Symons to Stay in Twilight League After Protest
The Symons store team will remain in the Twilight League after directors rescinded a protest over an alleged nonemployee pitcher. Official umpire Frank Jones was chosen for the remainder of the season, with a doubleheader set for Amy Field and a top clash between the Post Office team and Cornell’s tonight for the league title.
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All Io Lovely
Symont
Lny
Symons
Skiljian
League
Gillis
Boas Fide
Frank Jones
Amy
Lymone
Luteys
Cornell
Philadelphia and New York League Doubleheaders Reported
Philadelphia wins one of two as hitting sparkles the first game and opportune hitting seals the second. New York takes both ends at home with solid pitching, while Chicago and Cleveland clash in a tight contest and St Louis battles rain shortened.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Kameechook
Smith
Ramonstan
RSL
Siith
Lemonaton
Ware
Plank
Fierrick
Powers
Gam
Washington Philadelphia
Falkenberg
Meydon
Dygert
Sehreck
New York
Kitson
Borton
Veecony Rils Nore
Batteries
Kente
Cheshen
Orth
Kiemnow
Winter
Okerln
Herris
Origen
Fison
Glaze
Jacobsen and
Armbruster
Chicas
Cleveland
Datrvil St
Ereb
Chicago and St Louis clash in early National League game
Chicago collects five of nine hits with two walks and a sacrifice as St Louis pitchers struggle in a National League tilt. Glynn triples for the Cardinals and scores on Byron's single to back a strong start before Cincinnati power presses Pittsburgh and Brooklyn battles.
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Chicago
St. Lovig
Chicuma
Mel Glynn
St. Louis
Byron
Dockstader minstrelsy lauded as clean up to date show
Review from Butte praising Dockstader’s minstrel performance at the Brookway last night as first class and clean with new jokes. Lew Dockstader Neil O’Brien and others presented a lively program with moving pictures and song, leaving the audience satisfied with value.
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Dockstader
Te Bropaway
Mary
Lew Dockstader
Neil O'Brien
Mart
Lake Churap
Cnime
American Pro Amoter to Sue City Over Restaurant riots
Private advices report the promoter of the Horseshoe restaurant plans to sue San Francisco city in California courts to recover restaurant property damaged during recent anti Japanese riots in San Francisco. District Attorney Devlin will represent the Japanese in the action.
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Washington
San Weanelaca
Nuit
California
Ban Francian
Anninger
Devlin
San Franciaco Raya
Japantas
Gala Day at Gardens for Children of Butte
Butte children will enjoy a gala day at Columbia Gardens on Thursday. Free transport to the gardens is offered in the morning and return trips may be made between 1 and 6 pm. They will be cared for without price until 2 pm, after which standard rates apply.
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Mayor Corby
Toulette
Northern Pacific
Butte
Culummla Gardens
Butte Briefs Mention Helena Visitor and Renshaw Hall
H G Burdick of Helena visits Butte as word spreads about tensions surrounding Renshaw hall. One proprietor T W Coates denies claims that any young girls are housed there, stating the matter is unfounded and rumors are circulating.
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Ant Renshaw
T. W. Coates
Renshaw Hall
Court case at Ren shaw hall over current management clash
Reports from St James hospital say Louis Tomasen a fourteen year old boy who shot himself Sunday night is holding his own and still has a fighting chance for recovery. The youth's wounds were multiple yet doctors remain confident in surgical skill guiding his care.
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St. James’ ‘Hospital
Louis Tomasen
Sheepshead Bay Results Highlight Busy Program
At Row York on June 4 the Sheepshead Bay card produced quick finishes with Cairngorm yon winning the first race over Ginette and Sister Francis. Notasulgy captured the Rosebud stakes with Jane Swift second. Confederate led the turf event, while Live Wire took the five and a half furlong dash on the main track.
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Row York
Sheepshead Bay
Cairngorm Yon
Ginette
Sister Francis
Rifleman
Ileradolua
Proublemaker
Notasulgy
Jane Swift
Sovereign
Hamilton Notes Real Estate Transfers and Local News
Hamilton notes record real estate transfers including Louis G. Clark to Henry Van finerlen in Darby and Julia De Nayer to James Foust in Stevensville, plus 160 acre Florence and multiple lots. Reports cover arrivals from Victor schools, readers from Spokane and Chicago, and a postponed Bonner baseball game due to rain with a planned opening game next Sunday between Nunilton and Victor.
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Hamilton
Louis G. Clark
Helena
Henry van Finerlen
Missoula
Darby
Robert W. Robertson
Cowell
Stevensvillé
Dr. J. Richardson
Eugene Dengel
Spokane
Florence
Joseph Appolo
Perdinand Wel
B. H. Drinkenberg
Riverview
Julia de Nayer
James Foust
Stevensville
Eben Downing
Oliver Blood
W. Te Waugh
Albert Downing
Clinton
Triangle
G Williamson
Victor
Alexander DB
Burnett
Parisie Monthly
F. D. Nichols
Bitter Root Kleitlet Trriggtion Company
R. 4. O'Hara
Alissaula
Hus
Chicago
Amone Thasa
Dr. Monroe of
Marley
Migeoula
Grace Gibford Rama
Missauly
Uils
Bonner
Nunilton
Jonal
Nf Hess
Iarne Crawdy
Ennie
Montana at Annapolia Selections and Naval Academy Report
Special manager in the Stannard district reports Montana officials Dick Ingon and W. D. Keeney have completed examinations and been certified. In New York on June 24 the quarterly bond and interest discharges for the year by several corporations are projected to total seven grants.
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Stannard
Woshington
B. BF
Dick Ingon
W. D. Keeney
Montana
Naval Academy
Annapolia
New York
Oarterly
Record total reaches new July high in data
The message notes a July total of 18,971,078 suggesting a record high surpassing all previous July figures. It references the larger aggregate compared with last year's totals and other prior July records. The fragment hints at financial or statistical reporting without full context.
Twin Bridges Faces Flood Fear After Heavy Rain
Special Dispatch reports Twin Bridges records the heaviest valley rainfall in years. Two to three inches poured Saturday night into Sunday morning, swelling Beaverhead and Ruby rivers to new highs and threatening town floods. Farmlands, grain, palace and other vegetables in Jefferson valley sit one to two feet underwater, while range grass shows a robust boost for grazing.
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Beaverhead
Pir Ania
Jefferson Valley
Roosevelt appoints Ban Non to Indian commissioners
President Roosevelt named Michael J Ban non of New York City to the board of Indian commissioners succeeding Dr Maurice Francis Fagan who resigned to take a diplomatic post. The notice also lists William Cronk as postmaster of Townsend Montana and notes the new enrollment is attached.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Michael J. Bannon
New York City
Board of Indian Commissioners
Maurice Francis Fagan
Wiliam Cronk
Townsend. Mont
Legals Latige Estate of Mrs A W Wilder Deceased
Notice by the Administratrix of the estate of Mrs A W Elder Deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate. Claims must be presented with proper documentation within four months of first publication at the law office of GCM Sawyer Rank Tillings Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Mrs B B Dixon Administratrix dates at Anaconda this 20th day of June 1997.
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A. W. Wilder
A. W. Elder
GCM
Sawyer
Sawyer, Rooms 1 and 1), Rank Tilling, Anaconda, Deer Godge County
Mont
Deer Tudge
Montana
B. B. Dixon
Anaconda
Notice to Creditors for Estate of Exbert Powell
Notice is hereby given by the administrator Eugene Poel to creditors and all persons having claims against Exbert T. Powell deceased to exhibit them within 10 months after first publication. Claims to be filed at C J Walsh 309 Hast Park avenue Anaconda Montana the place for the representation of the business of said estate. Dated Anaconda Mont June 10 1907.
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Exbert T. Powell
Mbert T. Powell
C. J. Walsh
Hast Park Avenue
Rep
Suides
Deer Lodge
Montana
Eugene Poel
Sure of
Anaconda
Mont
Notice to Stockholders of Allen Company Meeting
Notice to stockholders states the annual meeting of the Allen Company will be held at 2 p.m. on July 8, 1907, at the Durston Building Angonda Mant. to elect officers and transact other proper business. By order of the Board of Directors W T Mahoney, Secretary Anaconda Mont June 2 1907 See the SANE EB
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The
Allen Company
Company Soome
Durston Building
Angonda
Mant
Nday
W. Tl. Mahoney
Anaconda
Mont
SANE
Notice of Fortechure to J A Milley and heirs
Notice to J A Milley and heirs that a sum of 500 dollars was extended for labor and improvements on the Lucky Boy No. 2 and Lucky Bay No. 3 quartz lode mining claims in Deer Lodge County Montana within Silver Lakes mining district. Earlier claims locations appeared in book 1, pages 245 and 39. The notice, dated 1905, requires payment within nine years from service or within six years from publication to maintain the claim rights under state and federal mining law. Public publication is required for all interested parties.
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Milley
Tabor
Lucky Bay
Deer Lodge
Mant
Wid
Dalvid
Deer Endga
United & States
Ava
Yan
Lis Nes Hee
Dakergigand
Corey
Agi Meatier
Tivet
Resolution creating special improvement district No 44 in Anaconda
City council resolves to create special improvement district No 44 in Anaconda Deer Lodge county Montana to pave and curb the north sidewalk of Fourth street between Locust and Maple streets with a concrete sidewalk and five foot width. Assessments to be paid over three years via special improvement warrants and published before July 1 1907. The plans are by the city engineer and costs estimated at about 300 dollars. Signed by Mayor Evans and City Clerk Emwards.
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Anaconda
Deer Vader County
Montana
Fourth Street
Lotus Street
Maple Street
City of
Deer Lodge
Mottana
Said County
Loonst Street
Staple Street
Locust
Locust Street
Sata Fourth Street
Evans
Witest
Roger Emwards
Notice of Forfeiture in Ole Son Gulch Mining District
Notice to co-owners of a lode claim in the Ole Son Gulch mining district Lodge county Montana. Pays the required amount to hold the claim under section 23M of the revised statutes. If nonpayment occurs, the claim will be forfeited to the public recorders office. April 1902 copy posted by DANNY and coowners.
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Nash
Jals Wells
Loda Milling
Ole~son Gulch
Ter Lodge County
Mont
County
Alaric and Recorders Atlas
Lode Lorations
Tor' Ace
Peary
Popys
Totusa
Axel
Totti T
Denny
Tarey
Antain
P. A
Taragy
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