Anaconda Faces Butte In Mountain View Park Game
Anaconda and Butte prepare for a tense baseball match at Mountain View Park. Ill favorites point to Anaconda pitchers St. Vrain and Carter facing Butte hitters Burk and St. Vrain with umpire uncertainty and local criticism of officials from Helena and Great Falls outlining the officiating controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Schaeffer
Seattle
WJ. Marchband
Denver
Western Assurance Companies
Mountain View Park
Dismissal Granted in Case Against Prosecution Witness
The case was dismissed and the costs assessed against the prosecuting witness, concluding the matter with no conviction and shifting expenses to the witness in the final order.
State Board Certs Cannot Be Revoked Without Hearing
Assistant Attorney General Albert T. Loeb rules the secretary or president may issue temporary medical certificates but cannot revoke them without following the law. The revocation process requires a written complaint, a 20 day notice, a hearing, and a written, specific finding of grounds. In addition, a railway plans a round trip rate from Anaconda to Butte on Sundays starting June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Loeb
State Medical Board
William C. Riddell
Riddell
Board of Medical Examiners
W. T. Davis
University of Pennsylvania
Butte, Anaconda
Police Court Light Docket in City Tribunal
Ed Sheridan was charged with intoxication after being found in an old band uniform on East Commercial avenue. He promised the judge to be less exuberant next time and was released. Kittie Bracken pleaded not guilty to intoxication and will stand trial at 7 30 next Monday evening. Baseball at Mountain View Park on Saturday July 7 with Anaconda vs Butte Train every 30 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sheridan
East Commercial Avenue
Kittie Bracken
Mountain View Park
Anaconda Vs. Butte
Anaconda and Butte Train Schedule Snapshot
A fragment notes a rail service between Anaconda and Butte with trains every 20 minutes on a Saturday in July. The brief hints at a busier timetable and frequent departures for travel between the two Montana cities.
Luckless Clousterman in Dual Justice Court Rows
Charles H. Clousterman of Sheep Gulch faced two Justice Court cases yesterday. In Frank Kennedy's court he was accused of provoking a Sheep Gulch dispute and the hearing was postponed to next Monday. In Devine's court Clousterman testified Lane struck him at a Main Street beer hall. evidence supported Lane's conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Clousterman
Sheep Gulch
Frank Kennedy
Clousterman
B. A. Young
Justice of the Peace
Devine
Mike Lane
Lane
Trout Creek Praised as Fine Fishing Spot
Attorney J. W. James and C. A. Barker fished the Trout Creek headwaters near the Granite county line on the Fourth. They reported quick success with eight inch trout in plenty, praising Trout Creek as a good sport fishing location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. James
C. A. Barker
Trout Creek
Granite County
City Visitors and Local Notices Highlight Daily Montana Scene
A roster of arrivals and registrations shows visitors from Chicago to Seattle staying at the Montana hotel and others in town on business or sightseeing. Local ads promote sales, rent, and services while noting the through sleeping car service to Minneapolis and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Reinhard
Missoula
The
Great Northern Railway
Anaconda
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mineral Hill Mining Co files annual statement in Saginaw
President FE C Ewen of Mineral Hill Mining Co of Saginaw Michigan filed the annual statement with County Clerk Martin. The company is capitalized for 200000 dollars, none paid in, with no debts and the mining claim as its sole asset located in Washington gulch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. C. Ewen
Mineral Hill Mining Company
Saginaw, Mich
Washington Gulch
Martin
Baden-Powell and His Remarkable Mother
The article extols Mrs Baden-Powell as a formative influence on Colonel Baden-Powell hero of Mafeking. It notes her early aptitude in mathematics astronomy and languages, her widowhood with ten children, and her gift for organization refined housekeeping and cooking which influenced her sons and daughters and aided Mafeking with resourceful camp cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden-Powell
Mafeking
Osborne Becomes Manager of Standard Drag Co in Anaconda
At a June 21 1900 meeting in Anaconda Montana Standard Drag Co elected Thomas Osbourne to succeed A L Holly as manager to handle all financial business. F L si. Jean serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Drag Co
Zlow East Park Avenue
Anaconda
Montana
Thomas Osbourne
A. L Holly
Osbourne
F. L. Si. Jean
Swimming in Great Salt Lake Tale From New York Tribune
Robert Bridges of Boston recounted a Great Salt Lake episode told at the Hotel Manhattan. He described visiting Garfield Beach with friends, preparing for a swim, storing valuables, and entering the water within an enclosed pavilion as runways lined the sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Tribune
Robert Bridges
Boston
Manhattan
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Salt Lake City
Mr. Bridges
Garfield Beach
Favorite Prescription touted as cure for female illness
An article extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for restoring a wife’s health and companionship after marriage. It claims quick relief from languor headaches and nervous weakness with testimonials like John W. Coffman praising the remedy. It notes the absence of alcohol opium cocaine and narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
John W. Coffman
Ellisburg
Casey Co
Beauvoir Home of Admiral Dewey Captures Suburban Splendor
The Beauvoir estate near Washington stands as a spacious brick mansion with broad grounds and old trees. Admiral George Dewey and his wife enjoy a sun parlor, a cozy parlor with a rambler rose, and a Philippines map crafted by island women. The property overlooks the Potomac with views toward the Capitol. its history ties to Dr. Busey and Mrs. Townsend, with Woodley nearby and the Belvoir name origin noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capital
Beauvoir
George Dewey
Washington
Admiral
Davenport
Philippines
Dewey
Spain
Islands
Manila
Potomac
Virginia Hills
Capitol
Dr. Busey
Richard Townsend
John R. McLean
Cleveland
Woodley
British Wars and Their Cost
Cost figures show Britain spent 326 million dollars in the current war with the Boers up to March, dwarfing other conflicts like the American Revolution and Napoleonic wars. The piece notes global wars, imperial forces, and Britain’s growing South Africa involvement with 220000 troops ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Great Britain
France
Russia
Black Sea
Bureau of Ordnance
Washington
Manila Bay
Cervera
Santiago
Victoria
China
South Africa
Foreign Field Note Echoes Past Glory in League Tale
A clipped phrase hints at a broader report about a foreign field and past achievements in a league context. The fragment references extensive prior effort and a prior era of competitive play, suggesting a retrospective on performance and field use.
Danish servant girl leads union in Copenhagen demand
Marie Christensen, a Copenhagen servant, built a 1500-member Copenhagen Servants union with delegates in Europe and America. The group seeks nine-hour days, paid overtime, one room per servant, same family food, and leisure time, while opposition from employers and philanthropic groups grows and German socialists weigh in. No strikes yet. some families have acquiesced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Marie Christensen
Copenhagen
Germany
Berlin
Hamburg
KITCHENER CRAVES SUCCESS SHARED BY A FRIEND
Father Brindle, D. S. O., auxiliary to Cardinal Vaughan, spoke in Eastbourne England recalling his 16 year view of Lord Kitchener. He described Kitchener as purposeful, noting his early Soudan campaigns and superb organization. Brindle says Kitchener seeks success, uses men as tools, and rewards capable officers who served in the Soudan and now in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Brindle
Cardinal Vaughan
Eastbourne
England
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Kitchener
Soudan
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Anaconda News
Butte and
St. Vrain
Butte
Austin
Anaconda — Deisel
Brien
Knox
Yneh
Swindells
Schils
Tabor
McHale
Carter
Butte—Burke
Dunleavy
Donahue
Schmeer
Hammond
Het
Williams
Bissell
Thieleman
John Brennan
Arlott
President Phillips
Helena
Phillips
Ansconda
Great Falls
Capital
Secretary of State Medical Board
BOARD
H. C. Cooney of
L. S. Wild of
R. H. Shadwick
Chicago
J. Lytle
Jefferson, Wis
H. E. Bourie
Arthur Austin
Philadelphia
A. J. Clark
Spokane
C.D. French
Tolan Co
EK. Girard
Warm Springs
W. R. Bradshaw
St. Louis
Internal Revenue
Inquirre
Conley, Clague & Collins
East Park
James Kehoe
Boulder
Charles Kelly
Copper City Commercial Company
Hennessy Company
Goodfriend Clothing Company
Orla Fausler
Wim. KR. Bradshaw
R. H. Shadrick
H.C. Cooney
Jefferson
Wis
Spohane
E. Girard
H E. Boysre
F. W. Young
C. D. French
C. H. Alexander
L. S. Wild
J. E. Hample
T. F. Richardson
W. F. Klein
F. Bruck
New York
T. G. Randall
Baden-Powell’s
SuPer
Alitsania Fig
ALL Drug
the Academy
University of Chicago For
Morgan Park
Boyva
Lit
Wayland J. Chase
Academy
Illinois
Carrollton Hotel
Baltimore
Maryland
Newbro
Yellowstone Park
Lake Bett
Alfred Lycan Co
Park
A. Lycan Co
Bozeman
Copper Cuy Commercial Co
People's Store
East Park Avenue
East Fifth
A. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
Parker
Drugg Tava
Holly
Ghop
Ceylon
Island of
Fancy & Sullings
Atan
Alex. Henderson
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