Anaconda Plans Biggest Fourth of July Celebration
Anaconda announces the city’s grand Fourth of July spectacle with extended parade routes, 22 hours of sunshine promised by weather committee, multiple attractions, contests, a ceremonial transfer of city playground property, and a promotion for Colonel Onarheim to brigadier general. Special railway rates and round trips are offered to bring in crowds from Milwaukee and other lines.
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McKenzie
Annaconda
Anaconda
George Hunter
Mentrum
Williame
Phil Greenan
Wille
Bernard Pusher Baxter
L. G. Smith
Dick Dawson
Ben Mahan
Committee On Decrations
Comnion
John H. Tolan
Onarheim
Board of Strategy
Hiaakon
Copper City
Executive Committee
Milwaukee
Advertised Letter List From Ana Conda Post Office
Postmaster lists uncalled letters for the week ending Saturday June 23 in Ana Conda. Men and Women letters noted with numerous spellings and several misprints. foreign names include Clark Lindsay Milde Masse and Wilf. The list ends with H. F. Errett and the post office signoff.
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Anaconda
William Anders
John &§. Anderson
Marcus Anderson
J. N. Arbogast
Denny Bradley
Albert Bucher
M. Costantino Cutone
John Capp
Michael Cune
J. FL Case
Martin Downey
the Eagle Mining Company
Richard Frank
John Gilligan
Marko Z. Ciekich
Peter Geskovic
J. M. Cientie
Jens Hansen
BE. L. Harris
and Heaney
W. D. Hewes
W. A. Jones
Owen Welly
Dan Wieman
Peter Larsen
O Bk. Montgomery
Bernard Murphy
John McCarran
Dane McDonald
James Ness
Henry Nevins
Alfred Petterson
Andrew Pullok
Peter Rebish
EE. H. Rand
G. Rodgers
Lavro Sandel
Joseph Masse
Lorence Wii
H. F. Errett
Anaconda Weather Log From June Observations
Meteorological notes for Anaconda and East Anaconda by D. D. Demond list daily highs and lows across June. Entries include June 18 to 25 with fluctuating temperatures from 3 to 74 degrees and incomplete OCR issues throughout the dataset.
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D. Demond
Anaconda
Anaconda Pacific Railway Announces Daily Round Trip Tickets
Beginning June, the Butte Anaconda Pacific railway will offer daily round trip tickets from Anaconda to Gresson and return for 380 cents. Tickets from Butte to Gregson and return cost 60 cents.
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Butte
New Rules Adopted for Forest Reserves
Commitees appointed by livestock interests and forest partners outline new governance for forest reserves. The action signals administrative changes and cooperative oversight involving local ranchers, stock raisers, and conservation groups.
Forest advisory boards to govern stock on reserves
Federal rule allows main livestock associations to form a five member advisory committee to consult with foresters before finalizing annual stock numbers and range divisions. The committee’s recommendations are binding on the association unless conflicting with regulations. Reservations include notice of changes and meeting rules to ensure all members may attend or proxy.
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Department
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Forcester
Italians Strike at Tacoma Laborers Demand Higher Wages
Tacoma Railway and Power company men marched to Jefferson avenue this morning and ordered the American laborers to quit work. Fifteen men obeyed. All the Italians carried arms. Police did not interfere. The Italians strike for higher wages.
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Tacoma Railway and Power Company
Jefferson Avenue
Italian Laborers Strike Breaker Work in Tacoma
About 200 Italian laborers employed in Tacoma halted work amid tensions over wages and conditions. Officials sought negotiation to resolve disputes while workers voiced demands for fair pay and safe duties at the docks and local industries.
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Tacoma
Tillman rails at Standard Oil on rate bill clash and fears branding
Washington June 25 After the senate met the clerk announced the railroad rate bill action and Tillman, noting his name was not attached, criticized the conference deal. He warned the change would shield Standard Oil from regulation, said the mood shifted in conference, and that voting for the report would brand every senator with Standard Oil on their foreheads while dismissing independent interests as myths.
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Michael Patrick Finnegan
Tolan
Ed Davis
Otto Glaser
Kiddle
Washington
Senate
House
Tillman
McLaurin
Standard Off
Standard Oil Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ben Tillman
Royal Hawaiian Band Delights Anaconda Audiences at Margaret Theater
The Royal Hawaiian Band from Honolulu performed yesterday at the Margaret Theater to unusually small crowds, delivering continuous high quality music that delighted all. Miss Lei Lehua captivated both matinee and evening audiences while the male soloists impressed, marking a standout city visit. Several locals plan to travel to Butte to hear the band today.
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Royal Hawaiian
Honolulu
Margaret Theater
Anaconda
Lei Lehua
Butte
New York Impregnable Coast Defenses Described
M C Sullivan in Technical World Magazine argues coast defenses near New York are almost impregnable and expanding. U S plans 50 million dollars for fortifications with one million for Forts Hamilton and Schuyler, plus rapid-fire scouting ships telegraphes portable telephones and a flying periscope enabling rapid targeting within miles.
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M. C. Sullivan
The
Technical World Magazine
United States
Hamilton
Schuyler
New York
Royal visit activity at Inwick Castle planned for July
London reports the king and queen will visit the Duke of Northumberland at Inwick castle on July 11 and 16. The band of the fifth Northern berland Fusileers is ordered to play on the terrace during dinner. The battalion will be under canvas near the castle, and troops will patrol the streets at the royal arrival. Active preparations for the royal reception are underway.
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London
Duke of Northumberland
Inwick Castle
Northemberland Fusileers
Iles
Convention in October Held by Insurance Superintendents
New York June 26. The executive committee of the National Association of State Insurance Superintendents met and decided to hold the annual convention in Washington on October 4 and 5, pending final arrangements.
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New York
National Association of State Insurance Superintendents
Washington
Senate Passes Bills On Shanghaiing Prohibition and Flags
Washington June 25 The senate passed two bills tonight one prohibiting shanghaing in the United States and the other authorizing delivery to the Southern Historical Society of unidentified battle flags of the Confederate army in the possession of the secretary of war.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Southern Historical Society
Skidoo Phone Number Too Much for Colonel Embler
Gen. Andrew H. Embler changed his telephone number after long calls to the old line 23. A series of confusion and jokes followed as neighbors and Mrs. Embler misaddressed inquiries about Mr. Skidoo and the Skidoos, prompting the change.
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New Haven
Conn
Andrew H. Embler
Skidoo
Hanna’s Body to Rest in Grand Marble Mausoleum
Cleveland reports the mausoleum for Senator Marcus A. Hanna rises on a knoll near Garfield's tomb with a granite and marble tomb costing nearly 50 000 dollars. The Hanna family funds the structure while Western Reserve University will receive a memorial chair funded by popular subscription.
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Cleveland
Garfield
Rockefeller
Marcus A. Hanna
Western Reserve University
Flight solved says Grimes in Tech World Magazine
E B Grimes writes that motor driven Wright aircraft show hundred and sixty flights with a man aboard The Wright flyer weighs 800 pounds and is truly a flying machine driven by a V4 horse power gasoline engine It flew 2415 miles at over 388 miles an hour The article notes vast military implications if such a flyer were perfected and used in war, including reconnaissance and bombardment potential.
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E. B. Grimes
Technical World Magazine
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Dreyfus Case Opens With Prosecution Voice
In Paris the procurator general Ban doin opened the supreme court argument declaring Dreyfus innocent and Esterhazy guilty He urged quashing the proceedings without a retrial.
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Paris
Supreme Court
M. Bandoin
Dreyfus
Esterhazy
Baldwin Nomination for Pomeroy Postmaster
Washington dispatch reports the president has sent to the senate the nomination of N. O. Baldwin to be postmaster at Pomeroy Washington, dated June 25. The move adds a local federal appointment as the nation debates postal service affairs.
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Washington
Senate
N. O. Baldwin
Pomeroy, Wash
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