Spanish War Veterans Banquet in Anaconda
The Spanish War Veterans Banquet at the Montana hotel in Anaconda drew over 100 guests including Governor Norris Judge Cheadle Mayor Evans W Rodger Judge Winston Mayor Corby of Butte and other leaders. Speeches praised the First Montana Regiment and Col. Anaconda’s growth while stressing patriotism and the need to conserve natural resources for future generations.
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Montana
Mery
Ranere
Cheadle
Mayer Evans
W- Rodgerr
Winston
Mayer Corby
Butte
E. PF
Mathewson
Industriol
Montena Hotel
Entiramme
Gant
Pim Greenan
Attenton
Ganse
Shester City
Norris
Mfr
Avans
U. Xolg
Gow
Edwin UL. Norris
Cheadie
Washington
Montana Veterans Banquet Recalls War Roles and Local Industry
After speeches by Judge Winston and others, W B Rodgers praised the Spanish American war as a just cause for Cuba’s improvement, while discussions touched on sugar beet industry, Deer Lodge and Amberlands production, and the Philippines question. Veterans reflected on Civil War memories and the place of the old flag in new feats.
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Maiheowson
Deer Lode
Spriars
Mathewson
Norra
French Gulch
Deer Lodge
Amberlands
Northavenr
Winston
Trippet
W. B. Rodgers
Cuba
Treidgers
Philippines
Areny
Jade Cheadle
Montana
I Iim
de le C. Bruning
City society notes and events amid Fourth of July bustle
The city buzzes with political and cultural events tonight including National unlba and Centra l looms. Miss Nellie Condon and Edwin L. Morris return from Anaconda and Helena, while veterans of the Spanish American war visit memorial sites. An extra train between Butte and Anaconda is announced starting July 1 1908. A auto party from Butte passes through Anaconda en route to Silver Lake, boasting new refreshment ideas.
Mysterious Fishes and Other Vivid Subjects Highlighted
A fragment list presents several colorful titles such as Justinian's Human Torches and Mysterious Fishes. The passage notes a set of eight subjects described as beautiful or interesting, ending with a comic segment and a varied program overall.
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Hough
Justinian
Xhawe
Wan Siong
Mair Pevder
Organization of the Anaconda High Alumni Meeting Planned
Nearly 100 graduates of Anaconda High School are expected to attend a meeting at the high school tomorrow noon to organize an alumni society. Officers will be elected, plans set for future action, and membership details discussed.
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Vale
Tt Ig
Anaconda
Or- Benleng
Organian
Wim
Advertised Letter List and Rosy May Theater Notes
The Adverted Letter List shows names called for in Anaconda for the week ending July 4, 1908 including Blamy Brown Cechrs Gelman Connoley Connelly Dougal Duffy Hemm Hil Hobinson Horlin Kelly Lippincott Morse Moon Mardin Munroe McManus McCarthy Oniel Peterson Richards Thom son Walker Wilbur Bailey Crimmans Gordon Hayme Herren La Maveh Leddy Lindberg ONeill Phillips Mary Ann McNally and others. A lively Rosy May heater program drew big crowds with matinees growing popular and a wrestling style feature highlighting heavy muscular fighters. The films compare two champions of two countries with exciting, improving pictures at the popular venue.
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Anaconda
Anton Blamy
William G. Brown
Herbert Cechrs
Ry Gelman
Joseph Connoley
PF. J. Coonty
Peter Connelly
Lewis Dougal
Beranre Duffy
J. H. Hemm
Charles Hil
Andrew Hobinson
Charles Horlin
J. Jones
August Johnson Charney Johnson
M. Gordon
Birdie Hayme
Bann Herren
B. la. Maveh
Mary Leddy
Mary Lindberg
Mary Oneill
M.E. Phillips
Ruby Wolverton
Miss Campbell
Nick Kelly
Mary Ann McNally
Burglars Hit Local Hardware Store in Busy District
In Missoula on Higgins Avenue, Penny Curran’s hardware store was entered at night by burglars who forced the front door during a fireworks display. The breach occurred while crowds were in the street. several suspects have been arrested but no charges yet filed. A separate incident reported a jail escape through a wall hole during excitement.
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Missoula
T He Hardware Stern
Penny Curran
Higgins Avenue
Aalock Wetweht
Phitobhers Re
Tel Uu
Bishop Potter Shows Continued Improvement in Condition
Cooperstown noon report states Bishop Potter’s condition improves with treatment and cooperation from medical staff. Attending physician Dr. G. Xveln confirms the consultative plan remains favorable, expressing cautious optimism for a favorable outcome.
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Cooperstown
Builycin Sam
Wenry
Eure
G. Xveln
M.D
Earnest crusade begun in Missoula at Union Opera House
A large Missoula assembly, called by the city ministerial association, adopted strong resolutions urging moral reform. Speakers including Dixon and Rev Bagby denounced liquor, gambling and vice, urged strict law enforcement, and called on the mayor and county officials to act to clean the city. The meeting featured remarks, anecdotes, and several musical interludes.
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Missoula
Tuly
Union Opera House
Atole University
Afissouia
Front Street
Enco
Dixon
Dwight L. Bagley
Congregational Church
Algerman
Munich
Soula
Bailey
Higgins
Tait
Posse Captures Suspect In Chase After Gang
Deputy Sheriff Callahan and his posse scour Montana’s divide chasing five Montenegrins who murdered Holmes Hayes at the St. Paul burial. One man was captured this afternoon as Idaho and Montana officers pursue fugitives toward Spokane. Hayes’s death followed a threat to his life while he worked away from tunnel crews.
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Callahan
Montana Maha Divide
Holmes Hayes
St. Paul
Bmissoula Tomshi
Parault
Tio
Spokane
Idaho
Jeig
Hayes
Contmetors
Insurgents Quieting as Campaign Reports Sought
Reports from Sent. Ko indicate insurgent activity in disruption zones is diminishing daily. Despite some engagements, officials state insurrection will likely quell within a short period.
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