Anaconda Fans Rally Behind City Baseball Plan
Superintendent McCabe leads fans to Mountain View park to map a top class ballpark and recruit players for Anaconda. Manager Grim delayed by arrival. Great Falls and Helena back rival teams with signings and uniforms as opening day approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Senators
Upper Missourians
Ginger
W. B. Webb
Fred W. Peckover
F.C. Norbeck
Rod Williams
Lp. m
Jack Grim
Montana
Grim
Thayer
Thornton
Chicago
Great Falls
Billy Work
H. M. Whitney
Waterville
Helena
Mountain View
Anaconda Club
Philippines
Harry G. Burton
Burton
Associated Press
Standard Office
Wild Bill’ Setley
New York League
Paddy Ryan
Zoob" Goodman
Butte Officials Optimistic on Baseball Revival
Major J. E. Dawson of the Great Northern at Butte announced broad enthusiasm for a revived baseball season. He spoke in Anaconda on business and predicted low rates to spur attendance and interest statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Great Northern
Butte
J. E. Dawson
Anaconda
Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism in West Virginia
A West Virginia couple reports long rheumatic illness cured by Chamberlain's Pain Balm after a fifty cent bottle. The ad cites local endorsements of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective, with personal testimonials. For sale by aldrus wists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenna
Jackson Co
W. Va
Maddox
Chamberlain
A. B. Parsons
the Herald
Andersonville
Ind
Aldruswists
Railroads Back Montana Baseball Plans With Low Rates
A railroad official praised the Montana state league and said rail lines will offer low rates for players traveling among the four cities. He forwarded President Lucas’s request to the St Paul passenger agent with a favorable view and expects a positive response. He called baseball desired by the public a welcome outside sport after two years without horse racing and dwindling football interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Lucas
Helena
Stt. Paul
Mud Turns City Roads Rough After Weeklong Rain
Heavy rains have left local roads muddy and nearly impassable with wagons sinking to hubs and wood haulers limited to mule sized loads. Pioneer Peter Levengood reports conditions near his ranch. rainfall helps recharge reservoirs and benefits farmers though transport is hindered. Household goods and transfer services are available at 618 East Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Levengood
Deborah Rebekah Lodge Meeting at Standard Hall
All members are requested to meet at Standard Hall at 7 30 p m Sunday April 29 to attend church in a body Visiting members invited signed L Morgan Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Rebekah
Standard Hall
L. Morgan
Household Goods For Sale By Mrs Moohr
Items listed include a piano dresser wash stand roman parlor chair couch tables heater pictures curtains rocker rugs what's mentioned for sale at 608 Locust Street in the afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moohr
Locust Street
That Austrian Feud Hearing Proceeds At Police Court
The case against John Prestowich and Matt Persin over threats to Frank Pettin was resumed before Police Magistrate J M Kennedy. Testimony occupied the afternoon and the hearing was continued to next Tuesday at 2 30 p m. The feud involves two Austrian factions in the town east end and has lasted four years. Prosecution witnesses say threats were made to maltreat Pettin with bystander presence stopping actions. defendants claim the prosecuting witness and friends are the aggressors and the feud would have ended sooner otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Prestowich
Matt Persin
Frank Pettin
J. M. Kennedy
Entries for Aqueduct and Oakland today
Daily racing entries list at Aqueduct and Oakland for today across six races. Notable horses include Servant Hiji Moor and King Barleycorn with weights shown, plus servants like Prejudice Robert Metcalf and Heliobas in multiple stakes and selling events. Weather cloudy and track fast.
Thoroughbred Racecard Summary of Six Races
Six races staged with selling and classical stakes. Notable entries include Frank Duffy 109 and Lebosina 117 in race one, Grafter 110 and St Helen 110 in race two, Morelia 104 and Rosalbra 107 in race three, Rosomonde 114 and Constellator 96 in race four, Dr Sheppard 121 and Jingle Jingle 101 in race five, plus Alaria 98 and Montanus 108 in race six. Weather clear and track fast.
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Servant
Himself
Vouch
Wood Stick
Lady Hayman
San Luis
Grey Dolly
Hiji
Moor
Give
Prince of Evil
Insurrection
Henry Rosy
Post Haste
Carbuncle
Trumpet
Monmouth Hey
the Amazon
Magic Light
Jacoma
Golden Rattle
King Barleycorn
Kinnikinniec
Lothario
Boney Leg
Knight of the Garter
Blueaway
Silver Garter
Queen of Song
Kriss Kringle
Gray Feld
L’ Alouette
Cupidity
Gaze
Soodale
Prejudice
Native
Robert Metcalf
Maximo Gomez
Hesper
Leedsville
Dangerous Maid
Hoss Clark
Primate
Laureata
Merintha Knapp
Heliobas
Revonah
Wine Press
Manitoban
Prejtidigatateur
Bonneville
Sir Christopher
Zanone
Tremargo
l'Alouette
Chenille
Frank Duffy
Summer
Katie Wolcott
Lebosina
Cue
Mrs. C
Formatus
St. Helen
FI Oriente
Kollick
Utero
Pat Morrissey
My Gypsy
Rapido
the Fretter
Twinkle Twink
Captive
Constellatoer
Rosormonde
Young Anaconda man visits Manila voyage aboard the Victoria
Charles Bolinger, assistant steward aboard the transport Victoria, recounts the Manila trip with horses and mules for the Philippines. He notes storms, losses of livestock, repairs in Hong Kong and Nagasaki, and martial law in Manila. He hints Os Otis could end the war quickly if desired. Bolinger returns to Seattle for a six week leave before joining the Tacoma to Nome expedition.
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Charles Bolinger
Anaconda
Manila
Victoria
Cedar Street
Bolinger
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
Philippines
Seattle
Cape Flattery
San Francisco
Honolulu
Vigan
San Fernando
Wessel
Hong Kong
Nagasaki
United States
Otis
Solinger
Tacoma
Cape Nome
Chance for young men to enter revenue cutter cadetship
The United States civil service commission will hold examinations for cadetships in the revenue cutter service on May 17 18 and 19 in any city with a local examiner board. Applicants must be 15 to 25 years old unmarried and meet age limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States Civil Service Commission
Revenue Cutter Service
United States
Board of Examiners
Painful Periods Overcome by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
Fifty thousand women testify in grateful letters to Mrs. Pinkham claims the vegetable compound relieves painful menstruation. The copy notes menstruation strains a woman's vitality and implies relief comes from the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy Promises Help to Women
An advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can quickly address excessive or irregular conditions. It asserts widespread evidence of Mrs. Pinkham’s advice and medicine aiding women's health for many years with unmatched accuracy and cures.
Cadet Appointments Open Under U S Civil Service
The article outlines cadet eligibility including height and moral character, with salary and ranks. It notes 36 captains and equal number of lieutenants, five June appointments after an easy exam covering spelling geography history grammar chemistry and math, and requires applicants to obtain forms from the Civil Service Commission and a surgeon’s certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
United States Marine Hospital Service
Deer Lodge County Assessment Plan Faces Herdsman Move
County Assessor Miller backs a plan to use a local herd to fatten the Deer Lodge county assessment roll, aligning with a resistance led by him and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Deer Lodge
Returned Volunteer Faces Diphtheria Illness in Anaconda
Paul E K Nickols a returned volunteer of Company K is seriously ill with diphtheria. He contracted the illness after returning from the Philippines where a cold led to vocal cord damage and loss of voice. The case developed fully Thursday night and Friday. Nickols is being cared for by Frank Smythe a former comrade who just returned to Anaconda from Ogden. Nickols previously worked at the foundry and since his return has worked in the purchasing department of the A C M company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Nickols
Company K
Philippines
Mr. Nickols
Frank Smythe
Anaconda
Ogden
Nickols
A. C. M. Company
Mrs. Cousins Seeks Divorce After Beating Incident
Mrs. James Cousins, recently arrived from Sacramento to join her husband, was badly beaten the day after arrival and seeks a divorce. She has no Montana residence, and likely none in California, yet refuses to live with him. The husband was fined $25 for the offense. Ed LeClair of Anaconda thanks Granite Miners' union for help in burial of cousin Nels LeClair, killed in the Bimetallic mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cousins
Sacramento
Cal
Montana
California
Ed LeClair
Anaconda
Miners’ Union of Granite
Mont
Nels LeClair
Olfax Lodge Invites Members to Sunday Service
Members of Olfax Lodge No. 20 You are asked to attend 7 30 Sunday evening at the M EF church in a body All visiting members are requested to attend W H Clague Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olfax Lodge No. 20
Standard Hall
M. EF
W. H. Clague
County Assessor Testifies in Intercounty Tax Dispute
Jefferson county seeks to tax cattle moved to Deer Lodge where Peter Valiton owns a herd. Assessor Miller travels to Boulder as a witness in the case. Valiton resists Jefferson county's tax attempts claiming the cattle belong to Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Jefferson
Miller
Boulder
Jefferson County
Peter Valiton
Mr. Valiton
Deer Lodge County
Mr. Valston
Deed Transfers Filed in Anaconda for Two Lots
Instruments filed with the county clerk record transfers from Anaconda Copper Mining to John Carlen and John Jacobson. The east half of lot 6 in block 91 sold for 675 dollars and the west half for 575 dollars in Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John ©. Carlen
Anaconda
John Jacobson
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East Park
Rebekahs
Aqueduct
Oakland
Anaconda Boy
Gon. Otis
Critical Times
Dr. Williams
J. M. Riggs
Carterville, Mo
Josie
Carterville
J. M. Rinns
William Wolcott
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
DR. Bennett
A. McSweeney
Corbett St
Omaha
Neb
DR. Bennett Electric Belt CO
F. W. Peckover
East Park Avenue
Copper City
Knox
New York City
Axminster
Granite Arts
Jane Hopkins
Copper City Commercial CO
Anaconda, Montana
Paul EK. Nickols
Munyon
Philadelphia
Ifin Doube
Areh Street
Argaret Theater
F. Collins
St. Mark’s
Clara Louise Thompson
Down East
Rubes
Smith's Drug Store
L. A. King’s Book Store
O.o
Consult
Cook Remedy
Reliable Cook Medical Co
Cook Medical Company
Curtis Street
Deny
Washington Market
E. Park Ave
Newbro
Chemical Laboratory
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