Helena Holds Split Plan For Montana League Baseball
A meeting stems from Anaconda and Helena over dividing the Montana league season. Helena requires signs limiting new players to five and raising guarantee to 1000 dollars, with a special league directors’ session set in Anaconda. The Helena board split on the plan. a tie vote ends without action, while Phillips pushes the two season plan under strict conditions.
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Anaconda
Helena
Montana
Phillips
League
Great Falls
Toeday
Helena Herald
Herald
Helena Baseball Association
Board of Directors
William Treaery
W. EB. Phillips
J. E. McCormick
Butte
Lucas
Ed J.goodkind
Dr. Treacy
Fischer
W. P. S. Hawk
Treacy
Walker
Hawk
Coedkind
Charles N. Kesster
Lewistown
McCormick
Diarrhoea Remedy Praised In Southern Florida Note
An epidemic of diarrhoea in Cocoa Nut Grove Florida is reported with Mr A Sanders cured by four doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The Sylvan Valley News Brevard North Carolina endorses the medicine as reliable for twenty years and urges keeping a bottle on hand. It is sold by all druggists.
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Mr. A. Sanders
Cocoanut Grove
Fla
Chamberlain
Sylvan Valley News
Brevard
Charles Holzhauer
Newark
N. J
Leans and Kilroy Eye Third Game With Fats
Manager Kilroy and his Leans return from retirement and seek a third game against the Fats to erase last Wednesday defeat. Today is ladies day at Mountain View park with a 3 p.m. start. Batting orders: Anaconda Dessel at short, Swindells catcher, O'Brien third, Knox right, Lynch center, Grim first, Schill second, McHale left, Callahan pitcher. Great Falls Muller left, Huston first, Shelton third, Mene fee right, Zearforss catcher, Hurlburt center, Peeples second, Tinker short, Cochran pitcher.
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Mountain View Park
Gregson Springs
Butte
Don Hagee
Springs
Honery
Thomas
Pelkey
LaPointe
Derks
Ball
Kunker
Nugent
Dunn
Showers
Kilroy
Anaconda—Dessel
Swindells
O'Brien
Knox
Lynch
Grim
Schill
McHale
Callahan
Great Falls
Muller
Huston
Shelton
Menefee
Zearforss
Hurlburt
Peeples
Tinker
Cochran
Baseball at Mountain View Park Club Event
Baseball at Mountain View park on Saturday July 21 with trains every 20 minutes after 1 30 p m The game was called at 4 o'clock and ladies were admitted free.
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Mountain View Park
Mamie Taylor Drink Popular in Washington
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune notes a new cocktail called the Mamie Taylor created by traveling correspondents in Washington. It combines lime, cracked ice, Scotch whiskey, and ginger ale, stirred and served in a long glass, and has quickly become popular, rivaling gin and whiskey Rickeys and Scotch highballs.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Washington
Mamie Taylor
Ristenbatt Freed as Embezzlement Hearing Off
Alleged robbers released after probe finds lack of evidence. Ristenbatt dismissals shift costs to Grimshaw for disturbing the peace. Cox Murphy and Nelson case ends with no trial after witnesses describe a drunken brawl. Rech pleads not guilty to embezzling funds of the Deer Lodge Trades and Labor council. hearing set for July 24.
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George Reich
Thomas Grimshaw
August Ristenbatt
Ristenbatt
Grimshaw
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
George H. Cox
William Murphy
al Nelson
Klondike
Joe Stevens
H. H. Mayhew
Merrick
Stephens
Schatzlein
Joe Daly
Kennedy
George Rech
Deer Lodge
Hamilton excursion tickets announced for Copper City limited
Copper City limited offers $10 tickets on Wednesdays and Saturdays limited to Saturdays and Mondays with board and lodging at Ravalli hotel Hamilton. A $20 daily ticket for Copper City limited allows seven days. Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway sets round trip rate of $1 from Anaconda to Butte and return on Sundays effective June 24.
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Hamilton
Copper City Limited
Ravalli
Butte, Anaconda
Circus Wagon Pictures and Parading Illusions
The New York Sun notes that modern circuses rely on spectacular parade wagons and lavish ornamentation, with interiors fully stocked and hidden from view. It cites the high cost of top wagons and the tight, economical interior design, where animals and gear are packed, leaving many animals behind during parades.
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New York Sun
Bengal Tigers
Writing to Dr. Pierce Lifts Virginia Patient’s Ills
A Honaker Virginia resident chronicled seven years of illness and bed confinement before writing to Dr. Pierce. Following his advice, she reports feeling better and looks transformed. The ad invites sick women to consult Dr. Pierce by letter and notes the medical adviser’s booklet available by mail order.
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Pierce
M. P. Davis
Honaker, Russell Co
Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Circus Wagon Paintings Demand Quick Pacing and Skill
A Western city artist gains wealth painting circus wagons each winter and designs scenes with exotic animals and landscapes. Despite fame as a portrait painter he thrives in the fast paced seasonal work, using gold leaf and rapid blocking to complete a wagon a day for touring shows.
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Iroa
Cireus
Shoes Change a Confederate Officer’s Son Career
A narrator recalls how two pairs of shoes shaped his youth in Virginia. He recalls poverty, a schoolyard foe with steel reinforced boots, a humiliation by the end of a long fight, and a vow of vengeance sparked by the rival’s shoes during a winter when his father succeeded in business.
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New York Sun
Virginia
Tweedledum
Tweedledee
Paul Jones
Stonewall Jackson
Delia
Jackson
Jones
Della
Local Health Remedy Promises Safety and Quick Cure
Speechifying on happiness and health promotes Mrs Franks Remedy as a safe local treatment. It claims to reach the root local troubles and offers a money back guarantee. Consumers are urged to write for free advice and a treatment packet.
Mrs Franks Remedy Co to and tt Barth Block Denver
A terse public notice indicates Mrs Franks Remedy Co has dealings relating to property or lease at Barth Block in Denver Colorado. The brief item mentions a transaction or legal action involving the parties named.
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Mrs
Queen Victoria’s Hair Heirloom and Germ Destroyer
The aged Queen Victoria remains famed for hair health. A court physician, citing Professor Anna, used a secret dandruff remedy now revealed as Newbro’s Herpicide. Marketed as the sole germ destroying hair prep, it claims to halt falling hair and promote growth by removing the dandruff germ.
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Queen Victoria
Anna
Newbro
Notice to Creditors Estate of Elizabeth Langer Deceased
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Elizabeth Langer deceased. Exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to PD. Twory, Executor, at his office in the new courthouse building Deer Lodge County Anaconda Mont dated July 19 1900.
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Elizabeth Langer
New Court House
Deer Lodge
Twory
Elizabeth Lanzer
Anaconda, Mont
Boots That Shaped a Young Man's Career
A speaker recalls a transformative episode in college days centered on kneepowered boots and a brutal duel. The leather-clad protagonist defeats an enemy, earns Delia’s approval, and gains confidence, leading to later triumphs in study and sport, including becoming captain of the football team. The tale ends with a note on a successful lifelong career.
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Homer
Neture
Delia
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