Anaconda News May Not Get Tabernacle Ormon Opposition
In Salt Lake City calls rise over Secret Orders use of the Mormon tabernacle for a grand lodge meeting. President Joseph F. Smith warns against members joining secret societies, stirring friction with Masons Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and similar groups. Elks seek convention space but face church resistance and questions about pledges.
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Elk# lodge
Grand Lodge
Mormon Tabernacle
Utah
Snow
Provo
F. Smith
Ocean
the Tribune of
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Mormon Arch
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Masons
Odd Fellows
Nights
Pythias
Smith
H. Deardorff
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Endorsement for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Princess Viroqua endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after years of use. The message praises health benefits saying the product stores health, cures mothers and daughters, and makes them well and strong for the nation.
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Lydia EE. Pinkham
Dearn
Mars
Lydia EE
Pinkham
Nation
No Way with the Teachings of Any Church
A fragment quotes a speaker affirming respect for Mormon members within the order and expressing concern that actions might diminish their interest in the group's work. The passage hints at internal church relations and the value placed on diverse members.
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Order
Fall sales and city notes from Anaconda era
Local notices and ads reveal sales at Ehret estate and Strain's, removal and closing-out events, bid calls for Forester picnic privileges, and a string of city updates. Notables include Major Dawson in town, Mrs. Donnelly visiting, sale prices on underwear and wash goods, and a copper gold assay report from Valley View Mining two miles south of the city.
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Ehret
Anaconda
Valley View Mining Company
Bloomers Triumph in Thomas Team A Set
Bloomers claim both halves as Thomas Team A falls short in a tight contest. Key players deliver for Bloomers while Thomas Team A battles hard but cannot close the gap.
Blame and Humor as Bloomer Girls Shut Out Mug Thomas Team
A chaotic town baseball episode features the Bloomer Girls beating Mug Thomas' squad in two games, with players blaming each other for poor play and a wind stopped the evening game after four innings. The afternoon 6–0 loss preceded a nine–run shutout in the evening, while crowds grumbled about value and timing.
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Anaconda
Mug Thomas
Bloomin’ Lassies
Bloomer Girls
Thomas
Lammers
Fleming
Sullivan
Bryan
Trudeau
Davin
Neil
Johnson
Joseph Thomas
Elected Officers Named by Scandinavian Motherhood Grand Lodge
The Grand Lodge of Scandinavian Motherhood of America in Ansconda elected officers for the coming year. The session will finish this afternoon with a decision on next meeting place and a committee reports on life benefit by laws. Officers include O. P. Krough Butte as Grand President and A. K. Anderson Anaconda as Grand Secretary. Resolutions thanked Mayor Stephens for his courtesy.
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Grand Lodge of Scandinavian Motherhood of America
Ansconda
Brotherhood
Grand Lodge
O. P. Krough
Butte
Charles A. Dahl
A. K. Anderson
Anaconda
G. J. Shomme
Chaplin
J. A. Emunson
Wallace
Idaho
John W. Flunk
F. C. Carlson
W. J. Johnson
Missoula
G. Woodahl
Great Fall
George Erickson
Mayor Stephens
Scandinavian Brotherhood inacceptance of Mayor Stephens call
The grand lodge in session recognizes Mayor Stephens of Anaconda for inviting the convention on July 14. It expresses sincere appreciation for the friendly call and the invitation to attend the plenary meeting.
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Grand Lodge of Scandinavian Brotherhood of America
Stephens
Anaconda
Grand Lodge
Victim Injured In Sensational Loop Act At Springfield Carnival
In Springfield Ohio July 15 Samuel Kay a Lima boy suffered a broken collar bone and fractured rib with possible internal injuries after a loop act mishap during Elks carnival. Kay attempted the feat on a wheel that derailed at the incline. he was rushed to hospital and later improved. Alma Austen of the Austen sisters also cut her left wrist but escaped more serious harm. A New York man plans to try the stunt tonight despite the accident.
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Springfield
Ohio
Samuel Kay
Lima
Nay
Kay
New York
Alma Austen
Austen Sisters
King Edward Travels With Royal Yacht Salutes At Portsmouth
King Edward and Queen Alexandra traveled from London by royal yacht Victoria and Albert with no public demonstration. In Portsmouth the king was transferred to a royal saloon car amid blue jackets and a red plush screen. The harbor warships fired royal salutes and dressed overall as the royal party sailed from Cowes later that day.
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London
Edward
Portsmouth
Victoria and Albert
Buckingham Palace
Queen Alexandra
Queen Victoria
Royal Yacht
Cowes
Isle of Wight
King Edward
Cowes Road
Outride Mountain Cyclone Saves 12-Year-Old Girl
Keyser West Virginia July 15 a Hazen area farmer's 12 year old daughter escaped a severe cyclone by fleeing on a horse through a hollow as towering trees toppled around her. Her father David Clise watched the dash from the mountain noting the perilous sprint past fallen timber.
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Keyser
W. Va
David Clise
Hazen
Miss Clise
Remarkable Return of Rover the Water Spaniel
In Columbus Ohio on July 15 a water spaniel named Rover walked into his former home at 550 Grove street belonging to Mrs Eliza King after a long absence. The dog had been sent to a daughter in Chicago in July 1900 and returned foot sore weary and thin after two years away. Rover was given to Mrs King four years ago.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rover
Eliza King
Grove Street
Chicago
King
All its Money Given Away
Otto Faust, a wealthy North Dakota farmer known as the generous man of Valley City, was judged insane and sent to Dunning asylum after giving away most of his wealth. He planned to give nine tenths to the poor, built a church, and claimed a divine vision to save Chicago, but police found him wandering with only $65.
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Otto Faust
Valley City
N. D
Dunning Insane Asylum
Faust
North Dakota
Deserter Charles Stevens Arrested in Jackson for Fort Wayne
In Jackson Michigan Charles Stevens, a U.S. Army deserter, was arrested after returning to Henrietta to meet his fiancée Tiny Fernier. He enlisted without her knowledge, deserted to win her, and arranged a wedding before being seized by an officer. He will be sent to Fort Wayne.
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Charles &. Stevens
United States Army
Fort Wayne
Tiny Fernier
Henrietta
Tiny
Stevens
Columbus
Ohio
Picnic at Park Sunday by Foresters of Anaconda
Mountain View park will host Mt Haggencourt No 629 Catholic Order of Foresters of Anaconda next Sunday for their annual picnic. Hosted by Anaconda company lower works department the event features dancing boating baseball and other sports with Foresters from Butte invited. Arrangements are by R J Hayes Joseph Labissionniere W H Mahoney James O Mara L F Verbeckmoes John J Dooley and M J McAuley.
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Mt. Haggencourt No
Catholic Order of Foresters of
Butte, Anaconda
Lake Shore’s Twentieth Century Limited Fast Chicago to New York
The Lake Shore Limited offers daily Chicago to New York service departing 12:30 p.m. and arriving 9:30 a.m., the fastest long distance train in the world. The Lake Shore Limited departs Chicago at 5:30 p.m. and arrives in New York the following day at 6:30 p.m. Officials W. B. Hutter and C. F. Daly announce the services.
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Lake Shore
Chicago
Grand Central Station
New York
Lake Shore Limited
W. B. Hutter
Northwestern
Endicott
Fire destruction in Nice causes 1.2 million franc loss
The July 15 fire in Nice damaged Grans magazines, the military club, and the Credit Lyonnais branch office, with estimated losses totaling 1,200,000 francs.
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Nice
France
Credit Lyonnaise
Georgetown Placer Mining Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation filed with County Recorder Philip Greenan for Georgetown Placer Mining company. Capital stock set at 100000 dollars, 60000 shares subscribed. Directors named as Mat Sheehan, D G Brownell, H F Collins, Louis King and John Roach. Property of the company com-
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Philip Greenan
Georgetown Placer Mining Company
Mat Sheehan
D. 4G. Brownell
H. F. Collins
Louis King
John Roach
Voting under Beal law ends with 82 majority for saloons
In McConnelsville Ohio on July 15 the election was held under Beal law. The night before meetings of wet and dry factions preceded the vote. The tally, the largest in the city, favored saloons by 82. One intoxicated voter required assistance from two judges to mark his ballot as instructed.
Ex-President Iglesias Calls Out Duel Challenger
In San Juan Costa Rica on July 15 ex president Iglesias challenged the author of anonymous articles in the local press. A sensational duel is anticipated as a result.
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San Juan
Costa Rica
Iglesias
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Montana
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Gold Dust Twins
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Louis V. Bennett
Norbeck
Third Judicial District
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County of
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Catherine Dowshers
Sail Court
Catherine Dougherty
John Dougherty
WM. &. Thomas
District Court of the Third Judites District
John Hali Lheth
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