Words of Advice for Montana Graduates
A Montana speaker urges graduates to combine faith with effort in work, citing examples from art, law, and leadership. He argues faith in God, alongside faith in self and others, guides great achievements and national progress, referencing Washington, McKinley, Angelo, Raphael, and Gladstone. He concludes by urging graduates to live a life faithful to God as they return to their communities.
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Angelo
Raphael
Jesus Christ
God
England
Gladstone
Washington
Valley Forge
McKinley
Calvary
Yies
Montana
Marlton woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's remedy
Mrs George Jorpy of Marlton New Jersey reports ten years of female ailments including inflammation ulceration and sleep loss. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she says she recovered and was relieved of suffering. The ad cites testimonials from many women and invites confidential letters for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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George Jorpy
Marlton
N.J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Walkerville Aggregation to Play Anaconda Nine
Walkerville aggregation visits Anaconda for a 3:30 p.m. game on the commons as Anaconda aims for a third straight home win. Tyrell starts for Anaconda against Walkerville star Hilman, with lineups listed for both sides.
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Walkerville Aggregation
Anaconda
Mill and Smelter
Walkerville
Tyrell
Copper City
Hilman
McFachran
J. Hogan
B. Hogan
Radis
Gilmore
Nolan
Thomas
Cole
D. Hilman
J. Hilman
C. Tore
Griffin
Hester
Northey
Gilbert
Dent
Missoula Condemnation Suits Dismissed by Plaintiffs
Judge J M Evans secured the dismissal of two condemnation suits in Missoula district court brought by the Missoula Street Railway Co to condemn riverbank property beside the heating plant. The cases named John Schlegel, Frank Stinger and others. Commissioners had set appraisements but the company felt values were too high and will pursue another terminal depot site.
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Missoula
J. M. Evans
District Court
Missoula Street Railway Company
Missoula River
John Schlegel
Frank Stinger
Family Theater Delights With Vaudeville And Films
A matinee and evening program at the Family theater featured two vaudeville acts and a set of four short pictures. Wilbur and Amy delivered a first class ventriloquism sketch with Wilbur aided by his partner. Nadloni's juggling act impressed the audience. The film lineup included A Walk Through the Zoo, A Morganatic Marriage, Runaway Kids, and Under Louis XVI, all well received.
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Wilbur
Amy
Nadloni
Louis XVI
Youthful Offender Arthur Murphy Accused of Wagon Theft
A youth named Arthur Murphy is accused of stealing clothes from Chris Jergerson's wagon. He was arrested yesterday and jailed at the police station. It is said he sold the garments for 4.50 dollars and may have taken additional items. the case will be investigated today.
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Arthur Murphy
Chris Jergerson
Young Murphy
Jergerson
Berberick to Enter Guilty Plea for Manslaughter
John Berberick will be taken before Judge Winston this morning to enter a guilty plea to manslaughter and accept a ten year sentence in the state penitentiary. He was transported from Deer Lodge prison yesterday by Sheriff O Keefe.
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John Berberick
Winston
State
Deer Lodge
O' Keefe
Work of Rescue Continues after French Earthquake
Paris June 13 The rescue work in quake hit southern France goes on though communication lines are disrupted and details are scarce. Minor shocks occur today but no further damage is reported.
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Paris
France
Electric movie week features roam Africa and war tales
A program highlights hunting in Africa with Theodore Roosevelt as a famed big game hunter. Cartouche profiles a bandit chief. Pere Milon shows peasant vengeance in war. Blessings Sometimes Come in Disguise features a dog and mistress. Mother's Choice portrays a mother’s love. Annie Laurie and The Sand Man entertain children. Little Miss Moffitt and Simian Stone depict simian intelligence. Pigeon Farming presents a large California pigeon farm.
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Africa
Electric
Theodore Roosevelt
Pere Milon
Annie Laurie
Miss Moffitt
Eagles Preparing for Busy Time at Washoe Park Parade
Delegates and alternates elected by the local aerie will attend the state convention in Butte from June 22 to 25. Anaconda aerie will send a drill team to compete for a $500 prize and a trip to Omaha, with 300 members and the Eagles band marching in the parade. A Washoe Park dance will precede the event with the drill team in uniform and several committees named to run arrangements and press coverage.
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Lodge of Elks
Margaret Theater
The
Elks of Anaconda
Lodges of Elks
Philadelphia
Anaconda Aerie
Order of Eaglese
Butte
Aenue
Eagles
Anaconda
Omaha
Neb
A. Kk. Reviere
W. A. Logan
W. J. Hicks
Thomas McTague
KE. A. Christie
A. H. Neal
Dr. H. W. Stephens
John Reese
Fred Gangner
W. Y. Wyckoff
Tim Calnan
Thomas Cannon
C. A. Tuttle
Charles Bertsch
W. G. Higgins
C. M. Sawyer
George W. Sparrow
Frank R. Carton
George Simoneau
Bert Eldridge
G. McMullen
Charles Keenan
Ole Raban
Oscar W. Olson
C. Gormly
T. F. Ryan
John H. Shule
F. H. Clinton
Charles E. Carther
Local notices and sales highlight Anaconda city page
Community items including piano tuning and shopping deals at Verberckmoes and Coy s harness shop. Local figures such as Dr H C Gardner and Mrs Waterbury host a Grand Army of the Republic meeting while Peter Staton s funeral is announced near Willow Creek. Notables J W Blair and Ed Heimbach appear in business and mining context.
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The
Grand Army of the Republic
Peter Staton
Ang
Ic Staton
Willow Creek
the Hill Cemetery
Anaconda
J. W. Blair
Montana
Nevada Creek Valley
Mr. Blair
Chicago
Probate of Michael T. Pierce Will in Deer Lodge Court
In the Third Judicial District Deer Lodge County Montana a probate hearing is set for June 19 1909 at 9 30 am to prove the will of Michael T Pierce and to hear Charles J Kellys application for letters of administration. Any interested party may appear and contest. Clerk Barney Hogan.
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Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Deer Lodge
Michael T. Pierce
Charles J. Kelly
Barney Hogan
Debate on Tariff Nearing End in Senate
Washington June 13 The senate nears final action on the tariff bill with Aldrich hopeful for passage by next Saturday and Beveridge predicting no delay beyond next week. Key items pending include lumber pulp paper hides coal zinc window glass scrap iron and petroleum with night sessions planned this week and a potential crude oil duty of a quarter of a cent a gallon and 25 percent ad valorem on refined petroleum. The finance committee also weighs a drawback provision and changes to binding twine bagging and lithographers protection against German view cards.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Beveridge
House
Finance Committee
Florida
Senate Committee On Finance
Wyoming
United States
Germany
Fifteen Japanese Strike Leaders Held for Trial in Hawaii
Honolulu June 13 Fifteen Japanese strike leaders arrested yesterday were held for trial by District Judge Whitney on charges of conspiring to riot or murder. High sheriffs ordered no large crowds near the courthouse as authorities fear disorder while the case proceeds.
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Honolulu
W. L. Whitney
Hawaiian Islands
Territorial District Court
Jarrett
W. J. Robinson
William P. Henry
Territorial
Grand Jury
Jiji
Japanese Higher Wage Association
W. A. Kinney
Nippo
Senichi Ugeno
Hill pushes Penticton branch to gain Rockies foothold
James J. Hill informed Calgary mayor Jamieson that he is rushing the Penticton British Columbia branch to secure a strong foothold in the Rocky mountain region and to access the prairie provinces.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
James J. Hill
Jamieson
Calgary
Penticton, B. C
Rocky Mountain
Canada
Prairie Provinces
City Engineer C P Smith resigns amid street program disputes
Kalispell June 12. City Engineer C P Smith resigns in response to heavy criticism of his stance on large street improvements and an editorial in an evening paper, with resignation taking effect immediately by order to Mayor Jones.
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The
Standard
Kalispell
C. P. Smith
Jones
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