Lime kiln attack leaves driver shot and six men arrested
Ed Hobart, a Brownell & Reece driver, was shot in the arm while driving six lime kiln workers who fled. Six men, William Alikich, Samuel Uwanovich, John Valarovich, Spiro Marinovich, Nick Lecich, and George Mastich, were arrested and held for investigation after confessing to being in the wagon.
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Ed Hobart
Brownell & Reece
St. Ann‘s Hospital
Hobart
St. Ann's Hospital
Fleming
John Valarovich
Spiro Marinovich
Nick Lecich
George Mastich
Annie Russell to Play Puck in Midsummer on Broadway Run
Annie Russell stars as Puck in Wagnenhall and Kemper's grand production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, arriving in New York from a 427-strong company. The show, praised by Astor Theater crowds and metropolitan critics, is lauded for its scale, faithful text, and artistic staging.
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Margaret Parry
Kodak
Parrys
Isgubor Newydd
Weleh
Black Dingle
Elizabeth
Chicago
Annie Russell
Margaret Theater
Puck
Wagenhall & Kemper
Broadway
New York
Astor Theater
City Notes On Local Businesses And Visitors
Mentions of Stagg's steel ranges, Hammer sloughs, and Paillard watches. Various visitors from Butte and Missoula pass through Anaconda. Meetings announced for Central Labor council and Standard hall rental. Notices on housing for rent and sales of goods, plus a prolonged funeral procession to Spokane.
Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Holds Directors Meeting
Annual stockholders meeting to elect a board for the ensuing year and handle other business. To be held at the company office in Anaconda Montana on Tuesday June 4 1907 at 1 o clock p m. Secretary P M Halloran and Fraternal Brotherhood insurance See M C Leonard.
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Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Anaconda Club Shooters Prep for State Trap Tourney
About 15 Anaconda and Butte members practiced at the traps under the Sargent system ahead of the state tournament in Billings Friday. Favorites include Drumegoole of Anaconda, with Eugene Confarr notably omitted by bookmakers. A special NP line car will transport Anaconda and Butte shooters Wednesday night to Billings.
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Anaconda Rod and Gun Club
Billings
State Sportsmen's Association
Amaconda
C. A. Tuttle
B.D. Mahan
James Jorumgoole
James Kunkel
Roger Munn
Larry Stephens
H. H. Nell
Fred Peckover
J. A. Hasley
M. Sargent
Eugene Confarr
Livingston
Confarr
Walla Walla
Anaconda
Butte
Northern Pacific Railway
Death of the famed hoaxer Leo Taxil in Paris
The Atlanta Journal notes the death of Leo Taxil in Paris, once famed for the Diana Vaughan hoax. Born Gabriel Antoine Jovoud-Pages in Marseilles, he fled Jesuit schooling and rose as a controversial writer, Freemason critic, and anti clerical provocateur who staged sensational claims about black masses and Satanic rites among Freemasons.
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Atlanta Journal
Paris
Leo Taxil
Taxil
Diana Vaughan
Europe
George Psalmanazar
Chatterton
Montmarte
Dianna Vaughan
Rock of Gibraltar
Movement by Women to Preserve Forests in Montana
Letter from E A Sherman urges Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs to back a state forest reserve. He warns that U S timber is vanishing, urges public opinion, and proposes a 1 000 000 acre state block within national forests to ensure long term timber supply and forest cover preservation.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Alma M. Higgins
HK. A. Sherman
Forest Service
Missouri
Helena
Sherman
Woman's Club
Montana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Wis
United States
Wan
Germany
Congress
Tramp Tricks Man with Tale of Hard Luck
A sharp man taunts a vagrant as he listens to a tale of misfortune. The tramp reveals he was in prison last week, prompting a wry exchange about memory and deception. The exchange ends with the admission that the tramp may have told the tale before.
Unusual Courts-Martial Spread Across Italian Army Posts
A wave of court-martials sits at every army corps HQ in Italy as warrant officers petition the war minister. At Milan twelve quartermasters face trials by a panel of officers on the question of degradation, reflecting widespread discontent with conditions.
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Italy
Milan
Paper hanger takes the cake in Kansas City Times
An odd complaint about decorators appears in the paper alongside an annoying catarrh remedy offer. The ad from Smith Drug Company promotes Hy-o-mei with a full outfit priced at one dollar and a money back guarantee if it does not cure.
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Kansas City Times
Hy-o-mei
Hyo-mei
Smith Drug Company
Monument to Montana women clubs urged for forest revenue law
A letter from E. A. Sherman argues for an annual net revenue of at least $1,000,000 for the state through forest lands. He compares Saxony and Switzerland yields per acre and asserts the funds would enrich state educational endowments, calling for support from Montana women’s clubs.
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Saxony
Switzerland
Union
Women's Clubs
Montana
E. A. Sherman
Taylor warns alumnae on Vassar crowding and plans
President Taylor addressed about 150 Vassar alumnae at Delmonico's warning that crowding risks affording insufficient individual attention. He urged limits near 1,000 students and discussed Oxford style allied colleges as a possible solution while touting campus improvements and future aesthetic plans.
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Vassar
Vassar College
Taylor
Delmonico's
Oxford
Elizabeth Cutting
A. H. Strong
Rochester Theological School
Vassar Board of Trustees
What Is Left of the Old Gospel in Liberal Debate
The Inde pendent editorial is critiqued for reducing Christian faith to God is love while denying core doctrines. The author argues that the Editorial misreads Paul and the Bible, contending that marriage guidance and other teachings remain valid and essential to faith.
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The
Christian Intelligencer
Independent
Christ
Jesus
Paul
Mystery fruit buds and green bug tale from nature
In a Globe-Democrat snippet readers puzzle over a curious natural scene noting why fruit buds seem to open oddly while a green bug appears unusually tough. The brief hints at an odd interlude in nature inviting explanations.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Anaconda News
ST. Ann’s Hospital
Annie Russell AS
Travel Magazine
Lhanelian
Ohio Steel Ranges
Stagg’s
National Union
Central Labor Council
Verberckmoes
Optician
E. Park
Hammerstough’'s
E. B. Howell of
Thomas Clark
C. H. Exgleston
Charles
Missoula
Carpenter Hall
Paillard
Hammerslough’s
Dan Thomas
J. J. McCaffery
Waterman's
M. M. Shea
Hancock, Mich
H. G. Coy
East Park Avenue
D. J. Grueh
Hamilton
Montana Hotel
H. W. White
FE. D. Abrams
Sam Wegren
Chestnut Street
Spokane
Wash
Gus Swanson
Frank Sullivan
Arthur Mueller
Fraternal Brotherhood Insurance
M. C. Leonard
MacCallum & Cloutier Mercantile Company
Anaconda Club
Posal
Northern Pacific
Federation OF Wom
Atd
Gordon
Wallace
India Lawn
India
John G. Milburn
St. Clair McKelway
Board of Regents
McKelway
Beatrice V. Abbott
Lyman Abbott
J. H. Mcintosh
Julia Searing
Association
Family Theater
Main Street
Mont
March
Sousa
Medley
Witmash
F. W. Manchain
Prof
Ed Shovlin
al Norton
Honey Boy
al von Tuzer
Tragg
Danta
Harry Stitts
Monstana
O'Connell
Golder
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John R. Toole
E. J. Bowman
Louis V. Bennett
John C. Harrington
Yegen Bros
Responsible Capital
Cc. Yegen
P. Yesen
B. P. Moffitt
Anaconda Jewelry Co
East Park
Mrs. Winslow
Mrs. Winston
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