Pickpocket Sentenced in Anaconda Train Theft Case
James Morgan, a newcomer to Anaconda, pleaded guilty to petit larceny for pocketing a man’s valuables on a train from Mountain View park during the Scandinavian picnic day. Judge Murphy imposed six months in the county jail and a $250 fine, nearly the maximum. Frank Brien identified Morgan and prosecutors hope the harsher sentence deters future crooks at the park.
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Anaconda
James Morgan
Mr. Morgan
William Saunders
Mountain View Park
Saunders
Frank Brien
Morgan
Justice of the Peace
Murphy
Sall
Frank O'Brien
Band Picnic in Mountain View Park Tomorrow
Anaconda’s brass band led by Charles Lawrenson holds its regular annual picnic at Mountain View park tomorrow. A morning parade will traverse principal streets, afternoon trains will run to the park, and a seven piece orchestra will provide music for dancing into the evening with several cash prizes for the best dancers.
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Anaconda
Charles Lawrenson
Mountain View Park
Missoula Trip Tests Local Baseball Team
Missoula's crack baseball team leaves tonight for a trip that marks their first chance this season to face the losers' purse. The steamier team plans to whip the Missoula amateurs and the suits are due to be finished by July. The squad heading to Missoula tonight differs from the earlier visitors to that town.
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Missoula
Missoula Tongut
Censure Vote Fails Over Boer Cattle Restocking
In Ottawa on June 26 Mr Pope moved a censure motion against the government over imperial buying of cattle in the United States for Boer farm restocking. Sir William Mullock and Sydney Fisher defended efforts in the matter. The resolution was defeated.
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Ottawa
Mr. Pope
United States
William Mullock
Sydney Fisher
Water Sprinkling Brings Citizen Complaints In Anaconda
Residents protest street sprinkling method on Main and other streets claiming center coverage wastes funds. Officials blame merchants while asserting no public works justify spending, as alleys house disease risks and the city collects about 9000 dollars annually from payroll taxpayers. A formal protest is hinted for the next city council meeting.
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Main
Anaconda
Treasury orders issued unlawfully for over three million
Assistant District Attorney Clarke pursuing old dock board cases reported through John Doe proceedings that treasurer's orders totaling 3,163,761 were issued in violation of law to favored contractors without public letting in New York.
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New York
Clarke
Old Dock Board
John Doe
Lieut R H Fenner Returns to His Post
Lieut R H Fenner and his wife formerly Miss Carlotta Elling have been visiting his parents in Virginia City. They left for duty at Vancouver Barracks Washington after a furlough. Mrs Fenner Jr illness prolonged the leave by two weeks.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
R. H. Fenner
Carlotta Elling
L. A. Fenner
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Fenner, Jr
Railway Announces Weekend Rates to Gregson Springs
Beginning Saturday May 23 and weekly thereafter the B A P railway sets round trip fares to Gregson Springs from Ansonda and Butte. Tickets are valid on all trains from noon Saturday to noon Monday each weekend until further notice.
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Gregson Springs
Ansonda
Gregson
T.e Butte
Khacarson
Butte
Elena
Alaconda
Hamilton
Ravaili
Allowi
Ravallis
Northern Pacific
James Grisenthwaite
the Ravalli
Hamilton, Mont
Postmaster General Payne Sidelined by Ill Health
Washington reports Postmaster General Payne did not visit the post office department due to ill health. He attended the cabinet meeting briefly and spent the day resting in his apartments. A single buggy and harness were for sale at Bleuernagel's second hand store.
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Washington
Payne
Post Office Department
Bleuernagel
Anaconda District Faces Bronded Indebtedness Near Legal Limit
The Anaconda area school board met last evening with Trustees Gosnell Flynn and Sullivan present. They discussed insurance on Bryan school, Mill Creek roof repairs, census work, bond sales, and a semiannual financial report. The Bryan building insurance was divided between Smith and Wellcome Peckover, and bond sales remained unsold.
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Gosnell
Flynn
Sullivan
M. J. FitzPatrick
Bryan
Mill Creek
Alice Mahoney
Kogatz
R. de B. Smith
Wellcome & Peckover
FitzPatrick
Custer
Kk. Rawlins & Co
Sian Wa Mts
Fats Beat Leans In Tight Exhibition With Lively Umpiring
The Fats defeated the Leans in a well played game before about 209 fans. Rod Williams starred for the Fats with strong pitching while Warren May caught. Leans featured Dr Owens and Pyneill behind the plate and outfielders in solid form. notes of disputed calls and a forthcoming rematch at $100 a side.
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Fats
Leone
Dr. Owens
Py Neill
Hoth
Benson
Charles Tuttle
Pete Miner
John Tolun
Lemire
Clinton
Colemain
Rod Williams
Warren May
Pekower
Sam Christian
Norberk
Frinke
Pratt
Smith
Levengowl
Littl
Louw Coleman
Whester
Wile Steading
Light Un Seed Correct Before Col of Clags
A fragmentary OCR note discusses adjusting light and seed timing before column and clags. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to establish a full event. The record preserves the brief mention of preparation steps in a historical newspaper fragment.
Seed Contract Controversy Centers on Light Weight Packages
June 6 report from Warrington states an affidavit by Charles Kingrey of Malts Church Va alleges A Nellis of New York diverted funds by not keeping weight records and distributing light weight seed packages for a government contract. Secretary Wilson said 15 000 of the total 150 000 contract was withheld pending probe into nonperformance and late shipment. Kingsley, foreman for Nellis, claims no books recorded seed tonnage and weights were instructed to run light, causing delays and inspection difficulties.
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Warington
Nellis
Saurt
Elaima
Charles Kingrey
Mal's Church
A. (. Nellis
New York
Furnichingeen
Thi
Wilson
Nellis Sen Toe
Kingsley
Neilis
From the Brooklyn Hague on Native Monuments
French savants study pre Columbian history while Americans neglect native monuments. The destroy action is pre Columbian. to preserve is to be enlightened. Let us avoid defeat by ignorance and preserve light.
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Brooklyn Hague
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Fast Park
McRae & Co
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
Presch
General Fund
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Ad- Moore
Ncdadt
Cp eeOle
Ewes
J. A. Koontz
H. A. Nell
Vos
Cscs
Ccsccsecacy
Anaconda Real Estate and Insurance Company
Daly Bank and “Trust
Caine
Library Fund
Credit Library Fund
Dolan & Hamill
Canaell
McRae
Hungary
Thomas Collins
Frances Kinassey
Historical Club
Garfield Ave
Chicago
Ill
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Cardus
Fearne Kem
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Fats Whip
Lows Weis Lieronry
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Moose Lake Mining Ocs Treasury
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M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
JF. &. Norbeck
Ass’t Cashier
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Hamilton, Moat
Lass
Rootbeer
Chas. BE
Bires Ce
Ralveru, Pa
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PNGLS
Montana
Anaconda, Montana
John S. Marshall
Mgr
A. Augendre
Paris
Newbroug Co
Mont
Rue Evans Chemicat Co
Cincinnati
Expres
Board of Managers of
Soldiers’ Home
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Ont
Miller
Helena
J. L. Sloane
Missouri
H. &. Cannon
Kalispell
Board of Managers
C. B. Miller
Melena
John KR. Eardley
Charles Herbert Foster
Range
Weat
Barney McDonald
William Flaett
William Barnowsky
Jacob Sect
Anaconda, Mont
Frank DL
Miracle
Register
Allen Gold Mining Company
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Momee Needey
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Beere
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