Clergy Visit the Prison and School Moves Stir Anaconda
Anaconda visitors follow a busy Methodist Episcopal South conference schedule in Deer Lodge and Stevensville. The conference announces temporary opening of Stevensville school on October first, finance gains, and appointments for next year.
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Deer Lodge
Methodist Episcopal Church South Conference
R.S. Clark
T. Bramble
T. W. Flowers
E. J. Stanley
J. M. Sutton
R. B. Swift
Houston
Tex
J. W. Kemper
Board of Education
Stevensville
D. B. Price
W. W. Duncan
St. Paul's Church
Butte
Duncan
Helena
Grand Street
Hamilton
M. E
Penitentiary
S .H. Burgin
Presbyterian Church
P. m
Privilege of bar at Mountain View park bid announced
W. H. Young as secretary of the Arrangements Committee states a certified check for one third of the bid accompanies the bid with the balance due upon acceptance. Address 606 Cedar Street.
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Mountain View Park
W. H. Young
Cedar Street
Anaconda Citizens Plan Busy Picnicless Baseball Day
For the first time in weeks there is no regular Mountain View park picnic and several baseball teams will play matches today. Two ball games are scheduled at the park.
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A. GC. M. Company
John
Eagles
Anaconda Neversweats
Butte
Anaconda
Mountain View Park
Bennett Saye
Net
City notices and ads highlight local trades and events
The city page lists a range of ads and notices including Savage rifles at Tolan Co, artificial eyes at Verberkmoes, Flor de Baltimore cigars, piano bargains by Meyers at 114 W Park, sale of Monte Cristo saloon, and upcoming dances at Turner Hall with A E Petere opening social events. Dr George D Craven visited, Marnell returned from Helena, and Ivanhoe Straight returned from Portland.
Surprise party for Miss Blanche and Glenne Cattermole
A group of young people surprised Miss Blanche and Glenne Cattermole with a party last Thursday evening. After music and games lasting until midnight, refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Gano and daughter, camping near Packers Ranch in Warm Springs Canyon, returned home yesterday after a two week outing. Watson & Co. announces a move to a new room and plans an up to date line of watches and jewelry with a complete repair and manufacturing department remaining in operation.
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Miss Blanche
Glenne Cattermole
F. N. Gano
Packers Ranch
Warm Springs Canyon
Watson & Co
Post Office
Police arrest group at cabin party behind Straine's store
Night Chief O'Brien and Officer Powers halted a private gathering in a cabin behind Straine's store last evening. Hostess Jane Taylor an old offender was present with guests Tom Jones Pete Wilson and Dave Richards. All four were jailed.
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O'Brien
Officer Powers
Straine
Jane Taylor
Tom Jones
Pete Wilson
Dave Richards
Mountain View Ball Game and Park Event
A ball game at Mountain View Park is set for Sunday August 25 between Anaconda Copper Mining Company and B A P Railway Company. The event includes dancing and music with trains leaving the depot every half hour from 1 30 p m to 9 30 p m and the last train at 11 30 p m.
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Mountain View
Mountain View Park
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
B., A. & P. Railway Company
Park
District Court Appoints Appraisers and Administratrix
Judge Napton named Nick Waters R 8 Condon and G C Vineyard as appraisers of Robert Price deceased estate. An order appoints Mrs Anna Lubich administratrix of George Lubich deceased estate.
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Napton
Nick Waters
R. 8. Condon
G. C. Vineyard
Robert Price
Anna Lubich
George Lubich
Hungry horse ends poultry business in Colesburg Kentucky
In Colesburg Kentucky J R Stovall's horse earned a notorious reputation for predation by eating half a dozen spring chickens per meal and lashing after them feathers and all. Last Sunday the creature devoured 14 chickens at dinner. The voracious appetite forced Mr Stovall to quit the poultry business promptly.
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The
Chicago Chronicle
Colesburg
J. R. Stoval
Mr. Stovall
Jury verdict in theft case and dismissal in Lake Park shooting
John Neisen was found guilty of stealing a bicycle from J. H. Strain in a six hour trial in Justice Quane's court. The Lake Park shooting case before Justice Kennedy was dismissed as not viable for district court.
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Lake Park
John Neisen
J. H. Strain
Ward
Butte
Nelson
Anaconda
Tibbits
Duffy
Morgan
Kirby
Sawyer
Justice of the Peace
Kennedy
Myers
Harrity
Hawthorne Race Results Highlight Multiple Winners
At Hawthorne Chicago on August first seven furlongs Brownie Andersen wins with Haviland second and Sam Lazarus third. Murenca takes five furlongs with Jack Rattin second and Pyscho third. Chancery wins steeplechase short course. Telamon wins Excelsior stakes mile and an eighth. Vulcain takes six furlongs handicap. Trangible wins selling mile and a quarter. Zack Phelps wins six furlongs selling with Bright Night second and Belle Ostrand third.
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Chicago
Aug. M
Hawthorne
Brownie Andersen
Haviland
Sam Lazarus
Eng
Telamon
Leo Newell
Bearcher
Vulcain
Maggie Davia
Caviar
Trangible
Tammany Chief
Canor
Zack Phelps
Bright Night
Belle Ostrand
Kinloch park racing results from St. Lonia card
At Kinloch Park in St. Lonia on August 4 the races produced five purses. First, Monos won the mile and an eighth with Golden Scepter second and Miss Ligzie third in 1 54. Second, Olekma captured six and a half furlongs as Greetings placed second and Braw Lad third in 1 23. Third, Herods took five furlongs with Pretorius second and Ashbrook third in 2 02. Fourth, Hi Noecker won the mile with Dan Pixon second and Ben Mattle third in 1 42. Fifth, W. B. Gates won the mile and one sixteenth with Tony Lepping second and Plead third in 1 5.
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St. Lonia
Kinloch Park
Monos
Golden Scepter
Miss Ligzie
Olekma
Greetings
Braw Lad
Herods
Pretorius
Ashbrook
Hi Noecker
Dan Pixon
Ben Mattle
W. B. Gates
Tony Lepping
Plead
Belle of Lexington Wins First Race at Saratoga
At Saratoga on August 24 in the seven furlongs handicap Belle of Lexington won the feature with Agnes D. second and Locket third after a 1:30 time. In the second race a selling for a mile and a sixteenth saw Blue Away contest the finish.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Belle of Lexington
Agnes D
Blood Purifier for Children Promises Strength and Health
An advertisement extols S. S. S. a vegetable blood purifier and tonic for children. It claims robust blood reduces disease susceptibility, improves appetite and digestion, and offers free information from The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta Georgia.
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S. S.S
S.S.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Adirondack and Saratoga Race Day Recap
Alfred Wargrave and Smart Set headline a racing card with wins in early sprints. Adirondack Handicap sees Leonid place second and time 1 16 45. Saratoga Cup tops Blues with Baron Pepper second and Imp third in a 3 62 2 5 mile five furlong run. Trillion wins steeplechase. Herbert takes mile and sixteenth with Lucent third.
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Alfred Wargrave
Smart Set
Leonid
Blues
Baron Pepper
Imp
Triliion
Bacehanal
Bullington
Herbert
Chucklands
Lucent
Delmar Park Race Results Summary
In St Louis on August 4 at Delmar Park the first race mile selling Terra In Cognita won with Dandy Jim second and Misa Theresa third in 1 minute 44 seconds. Dieudenne led second with Nekarnis and Empyreal following in 1:44. Poison captured the five furlongs purse with Harry Shaffer second and Attelie third in 1:03. Sweet Dream won the six and a half furlongs with Four Leaf second and Lord Neville third in 1:22. Peaceful took six furlongs with Verify second and Jim Clark third in 1:16. Ledford won the mile and sixteenths purse with Kazan second and Meddiesome third in 1:47. Percy R. won seven furlongs with Benham second and John Morton third in 1:20.
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St. Louis
Delmar Park
Terra Incognita
Dandy Jim
Misa Theresa
Lord Neville
purse—Peaceful
Verify
Jim Clark
Purseida Ledford
Kazan
Meddiesome
Elling
Percy R
Benham
John Morton
Abbott to Race for World Record at State Fair Track
W L Marks manager of The Abbott telegraphs Crescena held world record by Crescena and will race Monday at the state fair track seeking the world mark.
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Abbott
Byrracuse
N. Y
W. L. Marks
Crescena
Baseball Roundup from Milwaukee to Philadelphia
Milwaukee beat Washington on an error in a low scoring game attended by 2.49 thousand. Baltimore defeated Chicago 10 to 4 with Foreman and Bresnahan behind the plate. Boston played poorly amid crowd unrest as Cantillon umpired. attendance 5,827. Detroit and Philadelphia postponed due to rain.
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Washington
Carrick
Reidy
Bscore
Philadelphia
American League Standings Fragment Chronicle Style
The fragment shows teams and records including Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Milwaukee and Baltimore with numbers like 103 63 06 and 103 62 41. It mentions wins losses and percentages but the text is cut and unclear.
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P. Ct
Bares
Boston
Baltimore
Lico
Philadelphia
Bros Hick
Washington
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Philadelphia 13 Boston 5 in mistimed field play
Boston lost at home with 1 800 in attendance as Willis Dineen and Kittridge pitched for Boston. The Chicago game saw Hughes strike out 11 as St Louis fell 8 to 4 in front of 4200 fans with Sudhoff and Schriver behind the plate.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Hughes
Louis
R. H. Chicago Pry
Kahoe
Sudhoff
Schriver
O' Day
Brooklyn and New York League Games Postponed Today
Games between the Brooklyn and New York teams scheduled for today were postponed due to unspecified reasons. No rescheduled date announced in the report.
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Brooklyn
New York
Tacoma 3 Seattle 2 in local baseball clash
Tacoma Tacoma Wash Aug 24 score Tacoma 3 Seattle 2 with Carter and Searfoss in batteries Hickey and Frary. Umpire O Connell Portland 5 Spokane 0 Aug 24 score Portland 5 Spokane 0 Adams and Lougheed Engel and Vigneux umpire MacDonald. Admission free to Mountain View park game today.
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Tacoma, Wash
R. H. B. Womoure
Portland
Spokane
Ore
Adams
Lougheed
Engel
Vigneux
MacDonald
Mountain View Park
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Anaconda News
M. E. Church South Conference
VITA
Rvb
GKEA
California Liniment Seld
Newbie Drug Company, Distetbters Butte
Moni
Main Street
5Th St
Tolan Co
Verberkmoes
W. R
Flor de
Meyers
W. Park
George D. Craven of
Drummond
City
Maccabees
Turner Hall
A. E. Petere
BE. J. Marnell of
Eberts
Ivanhoe Straight
C. J. Straight
Mary Zellar
Portland, Ore
Main
Alder
Father Taylor
All Hallows’ College
Salt Lake
St. Ann's Hospital
Joe Hughes
N. L. Hansen
Union Scandinavian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Methodist Church
Davidson Block
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Police
Probate Matters
J. H. Neisen
Kinloch
al Saratoga
Laborde
Jules Laborde
von Mohl Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Paris
France
U. S
Oak Street
Pine Street
Montana
R. de B. Smith
Anaconda, Montana
Delmar
Cis
Seba
Carrick and Clark
Reidy Am Maroney
R. H. E. Sons
Ice Iss Bess
Ee Pidee
Foreman
Bresnahan
Dupee
Callahan
Sugden
Cantillon
Lewis and Criger, Dowling and Conner
R. H. B. Boston
Cate
Willis
Dineen
Kittridge
Townsend
McFarland
Dwyer
Dr. Bennett
Electric Ball
Sep
DR. Bennett Electric Belt CO
Union Building
Denver
Cola
T. Pittsburg
St. Louisee
New Terke
Il Chicago
Copper City
Goodyear Welt
Ces
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Hamilton, Mont
Front Streets
Anaconda, Mont
J.W. Mehargve
the Jewell
Steel Range
Leck & Coy
East Park Ave
Tacoma
Seattle
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main St
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
John E. Toolf
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennety
Noerbeck
Plain Envei CO
Thorp Bik
Indianapelia
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