Ice Cream Stand Collapse Brings Minor Injury in Anaconda
Anaconda reported a near miss on the Fourth as a canvas roof failed on a temporary ice cream stand built by Catholic ladies near the Margaret theater. Jimmy McCune broke a leg bone. Assistant Chief Fitzpatrick was knocked down. Stand dismantled. weather bureau praised for accurate forecasts.
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Margaret Theater
Jimmy McCune
Fitzpatrick
McCune
United States Weather Bureau
Anaconda
New York Central Lines Promise Bigger Eastern Resort Travel
The New York Central lines expect increased passenger traffic to eastern resorts this season. Officials promise enhanced train service and anticipate their facilities will operate at full capacity during peak periods.
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New York Central Lines
Local notices and visitors highlight city page
Verberckmoes the leading optician and a parade drew visitors from Butte and Deer Lodge. Advertisements tout Go-carts saddle goods and flowers at local shops while ranch hands and mining men tour the city. Miss Louise Ehret returns home after hospital stay and Thad Kinerk linked to Anaconda attorney.
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Louise Ehret
St. Ann's Hospital
Lecture by Robert Lee Dunn to be held July 5
R Throckmorton, traveling agent for the Colorado Midland railway, visited the city yesterday. Robert Lee Dunn will give his celebrated lecture in the Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday evening July 5 under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society. Tickets 26 cents.
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Colorado Midland Railway
Robert Lee Dunn
Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dunn to Lecture on War Scenes at Methodist Church
Robert L. Dunn, famed photographer returning from Manchuria, will present a stereopticon exhibition of several hundred pictures from the Japanese Russian war and deliver a lecture at the Methodist church tonight.
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Robert L. Dunn
Manchuria
Norway Ingrate Remarks King Oscar
Stockholm July 4 The king granted a private audience to the Associated Press. He said he would never allow his sons or grandsons to accept the Norwegian throne and voiced sorrow over Norway's treatment of him after 40 years of service. He defended vetoing the consular bill and insisted his act followed Norway's constitution and welfare of both kingdoms. This was his first interview to a correspondent.
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Associated Press
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Sweden
Great Auto Tourney Opens in France for James Gordon Bennett Cup
The 350 mile Avignon course in Puy de Dome hosts the Bennett Cup beginning tomorrow at 6. Leading entrants include Theiry and Janatzy with American Bert Dingley Herbert Lytle and Joseph Tracy drawing attention. Weight avoiding inspections, government police, and a hurricane damaging course infrastructure accompany preparations.
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France
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Hamburg
Janatzy
Bert H. Dingley
San Francisco
Herbert Lytle
Toledo
Joseph Tracy
Messrs. Dingley
Lytle
Anaconda Fourth of July Parade and Festivities
The city showcased elaborate floats from Anaconda Copper Mining, McRae and others, a warship float by Anacomit foundry, and a record pyrotechnics display. Veterans paraded, ball games thrilled crowds, and the Washoe band dedicated hours of music while civic groups and businesses filled Main Street with flags and bunting.
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Copper City
McRae, Strain, Hasley and
McRae
Anaconda
Kentucky
Bob Greig
Maud
Good Templars
the Elks
Painters and Decorators’ Union
Anacomit Foundry
Roach & Smith
J. A. Hussey
Woodmen of the World
Modern Woodmen of America
SS. Peter and Paul Society
Riga
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Electric Light and Power Department
Anaconda Riding Club
St. Petersburg
Rube
Washoe
Montana Day Celebrated With Barbecue Races And Festivities
A Montana celebration drew about 4 000 spectators for races and a grand barbecue. Two beef roasts fed crowds with free beef mustard bread and pickles. An accident occurred when Kenyon Talcott age unknown was cut by a bursting bottle causing facial injuries requiring stitches.
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Kenyon
E. H. Talcott
Big Timber Fourth Celebrations Open With Parade and Barbecue
Big Timber marked July 4 with a sunrise gun salute and Old Glory raise. A parade led by band and militia moved to the fair grounds where the Declaration was read and a barbecue served at noon. Events included foot races, horse racing, bronco busting, a sack race, and a fireworks display. About 2,500 people attended with no accidents.
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Big Timber
Fourth Avenue
Fair Grounds
C. A. Caulkins
Manuel Ash
H. C. Kellogg
Opera House
The World Today July Issue Featuring Varied Topics
The July World Today offers diverse articles on municipal ownership and graft The Truth About Venezuela The Woman s Side of Mormonism Freedom of the Press in Russia and War Balloons of Today Albert P Mathews discusses What is Death Art features include Adolph von Menzel and Photographing Characters Edmund Mitchell travels West to the Mesquite Henry Harrison Lewis visits Anticosti Island M Menier Aubrey Fullerton profiles the Northwest Mounted Police Ivan C Waterbury envisions The Future Republic of Poland Ethel Shackelford highlights The Odd Jobs of Well-Bred Women The regular sections cover current events notable figures and scientific and industrial progress for tomorrow's world.
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Francis W. Parker
Arthur Williams
Venezuela
Russia
B. A. Bouroff
W. G. Fitzgerald
Albert P. Mathews
James William Pattison
Adolph von Menzel
Solon W. Gates
Edmund Mitchell
Henry Harrison Lewis
Anticosti
M. Menier
Chocolate Fame
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Plains
Canadian Northwest
Aubrey Fullerton
Ivan C. Waterbury
Republic of Poland
Ethel Shackelford
Chauffeur Cleared as Victim Run Over Under Ordinance
In a translated tale from Tales from Meggendorfer Blaetter the judge questions the chauffeur’s guilt in an accident. The prisoner argues the victim was run over in full compliance with the ordinance resulting in a verdict upholding the driver’s rights.
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Meggendorfer Blaetter
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