Anaconda News Dean Fined for Disturbing the Peace
W H Dean was fined 50 dollars by Poller Magistrate O Boyle after a hearing on July 4 for disturbing a lodging house at 313 East Park avenue. Dean, charged with fighting and using a revolver, sought a jury trial which was denied. His appeal bond was posted and the case moves to district court. Other defendants include Louis Dugall and Mrs Dean, with witness Jack Beaton detailing the struggle.
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W. Hi Dean
Poller
O'Boyle
Dean
East Park Avenue
Duffy
Polles
Trin~pet
United
District Court
Deer Lodge County
Supreme Court of
Tudge Wineton
Diggourl
W. H. Dean
Louis Dugall
Bre rHean
Mra
Alend
Deart
Dugall
James
Dutly
Jack Beaton
Duguis
Beaton
Statra
Chief Powers
Mystery Weapon Threatens Quiet Courtroom Scene
In a dramatic session Chief of Bolles Porers teatised to a pattern of manipulation as a suspect described as under the influence, a revolver and hammer described as wicked looking were part of the scene. Hinton testified to similar influence while Dugall faced discharge by the magistrate amid jealousy claims between Dugall Beaton and the wife.
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Eteanemey
Bolles Porers
Deu Aid
Dugall
Beaton Pata
Dugail
Cha Magistate
Mary Ellen Gallagher Dies Suddenley in Ireland
Sad news reached Frank Gallagher and his brothers of the death of their sister Mary Willen Gallagher in Seliss Ireland at age 16. The Gallagher brothers Frank James John Harry and Patrick have lived in Anaconda for over six years and mourn her loss. She leaves a father and three brothers in Delfast.
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Frank Gallagher
Seliss
Ireland
Mary Willen Gallagher
Frank
James
John
Harry
Patrick Gallagher
Anaconda
Delfast
Miss Gallagher
Stolen Goods Found in Shack of Rancher
Special Dispatch from Great Falls reports rancher Charles Flags, living about six miles west of the city, was arrested after a chase for petty larceny. Officers found a rifle stolen items and silverware, Warner’s apparel, and other needs, suggesting multiple thefts at Montana Central ranch and section houses over several months. The suspect’s name is Charles Wrankie, formerly at Teer Lodge for horse theft.
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Standard
Great Falls
Charles Flags
Warner
Pidge
Montana Central
Charles Wrankie
Teer Lodge
Yorso
Inocent Binner at Empire Theater Delights Audiences
The Royal Theater company staged the melodrama Inocent Binner at the Empire Theater last night. West delivers strong lead work and Williams shares notable prominence with Burth providing comic relief. Spectacle and moving pictures are praised. Dara opens Thursday night.
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Empire Theater
Royal Theater Company
Mrr. West
Miss Williams
Burth
Anaconda to Host Key High School Basketball Night
Anaconda high school basketball teams prepare for a season opener against Dillon belt school with strong local support. Boys and girls squads practice hard while the main event features Anaconda versus Dillon belt school boys, a rivalry expected to deliver an exciting game. The town's patrons also frequent the Rembrandt studio renowned for its quality work.
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Anaconda
Turner Beli
Dillon Belt
Ancona High School
Rembrandt
Fyans Reed Wedding Near City
Albert C. Evans and Blanche B. Reed, both of the city, were married yesterday afternoon at Abs. J Cuis W. Hender Sut Birch atrest. Rev. Dr. I. Ware officiated. The ceremony was quiet with few intimate friends. The couple plan a honeymoon in the Bitter Hoot valley and will reside here after returning.
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Albert C. Evans
Blanche B. Redd
Esterday
Ride
Slater
Abs
Cuis W. Hender
Birch Atrest
I. & Ware
M. Z
Hoot Valley
City notices on warrants payable at treasurer office
The Chrimmey Standard reports that next Sunday copies are ready for mailing at the Standard offices in Hattie Anaconde and Miascntn. All warrants on the general fund registered prior to July 1, 1803 are payable at the city treasurer's office, and interest will cease on this date. Dated Train fd TERS, W J Gallagher City Treasurer.
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Chrimmey
Standard Offiera
Hattie, Anaconde
Miascntn
Revival Meetings In Rockford Swedish Mission Church
Svangelist J Danielg of Rockford TL will begin a revival series at the Swedish Mission church corner Cedar and Sixth streets tonight. Meetings will run nightly this week and possibly into next week. Tonight's sermon is Spiritually Exposed. Dantela visits with strong preaching and promised good attendance. Rooster's Hacky Mountain Tea advertised for indigestion and stomach pains at 25 cents by Smith Deroy Company.
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Svangelist J. Danielg
Rockford
Swedish Mission Church
Cedar and
Sixth Streets
Dantela
Rooster
Smith Deroy Company
Blasts Hit Elkton Tobacco Factory In Dark Tobacco War
A tobacco factory owned by Mrs. M. E. Ponlek and run by the American Snuff Co. was blown up with dynamite early today, causing total factory damage but no deaths. Nearby homes, the depot, and several passenger cars were damaged. The act is blamed on friends of the dark tobacco growers association, despite public condemnation. A separate incident saw a masked mob derail and search a train returning from Guthrie to Elkton, detaining the engine crew briefly. Reports connect the turmoil to calls to oppose the trust and the so called Hill Biles factions within the dark tobacco movement. A separate Frenton Kentucky plant run by Italian contractors was reportedly burned recently.
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Elkton
Gee
M. E. Ponlek
Tobacco Trust
American Snuff Company
American Tobacco Company
Elkton & Guthrie
Guthrie
Bradshaw
Here
Teikton
Dark” Tobacco Growers’ Association
JU Billies
Department of Commerce and Fiber
Washington
Dark” Tobacco Prowers’ Association
FG. Wiis
Nashville
Yen
Hill Bibles
Frenton
Balcony as Sleeping Quarters Sparks City Probe
A group of men, described as sons of well known citizens, were found using a balcony as a sleeping area in Livingston. They claimed fear of punishment, were jailed overnight, and faced a police judge who delivered a lecture the next morning.
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Standard
Livingston
Vacila
Bonus for faithful service at Denver plants
Franklin Gnetterman announces a next year bonus for laborers at American Smelting and Refining Colorado plants. The bonus is a percent of annual earnings for those with full shifts, increasing state labor disbursements by about $1.6 million. Also notes political sentiment shifts in American public life and the Cleveland Leader urging honesty and justice.
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Denver
Colorado
Te American Smelting and Refining Company
Franklin Gnetterman
Cleveland
Wfe
America
Sunmnn
Allens Hother Dead in Cornwall Ontario
WJ Allen a prominent merchant of East Third Street announced the death of his mother in Cornwall Ontario aged 85 after months of ill health. She was the mother of 12 children and had 60 grandchildren and several great grandchildren at the time of her passing.
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W. J. Allen
East Third Street
Cornwall
Ontario
A. Allen
Rulte
Miss Wenger's Piano Recital At Fischer's School
Miss Lydia Wenger a pupil of Professor Fisher will present a piano recital at Fischer's school of music in the old library building on Thursday evening at eight. She invites friends and music lovers to attend and will be assisted by capable entertainers.
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Fischer
Oldibrary Building
Lydia Wenger
Professor Fisher
Miss Wenger
Crucible Steel declares 1 percent dividend
Pittsburg December 12 dividend of 1 percent on the preferred block of the Crucible Steel Company payable December 19. It is the first dividend in two years, marking a notable return for shareholders.
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Pittsburg
Der
Waa
Ion
Crucible Steel Company
Vinol cod liver oil praised by Smith Drug Co
Leading scientists warn neglect of coughs harms lungs. Smith Drug Co endorses Vinol cod liver oil as a non greasy, stomach friendly remedy for consumption in early stages. Letters from customers claim restoration and gratitude, though no cure is guaranteed.
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Smith Drug Co
Vinci
G. Brown
Anderson
Ind
Mary
Vinal
Wasda
Joseph Dente
Winslow
Mev
Vinel
Land Office Report Urges Repeal of Key Acts and Lease Public Lands
Washington report for the fiscal year ended June 1905 recommends abolishing the receiver of public moneys in local land offices, saving about 250000 yearly and streamlining public business. It calls repealing the timber and stone act, altering desert land entries, and leasing public grazing lands to the public under government control.
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Washington
General Land Office
HMG
Land Office
Public Lands Commission
Wrong man is killed in a riot for a negro
In Kosciusko Mississippi armed crowds hunt Rufus Ousley a black man who shot and killed Lucius Lave a prominent planter while officers attempted to arrest him. Tob Kennedy a colored man was found dead four miles from the scene shot as a crowd searched a house Kennedy was fleeing when fired upon.
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Kosciuske
Miss
Big Yieluity
Rufus Ousley
Lucius Lave
Sprocks
Dusley Swan
Tob Kennedy
Kennedy
Washington, Dee and Wright See Taft on Meters
Washington official Wright and Gov Dee arrived in Washington and met with Secretary Taft at the War Department to discuss matters in the archipelago. The early conference focused on mutters affecting the islands and regional concerns.
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Washington
Accident in Vancouver Injuries Reported After Car Collision
Several persons were injured in a street collision on Westminster Avenue in Vancouver British Columbia. The crash occurred in the afternoon with several critically hurt.
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Vancouver
B. C
In & Street
Carrollision
Westminster Avenue
Utline
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