Baseball Games Today In Anaconda Stir Interest At Two Parks
Anaconda will host at least two baseball games if weather allows. At Mountain View park the Steamfitters face a city team for A. O. H. picnic funds, while at the old park the Braund House Juniors of Butte meet the Monarchs of Anaconda. Teams feature about 16 year olds and promise fast play. The Braunds arrive in the morning with a 2 pm start, and the Mountain View game is expected to draw a large crowd. a new local team, the Combinations, also seeks games in the area. Continuous service trains run from 11:30 am with subsequent departures every 45 minutes.
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Mountain View Park
Old Park
Braund House
Butte
Monarchs
Anaconda
Brounds
M. Snyder
Bround House
Ti Te
Steamfitters
Anacondas
Davis O'Neill
Ed Voss
H. Prente
Park
Moran Held After Altercation In City Jail Cell
A man named Moran received a pounding after an altercation. Officer Hartz restrained him and took him to jail where he will remain until tomorrow morning. His case will be heard by Police Judge Hayes.
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Moran
Hartz
Hayes
Tennis Courts Nearing Completion at Conda Club
The new Ana conda Tennis club courts on Main street opposite the Episcopal church are nearly ready. Grading is finished and a clay and sand surface laid, with three courts, back nets and posts in place. They expect them to be ready before the state tournament in August.
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Anaconda Tennis Club
Main Street
Episcopal Church
Picnic Opens Mountain View Park With Big A O H Event
The annual picnic at Mountain View Park, opened by the two Anaconda divisions of the A. O. H., plans include trains every 45 minutes, a baseball game between Anaconds and bricklayers, dancing at night, and anticipated crowds from Butte. Committees cover arrangements, music, sports, refreshments, and boats, with prizes for races and contests across a packed program.
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Mountain View Park
Anaconda
New Works
Butte
T. J. Kelly
John Gibbons
Edward Cannon
William Weldon
Patrick McFahl
Phil Greenan
John J. Dooley
Pat Kirby
Mike Cannon
John Gribben
Hugh McManus
Frank Barrett
John McManus
M. J. Walsh
T. F. Murphy
Joseph H. McDonnell
John Golden
Thomas Relley
Hugh Daly
James White
R. J. Hayes
John McMinus
T. D. Flynn
Thomas Reilley
Pat Sugrue
Richard Roe
William Welliher
Patrick Kirby
Dan Skelton
James Harmmill
Ladies’ Auxiliary
TWO BADLY WANTED MEN GRAT WALK MURDERER REWARDED
Police seek Grat M Walk for Bristol Tenn murder after jail escape on May 22. description notes age about 35, 5 11, lean, light hair, blue eyes, quiet talker, possible disguise, born Virginia, past policeman, various trades, carries S W pistol. Rewards total 700 from Sullivan county sheriff Bristol city Bristol citizens and governor Tennessee. Also search for S Secor missing in Milwaukee area, with Chicago police offering 100 and local banks 100 to inform location, last seen April 25 1903 at Pinkerton house Milwaukee.
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Grat M. Walk
Walk
S. Houston Childress
Bristol
Tenn
Sullivan County
Tazewell County
Virginia
Dresed
Hy. Caldwell
Tennessee
Erich
Lee
S. S. Secor
Chicago
Idaho
Montana
Anaconda Police
Francis O'Neill
Winnebago City
Minn
Plinkinton
Milwaukee
Wis
Fe.fe. Secor
Buffalo Center
Iowa
Faribault County Bank
Council Meets Tomorrow in Special Session Amid Appointments Tangle
Mayor Frinke calls a special city council meeting for tomorrow night. All aldermen notice served except J H Schwend, who is out of town but expected back. Rumors say Assistant Chief Frank OBrien has resigned again and will quit today to take a post as guard at Cle intravenous works under ex-Sheriff Conley.
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Frinke
J. H. Schwend
Trt
Frank O'Brien
O'Brien
Cle New Works
Conley
T Fa
Ols
Counci
City notes and society items from Anaconda area
Local items report visits to Butte and Salt Lake City by residents and business people. Upcoming events include a church concert by Professor Fischer and a Thimble circle ice cream social. Missing are schedules, property ads, and notices for a funeral procession and a union parade.
Arm Breaks From Fall at New Works
Wiard Hubbard aged 41 of 905 East Third Street broke his arm yesterday after slipping from the top of a converter at the new works. He was badly bruised but not seriously hurt. Patrick O'Neill, 22, of 522 East Park Avenue, wounded his hand at the same works and was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital for treatment.
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Wiard Hubbard
East Third Street
New Works
Hubbard
Patrick O'Neill
East Park Avenue
Bt. Ann's Hospital
Moran Charged With Kicking A Boy
An elderly man named Jack Moran was arrested by Officer Hartz and jailed on a charge of assaulting Harry Morris's son. The incident reportedly began in the east end after Moran said the Morris boy and his companions had been annoying him. Moran allegedly confessed to kicking the youth following a confrontation.
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Jack’’ Moran
Hartz
Harry Morris
East End
Moran
Morris
Mr. Morris
The Beginning of Trouble and Remedy Claims
Disordered stomachs threaten health as stomach and liver fail. Champlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets are praised as easier, gentler, and more reliable than pills, restoring natural function. Parplesville faced a whooping cough outbreak last winter, and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is credited with saving Mrs Hadley’s three sons.
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Chamberlain
Parplesville
Cooley Named Civil Service Commissioner in Roosevelt Move
Washington June 13 Alvord Cooley of Westchester N Y has been appointed civil service commissioner by President Roosevelt to succeed James R Garfield who had been commissioner of corporations Senator Platt of New York dined with the president and announced the appointment after their conference at the White House.
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Washington
Alvord Cooley
Westchester
N. Y
Roosevelt
James R. Garfield
Senator Platt
New York
White House
Mr. Cooley
Government Clerk Sued Over District Funds
The District of Columbia government through its corporation counsel filed civil proceedings against James M. Watson, jailed for alleged defalcation of about 75000 dollars. The suit seeks the recovery of funds with a total of 10182 dollars named. Watson’s automobile and a jointly owned bulletin sheet were attached. He remains in jail unable to post bail.
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Washington
District of Columbia
James M. Watson
Watson
Jennings and MacDonald to Wed in Bridger Home
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the June 13 Hed Lodge notice that at the bride’s Bridger residence next Thursday the marriage will take place of Misa Altha J. Jennings and J. Angus MacDonald son of Benjamin MacDonald of Butte.
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The
Standard
Hed Lodge
Bridger
Misa Altha J. Jennings
J. Angus MacDonald
Benjamin MacDonald
Butte
Prospector Joseph Fowler Stricken Near Red Lodge
Joseph Fowler returned from Alberta Canada where he prospected early in spring and is seriously ill with a fever. He arrived home in time to receive proper care.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Joseph Fowler
Alberta
Canada
I Regained My Health Dr David Kennedy Cure
A brief note on restoring health through Dr David Kennedy's treatment titled Rose deily radical cure. Mentions Hay Fever and Cold in head states improvement after regimen.
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David Kennedy
East St. Louis Still in Grasp of Flood
East St. Louis remains submerged with 16,000 refugees to feed and house as two thirds of the city is under water. The river level falls but backwater holds the city. weeks may pass before it drains. No bodies found yet and residents on the south side are believed to have escaped. Soldiers aid police to maintain order while dikes are patrolled and repairs made. Total financial loss estimated at 3 million dollars.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Ely
South Side
Levee Cutter Gang Clash Kills Naval Reserve Man
In East St Louis a mob converged on Winstanley park near John Bratton stockyard after reports of levee cutting. Gunfire totaled over a hundred shots before quiet returned. Clifford Hanley, a naval reserve member, was killed amid efforts to quell the disturbance. John Bratton, a wealthy turf figure, was taken into custody amid threats of lynching. whether he ordered the levee cut is unknown.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Winstanley Park
John 8
Bratton Stockyard
Naval
Clifford Hanley
Naval Reserve
Bratton
John
Bodies of Children Recovered After Topeka Flood
Topeka Kansas June 123 The hoodies of two more children were found today in the wreckage of the Schunk weiler home in North Topeka. The house will be blown up to recover the bodies bringing total lives lost in this house to seven. Union Pacific ran its first Topeka train since the flood began May 29, opening to St George 45 miles west and a local to Kansas City. From St George west to Junction City the roadbed remains impassable. Rock Island has its wreck track in running order in flooded districts except between Enterprise and Salina. A bad order bridge.
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Topeka
Kan
Schunkweiler
North Topeka
Union Pacific Railroad
St. George
Kansas City
Junction City
Rock Island
Enterprise
Salina
Santa Fe trouble hits Wilder and Bonner Springs track
A fragment notes Santa Fe troubles near Wilder and a section of track close to Bonner Springs, indicating rail issues affecting service in that area.
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Wilder
Santa Fe
Bonner Springs
Rio Grande River Floods Reach New Heights Near Earlham
The Rio Grande near Earlham New Mexico is rising rapidly. Flooding has forced abandonment of Beerino and submerged farms and ranches for miles. San Marcial reports higher water than in 1897. El Paso officers patrol levees as floodgates are watched for a further two foot rise expected tomorrow.
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el Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
Earlham
N. M
Beerino
New Mexico
Highlands
San Marcial
Wooton
High water floods telegraph lines along Lower Columbia
Port land Ore June 15 High water in the Columbia has demoralized telegraph and telephone service between Cascade Locks and Umatilla. Poles lie in ten feet of water and driftwood knocked poles into the river for miles. River stage 22.8 this morning with a six inch rise in 24 hours. Upper Columbia rising Snake at standstill. Weather in Upper Columbia region cool and cloudy. rivers expected to halt within a couple days.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia
Cascade Locks
Umatilla
Upper Columbia
Snake River
Weather Bureau
President Reaches Panama Canal Concern Over Outlook
Washington June 13 The president met with Panama Canal attorney William Nelson Cromwell to discuss the canal situation. He expressed concern yet showed patience toward Colombia, insisting obligations be carried out and ratified as the canal treaty awaits Colombia's congress.
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Washington
William Nelson Cromwell
Panama Canal Company
Cromwell
Colombia
Bogota
United States
Panama Canal
Havre Public Schools Close After WW Months Of School
Public schools in Havre closed yesterday after WW months of instruction. Closing exercises were held in Wantons Hall which was entirely too small to hold the attendance.
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Standard
Havre
Bwantons Hall
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McMillan
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Dr. Riesland
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H. W. Rodgers
Philipsburg
Peter Minor
Maple Street
W. J. Allen
J. P. Stagg
Sault Lake City
H. P. Napton
Deer Lodge
Nellie Sheehan
T. ©. Davidson
Salt Lake
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Eagles
May McCue
Stuart
Joseph Kelley
Copper City Commercial Company
St. Paul
L. EB. Beaudry
Joseph Vogel
Charles Benson
Salt Lake City
D. K. Hendry
Miners’ Union
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Minneapolis
Presbyterian Church
Fischer
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Woodman Hall
E. Martz
Bitter Root Valley
Thimble Circle of the Knights and Ladies of Security
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August Beisman
N. G
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Robert Creel Scott
Victor, Mont
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Pat O'Neil
Cooley
BR. H. van Buren
Congress Street
Troy
Davia Kennedy
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David Kennedy Corporation
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N.Y
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Beeets Et Cook Remedy Co
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