Hughes to Speak at Deer Lodge Labor Day Celebration
H L Hughes of Spokane named orator for the 10th annual Labor day event in Deer Lodge county on Sept 7. Special trains will bring visitors to Mountain View park for a parade of about 26 unions and a sports program with cash and goods prizes.
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H. L. Hughes
Spokane
West
Montana
Deer Lodge
Hughes
American Labor Union
H. A. Denny
Butte
Mountain View Park
F. L. Feist
P. A. Tobin
P. F. McNerny
C. C. McHaugh
J. Peckham
Hogstatz
William Weast
Harry Denny
A. M. Squires
George Swinderman
M. P. Tobin
Annie Barrett
T. McDonald
C. Philipson
J. McDonald
Joseph Manlove
M. Harmmershough
St. M. Greig
Anaconda Laundry Company
George Ehlert
Kodak
Standard Drug Company
Tony Carlson
Valley Ranchmen
Empire State Express Inspires Harvard Football Play Name
The Brooklyn Standard Union notes Harvard football labeled its top play of 1914 as the Empire State Express to mirror the New York Central line. Yale countered with the Twenty Century Limited, swift yet longer in endurance, reflecting the rail rivals' famed services.
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New York Central
Empire State Express
America
Harvard University
Yale
Empire State
New York
Buffalo
Chicago
Brooklyn Standard- Union
Tailor's Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Cheap
A Steuernagel's store advertises a Wheeler and Wilson sewing machine priced cheaply. The item is pitched as an affordable option for households seeking reliable stitching in an era of practical domestic tools.
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Wheeler & Wilson
Steuernagel's
Special Round-Trip Fare Anaconda to Columbia Gardens
Beginning August 4 and each Saturday and Sunday thereafter the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway offers a $1 round trip from Anaconda to Columbia Gardens. Streetcar fare from Butte to the gardens is included. Return portions must be stamped at Columbia Gardens to be valid.
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Butte
Money Turned Over to City Treasurer After Quick Fines
In a record-fast sequence Police Judge Hayes handed collected fines to City Treasurer Harper. The Rawlins case was dismissed after a brief hearing. Fines were levied on William Setters and Snowball Johnson for disturbing the peace and vagrancy, with mixed results and quick departures from town.
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Mainville
Hayes
Police Powers
Harper
Chief Powers
J. F E. Rawlins
Powers
A. Shane
Rawlins
Combination
Main Street
Shane
William Setters
Montana
Setters
Marchion
Petie Grosse’s Place
Front Street
Interest in Yacht Race Draws Anaconda Attention
The Shamrock and Reliance yacht race attracts strong local interest in Anaconda. Three German men discussed the contest praising Captain Barr and American oarsmen, noting superior seamanship and national strength.
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Shamrock Trl
Anaconda
Barr
Unions object to books with union label in Montana schools
State text book commission explains its action in choosing non union label titles over union label books. The letter notes all members favor organized labor, but merit and publisher offerings dictated the selections. Several publishers appear in the approved lists for history geography and miscellaneous works.
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Anaconda
State Textbook Commission
Labor Unions and Friends of Organized Labor
Organized Labor
Montana
Thomas
Heath & Co
Commission
Ainsworth & Co
Rand, McNally & Co
Silver, Burdette & Co
D. C. Heath & Co
W. H. Wheeler & Co
Whittaker- Ray Company
Maynard, Merrill & Co
Globe Schoolbook Company
Bears Take Possession of Mill Creek Huckleberry Patch
Seven residents from Deer Lodge county encountered a family of four bears including a mother and cub at Mill creek while berry picking. The bears looted their camp tub and flour sack as the party, armed only with a small rifle, frightened them away after chasing the animals from the wagon. The outing ended with ruined provisions and disappointment.
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Deer Lodge County
Mill Creek
Olaf Johnson
Mary
Sophia
Ius
George Wagner
Peter Ramstedt
Warm Springs Creek
Mr. Raumstedt
Italian Shots At Cherry Pickers Near Foundry
Five boys report a shotgun fire from an Italian man living behind the gulch foundry while cherry picking. The incident, witnessed by two Street Commissioner Brolin’s sons and others, spurred the police to plan a formal report to County Attorney McCaffery and possible arrest warrant.
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Fitzpatrick
George Brolin
Sweeney
Plunkett
Tom Connolly
McCaffery
Bozeman Readies for State Fair Exhibits and Racing
Special attention is given to exhibits to be sent to Helena for the state fair. Anaconda horses operable at Bozeman include David Boyd with a trotter and pacers, Giles Brownell with a jib, Kenneth Smith with fast young pacers. Track praised as best in state, stall space limited, crowd projections high for Eastern Montana event.
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Bozeman
David Boyd
Giles Brownell
Kenneth Smith
Fhlelena
Gallatin
Montana
City society notes and events in Anaconda
Yeomen and A O H Div 2 meet tonight. Miss Mary O Day of Butte visits Mrs Sunloffs of 420 Cedar. Attorney Trippet argued state habeas case in Butte. Great Northern runs through sleeping car Anaconda to Minneapolis daily. Woodmen hold social at Carpenters Union Hall. Rev Robbins returns from Lewistown after county high school cornerstone ceremony.
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Mary O'Day
Butte
Sun Lyoftfs
Cedar Street
Great Northern Railways
Anaconda
Minneapolis
St. Paul
H. E. Robbins
New County
Lewistown
Masons
Col
J. H. Rice
Fort Bento
Robbins
Two Men Fight in Public, Draw Crowd, Citywide
Two men fought in front of the Turf Exchange saloon then again by the Crystal saloon on East Park Avenue. The larger man held the smaller down as companions shielded the melee. Names given as William Barry and William Zurkie, with Zurkie badly beaten and bloodied.
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Turf Exchange
Crystal Saloon
East Park Avenue
William Barry
William Yorkie
Zurkie
Chief Mentrum to Attend Fire Chiefs Convention
Chief of the Fire Department Mentrum plans to attend the fire chiefs convention in Great Falls on August 30 to September 2. He must obtain a council leave of absence, and will likely do so without issue. He may read a paper on interdepartmental relations and does not seek to influence the next meeting venue.
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Mentrum
Great Falls
Fire Department
Anaconda
Butte
Buckley Arrested For Drunk And Disorderly Conduct
James Joseph Buckley, a town character, was arrested last night by Officer Arm strong on a charge of drunken and disorderly behavior. He allegedly used vulgar language on the streets and followed two young women, prompting a hearing today.
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James Joseph Buckley
Armstrong
Buckley
Excursion Dates Set for Gregson Springs Travel
Beginning Saturday May 23 and weekly thereafter the B A P railway offers round trip fares to Gregson Springs from Anaconda and Butte. Anaconda to Gregson and return 50c Butte to Gregson and return 80c Tickets valid on all trains from noon Saturdays to noon Mondays.
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Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Butte
Donate Money to Church by Local African American League
The Ameri can-African Church Building league at the Mattie block voted to donate $110 to the African Methodist Episcopal church. Proceeds from two years of fund raising will fund moving a donated building from Carroll to the church site near Turner hall. Rev. Jordan Allen is praised as the Church Building Minister. Officers include President Mrs. Sarah Walker, Secretary J. H. Ray, Treasurer Lillie Ray.
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Mattie Block
American-African Church Building League
African Methodist Episcopal Dhurch
Carrol
Turner Hall
League
Jordan Allen
The
Sarah Walker
J. H. Ray
Lillie Ray
Dexter Reynolds robbed of all on way to college
Dexter B. Reynolds of Helena, former high school football player, aims for Park College in Missouri. In Billings to catch a Burlington train, he found his pocketbook with ticket to Kansas City 80 in cash and baggage checks missing after a nap at Livingstone. He wires friends for funds as searches fail. His sister works in Helena and his father oversees a forest reserve.
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Billings
Dexter BR. Reynolds
Helena
Parkville
Park College
Burlington
Kansas City
Livingstone
Hhe
F. P. French
United States Revenue Office
Improving Water Works in Philipsburg
Special dispatch reports Philipsburg's water works undergoing extensive repairs. A council contract approved for six thousand dollars of pipe and an additional one dollar eighty cent per rod for ditching and earthwork.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Dredging Firm Sued Over Patented Land Mining
Attorneys N Davidson of Butte and W H Trippet of Anaconda filed a demurrer in district court to the case of Jacob Barnowsky, insane, by guardian Gadwoga Barnowsky, against the French Gulch Dredging Company. The suit alleges mining on the plaintiff's patented land by the defendant.
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N. Davidson
Butte
W. H. Trippet
Anaconda
Jacob Barnowsky
Gadwoga Barnowsky
Lonesome Joe Recaptured Near Columbus and Beaver Creek
Sheriff M F Potter and Stock Inspector Dunn recaptured the highwayman known as Lonesome Joe near Columbus on White Beaver. Earlier, Joe escaped in Carbon County but was tracked to Beaver Creek 15 miles from Columbus where he surrendered without resistance after Potter confronted him in a bunkhouse.
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Standard
Billings
M. F. Potter
Dunn
Red Lodge
Gebo
Potter
Columbus
H. L. Hughes
Lew Wallace
Lonesome Joe
Beaver Creek
Joe
Weaver
Sheep theft case ends as two men bound to district court
In Red Lodge on August 21, Eugene Grimes and Arthur Smith were bound over to the district court in bonds of 500 dollars after a justice court hearing. Grimes posted cash bond and left for Columbus today. Smith remains in custody wounded in the foot.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Justice Court
Eugene Grimes
Arthur Smith
District Court
Grimes
Columbus
Smith
Anaconda Redeems Sewer Bonds Nos. 9 and 10
The city of Anaconda Montana announces it will redeem sewer bonds Nos. 9 and 10 issued in 188% on or after 20 days from publication. After 30 days no further interest will be paid on the bonds. Dated August 25 1903. W W Harper City Treasurer.
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American Exchange National Bank
New York City
N. Y
Justice of the Peace M B Hendricks of Anaconda
M B Hendricks serves as justice of the peace for Anaconda Township in Deer Lodge County Montana. The appointment covers local judicial duties within the township.
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M. B. Hendricks
Anaconda Township
Deer Lodge County
Btate
Montana
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