Butte Tennis Players Invade Anaconda For Exhibition
Butte tennis players from Butte will invade Anaconda this afternoon with 12 players, led by D. D. McLaughlin. The group includes Jack McLeod, W. H. Cahoon, Alfred Loussey, and others. eight will compete, with singles and doubles on three courts. Arrival by noon, lunch on arrival, fast local courts expected to showcase strong play amid hot weather.
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Butte
Anaconda
Smolter City
Smoketown
D. D. McLaughlin
Jack McLeod
W. H. Cahoon
Alfred Loussey
Ployd Bushnell
Prank Ward
M. J. Hamman
D. W. Rogers
G. Speed
R. M Hobte
EB. Milburn
Harry Burton
AC R. Mosher
Fulmer
Onda
Main
Sixth
Arive
Hutte
Foothill Yankees Meet Foundry Juniors In Rumored 19 18 Game
A disputed baseball game at Anaconda amid extreme heat drew teams Foothill Yankees and Foundry Juniors. Reportedly, the official score was 19 to 18 in favor of the Foundry Juniors. umpire fatality and player releases were mentioned. Pitchers and players named include Hat terjee Juniors George Poindexter John Murray and Yankees Henry McCabe John McDonald. Additional notes reference a Catholic event and dance at a theater in Speinas and a laboratory force game on the common.
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Foothill
Yankees
Foundry
Anaconda
Hatterjee
George Poindexter
John Murray
Henry McCabe
John McDonald
Wasnoe smelter clerks beat lab men 8 to 6 in baseball
Nine innings produced a lively game as Frasier pitched for the laboratory men and Jackson for the general office crew. Both hurlers were strong with solid support, umpired by Joe Morony, drawing a large, enthusiastic crowd. The report also mentions visiting parties and a mine sale promo with fashion items and a discount on new goods.
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Wasnoe
Frasier
Jackson
Joe Morony
Burglary Attempt At Elite Saloon On East Park
Early hours saw an attempted break in at the Elite saloon on East Park avenue. Thieves pried the front door handle but failed to open the bolt, and a rear-entry try also failed. Owner Joe Vogel was away in Butte, suggesting thieves knew of his absence and expected the night receipts in the drawer. The bartender secured the cash before leaving. The incident is believed to involve familiar local individuals. Also advertised are dress goods and coats at Rae's with sale pricing.
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East Park Avenue
Joe Vogel
Butte
Money found safe after cigar box burglary attempt
In a Daly saloon a burglar alarm drew Peter Hart to the scene as a cigar box containing about 75 in gold and silver vanished. Curley Bill, the janitor, is said to have started a fire using multiple boxes, with the missing money reportedly among them. The fire failed to burn the stash, and Hart remains puzzled.
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Peter Hart
Roe & McGrath
Daly
Aatuon
Curley Bill
Hart
Replevin Case Highlights Complicated County Dispute
In district court, A J Tuchscherer contests a mortgage on horses purchased for use by Anaconda Shewing Company. The claim alleges joint ownership by Peter Nichols and T J Murphy & Co, with Nichols previously adjudged bankrupt. Evidence is closed. jury to be charged by Judge Winston. Also noted are venue change motions and other dismissals and defaults.
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A. J. Tuchscherer
John J. Quinn
Silver Bow County
Butteram
Thomas J. Murphy
Anaconda
Peter Nichola
Tuchacherer
Peter Nichols
TJ. Murphy
Butte
T. J. Murphy & Co
Nichols
Injured Man J. St. Glenn After Runaway Accident
Dr Stenennie attended J St Glenn who was hurt in a runaway on the way from the Southern Cross mine to his property. He was thrown from his wagon and rendered unconscious with a thinned face as bystanders note. The manner of the crash remains unclear.
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Dr. Stenennie
George Gown
J. St. Glenn
Southern Cross
Glenn Way
Dre McKennie
Nimele Sk
Wale
Handball Showdown At Hamill Heapy Court In Butte Anaconda
A Sunday afternoon handball match pairs two Butte experts against two of Anaconda's star players at the Hamill and Heapy court on East Third Street. The event promises a competitive display from local handball talents.
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Hamil & Heapy
East
Atreat
Butte
Anaconda
Tea and temper in a curious old note
A brittle item riffs on tea with phrases about a cook and a single package of Schilling’s Beat Ton It 8 eskiet. The fragment hints at a kitchen or consumer detail but offers little clear event or person to anchor a story.
Remarkable Gold Mine Ad Near Anaconda Promises Riches
A San Francisco Examiner advertisement touts a giant gold ore body near Anaconda within 1.5 miles, claiming 18 acres with gold values from 0 to 5 per ton and traces of copper. It describes a 99 foot high vein, porphyry and slate formation, and calls the property Good Hope. Skepticism grows as investors are warned by Salt Lake inquiries about fakirs and false dividends.
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Amie
Anaconda
Hale Milllion
Gale
Sfist
Montana
Salt Lake
Ft. ‘of
Cour
Card of Thanks to patrons of Ehret estate business
Mrs Theo Ehret of Anaconda Mont expresses gratitude for liberal patronage during her late husband s years in business and notes the stock sale to J P Stagg and rental of the premises. The notice mentions July 1905 and travel details for trips to Gregson and a sale at McRae s with miscellaneous timetable references.
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Anaconda
Ehret
J. P. Stagg
Theo. Ehret
Anaconda, Mont
B. A. & P. Railway
Gregson
Butte
McRae’s
Court hearing sends Joseph Courtney to jail for 40 days
Judge Fitzgerald ordered Joseph Courtney confined in the county jail for 40 days on a vagrancy charge. Observers note possible mental impairment and expect Mr. Fleming's hotel rest to aid the man. In a separate item, William J. Briggeman and Miss Aletha Mahony wed at the Catholic church with Rev. Father Foley presiding, in Anaconda and Deer Lodge.
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Fitzgerald
Joseph Courtney
Jal
Fleming
Standa
Lodge
William J. Briggeman
Alel
Tha Mahony
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Father Foley
Heffrons Return From Rock Creek Fishing Trip With Trout
Mr and Mrs Fred Heffron returned from Rock Creek where they fished and found phenomenal luck. They brought home more than 200 fine large trout with one weighing nearly 19 pounds and measuring 29 inches in length.
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Arang
Asigeiow
Ana Soi
Fred Heffron
Rock Creek
Train wreck at Silver Bow delays traffic no injuries reported
Train No. 18 of the Butte Anaconda Pacific line wrecked at Silver Bow last night. One car thrown into the ditch and three more derailed. Traffic delayed about one hour and 15 minutes. No injuries. Also notes about plant breeding efforts and seed selection from Success Magazine.
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Butte
Anaconda
Pcific
Silver Bow
Aiteh
Trafic
Odorless Flower and Compressed Tea in Slavic Notes
A study of plant selection yields a odorless flower with fragrant trait. Separately, compressed tea from Siberian Buriats is used by officers in Marchuria, brewed by pouring sealed water over a nugget, with no cementing agents and a distinctive stony tablet appearance.
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Scientific American
Siberia
Sans-Baikal
Marchuria
Europe
Rus
Honest Men Holding Back Politics in New York Evening News
The piece critiques how politics is treated as a casual field, noting men avoid law due to barratry fears and others refrain from common trades. It argues honest capable men stay away, leaving corruption-prone roles to less scrupulous actors.
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New York Evening News
Conserving home canning and fruit choices for July
In Outing in the Kitchen the housewife learns July needs for next winter. Canned goods rely on home-grown supplies with Red Astrachan for jelly and Yellow Swear among fine apples. Niagara and Diamond grapes noted. Shaffer's Colossal and Golden Queen are top canning berries, with Red Raspberries prime.
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P. Powell
Niagara
Diamond
Hayes
Shaffer
Cuthbert
Wifely Suspicion Aroused In Cleveland Leader Snippet
Paragraphs reveal Mrs X and Mrs Y discuss suspicions about husbands late nights at a club. A doctor dismisses curiosity, noting only a post mortem could reveal truth. Dialog conveys public intrigue and doubt about possible affairs.
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Cleveland
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