Sunday school convention closes with world reach
Rev J M Ross and Mrs Ross report from Zurich as the world Sunday school convention ends. Delegates from Montana and 70 countries attended, with 26 hundred registered. Ross plans tours of Europe, then sails August 14 from Liverpool. The Tonhalle hosted services and a large concert, with Sir Robert Laidlaw named president for three years.
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Ross
Europe
Standard
J. M. Ross
Zurich
Switzerland
British Isles
Liverpool
Montana
J. A. Alford
Montana Sunday School Association
Alford
Helena
Alexander Smith
Manhattan
L. L. Richardson
Kelly
Myerhoff
Myerhofft
Forsythe
Fort Benton
Butte
Lewistown
Chouteau
Lucerne
Interlaken
Germany
Holland
Belgium
France
England
Scotland
Anaconda
North America
Great Britain
Asia
Africa
Australia
South America
Utah
New Mexico
Manitoba
Pennsylvania
New York
Illinois
Tonhalle
Lake Zurich
America
Zwingli
Pestalozzi
Ulrich Zwingli
Fila Ford Hartshorn
William N. Hartshorn
Boston
International Sunday School Association
World’s Association
Hartshorn
George W. Bailey
F. B. Meyer
London
Carey Bonner
KE. K. Warren
Michigan
J. P. McNaughton
Turkey
A. J. Bucher
Cincinnati
Convention Music
Tonhalle Orchestra
Robert Laidlaw
H. J. Helns
Pittsburg
Marion Lawrance
Chicago
Frank L. Brown
Brooklyn
N. Y
India
Pioneer William Haynes Dies in Anaconda
William Haynes aged 70 a pioneer of Anaconda died early yesterday at St Anns hospital after a long illness. Survived by three brothers Neal Stephen and Chris formerly of Anaconda now in Arkansas and North Carolina cousins Thomas Cox and Robert Walters. He ran the first livery stable at Oak and Commercial streets before retiring years ago. Born near Mount Airy North Carolina he came west as a young man.
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William Haynes
Anaconda
St. Ann's Hospital
Neal
Stephen
Chris
Arkansas
North Carolina
Thomas Cox
Robert Walters
Haynes
Oak and
Commercial Streets
Mount Airy
N. C
West
Good Practice Game On City Common
The MacCallum and Cloutier team of the Commercial league faced the Anaconda Independents in a lively practice on the city common. The Independents defeated the MacCallums 5 to 1 as youthful players showed promise against seasoned rivals. Next, the Copper City Commercials lead the league, with a game against Anaconda set for Friday night. The Anaconda band’s Tuesday concert drew heavy crowds and the MacRaes and the Goodfriends are slated to play this evening.
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MacCallum & Cloutier
Commercial League
Anaconda Independents
Duval
MacCallums
Independents
Copper City
Anaconda
The
MacRaes
the Goodfriends
Riz La Croix Books Free at Tobacco Stores in Anaconda
Be J. Fultz of the American Tobacco company advertises in Anaconda this week. Purchasers of a 5 cent bag of Bull Durham tobacco receive a Riz La Croix cigarette books free, known to the man who rolls his own cigarettes, from the papers called L L F books. Buy a bag of Bull Durham and get a Riz La Croix book.
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BE. J. Fultz
American Tobacco Company
Anaconda
Durham Tobacco
Durham
Adv
Light Came Back thrills packed crowd at local cinema
The new bill opened to four packed houses last night and was well received. Light Came Back featured a thrilling story with scenes of an asylum escape, a railroad wreck, and a cliff rescue above the Hudson. Amiott and Caldwell drew big laughs with An Uninvited Guest, praised for singing and stage craft. War of the Beetles offered education and humor, with Hi Meyer drawing popular cartoon bits.
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Hudson River
Amiott and Caldwell
Hi Meyer
America
Adv
Record Heat Stuns Des Moines and Iowa Cities
Hot weather records fall across Iowa with Des Moines at 101 degrees by 8 PM and Burlington claiming 110 degrees officially. Davenport also at 101 as other towns report similar highs, signaling a statewide heat wave.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Government Weather Bureau
Burlington
Davenport
Weather Bureau
Bozeman Section Hand Tom OConnell in Fatal Walk Incident
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports in Bozeman on July 29 that Tom OConnell, a section hand, began a morning walk which led to an unspecified incident. Details remain unclear as the dispatch notes the event without follow up outcomes.
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the Standard
Bozeman
Tom O'Connell
Man Stopped in Bozeman Delirium Tremens Case
A man in a Logan butcher shop seized a knife and tried to cut his throat but was overpowered and jailed in Bozeman after a delirium tremens episode. Also noted are botany notes from Java and Ceylon on leaf cycles, and Scott polar expedition communications via telephone using a snow-covered aluminum wire system.
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Logan
Bozeman
Scott Polar
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Alcazar Theater
Grizzly Gulch
Kalem Stars
Pathe’s
Nu-Way Grocery
van Camp
Barrington Hall
van Houten
GORE
Cc. A. Tuttle
M. P. Mahoney
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
Ind
Tuttle & Mahoney
Anaconda News
Goodfriend Clothing Company
RIZ LA Croix
Hall
Ana Suca
Milan
Pingree
Java
Ceylon
Botanic Gardens
Buitenzorg
G. Volkens
G. Klebs
Tropics
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