Condensed report of Anaconda Eagles ten game tour
The Anaconda Eagles baseball club finished six wins and four losses on a ten day tour visiting Pocatello Boise La Grande Walla Walla Baker City and Huntington. Shuster left early crippling the team Burn s pitched plus several players filled in as the squad battled against salaried teams and endured disputed umpiring in Boise. Manager Day praised Burns while Day survived a spike wound at La Grande.
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Huntington
Ore
Anaconda Eagles
Shuster
Day
Burns
Ritcher
Manager Day
la Grande
Catcher Storey
Storey
Pocatello
Bert Storey
Boise
Montana
Dickey Knox
Knox
Gene McHale
Freeman
Hansen
McHale
Oregonians
Fats and Leans Today at Mountain View Park
The annual amateur baseball match Fats against Leans is set for this afternoon at Mountain View park. Ed Williams leads the Fats and Frank Clinton directs the Leans, with both managers confident of victory. If Dr. Stephens stays away from the races he may umpire.
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Mountain View Park
Anacconda
Fats
Ed Williams
Frank Clinton
Dr. Stephens
Local officials eyed for service as game set
Dr Sligh or General Owen may be called upon with Judge Napton possible. The train departs at 2 20 p m and the game starts at 3. Batting orders list Peckover Flynn Mance Williams Frinke Smith Norbeck Evans Tucker Flannagan Leans Sutton Clinton Harding Douglas Kilroy Snelson Miner McNulta Wall with subs noted.
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Dr. Sligh
General Owen
Napton
Fats—Peckover
Flynn
Mance
Williams
Frinke
S S
Smith
Norbeck
Evans
Tucker
Jerry Flannagan
Leans—Sutton
Clinton
Harding
Douglas
Kilroy
Snelson
Miner
McNulta
Wall
Special train service for races between Anaconda and Butte
Beginning Monday July 29 a special train will depart Anaconda at 1 pm daily during races in Butte, returning from Butte at 7 pm. Round trip including race track admission costs 1 50. After Sunday July 28 trains from Anaconda at 5 40 pm and 10 45 pm and from Butte at 6 40 pm and 11 30 pm will be discontinued.
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Anaconda
Butte
Anaconda Street
Mass Meeting Called For A C M Company Employees
A city hall mass meeting of A C M company employees is called for Saturday evening August 3 1901 to devise ways to care for sick or injured workers. Attendance is requested. The organizers identity is not disclosed making the agenda unclear.
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A. CC. M. Company
Lathrop and Stores Wed in Helena Hotel Parlor
James K. Lathrop Jr and Bessie L. Stores obtained a marriage license in Helena and were married in the Cosmopolitan hotel parlor by Police Magistrate Walker. The couple departed for Butte that night.
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The
Standard
Helena
James K. Lathrop, Jr
Bessie L. Stores
Anaconda
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Walker
Butte
Catholic Foresters Plan Deer Lodge Excursion
Mt Hagegincourt No 629 calls members of the Catholic Order of Foresters to meet at B A P depot at 9 a m Sunday Aug 4 for an excursion to Deer Lodge. Return train from Deer Lodge at 9 30 p m with Margaret Theater orchestra. Round trip tickets are 1 from Butte or Anaconda.
Hay Wagon Fire Threatens Brownell Stable
At 1 50 this morning a blaze started in a wagonload of hay near Oak street beside the Brownell livery stable. Night Chief O'Brien sounded the alarm and the flames were put out in minutes. Some horses were freed and recovered. The fire is thought to be started by a miscreant.
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Oak Street
Brownell
O'Brien
Suit Sale Order From Thuesons at 504 East Park
To your order for twenty four dollars a suit. Eighteen pieces of worsteds cassimeres gray clay diagonal worsted cheviots silk mixed worsteds at Thuesons 504 East Park avenue.
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Thueson's
East Park Avenue
Bids Open for Furnishings for New Capitol
Kelena August 1 The state furnishing board opened six bids for capitol furniture. Names of bidders were released but amounts withheld until a decision. An absent attorney general delayed action. Tomorrow the bids and samples will be examined with a Saturday decision expected. Firms: Meader Furniture Co Cincinnati A H Andrews & Co Chicago Northwestern Furniture Milwaukee Woolaeger Manufacturing Milwaukee Retting & Sweet Grand Rapids Robert Mitchell Furniture Cincinnati.
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Standard
Kelena
State Furnishing Board
New
Capitol
Meader Furniture Company
Cincinnati
A. H. Andrews & Co
Chicago
Northwestern Furniture Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Woolaeger Manufacturing Company
Milwaukee, Wis
Retting & Sweet
Grand Rapids, Mich
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Belt Justice of the Peace fatally injured by horse kick
Special Dispatch reports Belt Justice of the Peace Michael Foley was kicked in the abdomen while adjusting a harness on a hay rake at his Belt ranch. Doctors say his condition is critical and removal to a hospital would likely be fatal. Foley, a long time Montana resident near Belt and Fort Benton, has many friends statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Justice of the Peace
Michael Foley
Belt
Foley
Increase for Cascade County Tax Roll Totals
Cascade county assessment rises by 95533 to reflect net mine proceeds. Florence Mining Co of Neihart reported the amount, boosting Cascade county valuation to 13340312 excluding railroads.
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Helena
Cascade County
Birkenbuel
Florence Mining Company
Neihart
Adjudged Bankrupts In Hielena Court
Judge Knowles arrived from Missoula and adjudged Archie Burrell of Great Falls with liabilities of 16 868 and assets 14 036 Richmond Mitchell of Rosebud County liabilities 3 422 assets 743 and J Potts of Billings liabilities 1 491 assets 670.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Hielena
Knowles
Missoula
Archie Burrell
Great Falls
Richmond Mitchell
Rosebud County
J. Potts
Billings
Attorney General Withdraws Proceedings in Gambling Case
The Attorney General and county officials in Deer Lodge County reached a truce with Sheriff Conley and County Attorney Duffy to withdraw pending gambling prosecutions while pledging strict enforcement of the gambling law. John R. Toole acted as a facilitating citizen in the conference with mutual consent to publicized terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan
Johnson's
Daly's
Frank Kennedy
W. H. Trippet
Anaconda
Conley
Duffy
John R. Toole
Mr. Toole
Toole
James Donovan
Montana
Deer Lodge
Gam
City notices mix of sales and travels in 1901 Montana
Local brief items report eye specialist visits, ice cream at Tolan Co., a marriage license for Samuel J. Brown and Laura Johnson, rail fare changes on Anaconda street line, a Rebekah fund dance, miners’ work updates, and several city visitors and shoppers.
Zick Family Newsand Health Update
Three months have about restored him to good health. Mr and Mrs Al G Zick were notified yesterday by the sudden illness of Mrs Zicks father. Mr Zick hopes to return to duties as conductor on the Great Northern in a few days unless the illness worsens. Samuel G Gosnell leaves for Birmingham to attend the International Typographical Union convention August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al G. Zick
Mrs. Zick
Samuel G. Gosnell
Anaconda Union
Birmingham
Ala
International Typographical Union
Mr. Gosnell
Laws Committee
International Union
Waddell Shines as Chicago Tops St. Louis 5 to 1
In Chicago on August 1 Waddell pitched grandly allowing six hits as the Chicago Cubs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 5 to 1. Attendance reached 6000 with Kahoe behind the plate and Sudhoft and Schriver handling the batteries. Umpires Brown and O'Day called the game.
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Chicago
St. Louis
R. H. B. Coed ci Widvege
Eesdsecods
Wwaddell
Kahoe
Sudhoft and Schriver
Brown and O'Day
Philadelphia Phillies edge Brooklyn 2 1 in tense city clash
In Brooklyn Kennedy walked too many as Duggleby starred on mound and at bat to hand Kennedy a loss. Attendance 2 000. Batteries Duggleby Meckarland Kennedy McGuire. Umpire Emslie.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Duggleby
Phemmloiss
Daavb
Carsace Occociae
Meckarland
McGuire
Emslie
Philadelphia 8 Boston 6 in lively opener
Philadelphia defeated Boston 8 to 6 in a high scoring game. Both starting pitchers were hit hard with 2,244 in attendance and a lively crowd observed the action. Batteries Cuppy Schreckengost Wilkse Powers supported the teams.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
R. H. EB. Ae
Esessece Cocccesese
Ob Ovens Secaoasers
Cuppy
Tacoma 3 Seattle 1 in early baseball clash
Tacoma beats Seattle 3 to 1 as Hickey and Frary hold Seattle while Carter and Menefee supply runs. Umpire O Donnell presided. Spokane defeats Portland 9 to 4 with Adams and Swindells guiding the mound. Engel and Vigneux also noted.
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R. H. E. Seattle
Capanens Rog
Spokane
Portland
Wash
Shah Meksuaveegs
Ohasdie
Adams and Swindells
Engel
Vigneux
Me Donald
Alaska telegraph cable for Fort Egbert to St Michael
A shipment of 9,000 pounds of insulated wire cable has been received for the Fort Egbert Alaska signal service. The wire will extend the Fort Egbert St Michael telegraph line, laid on tundra west of Fort Egbert. The 25 miles of line will be placed on the ground away from travel routes and snow cover will protect it most of the year.
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Seattle
Ruhlen
Signal Service
Fort Egbert
Alaska
Fort Egbert-St. Michael
Anaconda Business Directory Entries Highlight Local Services
The listing shows Warm Springs Livery Feed and Sale Stables and U. W. Commercial offering prompt attention and reasonable rates with J. H. French as proprietor. Also advertised are Dr. N. B. Snyder surgeon at St. Ann's Hospital with office near Main in Anaconda Montana and contact Telephone No. 1.
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Warm Springs
U. W
Phone
J. H. French
N. 8. Snyder
St. Ann's Hospital
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Anaconda News
Anaconda Hayles
Idaho
Walla Walla, Wash
Baker City, Ore
Mountain View
Lathrop
Foresters
Judge Foley
Verberkmoes
Tolan Co.'s
Schlappi
Short’s Store
H. W. Brown of
City
Hammerstough’s
Strain’s
W. A. Merriman of
Tucker's
Conley & Clague
Joe McGrath
Charles Webster
MD Burke
Puget Sound
Samuel J. Brown
Laura Johnson
A. Sloane
Wees
Charles, W. French
Standard Office
Mendenhall
East Third Street
J. Hennessy
W. FE. Reynolds
J. JL. Spare
George Symons
J. F. Oppenheimer & Co
William Feilert
Lake Huron
Kimball
Big Hole
Eex
John J. Walsh
Frank Harrison
Dr. English
Foster’ Creek
Louie King
Washington
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Harriet MacCallum
R. M. Davidson
Deborah Rebekah
Widows and Orphans’ Home Fund
Twentieth Century Club
W. H. Meloy
Reinhart
Rossland
B. C
Southern
America
Strain’'s Department
Mary Louise Henautt
Francis Henautt
Deer Lodge Crossing
St. Peter's Church
Ed J. Corcoran
Toronto
Canada
Mr. Corcoran
J. FE. Bradley
A. G. Moser
Salt Lake
W. KE. Reynolds
D. J. Hennessy
H. Re Soare
W. Hudnad
A Koontz
H. W. Brown
Ed Murphy
W. I. Mason
W. A. Merriman
KF. A. la Motte
San Francisco
C. C. Graham
D. A. Grim
R. H. B. Bobuon
Dineen, Nichols and Kit
Tridge
Matthewson
Warner
Dwyer
Pittebure Cscs Cnc
Coon
Cricaro Ccssce
Copper City
Dren
C. P. Ford
Goodyear
Anaconda, Montana
Baltimore
Howell
R. H. E. Boemopo
Adondaka
McGinnity
Bresnahan
Gear and Clark
R. H. E. Baltimore
Wegrinscom
Sncdosi
Scaccicese Sonies
Lee and Clark
Detroit
Callahan
Yeager
Owhan
Sugden
Chicabo
Cleveland
Tacoma
Alaskan Inland Cable
Anaconda Business Directory
Liveripfs
W. Laird
Main
Aneconda
Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Lumber Department
Hamilton
Moat
All Grocers
Gell
Regalar Alyoles
W. A. Cook
Cook Medical Co
Curtis ST
Denver
Colo
CO. D
Thorp Bik
Indianapolis
Ing
Braconda, Montana
J. W. Mehargob
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
John B. Tooler
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
Contegiva
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