Anaconda News outlines grand Independence Day parade
Immense celebration planned with a nine‑hour pageant featuring nearly 200 automobiles, decorated wagons, and flags. Grand Marshal Jon Marchson will direct sections from Commercial/Main to Front Street, with exercises by Lieut. Gov. Allen and a citywide citizen line of floats and sports events at the common and parks.
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Memtana
Henney
Moning
Wil
Main
Front Street
Jon Marchson
Park Avenue
Tn Maple
Sixth
Alder
City Common
Conyne
W. BR. Allen
Gnall
Sauvehir
Giriz
Giria
Hoya
Earh Vonteetun
Anaconda Brass Wind
Montana Hotel
Aol FL
Aremory
Austrian Hall
Old Fellowes Hall
East Commercial
Lie State
Hack and Friends Seek Better Life in County
A fragmented report notes Dal Wil holding a nod toward relegation at Me Herovicln Institute. District officials face fees and a push for longer terms as friends pursue improved residence options within the county.
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Dal Wil
Anaconda Colored Folk Thank the Committees for Fourth of July
A garbled but readable note from Anaconda Black community leaders thanks parade organizers and participants for a Fourth of July celebration. The letter credits donors and volunteers, praises national unity, and urges continued cooperation with white residents to honor American history and ensure Black citizens enjoy public festivities.
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Mearoes
Sore Pavonia
Sore Pavonia Aoelety
Hy Mearn
Winsell
Hathon
Malonzo Leatrerbery
Suspects Not Matching Bank Robbery Descriptions
Police doubt D Gillingden and E B Vanderpool are the wanted men in the Third street market robbery. Sheriff O Meere says they were brought from Putte and do not match Officer Donovan's descriptions. Mrs McCarthy identified two suspects who alighted from the Anaconda train at Rocker, not the men who left on the oVlock train. the case remains unresolved.
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D. Gillingden
EB. Vanderpool
Third Street
Putte
O'Meere
Offeer Donovan
Anaconda
Rocker
Gillinghen and
Vanderpool
Avolt
Re Ee
Vermillion Celebrates As City Echoes With News
Local notes report Clerks meet tonight and Odd Fellows gathering. Miller Lear hosts at The Mint, Schlapps rents pianos, and C F Green travels to Kentucky. Dr D Pons moves to Flood Building. Dr J F Spelman returns from Missouri. Mrs Ralph Hayden visits Denver. George Mulcahy greets old friends. Elated by parade plans for Copper City, 15% children invited at 9:30.
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Copper City
Copper City streets report odd events and crime
A morning sequence in Copper City describes a man receiving a letter at Washoe Park where he works, a break in with a dog pack, a bear attack incident near Twer Lodge, and a theft of a woman's pocketbook found on the road arch. Alderman Mottey and aides are noted in the unfolding events.
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Aleman Taamfey
Washo Park
Myre
Tatey
Noor
Washoe Park
Mottey
Kirge Brown
Urenies
Tha Ni
Lnge
Uwafey
Fortuna
East Side
City Council Adjourns Until Thursday Evening
Hight aldermen waited for Mayor Conyne or Council leaders at city hall to begin proceedings. Police tried to contact a beaming body but failed. At 8:38 Alderman Muller called the session to order and the council adjourned to meet Thursday evening. Mayor was away on business and returned late.
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Conyne
George Wellcome
Minton
Muller
Accidents From Explosives Rock City Night
A violent string of firecracker incidents broke out across the city last night. On East Park Avenue a blast near Al Anderson’s face injured his eyes pending medical examination. Glass shattered on Main Street from giant crackers and Charles Mallory suffered a severe hand burn from a dynamite cracker. Several celebrators were jailed briefly for intoxication and to be released this morning.
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East Park Avenue
al Anderson
Anderson
East Fifth Street
Main Street
al Charles Mallory
The Premium List and the Postmaster General
The Standard promotes a premium list for subscribers paying 3 shillings and 10 pence yearly, with rewards up to $2.50. It extols the postmaster general as a universal provider, detailing services from mail handling and telegrams to finance, pensions, and even a private brewery. The piece likens him to a department store of public functions and includes satirical notes on his reach and operations in London.
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Griftich
Boya
London
Everal
Tana
Tian
Ellen Enpaedty
Winselt
Produsters
Keneral
Sydney Maxton
Wotien
Sylney Rexton
Utamies
Thang
Syrney Ruston
Thackeray's Death Noted in 1863 Telegraph Fragment
Fragment from a Daily Telegraph piece dated March 5 1863 recalls Thackeray's death and a reader’s inquiry about Elizabethan literature. It mentions the Gideons a travelers’ association promoting Bibles in hotels and notes the group has placed thousands of Bibles across hundreds of hotels in America and plans further distribution. It reflects on literary history and religious outreach by traveling professionals.
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Fistle
Edward Levy
Levy Lawson
Lora Burmham
Daily Telegraph
Thackeray
Riel
Gideons
Sseiet
Christian Commereta
Travelers’ Association of
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Boscobel
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Cherou
York
Neitbers
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Verry
Hatals
Big
Vary
Frany
Mirmuehant
Hotel Tamana Anlves
Gideony
Otha
Denver
New York
Protest at Tabernacle Oversees City Hotel Barrage
A disorderly protest at a tabernacle event escalated into a clash near a city hotel. Police faced a large crowd including several women aiding demonstrations while refraining from violence. Witnesses described sturdy barriers but no serious injuries.
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