Thunder Mountain Draws Idaho Gold Rush To Montana View
Montana readers hear of Thunder Mountain in Idaho as a new El Dorado. City Engineer McDonald prepares maps showing routes from Anaconda to Camp Dewey. Weiser to Council miners move daily. L. C. Parkhurst opens a Denver brewery. Ned supplies stock headed for the camp.
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Thunder Mountain
el Dorado
Idaho
Montana
Anaconda
Butte
McDonald
Camp Dewey
Thunder Mountain District
Weiser
Council
New
United States
Dan Cotter
Dewey
Isl. C. Parkhurst
Denver
Colo
Parkhurst
Los Angeles
Cal
Nampa
Rose Coghlan in Forget-Me-Not at Margaret Theatre
Rose Coghlan appears Tuesday April 5 at the Margaret in Forget-Me-Not a powerful study of aristocratic England life. Coghlan as Stephanie de Mohrivart uses intrigue and threats to cling to society, ending as a crushed, disgraced former mistress amid peers prelates and diplomats.
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Rose Coghlan
Margaret Theater
England
Stephanie de Mohrivart
Miss Coghlan
America
Fred and Mary Bower Charged with Theft
Fred and Mary Bower of East Third Street were arrested on a theft charge for allegedly entering neighbor George Stocken's chicken coop and taking several chickens. They pled not guilty before Justice Quane and the hearing is set for next Thursday.
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Fred
Mary Bower
East Third Street
George Stocken
Justice of the Peace
Police Take Small Boy Arrested In Butte Case
Omer Cole aged 15 was arrested in Butte at the instigation of his mother who claimed the lad had run away from home. He will be brought back to the city today by the sheriff.
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Omer Cole
Butte
Two injured workers treated at St. Ann's hospital
Ir M Knapp of the Washoe smelter and Barney McCabe from the lower works are nursing small injuries after an incident at their place of employment.
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Ir. M. Knapp
Barney McCabe
St. Ann's Hospital
Washoe
McCabe
Quiet Wedding for Miss Laura Durston and John Maxey
Miss Laura Durston of Anaconda and John Maxey of Bozeman wed in a private ceremony at St. Marks church. The marriage will be a strictly small affair limited to relatives and a few close friends due to limited seating.
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Laura Durston
Anaconda
John Maxey
Bozeman
St. Mark’s Church
St. Mark's
W. E. Thomas
City notes and sales mix in Anaconda items
City listings include bankrupt sale notices at Strain's and The O K store with items like French flannel waists and golf skirts. theatre, restaurant, and hotel ads plus arrivals from Butte and New York. Local arrests for vagrancy and visitors from London Denver and Racine appear among routine society notices and church events.
Visitors and mourners join bereaved family in city
City residents note sympathy for the bereaved widow after the death of her husband. Among yesterday's visitors were G. C. Catlett from San Francisco T E Murray from St. Paul C i Dobron with family from Great Falls and J E Murray of New York. Members of the Reuben company including John T Hall William F Mustard and others are at the Ontana.
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D. W. Dunton
Los Angeles
M. Gluck
New York
City
G. C. Catlett
San Francisco
T .E. Murray
St. Paul
C. i. Dobron
Great Falls
J. E. Murray
New York City
John T. Hall
William F. Mustard
KE. Marconia
Anna Staton
H.l Paige
M. Pauli
Edna Dorman
Dorothy Kendall
Pearl Prober
Maude Casey
Kitty Tanner
The
Reuben” Company
Snowbound Train Delays Bring Tragedy and Music
Passengers on a Great Northern train stranded by heavy snow report the death of a baby and a pneumonia patient who grew insane during the delay. An eastbound Northern Pacific traveler cut his throat amid the crisis. About 225 passengers endured three days of blockage with two meals daily and an Italian orchestra aboard to aid morale. Notables include Mrs KE. H. Cooney, Louis Stockett, and Miss Reibald.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Great Northern
Maine
Northern Pacific
White Earth
St. Paul
White Farth
KE. H. Cooney
Louis Stockett
Great Falls Notes funeral and civic updates
Angelo Lenel dies at Columbus hospital. funeral tomorrow at St. Ann's under Columbian society. Mrs John Kenny of Willard buried. she died Easter morning at 19. March county treasurer report shows 10154 collected and 285702 on hand. Belt residents Antth Sylbasti and Mary Kampinen secured a marriage license. Over 70 voters registered for the sole election. Police report 105 arrests in March. Alfred Malmberg sells Little Chicago saloon to Edward Erickson. George Locker, accused of destroying saloon fixtures, arrested, pleaded not guilty, released on 25 bail.
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Standard
Great Falls
Angelo Lenel
Columbus Hospital
The
Columbian Society
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
John Kenny
Willard
F. R. Ferrand
Antth Sylbasti
Mary Kampinen
Belt
Alfred Malmberg
Little Chicago
Edward Erickson
George Locker
Mrs George Smith Faces Critical Burns in Sunday Fire
Special Dispatch reports Mrs George Smith, chief sufferer in the Sunday burning accident, still alive but sinking steadily. Her husband Mr George Smith shows healing burns and is out of danger.
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Standard
Great Falls
George Smith
Girls' queer expedition from Chicago to San Francisco
Two young women from Chicago Louise Gauss a musician and Grace Fosland a pianist plan to walk to San Francisco without spending their own money. They reached Mendota Illinois yesterday and aimed to continue this summer accepting only rail tickets lodging and meals as donations.
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Chicago Chronicle
Louise Gauss
Grace Fossand
Chicago
San Francisco
Mendota
Ill
Miss Gauss
Lockport
American Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Miss Fosland
California
San Jose
Cal
Aurora
Millbrook
Sandwich
Sententious Great Men From the London Chronicle
The piece recalls the time saving greeting used by a bishop and contrasts it with a formulized command by a lord chief justice. Lord Russell of Killowen softened harsh exchanges, tempering the wind to the shorn lamb in moments with Justice Walton and others who recalled lighter or tardier replies.
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The
London Chronicle
London
Lord Russell
Killowen
Walton
Russell
Steel Trust Earnings Record Highlighted by One Hundred Eleven Will Lions
A report notes Steel Trust earnings achieving a record with a value described as one hundred eleven will lions, signaling strong financial performance.
United States Steel plans conversion to retire preferred stock
Directors approve the conversion plan to retire 200 million in preferred stock and issue bonds totaling 50 million with five percent interest. May 19 set for shareholder vote. Earnings for the first year end March 21 show 111,067,195, with detailed monthly results and planned use of working capital to strengthen subsidiaries.
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New York
United States Steel Cooperation
BE. H. Garey
Jersey City
Woman Seriously Burned In Separate Rescue Incident
In Great Falls on April 1 a second serious accident this week left Mrs. Josephine Somo seriously burned at 3:30 p m and her male rescuer also painfully burned. The incident occurred during a rescue attempt this afternoon.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Josephine Somo
Food and neuralgia cured by the right diet
A newspaper note touts Grape-Nuts as a cure for neuralgia and other diseases by rebuilding cellular tissue. It cites Delaware Iowa resident Thomas Craven whose wife reportedly found relief after starting on Grape-Nuts, claiming she was entirely free from pain.
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Delaware
Iowa
Thomas Craven
Warning From a Party Organ on River and Harbor Funding
The Portland Argue True warns that the appropriation of millions for river and harbor improvements is excessive. It cautions Republican leaders to heed history or risk a downfall, noting a similar overreach aided their 20 years ago defeat.
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Portland
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W. H. Merriman of
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O. K
Goodfriend’s
Goodfriend's
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
East Park Street
Tom Burns
John Holland
Richard Obee
Rose Coghlan Company
Victoria
Rothwell
D. J.hennessy
A. A. Egbert
Blanche Verona
J. M. Haig
W. Ki. Stevens
Racine, Wis
J. Bo McIntosh
F. H. Smith
Eighth Street South
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Flemming
Cherry Street
Scandinavian Church
Corner Fifth Street
Cedar
Patrick Corrigan
Beecham
Canal St
Bors
League of the Sacred Heart
Woodmen of the World
Menta
Ital
Ian
Ghe
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
St. Louis
Anheuser-Standard
Chas. W. French
Anaconda, Mont
LIONS
Robert Busset
Bisset
Our Family Liquor Department
W. H. McbBrayer
MacCallum
Cloutier
Anaconda, Montana
Anagunda and Paseo Railway
A. P
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Durant
Stuart
Silver Bow
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway
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All Pointe
Burlington BC
Burlington
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Omaha
H. F. Racer
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
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Spokane
Seattle
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Missouri River
All Points West
Whiteham
Twin Bridges
Norris and Pony
N. P
Park and
Main Street
Merriman
Rose
Coghlan
Stephanie
Smith's Drug Store
District Court
Third Judicial District
State of Montana
Deer Lodge
G. E. Taylor
Edith Taylor
A. D
William E, Thomas
St Paul
East
Helena
North Matin Street
J. E. Dawson
NOME
S. S. Portland
Unalaska
Northern Commercial Co
Market Street
Empire Transportation CO
Puget Sound
Wash
Anaconda Business Directory
Warm Springs
Phone
J. H. French
Pullman Dining and
Salt Lake
Kansas City
Colorado
Arizona
Los
North Main Street
Butts, Most
H. O. Wilson
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Oregon Short Line Railway
Mont
KE. O. McCormick
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