Boy Run Over by Hack on East Park Avenue
Arthur Murphy, 10, son of Pat Y. Murphy, was knocked down by a loaded hack near the Silver Hotel and badly injured. Witness accounts vary whether he crossed or stood in the street as the vehicle passed. he suffered possible brain concussion, facial bruising, and a sprained ankle. The driver claimed ignorance of the accident and fled the scene. police later questioned the boy’s father, who did not seek prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Pat Y. Murphy
East Park Avenue
Silver Hotel
Dennis Shovelin
Ivy
Dr. McKennzie
Mr. Shovelin
Birch and
Third Street
French
Warm Springs
West Commercial Avenue
Jack White
Murphy
Greig and Copper City ads highlight local goods and services
A collage of notices lists shotgun rentals at Greig s, pipe lines at Tolondo s, floor coverings at Copper City Commercial company, and a sale on linoleum. It also mentions social events at A O H hall, plumbing and wallpaper updates, and a funeral service for Michael Farren. Citizens travel notes include Miss Collins outings and J S Wisner in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper City Commercial Company
Rutte Anaconda Pacific Rail Announces Sunday Round Trip
The Rutte Anaconda & Pacific railway sets a round trip rate of $1.00 from Anaconda to Rutte and back, operating Sundays, effective June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Anaconda
Veterans greet Grant era regiments in grand parade
A Civil War era line of march featured Indiana post banners and the old Grant regiment flag amid cheering crowds. Louisiana, North Dakota, South Dakota veterans carried sugar cane, wheat sheaves, and corn ears. receptions followed at Memorial hall as reunions spread across downtown. Officials projected Denver as next encampment site with Salt Lake City a strong rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Indiana
Ulinois
General Grant
Louisiana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Shaw
Memorial Hall
Women’s Relief Corps
G. A. Rh
Grand Army of the Republic
Studebaker
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Salt Lake
Five candidates enter race for Women’s Relief Corps president
In Chicago on August 3 five candidates were named for the Women’s Relief Corps presidential election to be held tomorrow. Mrs Mary L Hartwell of California and Mrs Mary L Carr of Colorado lead, with Illinois backing Hartwell but California split with four prominent delegates backing Carr. Colorado argues it has never had a relief corps president despite its early organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Women's Relief Corps
Mary L. Hartwell
California
Mary L. Carr
Colorado
Hartwell
Illinois
Carr
Relief Corps
Daughters of Liberty Society Expands to 44332 Members
The Society of the Daughters of Liberty met in Charlotte with 44,332 members. Eleven councils were organized during the past year as an auxiliary to the Junior Order of United American Mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Society of the Daughters of Liberty
Order of United American Mechanics
Vast Northern Pacific patent records lands across Montana
A historic patent filed with county recorders conveys over 600000 acres to the Northern Pacific Railway, signed by President McKinley. The long document details lands across Missoula Helena and Miles City districts with mineral determinations by government commissioners shaping later patents. The record notes multiple counties including Deer Lodge and cites rail connections from Anaconda to Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Martin
Deer Lodge County
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Willam McKinley
United States
C. E. Woodward
Missoula
Northern Pacific Railway
Helena
Miles City
Lewis and Clarke
Martin
Northern Pacific
Hamilton excursion tickets sale details and dates
Tickets for the Hamilton excursion are priced at 10 dollars or 20 dollars for the Copper City limited. The 10 dollar option goes on sale Wednesdays to Fridays and Saturdays, while the 20 dollar option is sold daily for seven days. Both include board and lodging at Ravalli hotel in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. Dudley
Diamondville
Wyo
Montana
Dudley
Tramilton
Hamilton
Copper City Limited
Ravalli
Olson
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Destiny of the Negro at Afro-American Council Meet
The national Afro-American council gathered in Indianapolis with 400 delegates as Bishop Walters urged peaceful, educated advancement of civil rights. He condemned North Carolina disfranchisement, pressed for federal protection, and tied political support to just legislation from the Southern Democratic bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National
United States
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Second annual convention opens in Raleigh agriculture group
Raleigh North Carolina August 28 the second annual convention of the national and state commissioners of agriculture began with welcoming addresses. Hon. G B Stevenson of Georgia delivered the association president’s annual address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
National and State Commissioners of Agriculture
G B. Stevenson
Georgia
Association
Mrs Charlotte Wright Dies After Gilman Tragedy
Mrs Charlotte Wright, tied to alleged misdeeds linked to the Gilman tragedy, died at Iroquois county courthouse in Watseka. Earlier reports cite loss of blood and exposure as factors in the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee
Charlotte Whrisht
Gilman
Watseka
Four Deaths From Wright Hospital Destruction and Riots
The round-about ride to Watseka caused her death and makes four fatalities from the Wright hospital destruction and riots. Victims include John Myers Michael Ryan Bessie Salter and Mrs Wright. Injured George Willoughby remains in critical condition awaiting possible death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watseka
Wright Hospital
John Myers
Michael Ryan
Bessie Salter
Wright
George Willoughby
Deaths in the Philippines list multiple servicemen by unit
General MacArthur reports in Manila that a long list of deaths has occurred since the last tally. Dysentery, typhoid fever, wounds, accidents, and other causes claim soldiers from many units including the 24th, 26th, 31st, 41st, 42nd, 46th infantry and associated battalions and services, with several noncombat fatalities and a few noted diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Manila
D. S24
James Talley
12Th Infantry
Arthur J. Swick
Ith Infantry
Adolph T. Rever
Th Infantry
Charles P. Linderbeck
26Th Infantry
Michael Fallon
22D
Irwin
Low
2Th Infantry
Romeo L. Page
Third
W. M. Kent
Signal Corps
Marshall
46Th
William &. Lelching
Mth
Montieue Bleelman
41St Infantry
Worthy Warner
Joseph FP
Ineloir
24Th Infantry
Henry Gi. Giles
Frank KE. Coleman
Variecola
John F. Whitehead
Mth Infantry
Lewis Kk. Thompson
445Th Infantry
Ernest Rice
48Th Infantry
Rey LI Osborne
Charles A. Cowan
Walter Rice
19Th Infantry
George McAlvey
Mth Cavalry
Joseph Ghat
Andrew Newman
William Josena
Fourth Cavalry
George W. Graft
Helen D. Cochrat
Ath Infantry
William Preston
Joseph A. Drouen
Wth Infantry
William H. Walters
Robbers hold up Union Pacific workers near Denver
Men employed on Union Pacific improvement work in Wyoming report being held up by three men 15 miles north of Denver while riding a box car from Cheyenne to Denver. They were just paid off and the robbers took between 30 and 60 dollars. This is the second such holdup near Denver and authorities are trying to apprehend the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Denver
Cheyenne
The Waistcoat Debate in Hot Weather Attire
A thin man argues that the waist measure should disallow the stout man from going coatless in heat. He notes stark contrasts between thin and fat men without a coat and insists on conservative dress for those with large waistlines.
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Anaconda News
Hack
Sult
Ladies’ Aid Society of
the Presbyterian Church
T. J. McKenzie
West Third Street
Wisner
Detroit
Mich
J. B. Walker
Spokane, Wash
City
Walker
Anaconda High School
County Recorder
Cffics
P. D McKenzie
Leo A. McBride
Copper King Lode
Olsongulch
Blue-Eyed Nellie
C. H. Clausterman
J. H. Lacey
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
John Finnegan
Krogh
Butte
Mountain View Park
Anaconda
The
Methodist Church
Father Murphy
All Hallow's College
St. Ann's Hospital
Montara
J. K. Firth
San Francisco
O. Hansen
FD. Dudley
Edna Chapin
Wye
John Walsh
M. L. Todd
M. L. Langhorne
M. Avery
Lesley Bates
Spokane
H. Spencer
L. J. Morgan
Belgrade
S. EK. Knight
James Lynch
Oshkosh
A. C. C. Pfuhl
Anaconda Cash Bazar
Main Street
Greig's
Tolondo's
Oak
Inquire
X. L
A. O. H. Hall
St. Jean
Greg
Ant. Rami Laree
Standard
Inguire
William Lytle
Ehret
Mahan
John Nelson
Sweden
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mike Reagan
George Barnard
Copper City Commercial Co
District Court
Napton
A. M. Walker
D. Dd, Walker
Kathryn Hall of
Delevan, DL
PD. C. Walker
Ira B. Walker
National Park
Neal McGinty
Opper City Limited
Hama'on
B. McGinty
Bitter Root Stock Farm
Mahen Bros
Michael Farren
J. M. Sullivan
Tuttle
J. $. Wisner
CHLEA
W. KC
Daughters of Liberty
Northern
Pacific
Destiny OF
Bishop Walters
Ilturiste
Mies
Meright
Cuticura
Vporter Deva and Cuem.corp
Props
Boston
McLaughlin
Belt
P. Bustad
M. A. McLaughlin
First
Columbia Streets
Seattle
Wash
Northwest
Josephine Polhill
Due West
8. C
Agate
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, Ga
Davol, Medicine CO
Cal
Marin Drug Company
Ment
Philippines
McArthur
Colo
Smiths
DRI Smith & Simo
Krause
Particu
Plain Envelope CO
Charles Bidg
Hilannels
Anaconda, Montana
Anaconda Business Directory
H. W
J. H. French
DR. N. 8. Snyder
West Third St
Main
Anaconda Mont
Messenger and
Exress
World Messenger Co
Postal Telegraph
Furst Bidg
J. H. Duffy
Consult
Hinz
Washington Ave. S
Mina
Dr. Hing
Hing
Hinz Medical Institute
Washington Avenue 5
Janespells, Mina
Ostetter
East 6Th .T
Fast Park Ave
R. de B. Smith
Lontan
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