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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1908
Page
26
Monds Jewelry Mounts $2 The¢
A fragment notes Monds Jewelry mounting a $2 amount denoted by the symbol ¢. No further context or details are readable to identify the item or event.
Hearst Party Opens Bid at Independent Convention
The Hearst faction gathered with delegates from New York and California as Charles A. Walsh read the party call. Hearst addressed the assembly urging a party for the plain people against trusts, criticizing Republicans and Democrats while naming several party figures. He warned against corporate money and urged a clear, honest platform and bold action.
Railroad declares right to run engines backward
Judge Bach opened the hearing on the state's restraining order against the Northern Pacific railway in Helena. The state board had ordered the company not to back class seven engines between Blossburg and Helena. the railroad argues safety and time savings justify running them backward between the two points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Bach
Northern Pacific Railway Company
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Blossburg
District Court
H. W. Howry
G. A. Goodall
Montana
May Get Back Big Sam Stolen From Mail Pouch
Kansas City July 27 Post office officials have positive proof that Charles Stevens the negro arrested here Saturday charged with stealing a mail pouch containing 50 000 from the union station three weeks ago is the right man Inspector Vickery after a severe sweating obtained evidence that it is believed will lead up to the finding of the greater parts of the stolen money There were 62 packages in the pouch making it possible for the lodging of as many counts against the man and this may mean life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Post Office
Charles Stevens
Union Station
Vickery
Capture of Choluteca Ends the Revolution
Tegucigalpa July 27 government troops occupied Choluteca yesterday. The town had been held by revolutionists and officials believe the action practically ends the revolution. Many prisoners are reported taken and reports across the republic indicate the country is tranquil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Choluteca
Suspect Arrested in Mary Robb Death at Blackfoot
Frank W. Mitchell was arrested in Blackfoot Idaho charged with second degree murder in the July 13 death of Mary Robb after a criminal operation. A preliminary hearing is set for August 3 and he is released on a $5,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Idaho
Frank W. Mitchell
Mary Robb
Halpin Named Clearwater Postmaster as Miles City Adds City Delivery
Special Dispatch reports Charles H. Halpin appointed postmaster of Clearwater in Powell county succeeding L. A. Jenison who resigned. City delivery is ordered at Miles City starting November one with two carriers one substitute and eight letter boxes John Doe?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
Charles H. Halpin
Clearwater
Powell County
L. A. Jenison
Miles City
Kosmos Line Steamer Believed Active Near San Francisco
San Francisco on July 27 reports indicate the Kosmos line steamer is believed to be operating nearby. Officials caution details are incomplete as winds and currents affect visibility and ship positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Kosmos Line
Anubis Vessel Aground Between Santa Rosa and San Miguel
Advices from the Merchants' Exchange report the Anubis ashore on a reef between Santa Rosa and San Miguel, off Santa Barbara county, in an easy position with the crew all aboard and able to be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
San Miguel Islands
Santa Barbara County
Merchants’ Exchange
Miles City Quiet Amid Mule Team Thefts
Miles City awaits the U S marshal from Deadwood as Sheriff Savage holds two prisoners Ben Sherlock and W M Bowers who had driven 41 horses into the corral north of the Yellowstone. officers suspect theft. Rocky Mountain Bell officials Summers Burdick and Iles visit Mayo to plan a new system. George Delpper of Woodridge Call Lumber Yard Fallon drowns in a slough three miles below Fallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Miles City
Deadwood
Savage
Ben Sherlock
W. M. Bowers
Yellowstone
Harry Summers
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephon Company
H. L. Burdick
Montana
Mr. Iles
Mayo
George Delpper
Yoodridge Call
Fallon
Bozeman man jailed for check forgery at Rose billiard hall
W F Topsey is in the Gallatin county jail accused of forgery after taking $30 on a H G Clark signed check from Rose billiard hall proprietor. The Gallatin State bank refused payment. Topsey allegedly passed several Clark signed checks. Local note adds an ad for Fosselman’s soda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Bozeman
W. F. Topsey
H. G. Clark
Rose Billiard Hall
Gallatin State Bank
Topsey
Clark
Wedded Three Weeks Dies In Chicago
Mrs. Don Farnsworth died in Chicago after a three week honeymoon following her marriage to the man who managed Charles A Towne's Democratic vice presidential canvass. She was born Edith Baskett Mulhern of Brownsville Tennessee and honeymooned at the Denver convention. The second notice: Edward J Hoadley funeral to be held tomorrow at 2 pm from Sherman Reed's chapel with Rev Groeneveld officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Don Farnsworth
Charles A. Towne
Notice to Contractors for Catholic Church Building
Sealed bids for erecting a Catholic church at Whitehall Montana must be received by 4 p m August 11 1908 by Reverend Father Ryan pastor Whitehall Montana Bids require a 5 percent certified check payable to Father Ryan and a 50 percent contract bond Drawings may be viewed at Mrs A R McDonald Whitehall or at the architects office 402 Hennessy building Butte Montana after July 28 The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
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Whitehall
Mont
Father Ryan
A. R. McDonald
Hennessy
Butte
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Canton
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New York
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Milton W. Howard
Alabama
Charles A. Walsh
Iowa
Provisional National Committee
Bryan
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Howard
Bryan “Knight
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Belmont
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Williams
Ali Babe
Taggart
Parker
Captain Widds
Captain Kidds
Wall Street
Hasen
Bill Bailey
Mr. Hearst
James H. O'Neil
Rhode Island
J. D. Rush
C. A. Windle
Committee On
Howard Taylor
Big Sam
Girl
Montana Post Office Matters
Miles City News
Fosselman’s
East, Park
Mer Time
Herman’s
West Park
August Records
Orton Bros
Dr. Hood & Co
North Main Street
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