Anaconda Plans Fourth of July Celebration
A meeting of Anaconda citizens and business leaders led by Mayor Gian Jaen discussed Fourth of July plans. A parade by Anaconda’s band will precede a ceremony reading the Declaration of Independence, with athletic events, crafts, and a dance in the evening. Prizes for races, lemonade and popcorn for children, and decorations by R S Mentrum are planned along with a military salute and fireworks at 4 o clock in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganguer
Comiec
Myer
Giangnee
Daing
Copperetty
Nubiber
Cititizens
Titngner
Soltelting von
Sean
Houta
Mies
Elias
Alayor Bewer
Goodfriend
byAhiss
Anaconin Iugies
Dellyorad
Mentrum
Te Cane
Caplan Hathowan
Anecanda
John Marchion
Lina
IMAC
Fred Gian Jaen
Mathewson
Idrsen
Gorge EB
Vayer
Gnade
Jol Marenson
Ted
Hownram
Th. Pullery
Clifford
Weadelavon
AL de ‘Uehseberer
Frank Tool
Bowman
Charlies Branscombe
Dr. BD
Dl Macdonald
W. M. Montgon
Witte & Co
A. Th Snaw
George L Vayer
C. J. Patterson
Willine Ale Andrews
J. MocMino
Warey Trent
Barney Hazan Fiumiee
W. J. Tousen
Sig Cand
Foil
Chinton
T 1
Roach
G. OW
Sparen Muric
J. Clinton
S. Montruit
Elara
Fashion Ateneo
Convict Escapes Posses Hunt Him Near Racetrack
A Nevada Territorial dispatch reports convict McDowell escaped from a Terra county camp on Racetrack last night with a gray saddle taken from Warden Conley. McDowell, 40, over six feet, dark complexion, black hair and blue eyes, had previously served a term for horse stealing. Posses are pursuing with little chance of escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Lune
Robert McDowell
Aliss Jamey King
Counyiel
Terra
Tergs County
Frant Conley
McDowell
Teton County
Burglary Charges Filed Against Two Clinton Men
28-County Attorney Mulrunsy Med an Information direct in ie dietries court today against Thomas McGrath and William Treed charging burglary. The men, linked to the May 27 robbery of the Failue Hegens silony at Clinton, deny guilt and seek attorneys as the case proceeds with investigators detailing the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreta Tlapaih
Mulrunsy
Dietries Court
Thomas McGrath
William Treed
Brake
Magn Sehafer
Clinton
Reed
McGrath
pMpers
Ibe Ented
Brecel Vianatena Case Seeks Receiver for Milling Co
In Missoula, Henry E Wrendt and others pressed Amador Consolidated Milling and Development company with a suit. Judge Webster ordered the appointment of a receiver to take over the defendant’s effects. Fr W Kemp was named receiver with a bond of 10002 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brecel Vianatena
Standard
Missoula
Trip
Henry E. Wrendt
Amador Consolidated Milling and Development Company
Webster
Fr. W. Kemp
Iron Mountain Couple Secures Marriage License
Missoula June 28 11, Bi Ttatie and Charlotte Sullinger, well known young people of Iron Mountain, secured a marriage license from the clerk of the court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Ttatie
Charlotte Sullinger
Iron Mountain
City News Briefs from Local Notices and Trades
Fireworks and public notices fill the evening pages with union meetings and election of officers at Standard Hall. An alarm at 407 Gak Street caused no damage. Job ads seek a general house worker and a bartender. Social scenes include Mrs Norwood and relatives as guests. A hired tuner from Charles R Schappp praised for service. Kuche departs for Tooele Utah as chief chemist with accompanying wife. Real estate and saloon fixtures offered with sale due to rent. Anaconda High School Animal Association hosts a dance at Montana hotel for the Class of 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda High School Animal Association
Ain
Montana Hotel
Conscience of importer may cause restitution
New York June 78 A New York line porter unnamed offered to settle with the treasury department for duties evaded in the past. The Tribune reports the department has no knowledge of alleged frauds and notes this could be the first confession of wrongdoing without government pressure or prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tad
Treasury Department
Tribune
Department
Pin Besi
Distiller Rosenberg Found Dead in His Rooms
In Eniontown Pennsylvania Jane 38 a local wealthy distiller A Rosenberg was discovered dead in his rooms with a bruise near the right temple. Authorities believe Rosenberg killed himself shortly after his marriage ceremony in Pittsburgh yesterday. his wife remains in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eniontown
Jane
aGinx Rosenberg
Rosenbergs
Rosenberg
Pittsborg
Leowgns
Burns Hutchine Chosen University of Michigan President
Ann Arbor June 8 Henry Burns Hutchine selected as president of the University of Michigan to succeed Dr James B Angell. Hutchine named to lead the university following Angell’s long tenure, marking a major leadership transition in Michigan higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor, Mich
Henry Burns Hutchine
The
University of Michigani
Tonizhe
James B. Angell
Taft Heads to Beverly for Commencement Dinner
President Taft is en route to Beverly and will speak briefly at a commencement dinner but will not take part in the ceremonies. Former President Roosevelt attended private class events and denied any formal conference with political leaders during a Boston trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aten
Roosevelt
Lowell
Reston
Argentina
Ronsevelt
Cambridge
Lowel
Melville W. Fidler
Supreme Court of the United States
Margaret Law School Association
Boston
Great Falls Land Office Doing a Large Business
Special dispatch reports the Great Falls land office recording a substantial May activity. Burtingane and Receiver Wilson announce total fees and commissions of 27,081,102 dollars for sales, 11,485.2 for water rights, and 2,852.46 for other charges, summing to 41,417,735 dollars across counties under the fees and revenues head. The Homestead section notes 180 acres valued at 154,885 dollars and standard homestead entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meul United Shires
Burtingane
Wilson
Ge County
Filta
Etre i Irlea
Homestead Epnuidard
Fragmented OCR leads to jumbled financial terms and notes
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous monetary figures and terms such as arres, fortuity, proofs on homesteads, soldiers wings, timber, railroad rejections, and lands. It references homestead contests, original des ilal proofy on deserts, and various assessments, without coherent context or complete lines.
Men’s sale reduces prices at Atraln’s Fourth of July
Men’s sulin and Pay volt suits offered at Atraln’s during the Fourth of July week with notable price reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atraln's
RUEF APPEAL AND LONG STATEMENT FILED IN COURT
Sandune 2 Abraham Huet head with the district court of appeal voids fatay an appeal from his congle Cio and Kenton for ordering former Supervisor Murey to vote for a trolley franchise for the United Railroads. One of the longest statements ever presented to the court containing 100 pages deluged in volumes. The entire trial is reviewed and many alleged errors pointed out as grounds for reversal of judgment and a new trial. Burt who was sentenced 10 14 years imprisonment now is at Woerty on ball. Probl June 18-AT. if. eek chair men of the Naval board of managers of the National Conservation congress received a telegram from Thamag Shipp of Washington secretary of the National Conservation association stating the date of the National Conservation congress had been fixed for Sep. 7, 8 and 8 with Colonel Roosevelt to be present Sept. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandune
Abraham Huet
District Court of Ap
Fatay
Congle Cio
Kenton
Woerty On
Bal
If. Eek
Neal Board of Managers
National Conservation Congress
Thamag Shipp
Washington
Naeisnal Conservation Association
Roosevelt
Impaired import rules on wool and hair from South Africa
Government records discuss restrictions on importing wool and goat hair from South Africa. The rules specify proportions and origin claims, noting courts previously ruled such imports, containing Persian origin fibers, were not admissible when certain limits were exceeded. The document references dates and compliance details in the trade policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mite
Washington asks intervention over Nicaragua crisis
Washington, June, reports say the United States may intervene as Consul Mont Hlnefields wires that a petition with 509 signatures was presented to General Estrada urging US intervention. The Madriz government denies recent military victories while stressing anti-American sentiment and a firm stance to keep protests from causing harm to Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mont Ont Hlnefields
States Department
Algentyres
General Estrada
United States
Justine
Atofrat
Wi Fan PD
Pittman
Madea
Waht
State Department
Snnor Cores
Madria
Madriz
Batrana
Convention to be signed on railway issues in Manchuria
In St. Petersburg on June 18 A Iswalsky minister of foreign affairs and Dr Motono Japanese ambassador will sign a convention focusing on Manchuria's railroad situation. The document will be communicated to Great Britain and France before the signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
A. Iswalsky
Motono
Great Britain
William McVickar Dies at Beverly Cove Mission Bishop
William Nelgon McVickar, Episcopal bishop of Rhode Island, died at his Beverly Cove summer home after a lingering illness. He had served as bishop since 199. The Rhode Island see and church community mourn his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
William Nelgon McVickar
Rhode Island
Beverly Cove
Thode Jaki
Reverend 3ie Vickar and His Clerical Career Summary
3ie Vickar was born in New York on October 49 1849 and educated at Columbia College and Central Theological Seminary. He served as rector of Holy Trinity Harlem New York and Holy Trinity Philadelphia. He represented the church at the General Convention from 1883 to 1895 and sat on the General Missionary Society board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3Ie Vickar
New York
Columbia College
Central Theological Seminary
Holy Trinity Church
Harlem
New York City
Foly Trinity
Philadelphia
Episcopal Church
General Missionary Society
Lodge Speaks Word For Himself And Tariff Bill
Sen Henry Cabot Lodge addressed a large Republican rally in Somerville Mass urging voters to await tariff board investigations before empowering Democrats to pursue a complete tariff revision. He praised the Payne Aldrich tariff as the best possible under crude methods and credited Taft with leadership. Longworth lauded the congress and pledges, as Farm interests are emphasized by the GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Mass
Tariff Board
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Repubican Party
Longworth
Congress
Republican Party
Wiliam H. Taft
United States
Amateur aviator sets long duration flight record
New York June 25 Clifford Harmon in a Farinth biplane flew around the Mineola course 24 times. He completed the run in about 1 hour 5 minutes, covering roughly 4 miles, and appears to establish a new amateur duration record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clifford
Harmon
Mineala
Long
Sonish Tatning
Bomb Explosion in Hareelana Killing Passing Motorist
Police found a bomb in Hareelana on June 28 and were taking it to the city laboratory when it exploded. A passerby was killed and several policemen were injured. The blast disrupted traffic as authorities investigated the device and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hareelana
Bankruptcy Petition in United States District Court
In the district court of Mamtane MLM Berend, a bankrupt, filed for discharge. The court calendar shows July 11, 1910 at Helena Montana as the hearing time. Creditors and interested parties may attend to object if any to the petition. Judge Carl Rasch presiding, seal affixed June 27, 1910. Attest George W. Sproule, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Mamtane
Mlm. Berend
Carl Rasch
Sai
Helena
Mont
George W. Sproule
Handsome Young Woman Held as Accomplice
New York reports a handsome woman named Mauritio Webber held on Ellis Island as an accomplice of Fant Webber, a clerk charged with looting a German bunker in Cairo, Egypt. About $2700 found under a mattress in the woman’s room. Webber reportedly disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mauritio Webber
Ellig
Fant Webber
Cairo
Egypt
Brooklyn
Webber
Cumberland Telephone fined for antitrust violation in Mississippi
Water Valley Mississippi June 6 The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph company was found guilty of violating the state antitrust law. Judge J T Blunt in chancery court levied a fine of 175001 dollars for entering a contract with the Oxford Telephone company in Marshall county to shut off competition. The case will be appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Valley, Piss
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
J. T. Blunt
Chancery Court
Oxford Telephone Company
Sarshall County
Indorsement of Sulzer for New York Governor
June 26 in York a well attended meeting of trade unionists endorsed Representative William Sulzer for the Democratic nomination for governor of New York. He received strong support from labor groups and local activists.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda
Thechever
Tosary Vanila
Abe
Burnett
Barnett
About the City News
Verner
Reis’s
Ptond Black
Fineleum Remevants
Lh. G.co
Altoyner J
Duffy Vaene
Aulie
Workigmen's Union
Donart- Menl
Gak
Ragueuok
Maple Street
Mra
Mary Norwoor
John Nf Topeka
Mer
Dn. Heddick
Norwond Twates
Mick
Charles R. Schlappt
Tate Pleaaure
Orton Brog
Oo. M. Kucha
Tooele
Utah
Inter- Hatton Amelling and Refiningompany
Kuche
Ron Mere
Saleon
Sitkm Af Aarpee
George Barisch
Wier Park Avenue
Sanillon
Biraln's
Brirecrdam
Wimsel PE
Angell
Copper City
Gordon
Price
Taft
Great Falls Land Office
Ruef
Frans Em
Nity
Serge
Byhop Iavicar
Legals
Telephone Company
TRUST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!