Anaconda District Court Advised for July Term Hearings
Judge Callaway remains in Anaconda to hear cases during Judge Winston's disqualification period. He disposed of several cases yesterday including a jury verdict for William J. Hilbert against Joseph W. Wein and a $2,222.50 judgment in favor of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Staffinson against Daniel James. Amanda J. Merkel sues the city of Anaconda over injuries from a defective sidewalk.
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Callaway
District Court
William J. Hilbert
Joseph W. Wein
Justice of the Peace
T. F. Murphy
Murphy
Clement
L. Jones Et al
L. J. Hensley
American Sales Book Company
8S. C. Adams
David Gordon
Elizabeth A. Staffinson
Daniel James
Ed Whitecraft
Angus D. Smith
Cravanette Coat Sale Sparks Window Shopping Craze
Friday sale advertised with bargains in the shop window. Modern coats, not old styles, bought at low prices by the buyer currently in New York collecting stock. McRae.
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New York
McRae
Growler Party Broken Up on Cedar Street
Neighbors testified a morning growler party on Cedar Street kept others awake. Scotty McArthur and James Hogan were arrested, brought before Police Magistrate O Boyle, and sentenced to 10 days in county jail for habitual drunkenness. McArthur has prior jail stints.
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Cedar Street
Scotty McArthur
James Hogan
O'’ Boyle
McArthur
McRae's Sale Promises Extra Items Friday
A note states only 20 items are visible now but دو more will be on sale Friday at McRae's, promising excellent values across double the current selection.
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McRae’s
Open air Washoe band concert programme list
The programme for this evening’s Washoe band concert includes Trombone Hustler by Lietz, Prince of Pilsen overture, Our Colonel two step, Love and waltz, Royal Message overture, Good Bye Little Girl Good Bye march, Star Spangled Banner.
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Washoe Band
Lietz
Mt Haggin Court Plans Funeral for James Barry
Members of Mt Haggin Court No. 29 C. O. F. meet at A O H hall at 8 15 this morning to attend the funeral of James Barry.
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Mt. Haggin Court
A. O. H. Hall
James Barry
Road tax dispute lingers over old law in Anaconda
City council faces a potential test as residents dispute a $3 special road tax under an outmoded law. The state legislature 1903 update and conflicting ordinances stir contention while a countywide provision for ages 21 to 50 and city exemptions are debated.
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Anaconda
Trippet
Peruna Healed Chronic Conditions Says Letters
A 1897 letter from Dr Hartman cites Mrs wife suffering 25 years chronic constipation and life change period, plus a man with 25 year catarrh cured by Peruna. John O Atkinson, Independence Mo., reports five years later continued cure and praise for Peruna. Mrs Alla Schwandt of Sanborn Minn. also writes.
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Hartman
Peruna
Manalin
John O. Atkinson
Alla Schwandt
B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Community notices and social events in the city
Local groups hold meetings including W O W and L C B A tones for tonight. Fraternal Union and Ladies Aid societies meet after 2 PM with hosting by various members. Funeral arrangements for James G. Barry listed with high mass and interment. Mr and Mrs M F McHale travel to Portland to visit the fair and their son Jimmy with Seattle team for a couple weeks.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Swedish Lutheran Church
Joseph Munson
M. Nelson
M. F. McHale
Portland
Jimmy
Seattle
Finnegans and Tuckers Set For City League Test
Frayed notes describe a baseball game with Dr Emerson umpiring and spectators voting on disputed calls. Finnegans lead 2 to 1 in betting. lineup lists Finnigans McMullen McAuley and Tuckers Jackson Hamilton Meeker Sullivan Burg plus substitutes. Skirt sale at McRae's hinted.
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Emerson
Finnigan
Tucker
Finnigans
Diamond claim in Tonopah sparks Nevada speculation
Tonopah prospectors report diamond evidence near Tonopah in a letter to the Tonopah Daily Sun. KK L Hews, formerly of Anaconda, argues a carbonized zone and blue ground near Tonopah yield diamonds, estimating multiple nearby sites could surpass world production.
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KK. L. Hews
Anaconda
Tonopah
Nevada
Reno
Matike
British Guiana
Brazil
India
Africa
Edward 8. Dana
Britannia
Thomases
Louisiana
Kimberley
Orange River
Pretoria
South Africa
Dana
Cooney
Wells
Hving
Barney Barnato
Cecil Rhodes
Phony Ball Game Planned In Anaconda Friday Night
Leading Anaconda citizens organize an exhibition between two premier clubs for Friday July 28 at 6 30 PM. Anaconda Copper Mining Co provides ambulance and Dr Bentley. a ground collection will cover hospital medicine. Committee seeks insured windows and urges quiet, no smoking, and orderly behavior.
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Anaconda
United States
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bentley
Death of Mrs W R Croswhite Touches Mahan Family
Mrs B D Mahan of Holdenville I T mourns the loss of her sister Mrs W R Croswhite buried in Sturgeon Mo. An infant son also died and shared the same casket. Also note a skirt sale Friday at McRaes.
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B.D. Mahan
W. R. Croswhite
Holdenville
I. T
Croswhite
Sturgeon
Ladies' Suit Sale at McRae's This Friday
New $15 ladies suits to be sold for $7.50 this Friday at McRae's. The event showcases discounted fashion offerings and new stock.
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McRae's
Revised Cotton Acreage Report From Washington 1905
Assistant Secretary Hayes transmits to Secretary Wilson findings on 1905 cotton acreage in the southern states. The crop estimating board orders a new estimate using Hyde’s figures, notes underestimation by Hyde with Holmes, and concludes a total planted area of 26,999,000 acres, down 14.9 percent from 1904, about 4,731,000 acres fewer.
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Washington
Hayes
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Statistics
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Holmes
Bureau
Mutiny Among Police Quelled in a Hurry
In Panama on July 26 a police mutiny was quelled almost immediately by Santiago De La Guardia secretary of war who faced the mutineers with a drawn revolver and with police support routed the rebellion. Leaders were severely chastised and others placed in irons. Politics had nothing to do with the incident.
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Panama
Santiago de la Guardia
Trapped trolley narrowly saved over open draw in Boston
A crowded trolley bound for Arlington hung over an open draw on Cambridge Street near the Charles River as a tug passed. Motorman reversed and the car split a rusty chain, stopping with passengers on the sidewalk unharmed and later resumed its route after the bridge was closed.
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Boston
Charles River
Cambridge Street
Arlington
Hoyt
Michael Nolan
Cotter Named General Superintendent of Wabash System
Cotter of this city has been appointed general superintendent of the Wabash System succeeding H. L. Magee who will resign Aug. 1 on account of ill health.
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Cotter
H. L. Magee
Collie Recovers the Cat in Vermont Journey
A Scotch collie and a family cat, once inseparable, were separated when the family moved 40 miles away. The dog led the cat from the old home on a deliberate journey back, defending the cat along the way and reuniting them. The tale raises questions about how the dog communicated and persuaded the cat to travel with him.
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New York Times
Vermont
George
Antiquarian interests illuminate mosquito ancestry and instinct
Antiquarians are valued for their work on ancient sites while noting the mosquito’s ancient lineage. The piece argues the insect’s survival and cunning, using the idea of its leeward positioning to suggest long centuries of evolved instinct.
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Babylon
British Medical Association Accepts Toronto Meeting 1906
London July 26 reports the British Medical Association has accepted the invitation to hold its 1906 meeting in Toronto. The decision marks a notable international gathering for physicians and marks a milestone for Canadian medical circles.
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London
British Medical Association
Toronto
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Anaconda News
Judge Callaway
Winston
Cravanette Coat Sale
Brunner’s
Schilling & Company
San Francisco
Thueson
Mo, Cathinson
Independence
Schwandt
Voere
Copper City
Sea Island
Verberck Moes
Greig’s
Stagg’s
Hammerslough’s
Fred B. Smith
Butte
Zollman
Park
M. J. English
City
W. BR. Rodgers
Ss. C. Adams
A. J. Noyes of
Wisdom
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Swedish Mission Church
Annie Berkeland
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. H. Smith
Jacobson
James G. Barry
East Park Avenue
St. Peter’s Church
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
McAuley
Tuckers, Jackson, George
Hamilton
Sseee Moore
Richie Sbba
Sellick
Grenier
Sullivan
Meeker
Wallace
Martin
Shee Burg
Smith
Ellis
Stunt
McMullen
Bleick
Tuckers
Jackson
Lewis
Nell
Harrie
Mellinger
LL. Hews
Lers
Mous
Anaconda & Pacific R’y Co
Met Ata
Great Falls
Northern Pacific
Durant
Oregon Short Line
Silver Bow
Anasconda
St. Paul
Finnegans and
Bar
Byn
Trolley
Gers
Death
Koss
Decatur, Ill
Stephen F
Collie
North Western
Minneapolis
Chicago
VIA
Eletric
Omaha
A. M. Fenton
Helena, Mont
Tas Ocark
Lihseechee
North Mate Street
J. G. Nash
Cc. P
T. A
Gyort Line
Salt Lake
Denver
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Colorado
California
Overland Limited
North Main Street
Butte Mont
H. O. Wilson, D. F. and
P. A
Id. A. m
North Coast
A. m
Ly. Limited
Ar.Ly
Ar. Ly
Burlington, Express
Twin City Express
Pacific Express
Tia
Ar. Alder
Norris Ar
Pony Local
P.m
W. H. Merriman
Daly Bank and
John R. Tools
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
C. Norbeck
Yegen Bros. Savings Bank
E. Park
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