Anaconda Board Sees Resignation of Trustee Cox
Trustee Peter Cox quit the Anaconda board with immediate effect. The county superintendent will appoint a replacement. The board approved delays in high school construction with contractor Hammill pledging continued work. bond sales were reduced from 58,009 to 55,000 to avoid legal issues.
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Board of Education
Peter Cox
Nell
Mary McLaughlin
Cox
Cty
Jones
FitzPatrick
Jack Hammil
Olan & Hamm
Hammil
Anaconda
Walmatter Jis Ex
Social Evening Honors Miss Shields At Locust Street Party
Mrs. Dr. Spelman hosted a Miss Shields tribute gathering at Locust Street featuring euchre and other games. Prizes included a stein for men and a silver bonbon dish for women, with Mr. Smith and Miss Marony among the winners and many local residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Spelman
Locust Street
Lillian Shields
Spelman
Shields
Daly
Evans
Nora Toole
Thula Toole
MacKenzie
Maude MacKenzie
Webb
Marony
Messrs
Williams
la Rose
R. de KB. Smith
Durston
Peckover
Kelly
Geenwood
Whitehill
Clark
Thields
Hanrahan Hospital Incident Reported After Window Fall
Unclear OCR notes describe Hanrahan at St Ann's Hospital suffering head and neck injuries and a fall or throw from a window. The account mentions a prior event at the same hospital and a hurried departure in scanty attire.
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On Hanrahan
Ann's Hospital
Hanrahan
St. Ann's Hospital
Injured in a Runaway Report From Deer Lodge Valley
A report was brought to Anaconda from the Deer Lodge Valley yesterday about an injury linked to a runaway incident. The details remain sparse with authorities expected to release further information.
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Anaconda
Man Injured By Frightened Horse And Buggy Runaway
Late last Wednesday afternoon Simonton was thrown from a buggy when the horse shied and bolted. He suffered a fractured hip from the accident.
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Simonton
Yeomen meet tonight and sales fill the town
Anaconda locals list social dances and meetings at A. O. H hall I. O. G. T. Dewey hall and A. C. H. hall plus church bazaar at 216 East Park. Advertisements trumpet clothing lace sales department store discounts and arrivals from Duluth Butte Salt Lake City and New York buyers with several residents visiting or returning to Anaconda for summer.
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Anaconda
Rowland Hall
Salt Lake City
Frances Winston
Elsie Shroder
Frances and
Ida Klepetko
New York
Adams’ Department Store
Defendant Mary Neuman Gains Prosecuting Witness Status
In a Justice of the Peace court case, Mary Neuman was discharged while James Laundry, a saloon keeper, faced allegations of theft and later vagrancy charges. The judge and county attorney pressed Laundry on prior conduct, and Neuman testified about Laundry’s alleged cruelty. Laundry plans an appeal as further complaints and fear for Neuman’s safety were cited.
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Justice of the Peace
Quane
Mary Neuman
Mainville
James Laundry
North Main Street
Duffy
Laundry
Neuman
O'Brien
Manila gunboat Manila arrives at San Francisco in disabled condition
The overdue gunboat Manila, from Manila with 7 sailors and 10 officers plus 85 Marines aboard, arrived offshore near Point Bonita after a narrow escape from foundering. Storms, broken piston, sail damage, and a steering failure left the ship adrift 1,160 miles from port until the Slocum towed her to safety.
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San Francisco
Manila
Point Bonita
Slocum
United States Weather Bureau
Point Reyes
Notable Stationery Styles of Nobility and Early America
The piece surveys how duchesses and dukes use stationers with heraldic crests and telegraph or railway cues, notes American adoption of telephones, and highlights fashion in initials and typewriter use. It shifts to a biographical vignette of Ulysses S. Grant’s boyhood, detailing his patience, slow start, and early work in a tannery and school experiences in Ripley and Maysville, Kentucky.
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Duchess of Marlborough
Blenheim Palace
Woodstock
Duchess of Newcastle
Clumber
R. N
Hatfield
Lord Salisbury
Hatfield House Hatfield Herts
America
Countess of Warwick
Warwick Castle
Frederick Vanderbilt
John Jacob Astor
Grant
Ripley
Maysville
Honolulu Adverts Honor General Grant in Buckeye Memory
A Well attended Honolulu gathering by the Buckeyes honored Ulysses S. Grant birthday with a program of reminiscences and music at Dr. C. L. Gar vin's residence. Capt. U. S. Grant White and Hon. C. H. Dickey recalled Grants life and West Point career in Crusading Ohio lore. Mrs. C. T. Gulick attended. the club limited lemonade servings and displayed a large engraving of Grant in the parlor.
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Honolulu
Buckeyes
Ulysses S. Grant
Ohio
Grant
C. L. Garvin
U. S. Grant White
H. Dickey
General Dickey
West
Vicksburg
C. T. Gulick
Thompson
Captain White
Gambate
Ulysses
Point Pleasant
Clermont County
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Jesse R. Grant
Georgetown
Brown
Military Academy
West Point
Ammen
Kautz
Wood
Woods
Allens
Proper Stationery Fashions From The Kansas City Star
The article notes growing use of plain white note paper, neatness, and legibility, with emphasis on large vertical hand and minimal underlining. It cites London as a fashion model and discusses headings, monograms, and royal paper styles from Marlborough House to Windsor. It highlights standard eligibility of heavier envelopes with thin paper and lists examples like Cumberland Lodge and Biltmore.
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Kansas City Star
America
London
Marlborough House
Pall Mall
Christian
Cumberland Lodge
Windsor Great Park
Duchess of Fife
Portman Square
George Vanderbilt
Biltmore House
Biltmore
Storm of ash wraps Caribbean as Mt Pelee erupts
Captain Edwards aboard the Louisiana reports a 360 mile dust circle and 67 200 square miles. From Georgetown Barbadoes to Trinidad ash rain began four hours after the explosion. Darkness, panic, and a sea with no waves mark the scientist described storm and wind driven dust at 23 miles per hour.
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New Orleans
New York Sun
Edwards
Louisianaa
Caribbean
Martinique
Mt. Pelee
Georgetown
Barbadoes
Trinidad
Youthful Actor Resists Editor’s Criticism Over Verses
A youth from Youth's Companion pockets rejected poetry as he faces editor's critique. He proclaims a poet is born not made, while the editor retorts the blame cannot rest on his parents. James Russell Lowell is invoked regarding stubborn mules.
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James Russell Lowell
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Anaconda News
Peter Con
Tors
Miss Shields
Mrs. Dr. Spelman
Euchre
Ladies’ Orients
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main Street
Greig's
Hammerslough's
Odson's
Dewey Hall
Schlappi
Hammerslough’s
Social Danc Austrian Hall
Copper City Cloakroom
Herbert H. Wolfe
Adams
C. C. Grannis
Duluth
Quest
Montana
J. E. Dawson
Butte
Copper City
Greig’s
Walsh's Cigar Store
East Park
Calvin
A. O. Ff. Hall
John F. Kane
Robinson
Denver
Verberckmoes
E. Park
Hawn Drug Co
Odson’s
James Godard
J. F. Spelman
A. Blank
F. J. Rowlands
BR. ©. Moon
Mrs
Dave Morgan
Colonel
Mrs. Eliott
Mrs. Bane
Jake Fall
Jessie Kenyon
Clara Cabell
Frances Klepetko
Adams’ Department
A. C. H. Hall
W. H. Meloy
Carpenters’ Union No
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Success
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Miller
H. H. Graham
H. J. Rainsford
H. F
Acacia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
H. Redmond
Janet Tietjen
Reita Hyndman
James A. Hogle
Mr. Hogle
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Europe
United States
Scores Laun
General Grant
THE
Percale
Dimity
Boys Suite
Reefer, Lepierce and
Sajors
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
Cook Remedy Company
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Ils
Mrs. Winslow
East Lynn Ek
Sutton Deleavant
Malicony
Parquet
Smith Deug Co
Lincoln J. Carter
Smith Drug Co
Montana Anaconda
Mont
John S. Marshall
U. S
Helena
Walter C. Staton
M. M
General Land Office
George D. Greene
Register
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
John R Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
Norbeck
Cashie
United States Land Office
James A. Dunlap
Anacada
Deer Lodge
State of
N. EB
S. W
Cerner No
Recorder’s
Deer Lodge County
Adj ‘Ng
Summit Placer
Register of ¢ States Land Office
George D
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