New Books Arrive at Anaconda Public Library
The Anaconda Public Library reports a reception of numerous new titles, including works by Abbott, Barbour, Brown, Buckrose, Doyle, Fraser, Haggard, Harte, Irving, James, Kingsley, Quirk, Seligmus, Stewarts, Wharton, and many others. The list features fiction, biography, travel, and educational volumes, with authors from varied genres and periods.
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Hearst Free Mbrary
Abbott
Altaheler
Fotr
American Kear Book
Barbour
Far Yardley
Finkler
Bernie
Peter
Wendy
Gartlett
Forest
Beghle
The
Cage
Bennett
Beresford
Marly
Jacob Stall
Bindloss
Vane
Bower
Bradford
Briggs
Girland
Islami Brown
Irene
Buchanan
Buckrose
Little Town
Bullock
Taboe
Burgess
White Cat
Burroughs
Penton
Camp
Old Ryerson
Channon
Jackson
Henley
Chestarton
Father Brown
Clament
Angels
Coty
Elinora Savlor
Moses
Curtis
Catton
Davis
Luce Dingle
China
Font
Chile
Fynock
Peru
Vanning
Fitch
Forrester
Polly Page
Alub
Venes
Man
Fraser
India
Carson
Frothingham
Her Gould
Felice
Metts
Grundy
Wenderby
Haggard
Madelma and the Hare
Harte
Barrison
Hastings
Jay
Tages
Hillia
Armerican
Serdiame
Viiikson
Katharine
Hodges
Howdon
Chutchinson
Handudok
Leaith
Irving
St. Jacobs
Johnston
Jordan
Oklahoma
Kingsley
Francuska
Verips
Linenla
Car Warren
Lowell
Lucas
Merwin
Bret Harte
B Montgomery
Cardinals
Norris
Oreny
Finehart
Letitia Carberry
Robbins
Ross
Tante
Seton
Arctic Prairies
Rolf
Sheldon
Upper
Yukon
Shate
Ager
Sayer
Stewart
Taggart
Curling matches produce lopsided scores at rink night
A te n led by Mathewson defeated Munn 18 to 9 in the Mathewson trophy game. Bender, Sharrock, Emerson and Mathewson faced Martin, Whyte, Wraith and Bruwn. In a second match Capron beat Fortier 13 to 8 as Brillhart Wiggin Jail Yard Capron and Vanisko McKenzie McMullen Fortier played. A weekly cinema bill features His New Wife with a country youth and a dramatic farm setting plus The Oreman's Courage in western drama.
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Mathewson
Munn
Bender
Sharrock
Emerson
Martin
Whyte
Wraith
Bruwn
Fortier
Capron
Wraith Ping
Regina Hats At Connell's In Butte
Regina hats are showcased as the sole Connell's representative in Butte with a wide range of styles, sizes, and finishes. Hats feature flowers, lace, silks, and varied materials, priced from five to forty dollars and praised for detail and color coordination.
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Connell’s
Butte
Regina
Connell
Scenic film notes reveal public affairs and amateur night
The article describes vivid scenic effects of a movie, references a political story about the Supreme Treasurer and its inner workings. It mentions Thomas Price leading a new gang and local management announcing amateur night with changeovers four times weekly on Sunday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
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Thomas Price
Standard Gang
Rev W M Jordan Speaks On Phases Of Religion
The Rev Mr Jordan spoke to a Christian church audience last night on Sry Religion. He outlined the church’s fall and urged unity among Protestant denominations. He stressed Christ as world Savior, the Bible as rule of faith, and urged all to unite on Christ for victory. Tonight’s subject is Sin and Its Punishment with uplifting music and broad invitation to attend.
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Christ
Church of Christ
Lavall Shot By Pal During Gun Handling
Julius Laval was accidentally shot in the shoulder while his companions examined a revolver thought to be unloaded at a jewelry shop on Third Street. The weapon fired, wounding Laval near the neck and he was taken to St Ann's Hospital. He recovered enough to be around the hospital later and said he felt fine. The employer at the foundry is seeking rapid results.
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Julius Laval
Jdast Third Street
Tavall
At. Ann's Hospital
Tayall
Campaign headquarters report strong Roosevelt sentiment across states
Washington reports from Taft and Roosevelt campaign bases describe rising Roosevelt support among rank and file Republicans. Governor Glasscock, Pinchot, Wilson, and Oscar King Davis voice confidence, while Taft backers cite Indiana sentiment and delegates. Kansas primary plans shift toward May state convention and Taft renomination.
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Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
McKinley
Dixon
Housevelt
Men
Glasscock
West Vic Binks
Classcock
Indiana
Hemenway
Taft campaign offices open in New York area
Taft headquarters plan a temporary opening this week with John W. Hutchinsen Je stepping in as a speaker bureau head. The New York office will be a branch of the Taft headquarters in Washington, overseen by Congressman Mon Joy, handling New York New Jersey and New England. Roosevelt supporters have expanded activity in the Metropolitan Tower, triggering concern among Taft officials.
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New York
Haalem
Taft
oMees
John W. Hutchinsen Je
Washington
New Jersey
New Oneland
Metropolitan Tower
Kansas Campaign Turmoil Rages Over Primary Tactics
In Topeka on March 14 Governor Stubbs accused Taft appointees of using disreputable methods to defeat a presidential primary in Kansas. He warned that patronage was dangled before committeemen, while Kansas Republicans strive to block primaries and push delegates through caucus and convention routes. Congressman Anthony urged the president to disregard Stubbs telegrams, noting postmaster involvement and recent leadership changes.
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Topeka
Kem
Taft
Kansas
Stubbs
Aetwight
Chicago
Kuneag
D. R. Anthony
Firat
William J. Biddle
Primary Muan Fails in Ba presidential bill vote
In Tansing Michigan on March 14 opposition to the Ba presidential primary bill failed as the Senate voted 12 to 19 to defer and move to favorable action. The outcome signals no immediate action toward an April presidential preference primary election. In Milka Oklahoma delegations were elected to the Republican national convention from the Third congressional district. Roosevelt supporters organized a meeting and named delegates to the convention, while the Patt committee contested the effort and named their own slate.
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Man Barris
National Economitieveruin
Taft
Greer
Varmenter
Roosevelt
Topeka
Kat
Kanszy
Independence
State Committee
State Central Committee
Jroomvelt
Tansing
Mich
Senate
Mary
Milka
Okla
Oklatum
T Ronsevelt
Taft supporters seek Ohio presidential primary plan
An open letter from Walter F. Brown urged Lewis C. Laylin to back a presidential primary in Ohio. The report notes Taft managers and Roosevelt supporters amidst a nationwide primary push with delegates named and dates given.
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Columbus
Ohio
Walter F. Brown
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Lewis C. Laylin
Taft
Federal building site sought for Anaconda plan
Washington March 1 Representative Pray introduced a bill to authorize a $20,000 appropriation to purchase a federal building site at Anaconda and an additional appropriation for a public building site at Kalispell. The measures aim to establish federal facilities in Montana regions.
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The
Standard
Washington
Pray Today
Anaconda
Ike
Gleniive
Kaltspatiae
Coal Mine Fatalities Rise With 1910 Losses
An early 20th century report estimates 614,092,000 short tons of anthracite and bituminous coal produced in 1910 at a social cost of 3,051 lives lost in the United States and Canada. Fatalities rose 26.23 percent from the prior year, with deaths equaling about 15 in 10 workers.
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United States
Canada
Gold Dust promises quick dishwashing relief
Gold Dust offers the shortest cut from drudgery of dish washing. A litre shaken in dish water removes grease dirt and cleans deeply. It purifies drives out dirt and germs, sterilizes as it cleans saving time and leaving dishes white and sanitary.
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