Anaconda Gambling Blamed for Downfall of Son
John Urich claims his 21 year old son Rudolph stole to cover gambling losses after being allowed to gamble in Anaconda saloons. Rudolph was arrested for breaking into Mike Mogus’s East Park avenue store and stealing money and jewelry. County Attorney T P Stewart says information will be filed in district court.
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Anaconda
John Urich
Mike Mogus
East Park Avenue
Young Urich
T. P. Stewart
East Fourth Street
Mr. O'Brien
Rudolph
O'Keefe
Heriff
Rudolph Urich
Urich
Albert Beltz
Park & Finnegan
John H. Shaul
O'Brien
Highland Fling and Violin Recital Chorus in Anaconda
Will feature the Highland fling performed with Mr Rothney on bag pipe. Miss Moina Ducie and Miss Hazel Faton, Anaconda graduates, will perform vocal selections. Prof Olson, renowned Montana violinist, will play several pieces and teach violin during weekly visits to Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothney
Moina Ducie
Hazel Faton
Anaconda
Elocution
Olson
Montana
Weheer and Wer Roll Through Four Packed Shows
Webb and Webb opened at the Reel theater to four packed houses and were well received by each audience. Their quick transformations singing and dancing by Mrs Webb and comedy by the team made an excellent program. Love and War a Civil War drama and a good comedy Professional Jealousy are on the bill. The program will be repeated tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reel Theater
Webb
Anaconda Teams 10 Play Again Sunday
The Anaconda Independents and the Red Men arrange a return game at Washoe park Sunday afternoon after an agreement between Managers Bart Kogan and Barney Leonard. The Red Men hope Flichardson, their regular pitcher, can tip the scales in a rematch following last Sunday's 9 to 8 Independents win in 11 innings. Warrens, typically an outfielder, pitched for the Red Men.
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Anaconda Independents
Red Men
Washoe Park
Bart Kogan
Independents
Barney Leonard
Flichardson
Indeendents
Warrens
Unnamed Anaconda Advertisements and Local Moves
In Anaconda a flurry of notices covers visits from Deer Lodge and Butte, mining talk in Silver Lake, a race track prep, and a park dance. People travel to Salt Lake City and Salt Lake region, Alaska trips noted, and multiple sales and rental offers appear in Sullivan & Peterson ads. Funeral arrangements begin for Patrick Daly of Park City.
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Dave Grattan
Salt Lake City
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Park City
Utah
Patrick Daly
Anaconda
Thomas Daly
East Fourth Street
Uw Brother
Annual Newsboys Picnic at Washoe Park in Anaconda
Nearly 100 members of the Anaconda newsboys union enjoyed their annual picnic at Washoe park. A 14 to 4 ball game pitted the regular crew against a union-picked team. Racing results included Charles Fitzpatrick, Robert Glenn, Francis Gallagher, and William Walsh winning events. Ice cream donated by Thomas Silha. about 50 women attended. Union officers were Francis Early president and Leo McMahon vice president.
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Newsboys’ Union of
Glenn
W. Malvey
Charles Fitzpatrick
Elmer Renness
Robert Glenn
William Walsh
Francis Gallagher
Bernard Walsh
Eddie Gallagher
Thomas Silha
Newsboys’ Union
Francis Early
Leo McMahon
Alphonse Walsh
Andy Glenn
C. W. Sparrow
Milwaukee freight wreck delays train at Durant
A rear-end collision between two Milwaukee freight trains delayed the Butte Anaconda and Pacific line by over an hour near Durant. No injuries were reported and only a caboose was damaged as the wrecker moved in to clear the wreck after 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
One Room School Sees Top Paid Teacher in Logan IL
Logan Illinois pays its one room school house teacher $110 a month for a nine month term, earning the distinction as the best paid in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Logan
Illinois
Carpenters Defeat Troubleshooters At Washoe Park
The carpenters beat the electricians 14 to 11 in a ball game at Washoe Park. Manager of the carpenters offered another game. Conley and Nelson pitched for the carpenters while Griffith and Shillidy played for the electricians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Washoe Park
Electricians
Conley
Nelson
Griffith
Shillidy
Olson Concert At Imperial Theater Promises Rare Treat
The Olson concert at the Imperial theater this evening, directed by Mrs. R S Tolan, features a group of ten little girls in a hopeful, charming program. The event promises a delightful, family friendly performance with notable young performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Imperial Theater
R.S. Tolan
Sealed bids sought for coal by School District No. 10
Trustees of School District No 10 announce sealed bids to supply Anaconda Public Schools with coal for the coming school year. Bids accepted at any office in the high school building until 8 p.m. August 6 1913. By order of board July 19 1913. Florence N Cole Clerk.
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Anaconda
A King’s Hobby and the Assassin’s Trail
Fragmentary report hints at a king of Greece and an assassin connected to a hobbyist. The text references a doorhandles motif and England visits, suggesting a discussion of personal interests and a fatal death. Names and full details are unclear in the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Ordi
England
Washington Population Rises by 361 in Last Year
Population totals for Washington grew by 361 over the prior year indicating modest gains amid broader demographic trends. Officials cited steady birth rates and migration patterns as factors shaping the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Press Agents for European Rulers Shaping Public Image
A historical overview describes royal press agents, court photographers, and private secretaries who craft public perception. It cites Alfonso, Victor Emmanuel, the Kaiser, the czar, and Edward VII, noting photos portraying strength, democracy, or sport as tools to bolster legitimacy and royal prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Alfonso
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Noman Ridden on Rail by Villagers Near Valo Illinois
Sixteen women from Valo near Chicago plot an arrest for riding Mrs John H Richardson on a rail and dumping her into a mud puddle. Mrs Richardson vows to prosecute, calling the accusations of neglect a wicked falsehood and asserting she will press charges.
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Valo
Ill
Chicago
John H. Richardson
Richardson
Will Dunnill
Many Talented Lunatics from the New York Press
A well known mind doctor comments that the public would be amazed by the clever work done by hundreds of talented lunatics. The brief remark highlights surprising mental prowess in a fringe group and reflects sensational social tone of the era.
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New York Press
Insane Patients Earn Income From Art and Craft
A physician notes that many insane patients at Bethlehem Royal hospital and public asylums produce valued art, music, writing, and crafts. He cites painters earning hundreds, ship models, silhouettes, and books by demented women, with some individuals gaining regular incomes from skilled work and publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Royal Hospital
Cotton ropes endure long use in power transmission, NY Press
The New York Press notes that cotton ropes used for direct transmission of power show surprising longevity, with 24 ropes of 1 3/4 inch diameter operating 820 horsepower from a 28 foot flywheel for 34 years. It cites multiple engineer reports and suggests ropes last 11 to 15 years due to strain relief on one side. The article also recalls early oil region wells drilled for salt reaching 800 feet, later oil value realization in the 1850s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seattle Carpenter Praises New Tonic Plant Juice
J G Brown of 2936 First Avenue Seattle, a well known carpenter, praises Plant Juice noting it cured years of stomach trouble and burning after meals. The tonic is said to clear impurities from blood, stimulate the liver, remedy malaria, constipation, and bloating, and to boost digestion. Sold at Smith Company store in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Store in Butte.
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J. G. Brown
First Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Smith Company
Anaconda
Newbro Drug
Butte
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Grand Theater
Alcazar Theater
Galera
Tolan
Ruth Libby
H. Leonard
John N. Olson
Highland Fling
Olive Celeste Tolan
Aileen Muriel Lewis
Maury Morgan
Catheryn Roath
Eileen Daly
Margaret Vovger
Miora Collins
Mamie la Pointe
Fay Collins
Esther Allen
Loren
Joachim Raff
John Holemo
Jack Olson
Schubert
J. W. Tescher
V. Lambert
Reading
Richard Harding Davis
Hazel Eaton
Abbott-Ford CO
Anaconda News
John Urtch
tion—Pather
Ters
Weheer and
Wer
About the City News
Advy
Milwaukee Beverage
the Mint
Adv
Hammerslough's
America
Schlappi
Philip O'Neill
Deer Lodge
Hammerslough’s.—Advy
J. R. Murphy
J. R. Blackstone
Big Hole
Haviland
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West Side
Sullivan & Peterson
J. K. Hesler
J. Ross Clark
Mrs
Matt Kelly
Pacific Coast
Try
Clayton Gunniss
Silver Lake
Frances Winston
Alaska
Northwest Points
E. Hil
Pitcher
Modoc
Philipsburg District
Isaac Rosenfield
Helena
Louise Whitney
Chewelah, Wash
Southern Cross Mine
Philipsburg Cub Orchestra
Ady
William Gemmell
Cash Liquor House
Bell
Brandenburg
Evy
Jesse Malin
Warren May
Kentucky
Milwaukee
Palestine
Egypt
THE
Imperial
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Carter
Carters
East Fourth
Wellcome & Peckover CO
Studebaker Automobiles
Richardson & Cosens Main Street Garage
Alett
Preasugent
Spain
King
Cronr
Kaiser
Czar
Russia
Neva
Edward
Minoru
John HH Richardson
M. GC. Ives
Butte, Montana
Glacier National Park
J.T. McGaughey
P. A
Helena, Montana
San Francisco
Carpenter
West
Daly Bank and Trust CO
E. J. Bowman
John R. Toole
J. C. Harrington
L. R. Funk
Theit Anaconda National Bank Capital
Main St
A. Tuttle
M. P. Mahoney
Telephone Bell
Ind
Tuttle & Mahoney
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Cuticura
Oy Roston
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