adj
mlral of the British navy. DR.. Ma
gruder will take his bride to Wash
ington, where he is superintendent
Of one of the hospitals.
More than 1900 leaders of the
Unitarian church, including scores OF
prominent diyines, gathered in
/ Washington today for the twenty
fourth national conference of Uni
tartan and other christian churches
The conference was formally opened
| in AllsaSouls' Church this morning
with a sermon by Rev. James De
Normandie. The subject Of Interna-
tional Peace will be discussed Tues
day evening by Rev Edward Cum
mings of Boston. Rev. Jenkin Lloyd
Jones of Chicago and Rev. William
c. Gannett of Rochester.
Several hundred delegates are in
Washington attending the 37th an
nua1 convention of the Catholic
| ou1io 44Oh 4<oLloAd1 AlLS1
attending mass at ST. Patrick s
church this morning the delegates
marched to Carroll Institute for the
initial business session. The after
noon was given over largely to see
ing the sights of the city and tomor-
row the delegates will make trip
In ~; 4l,r
business of the convention. The
Catholic Young Mems National Union
was organized in 1875, and has
branches in all the eastern and
middle west states. It's purpose is
to establish a club for the young men
of each parish under the direction OF
the pastor.
The Statehood machinery of Ari-
IONA will be set in motion for the
first time tomorrow, when a genera:
primary will be held for the election
of candidates to be voted for at The
first state election, which is to be
held early in December. The nomi
| nations will include candidates fol-
governor and all other state officers
members of the legislature, three
judges Of the supreme court an6
d judges OF the district courts, repre-
sentatives in congress and count.
4 and precinct officers. Additional in,
terest is given the primary by ths
, fact that the voters will express thei,
choice of two United States senators
According to the constitution tn,
choice of senators in the primary viii
be binding upon the legislature
The sixth international purity con
gress, under the auspices of the Amer
lean Purity Federation, was inform
ally opened at Columbus, Ohio, to
day with the arrival of numerous del
/ egates and the meeting of committee
!, preliminary to the beginning OF tn,
general sessions. The congress vii
, continue in session through the great
err part of the week Every phase O
} moral and social questions will b,
presented and discussed, Including
the white slave traffic, law enforce
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