Anaconda Helena baseball game postponed over McCarthy ruling
The Helena club pressed to postpone a game to allow McCarthy to play, but President Lucas refused, citing rules and clean sport. Helena later asked for a postponement until today, promising to reciprocate if granted. Directors agreed to avoid a default, amid local debate over the issue and references to other clubs.
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Grim
Helena
Anaconda
McCarthy
Lucas
Phillips
Butte
Great Falls
Missoula
Eagles Picnic at Mountain View Park
A June 10 event at Mountain View Park features sports and dancing along with a new music beat. The program includes a train every 30 minutes offering 25 cent fares, children 15 cents.
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Mountain View Park
Spanday
Small fortune for a Montana volunteer
Phil McDonald of Company K First Montana volunteers won a $10,000 house premium from the San Francisco Examiner subscription department. Telegrams arrived in Anaconda and New York as he sailed to Dublin, his native land, on a ship to cross the Atlantic. McDonald once worked as a bartender at the Mint saloon on Fast Park avenue, and friends there will hear of his good luck.
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Phil McDonald
First
Montana Volunteers
San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco
Atlantic
Anaconda
Dublin
Ireland
New York
Mint
Fast Park Avenue
McDonald
High Seas
Eagles picnic and assorted city notices in Montana area
The itemized column lists Fly with us Eagles picnic details and a parade of city entries. It mentions visitors and registrants at the Montana hotel from Chicago New York Denver and Butte. It notes sales at Greig's Walkup's Crystal Ice and Tolan Co. ice cream orders for Sunday dinners. It reports a birth and a meeting of the W C T U. Various residents and travelers are listed with brief city notes.
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Tolan Co.'s
McLean
East Fifth Street
Montana
Ben Joseph
F. Murphy
Chicago
William M. Walsh
Denver
Carlisle Mason
Charles Heilronner
Butte
B. McGinty
Hamilton
J. K. Dawson
John EF. Leone
New York
George H. Goodman
N. P. Nelson
E. H. Wynne
Philipsburg Notes and Local Updates From June
District court convened and drew a jury for a report on the 21st with twenty six names listed. Several residents and visitors arrive, move, or travel through Philipsburg including state certifications, mining updates, and school and city notices.
Gambling Ring Booked for Opening Night Delayed
Anaconda gamblers plan to reopen a long-closed game in an upstairs room near the old Family theater but delay until a bank roll, players, and a turn man appear. Police await the moment a card is drawn and a bet is placed before swooping in. Syndicate claims the opening was postponed with a promise to try tomorrow. Maggie Francis, 16, pending incorrigibility hearing, is due back in court Saturday at 3 p.m. in Justice William Devine’s court. a key defense witness is absent.
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Anaconda
Maggie Francis
Justice of the Peace
William Devine
Train to Helena Round Trip Sunday June 10
$3 to Helena and return with a Sunday trip. Train departs at 8 40 a m. A baseball game between Anaconda and Helena is listed near Broadwater baths.
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Helena
Anaconda
Broadwater Baths
Billings School Exhibit Showcased Student Work and Community
Billings notes a Friday public school exhibit featuring maps drawings mineral and botanical displays and nature corners. Students acted as guides while Miss Hayden's room paid tribute to Madge Hungerford with flowers at her grave.
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Standard
Billings
Miss Hayden
Madge Hungerford
Archdeacon Webber
Episcopal Church
F. M. Marble
Swift & Co
Omaha
Misa Susie Bushnell
Kk. M. Hungerford
North Twenty-ninth Street
Big Ditch Company
LD. O'Donnell
L. A. Nutting
P. B. Moss
E. J. Hastings
J. I. Carey
Old Lineup Ranch
KH. O. Railsback
Washington Sees End to Pull Backed Revelations
Public mood shifts as exposure of crimes broadens. Washington realizes the president can be brought to account by relentless revelations, overcoming initial disbelief that influence would shield the powerful.
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Washington
Bubble Companies of the Past: Historic Financial Folly Explored
The article traces bubble schemes from John Law's Mississippi venture in 1715 France to the South Sea bubble in England, tulip mania in Holland, and later American overcapitalization. It notes the lure of false profits, rapid wealth, and a cycle of crashes that devastated common investors and led to regulatory action.
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John Law
Duke of Orleans
Law
France
Law & Co
Mississippi
Plutus
Place Vendome
England
South Sea
Holland
Admiral van der Eyk
Grant & Ward
General Grant
New York World
Thurston Bill Targets Indian Polygamy in Nebraska
Senator Thurston of Nebraska introduces a bill to ban future polygamous marriages among Indians after next January while recognizing current polygamy, authorizing Indian agents to perform marriages and aligning other tribal unions with general marriage laws.
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Chicago Tribune
Thurston
Nebraska
Proposal for a permanent register of married Indians on reservations
The bill seeks a national register listing all married Indians living on reservations. It records order of marriages to multiple wives, approximate marriage dates, and each wife’s name with living children by each. It aims to curb polygamy while extending civil law protections to younger Indians.
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United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda News
Cabinets
J. C. Lavery and Son
Cabie
George F. Walsh
F. C. Merrill
Davenport
George A. Crux
Iowa
Standard Office
Strain’s Department Store
Tuttle
Copper City Commercial Co
W. TL. Douglas
Union
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Bitter Root
The
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
H. F. Dailey
Frank A. Dailey
Eureka
Kan
Oak Street
Strain's Department Store
H. T. Mendenhall
M. FE
C. A. Tuttle
Copper City Co
Joseph Frow
Deer Lodge
Joe Stevens
O. E. Emerson
M. G. Allen
Company K
First Montana
Greig’s
L. J. Baker O.'S
XN. P. Nelson
J. W. Touissant
W. M. Walsh
City
John EF. Serve
Walkup's
Greig’s Crystal Ice Company
M. Cain
Carroll
J. W. Gorham
Lavery and Son
Cable
Park Ave
Ed Murphy
Yesteray
Conley, Clague & Colline
East Park
E. W. Wynne
E. Irvine
East Third Street
Philipsburg Notes
Philipsburg
District Court
Emil Christie
John Bray
Martin Sentry
J. Huddleson
M. A. Call
EK. A. Cralle
Michael Daigle
James Northy
Iver Johnson
Joseph Henderson
Don Peoples
John Rodda
Don Brennan
William Clawson
F. M. Nowak
Charles Schoonover
Patrick Ryan
C. T. Huffman
Valentine Jacky
D. G. Davies
John Huffman
Virginia
A. D Huffman
Ernest Baker
Ovid County
M. K K. Doe
L. McLennon
Granite Bimetallic Mining Company
Percy Nupton
Cos Huffman
Nea
Princeton
Emma Osborn
Stone
F. L. Stone
Granite
Lottie Irvine
Frances’ Miller
W. J. Power
Lillian Smedley
Our City Schools
Thomas Botscheider
Sun Rise
Board of County Commissioners
Thomas Crowley
Bitter Root Valley
F. Featherman
Featherman
Hugh Wakefield
Kyle
Monroe Warner
Sand Point
Idaho
Case
Thueson
Billings Notes
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
White House
Havana
Eteking Remedy Company
Montreal
Hickory
Fifth
R. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
Hostetcer
Ostetter
Board of School Trustees of
School District No
Deer Lodge County
Central School
Main Street
M. J. Fitzpatrick
BE. J. Napeary
Warm Springs Creek
Lost Creek
Dingle Estate
Anacondare
A. M
India
Butterick
Copper City
Anagorda Copper Mining CO
Hamilton, Mont
Arizona
Aluminum
Ratte
Birch
Front Streets
Munyon
Ldo Pot
Arch Street
Phila
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