Danielsville Camp Emerges As Anaconda Area Mines Attract Attention
Report from Anaconda to Danielsville describes a new camp rapidly developing along Race Track road. Builders and local residents including Tom Daniels and Archie Lingo usher a bustling town with several early mines such as Amaxon Independence, Rocky Mountain and Yellow Jacket. The reporter notes groundwork and heavy blasting to create access and suggests genuine mining potential despite costly prep work.
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Standard
Danielsville
New
el Dorado
Antelope Gulch
Fredrickson
Board of Commissioners
Anaconda
Race Track
Race Track Creek
Frank Jones
Tom Daniels
Dick Lacourse
Archie Lingo
Ed McKenna
William Dorian
William Farquhar
John Manley
Matt Potega
Sam Jones
Amaxon Independence
Rocky Mountain
Yellow Jacket
Wellsston merchant's tale of health turnabout through Pink Pills
George W. Ontentt of Wellston Oklahoma recounts a near collapse from fatigue dizziness and poor blood and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health. He praises the medicine as a food builder and nerve tonic and urges others to try it. The pills cost 50 cents a box or 2.50 for six with genuine product guarantees from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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George W. Ontextt
Wellston
Okla
Dr. Williams
Sugar Loaf Mountain mining camp develops near 6000 feet
At Sugar Loaf mountain the camp sits on a wooded hill about 6000 feet high opposite the town. A trail two miles long leads to the summit with a mill site at the foot of the mountain. Plans call for a 10 stamp mill and a bucket tramway to haul ore from the summit to the mill. The ore bodies appear ample to justify the improvements. William Kelliher.
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Sugar Loaf
William Kelliher
Not Enough Evidence Dismisses Joseph Shafer
Police Judge Hayes discharged Joseph Shafer after a preliminary hearing finding insufficient evidence to bind him over for trial on assault in the second degree. The woman, Bertie Shafer, awaits district court action with bond set at $200 while County Attorney Duffy plans to seek permission to not file against her.
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Bertie Shafer
Haves
Joe Shafer
Hayes
Shafer
Duffy
District Court
Shafers
Front Street
O'Brien
Bids Sought for Hauling Ore to Race Track Siding
The Race Track Mining and Milling Co invites bids to haul ore from Danielsville mines to Race Track siding for loading onto cars. Bids due by July 1. Company may reject any or all bids. Communications to Thomas DaNiels, Danielsville via Anaconda. Frank Jones, Richard Lacourse, Thomas Daniels.
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Race Track Mining and Milling Company
Danielsville
Race Track
Thomas DaNiels
Anaconda
Frank Jones
Richard Lacourse
Cheap Excursion Fares On Northern Pacific Rail Line
Round trip tickets to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Omaha St Joseph Council Bluffs and Kansas City priced at 42 for Chicago and inland routes 53.50 for Chicago area and 49.50 to St Louis and intermediate points May 28 to June 9 San Francisco 50 Los Angeles 60 July 4 5 6 St Paul Minneapolis 24.50 August 4 to 9 San Francisco 50 Los Angeles 60 Berth reservations and info available from Agent Butte Anaconda & Pacific railway Anaconda Montana.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Butte
Anaconda
Rockefeller pleads guilty to assault at Mountain View picnic
William Rockefeller pleaded guilty to assault in the third degree and was fined $20 and costs by Justice Quane after a fight at a Mountain View park picnic last Sunday. He fled to Butte before a warrant could be served and was arrested there, then brought back to Anaconda by Constable Lynch.
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William Rockefeller
Justice of the Peace
Rockefeller
Mountain View Park
Butte
Anaconda
Denny Lynch
Lake Shore Tours offers eastern resort routes and rates
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway issues a new summer book Lake Shore Tours with a Selected list of eastern resorts, routes and rates. Copies available on application to W B Mutter or C F Daly. Tailor-made suits start at $1 and up. Union label. Thueson.
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Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Lake Shore Tours
W. BB. Mutter
N. W. PA
Endicott Arcade
St. Paul
Minn
C. F. Daly
Chicago
Union
Thueson
East Park Avenue
No Word From Her Husband in Mattie Richardson Death
Inquiry into the death of Mattie Richardson at St. Ann's hospital reveals her husband resides in St. Paul where he runs a barber shop. No reply has arrived to notices sent about her death, and county funds may cover her burial costs.
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Mattie Richardson
St. Ann's Hospital
Huusband
St. Paul
McRae & Co. Sale on Ladies Footwear
Hand turned ladies oxfords now $1.90 and ladies slippers $1.25. Ladies French heel shoes reduced from $4.59 to 82.65 cents. McRae and Co. advertise a limited sale on these footwear items.
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McRae & Co
City Hall team dominates Foothill nine 9 to 1 in juvenile derby
City Hall defeated Foothill 9 to 1 in a game featuring city’s top juvenile players. Lineups list Keogh Bet tis Malvey Hogan Smail Ervin Stiff Sleepy Perry for City Hall and O Leary Peterson Anderson French Lyons McMann Harrington Short Malloy for Foothill.
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City Hall
Foothill
Keogh
Bettis
Malvey
Hogan
Smail
Ervin
Stiff
Sleepy
Perry
O' Leary
Peterson
Anderson
Landry Case Postponed to Next Monday Morning
Justice of the Peace Quake postponed the trial of James Landry on vagrancy charges until next Monday at 10 oclock. The postponement came because some witnesses were not present for yesterday's scheduled proceedings.
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James Landry
Justice of the Peace
Landry
Short on Farm Help in Kansas Wheat Harvest
Kansas City reports a miscalculation of the wheat crop size and a demand for 19 000 additional harvesters. Superintendent Howard says he could ship thousands more if available, while farmers intercept laborers bound for distant points and Nebraska asks Kansas City for harvesters.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Howard
State Free Employment Bureau
Nebraska
Gardner denial ends snowslide statement rumors
In Denver on June 19 the court of inquiry found that Adj. Gen. George W. Gardner did not make the quoted remark calling the Telluride snowslide disaster a judgment of God on miners for their labor troubles. The inquiry concluded he used no language unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.
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Denver
Court of Inquiry
Adj
George W. Gardner
Telluride
Gardner
Rockefeller Gifts Cornell $150,000 for Matching Fund
John D. Rockefeller gave Cornell University a $150,000 check on condition the university raise the same amount, a goal that was reached. President Schurman announced the match was completed.
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New York
Schurman
Cornell
John D. Rockefeller
Sugar Prices Reduced Across Refined Grades
New York June 19 sugar prices reduced with grades 5 6 and 7 down ten points and all other grades down five points.
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New York
Pullman's Nephew Dies in New York
William C. Pullman nephew of the late George M. Pullman and known as a railroad supply dealer died last night in New York City from heart disease.
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New York
William ¢. Pullman
George M. Pullman
Ten Dozen 45c Waists At McRae Co
Incomplete notice notes a sale of waists at McRae & Co with a price around 45 cents and a range of sizes and colors. It also mentions screen doors and windows at Slage's as part of the same notice.
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McRae & Co
Slage’s
TWO MORE MAJOR GENERALS
The senate committee on military affairs approved promotions for several officers. Promoted to major generals are J. C. Bates and George W. Davis. Other promoted officers include Cass, Theodore J. Wint, Frank Baldwin, Jesse M. Lee, William Hi. Carter to brigadier general and Tasker H. Bliss to brigadier general. Forwood becomes surgeon general. Lieut. Cola J. A. Augur and Charles A. Nobles named colonels.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
J. C. Bates
George W. Davis
Cass
Theodore J. Wint
Frank Baldwin
Jesse M. Lee
William Hi. Carter
Tasker H. Bliss
Forwood
Lieut. Cola
J. A. Augur
Charles A. Nobles
Milwaukee Bishop Attacks Tobacco Use
Bishop Nicholson of the Milwaukee Episcopal diocese issues a strong pronouncement against tobacco, arguing it offers no spiritual or physical benefit and citing untold evils from its use. He even questions the historical introduction of tobacco by Sir Walter Raleigh.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Nicholson
Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese
Walter Raleigh
England
Donnelly Shorthorn Sale Post Staggering Totals
In Des Moines Iowa on June 19 the E 8 Donnelly sale of shorthorn cattle averaged high prices. The 99 head brought 76980 with a herd of 50 totaling 40000 and 49 heifers 36900. Butterfly Inl sired by Wildwood sold to B R Steel of Ireland Iowa for 1700 and several animals exceeded 1000.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Donnelly
Wildwood
B. R. Steel
Ireland
Mortensen Seeks New Trial In Murder Case
Salt Lake June 19 Attorneys for Peter Mortensen the contractor convicted of the murder of J R Hay last December filed notice of a motion for a new trial before Judge Morse. Grounds are purely statutory and the motion will likely be heard July 5 when sentence is due.
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Salt Lake
Peter Mortensen
J. R. Hay
Morse
Mortensen
Separating Two Jacks in a New York City Case
A magistrate hears two confidence men story about robbing a farmer in town. They tell how they bet the farmer they could shuffle and reveal two Jacks together. The judge, named O'Brien and Devine, sentences: four years for O'Brien and three for Devine, cracking a final bet that the two Jacks would not appear together.
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New York Times
New York City
Metropolis
Jack O’brien
Jack Devine
O'Brien
Devine
Debate Opens on Philippine Civil Government Bill in House
Wisconsin's Mr. Cooper leads a nearly three hour defense of administration policy and argues the Philippine question should not be partisan. Virginia's Mr. Jones presents Democratic views before the House, with night sessions planned and a large attendance for the opening debate.
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Washington
House
Cooper
Wisconsin
Committee On
Philippines
Spain
Jones
Virginia
Gillett
Massachusetts
Insular
United States
Orient
Congress
Philippine Commission
Insular Treasury
Mr. Jones
Louisiana
Buencamino
Dr. Jones
Night session adjourned to tomorrow at eight
At 4 50 p m the order for a night session was vacated and the house adjourned until eight o clock tomorrow.
Mother and daughter clash over education sparks at dinner
In the Brooklyn Eagle excerpt a mother scolds a backward child while guests discuss how rigorous female education changes marriage. The girl cries that if her mother loved her she would stop turning her into an old maid with harsh lessons.
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The
Brooklyn Eagle
Mabel
Daly Bank and Trust Company of Anaconda Notice
An excerpt indicates a general banking business operation by Daly Bank and Trust Company of Anaconda. The fragment mentions accounts solicited and correspondence intended to solicit deposits or inquiries.
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Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
Anaconda
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