Sheriff Fleming Seeks Indian Suit in Ejectment Case
Anaconda district court action filed by Wishoe Copper Co against L. P. Gallagher seeks ejectment from Pettin ranch land about 14 miles west of the city with damages and rents. Jury sworn in Louis Jones et al. vs Mra L. Hensley case, later discharged by consent. Samuel Le Grant vs George A. Storrar continued for term. Sheriff Fleming and the Big Hole country to arrest an Indian named Jim Ox accused of abducting a woman from her husband Albert Kennedy. Kennedy seeks legal protection and restoration of his wife. Indians in the Big Hole basin pose a search challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishoe Copper Company
L. P. Gallagher
Petton Ranch
Louis Jones
Mra
Hensley
Samuel le Grant
George A. Storrar
Bheritt Flemidin
Big Hote
Jim Ox
Albert Kennedy
Todge Fitngerail
Sherif Fleming
Biz Hole
McRae's Offer on Red Colored Spats Today
About fifty pairs of red colored spats are offered at ten cents for today only, regular price two cents each. McRae's promotes a sale on this featured hosiery item with a limited quantity and a bargain price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRae's
Foothill Sluggers Beat Foundry Juniors 5 1 Upset
The Foothill sluggers defeated the Foundry Juniors in a fast well played game. Final score 5 to 1. Poindexter and Murray led Foothill with strong batting while Bur ton and Clark starred for the Juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foothill
Foundry
George Poindexter
George Murray
Bert Burton
Walter Clark
Barry Funeral Draws Large Crown
Funeral for J. G. Barry drew a large crowd reflecting the significance of the deceased. Attendees filled the service with mournful tribute as pallbearers carried the casket, marking a notable local figure's passing.
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J. G. Barry
Funeral Service Under Catholic Foresters for Deceased
Funeral services conducted by the Catholic Order of Foresters for a deceased member. Solemn requiem high mass at St Peters church with pallbearers named William Kelly Myles Kelly Patrick Dalton Patrick Mulligan Patrick Lee and Patrick O'Brien. Interment in Mt Carmel cemetery. Skirt Late To-Day. About or skirts will be out for your than.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Foresters
William Kelly
Myles Kelly
Patrick Dalton
Patrick Mulligan
Patrick Lee
Patrick O'Brien
St Peters Church
Mt. Carmel
Death of Michael McGrady in Colorado Mine Accident
Chief Powers received a telegram from M Murphy Cripple Creek Colorado announcing Michael McGrady's death in a mine accident. The message asked notification of Owen McGrady believed in Anaconda, but he is said to be in Kendall. Mike left Anaconda three years ago for Colorado and Gwen in Kendall has not lived here for two years. Owen is married to a woman who runs the restaurant at 513 East Third Street. McGrady was believed unmarried. In other notes an advertisement touts half price rain coats and a sale at McRae's offering suits for $7.50 to $15 with new styles and guaranteed fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
M. Murphy
Cripple Creek
Colo
Michael McGrady
Owen McGrady
Anaconda
Chief Powers
Owen
Kendall
McGrady
Mike McGrady
Colorado
Gwen
Kendal
E. J. Nadeau
FD. Navarre
Monroe
Mich
C. J. Healy
Butte
Navarre
Naeau
W. F. Gaily
The
Standard
J. M." Gaily
Joseph
Ore
Gaily
Oregon
Mad
Mr. Gally
McRae's
Just About the Limit of Jap Hospitality
In Tokio on July 27 Taft and Miss Roosevelt attended a Japanese dinner at the Maple club with pankers and merchants. Geisha dancing delighted guests as American and Japanese flags adorned the clubhouse. Shiba park and surrounding streets were lit with crowds cheering the visitors amid fireworks and official courtesies.
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Tokio
Pankers and Merchants of
Taft
Miss Roosevelt
Maple Club
Shiba Park
Mr. Taft
Japan to issue treasury bills for currency influx
New York July 71 Consul General Uchida reports Tokyo announces treasury bills totaling 12,000 yen will be issued and delivered to the Bank of Japan for the rollout of new bills due for the same amount issued in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uchida
Tokio
Japan
Treasury
Bank of Japan
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Sails From Cherbourg With Witte Aboard
The German liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse carrying M. Witte and his party departed Cherbourg for New York at 1 30 pm after fog delayed the voyage. Witte, troubled by the delay, joined by his family, hoped to return soon as the Russian peace party followed news of Baron Komura's arrival in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
M. Witte
New York
Needles
Wilhelm der Grosse
Baron Komura
At. Witte
Local notices and socials from Anaconda city scene
Verberckmoes the optician Greig's floral designs for funerals and exclusive optical room are noted amid social checks. Visitors include Colonel Doty of Butte and Dr. J. M. Gaily of Oregon. Births, deaths, sales and events fill a bustling city page with arrivals, visits, church society, and a suit sale at McRae's.
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Colonel Doty
Butte
Anaconda
Union Music
Zoliman
E. Park
Francis M. Street
Yellow fever case reported in Tampa Italy n Victor Viello
State health officer Dr Porter announces that Victor Viello, an Italian who arrived last Saturday, is suffering from a mild yellow fever attack. Passengers cannot disembark until the train reaches a terminus and quarantine rules vary by town. Medical opinion splits on transmission and quarantine adherence remains uneven.
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Tampa
J. x. Porter
Victor Viello
New Treaty With German Empire Might Be Settled Soon
Washington July 27 The Senate is expected to take up commercial relations with Germany in the next session after recent treaties with Belgium Italy Russia Roumania and Servia went into effect May 1 The German treaty is due to lapse about November 1 and officials anticipate a new accord to reduce German tariffs on American exports and grant favorable schedules for American goods in Germany Discussions have been held by President and German ambassador Baron Speck von Sternburg who will return to Washington in autumn with instructions for a renewed program for ratification and trade benefits for both nations.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Congress
Belgium
Italy
Russia
Roumania
Servia
Germany
Berlin
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Baron Speck von, Sterndure
Montana Press Association Meeting Opens in Billings
An executive session of the Montana Press Association met at the Northern hotel in Billings with plans for the remainder of the gathering. President Cheely received a telegram from Senator W A Clark offering transport if the next meeting is held in Los Angeles. Attending journalists include W W Cheely A B Keith William M Bole C B Robertson Z E Butler and others as wreck delays eastern arrivals. A merger with the Eastern Montana Publishers association was discussed with E H Becks W M Bole and M C Morris appointed to study amalgamation and report.
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Standard
Billings
Montana Press Association
Northern
Cheery
W. A. Clark
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
San Pedro
W. W. Cheely
Butta
Inter Mountains
A. B. Keith
Butte
William M. Bole
Great Fails ‘Tribune
Boueman Chronicle
A. L. Lovey
Inter ‘Mountain
C. Fenrath
Stockman and Farmer
Helena
C._B._ Robertson
Boulder Age-Sentinel
Z. E. Butler
Missoula
Missouilan
Northern Pacific
Eastern Montana Publishers Association
Cheely
E. Hi. Becks
W. M. Bole
M.C. Morris
Becker
Eastern Montana Publishers' Association
Clark's timber case in the Supreme Court
Washington July 27 United States versus Senator W A Clark of Montana concerning accusations of defrauding the United States in acquiring timber from public lands was docketed in the Supreme Court today. Records consist of printed pages and related documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
W. A. Clark
Montana
Supreme Court of the United States
Cobban Case Develops Interesting Features In Trial
Helena July 27 A Special Dispatch reports the Cobban perjury case exposing friction over spousal testimony. Thomas Bryan of Missoula twice sought exemption claiming his wife under indictment. Judge Hunt ruled neither husband nor wife may refuse to testify. Bryan then gave his account of dealings with Cobban while noting limits on apologies and potential incrimination. Other witnesses, including Hiram Dodd and Belle Bryan Evans, saw proceedings dismissals and testimony about land claims, loans, and sales to Cobban.
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Standard
Helena
R. 3
Cobban
Thomas Bryan
Missoula
Hunt
Bryan
Griswold
Maynard
Hiram Dodd
Belle Bryan
J F. Jemison
Tonday
Jacob F. Jemison
Jemison
Hiram Dod
Catlin
Belle Bryan Evans
Herbert Eddy
Col
Sussouia
Edgar Lehman
Discharged by Court Then Arrested in Helena Extradition Likely
Gabe Wilford, freed by Judge Clements as the initial complaint failed, was soon arrested on a new charge sworn by Marshal McCann for unlawful cohabitation with Leota Gaines. Held in $1,000 bail before Justice Reece, with Leota Gaines also in custody after previously being dismissed. A Missouri sheriff faces an extradition fight on Wilford's return.
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Stangard
Helena
Gabe Wilford
Missouri
Wilford
Clements F
Marshal McCann
Leota
Gaines
Reece
Leota Gaines
War Department Relieves Carter in Philippine Command
Washington article reports Brig. Gen. William H. Carter is relieved from command of the Department of Visayas in the Philippine Islands and reassigned to a new post as of July 2. The transfer signals Army reorganization during wartime.
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Washington
War Department
Wiliam H. Carter
Department of Visayas, Philippine Islands
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Anaconda News
Fleming
Jones
Annco
Cravenette Coat Sale
McRaees
Thueson
Roosevelt
Watchman
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main Street
Great Northern Railway
F. L Whitney
J. G. Nash, C. P
T. A
Witte Hither
George B. Holmes
Gregson
Mont
E. W. Lindquist
Lucien Eaves
Southern Cross
W. E. Coleman
Lew Coleman
W. J. Allen
West Park Avenue
Philipsburg
Drummond
Ind
Dorsey
Texas & Pacific
Southern Pacific
Florida
Convent
Clark
Supreme Court
Brunner’s
Schilling
Copper City
Daly Bank and
Aran Tool
Norbeck
Saane
Yegen Bros
Savings Bank
Fa B Pare
Anaconda der Cent
Smith
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Peotlee
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