Two Arrests In Anaconda For Unlicensed Saloons
Special officers from Butte working for the State Liquor Dealers' Association arrested two colored proprietors in Anaconda for operating saloons without licenses. Dave Slaughter and L P Driver were held on $100 bonds after pleading not guilty and scheduled for trial Monday. The case aims to deter others from illicit liquor sales as the association pushes the prosecution.
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Dave Slaughter
Oakstreet
L. P. Driver
Mainstreet
Ed. J. Robson
Louis Harmon
International Detective Association of
Butte
State Liquor Dealers’ Association
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Sipceames
Stagg's
Resolutions of Sympathy From Anaconda Elks Lodge
Anaconda lodge No 239 BPOE passes condolences to Dr T J McKenzie and wife on the death of their son Allen. The resolutions extend sincere sympathy, direct that copies be sent to the family and stored in the lodge records and In the Anaconda STANDARD.
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The
Elks’ Lodge
T. J. McKenzie
Allen
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda Lodge
McKenzie
Elks Baseball Trip To Butte For Cup Fight
Anaconda Elks go to Butte to contest for the loving cup recently won by the Moky city team from Helena. Locals expect a close game with bets and coin counting as goose eggs loom. Visitors to Columbia Gardens and nearby venues may catch the event and other summer entertainments in one afternoon.
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Anaconda Elks
Butte
Helena
Naconda
Lake Shore Limited and Lake Shore Limited service details
The Lake Shore Limited from Chicago daily at 12:30 p m. reaches New York at 9 30 the next morning after 20 hours. The Lake Shore Limited from Chicago daily at 5:30 p m. arrives New York following day at 30 p m. Both trains are noted as the fastest long distance service. Officials W Butter and C F Daly are cited with office locations in St Paul and Chicago.
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Lake Shore
Chicago
Grand Central Station
Newark
Theorld
New York
W. Butter
Northwestern
Endicott Arcade
St. Paul
Inn
F. Daly
Dance at Park To Night Postponed By Rain
Last evening’s dance at Mountain View Park was postponed due to rain. The event will be held tonight with the same band in attendance and a good attendance is anticipated if weather permits.
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Mountain View
County Board Schedules Equalization Sessions
The assessment roll of Deer Lodge County Montana will be examined by the board of county commissioners. Sessions will occur on Mondays and Wednesdays each week after July 14 until August 17, unless business requires continuous sessions. County Clerk Phil Greenan at Anaconda, Montana, dated July 14.
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Deer Ae Gounty
Mont
Phil Greenan
Ted
Anaconda
Brothers, Contractor Injured by Unmanageable Horse
The contractors brothers were kicked by a horse yesterday and taken to St. Ann hospital for treatment. The injury is not expected to be serious. Lanzer was loading horses for shipment when the animal kicked him.
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Brothers
St. Ann Hospital
Lanzer
Council and Board Meet Tonight in Quiet Sessions
The city council and the board of education will hold sessions this evening. No major items are expected to come before either meeting.
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Board of Education
Local notices and sales mix at city venues and parks
Public notices advertise ice water at Verberkmoes and dances at Mountain View Park, with trains to the park and social events at Aust rian hall. Shoppers see discounts at Strain's and Odson's, while residents Foster news from Butte Portland and Denver visit Montana venues. A marriage license issued and auctions planned at local churches.
Chewing Gum Factory in Billancourt Aims Europe Wide
Paris cablegram reports Mrs. Andicott wife of a prominent ice factory owner establishes a chewing gum factory at Billancourt suburb of Paris. She intends to supply Europe Africa and Asia, using posters by Cheret Pal Mucha to promote the product and distribute samples to society figures including King Leopold who enjoyed the taste.
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Paris
New York World
Billancourt
Andicott
Europe
Africa
Asia
Wireless Test Planned for Alaska and Seattle
The Marconi wireless telegraphy system will be tested in Alaska with a 180 mile line from Fort Gibbon to Bates rapids. The United States signal service aims to have the line operating by October 1. Operators Welby and Newman are en route from New York City to Seattle.
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Seattle
Marconi
Alaska
United States
Fort Gibbon
Bates Rapids
Messrs. Welby and Newman
New York City
Expedition Train to Alaska Heads for Far North
A party of skilled workmen leads an expedition toward Alaska. They travel on the same train to Seattle as an express car carries condensers wires and apparatus for setting up stations along the route.
King Edward Health Improves Diet Relaxed Before Coronation
Reports from London state King Edward's condition is satisfactory as he stays on the royal yacht off Cowes awaiting a return to the roadstead after the coronation. The British fleet will reassemble off Spithead on August 11 for the review, with a Japanese squadron and other foreigners expected. Doctors order a more liberal diet due to rapid progress.
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London
Edward
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Roadstead
Spithead
Decent Ball or None at All in Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs on July 17 the St Joseph manager McKiboden and pitcher McFadden along with umpire Cole clashed after a game. They were fined $25 and costs in justice court. Assistant DA Black vowed to secure decent baseball or dissolve the association. Both McKibben and McFadden were suspended by Western league president Sexton amid an ongoing inquiry requested by local president Burns.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Whic
McKiboden
McFadden
St. Joseph
Cole
Justice's Court
T. J. Black
McKibben
Sexton
Western League
Burns
Had an exciting journey
Frank McGinnis aged 19 fell from a moving passenger train while attempting a ride from Cut Bank to Havre. His foot snagged on a cattle guard near Pacific Junction, and four coaches rolled over him. Japanese section men rescued him and he was treated for head cuts, a sprained ankle, and an injured arm. expected to recover in days.
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The
Standard
Havre
Frank McGinnis
Cut Bank
Pacific Junction
McGinnis
J. Almas McGinnis
Sons of Hermann Install Officers at Philipsburg Banquet
In Philipsburg on July 17 the Sons of Hermann held a public installation and banquet. Elected officers include President Lawrence Hauck Vice President J F Grebit Secretary Henry Steber Treasurer W W Kroger Guide B Bagley Inside Watch Joan Huber Outside Watches George Marks and Alfred Ruph.
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The
Standard
Philipsburg
Sons of Hermann
Lawrence Hauck
J. F. Grebit
Henry Steber
W. W. Kroger
B. Bagley
Joan Huber
George Marks
Alfred Ruph
Gold Creek placer miner nets weekly cleanups near Philipsburg
Fletcher Kirk, working placer ground on Gold creek, showed in Philipsburg Monday several sizable nuggets from last week’s claim. Working with one man, he makes weekly cleanups of about $100.
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The
Standard
Philipsburg
Fletcher Kirk
Gold Creek
William Pepin Admitted to Citizenship in Havre
William Pepin, brother of Havre stockman Simon Pepin, was admitted to citizenship yesterday by Judge Tatten. A native of Canada, Pepin has resided in Havre since 1899.
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The
Standard
Havre
William Pepin
Simon Pepin
Tatten
Pepin
Canada
Death inquiry into Brooklyn man Albert Lattimer shooting
The inquest into Albert C. Lattimer's July 2 death in Brooklyn began with testimony from his widow Mrs. Sadie Lattimer and other locals. Witnesses described dying statements suggesting a motive beyond robbery and questioned connections to William Tuthill and others.
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New York
Albert C. Lattimer
Brooklyn
Sadie Lattimer
Clark
Clark Asked Mrs. Lattimer
WH. Tuthill
Mr. Tuthill
Mr. Elwell
Latti
Buller Controversy Flared In Parliament Over War Papers
London July 17 Sir Edward Grey again attacked War Office conduct over General Buller in theCommons He urged broader papers while War Secretary Broderick opposed further publications arguing Buller bears responsibility for gun loss at Colenzo and the Ladysmith surrender proposals He defended Buller as a capable peace commander despite setbacks.
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London
Buller
Edward Grey
House of Commone
Eadward Grey
War Office
General Buller
Broderick
Colenzo
Ladysmith
Mr. Broderick
General White
Denver Incorporates Denver North Western & Pacific Railway
Incorporation papers filed with the secretary of state in Denver for the Denver North Western & Pacific Railway company capitalized at 24 million dollars. Denver capitalists D. H. Moffat W. Cheesman W. G. Evans J. Hughes Jr G. B. Ross Lewyn S. M. Perry and F. B. Gibson named as incorporators. Road planned from Denver to San Francisco via Salt Lake City.
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Denver
Colo
Denver, North- Western & Pacific Railway Company
D. H. Moffat
W.s Cheesman
W. G. Evans
J. Hughes, Jr
G. B. Ross-Lewyn
S. M. Perry
F. B. Gibson
Rearranged naval movements tied to Caribbean crisis
United States Minister Bowen reports Topeka due at Pueblo Cabello today and gunboat Marietta expected to reach Barcelona soon. President Castro has gone there to confront insurgents with a decisive stand.
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Washington
United States
Bowen
State Department
Pueblo Cabello
Marietta
Barcelona
Castro
City to levy 10 percent fine on sidewalk bills
Billings reports the city treasurer mailed notices to all parties who incurred sidewalk construction costs. Amounts will be charged in the general tax levy with a 10 percent penalty if not paid within 20 days.
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The
Standard
Billings
Forage Bids Opened at Fort Assinniboine
Havre July 17 bids for forage opened last week at Fort Assinniboine. The lowest tenders included A G Staton for 1 950 000 pounds of oats at 1 272 per hundred, Joseph Gussenhower for 1560 tons of baled hay at 12 per ton, and C D Howell for 83 000 pounds of bran at 92 cents per hundred.
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Standard
Havre
Fort Assinniboine
A. G. Staton
Joseph Gussenhower
C. D. Howell
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Anaconda News
Associa
Tion IN Arms
Butto
McKenzie and Wife
the Tailor
East Park
Columbia
Rive New York
Nick Lanzer
Twohy
Council
Verberkmoes
Mountain View Park
Hamerslough’s
Shields
Dewey Hall
Hammerslough’s
Strain’s
S. W. Morrison
Salt Lake
City
A. P. Henningsen
Montana
It. Griffin of
Portland
Joseph T. Carroll
Strain‘s
James G. Evans
St. Louis
Dr. L. Griffin
Los Angeles
Ehret’s
Odson's
UC. G. Allen
Cherry Street
Ixt
Gent
Hawn Drug Co
Strain
W. N. Ayer
J. F. Powers, Jr
Henry Dechant
San Francisco
J. H. Schultz
Oscar H. Jebe
Strain's
Nea
T. Nordquist
Annie FE. O Son
John Golden
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
Father McGrady
Margaret Theater
Ladies’ Aid Society
Swedish Lutheran Church
Scandinavian Union Church
Fifth and
Cedar Streets
Louis Hoen
Washoe
Drs. Spelman and
Wireless System
Him
Fleet Review
Albert
Doc
Tor
Narse
Tuthill
Lattimer
Dr. Meagher
Christine Russell
Munyon
Prof
Arch St., Phila., Pa
Meyers’ Music Store
Park Ave
A. Augendre
France
D. M. Newbro Drug Co
Butte, Mont
Sir Edward Gray
Brod
Erick
the Golden Gate
Paris-Morton CO
East Third Street
West Park Street
R. de B. Smith
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main Street
City Drug
Frank Nal
Oregon
Broadway
A. Nau
Nan
Marvel
Boom Times
Newbro Drug Co
Batte
Sehe S. Marshall
Daly Bank
John KR. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis ¥. Bennett
C. Normeck
A. Perrin
Payscian
Icure
Iti
W. A. Cook
M. L
Cook Medical CO
Curtis ST
Coo
Lydia
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
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