Anaconda Thrives As New Businesses Prepare To Open
Anaconda shows recovery with three new wholesale shops ready to open and restaurants expanding. Real estate activity surges with transfers and preliminary deals. An electric picture show expansion underway and more venues planned. City industries resume growth as wood supply and construction pick up while locals and visitors express confidence in a lasting prosperity.
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Nelasis
Restaurante
Royal Cafe
W. L. Sty
Arrivajd
Onge
Anaconda
Aaron William Stark Dies at Home in the Valley
Aaron William Stark, longtime Deer Lodge Valley farmer, died at his daughter’s home ten miles north of Anaconda on March 1 at 11:40 PM. He was 74, born in Brandenburg, Kentucky, and moved with his parents to LaBelle, Missouri, then to Deer Lodge in 1868. He leaves a wife and two children, William Stark in California and Mrs. George Fairweather near Avacoda. The funeral will be at Deer Lodge Christian Church conducted by Rev. EB. Timurn of Butte.
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Aaron Willian Stark
Deer Lodge
George Fairweather
Anaconda
Taguppe
Brandenburg
Med
Labelle
Sarah
Annie Lamaxter
Dear Lodge
William Slark
Caliifornis
Teridus
Avacopda
Deer Lotge
EB. O.timurn
Butte
Klondike in Canada Question Raised by Correspondent
A correspondent asks if Klondike is in Alaska and US owned. notes state the Klondike river and mining district lie in Canada. Also a notice: the Democratic city central committee meets in Juder Strippett's office Monday evening March 46, all members requested to attend. Charles Gallagher, chairman.
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Téktes
Klondike
Alaska
United States
Klondike River
Canada
Democratic City Central Committee
Juder
Public Safety Orders Halt Meetings Across Philadelphia
Police halted several meetings planned in city sections tonight under orders from Director Clay. One event was a longshoreman gathering featuring Dr. Charles Worstmat of New York, a former Heidelberg professor, who was to speak on the Palestine return movement.
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Philadelghia
Public Safety
Clay
Charles Worstmat
New York
Heidelberg
Palestine
Stopped Meeting Leads to Court Bid to Retain Counsel
Fragmentary OCR notes show a group stopping a meeting and arranging to retain counsel paid by them. A court bid is planned for tomorrow to restrain police from restricting future gatherings.
City Union Meets Tonight Amid Local Notices
The Central Labor council meets tonight as community notices list residents arriving from Warm Springs and Butte. April Argosy and Lives Wire feature local events. entertainment at A O Hall on Tuesday is planned with tickets at 60 cents. A funeral for Deceaser Neighbor Jehn Kieser is announced with mass at St. Pauls Church.
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National Union
Lonleht Verborckinpes
Jeadhie Pions
Central Labor’ Council
Mentas
Haurlen Oll
Verborckjpes
Myr
Afra J
Ford
Butte
A. O
Maren
Saloon Opening by Keenan and Daly in Anaconda
Keenan a veteran Anaconda police officer for three years and James Daly have renovated the former drug store at Chest Street and Park Avenue into a saloon. The new, clean establishment boasts superior goods. a soft drink and hash bill will be offered at the opening this evening. Local friends extend warm congratulations as the pair enter business
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Dark Keenan
Anaconda
James Daly
Chest Street
Park Avenue
Messrs
Keenan and
Dalv
Malta prepared for American deer world voyage
Announcement that the American deer would undertake an around-the-world trip reached Malta with interest. If the fleet visits, reception will be managed by military authorities, as the Mediterranean section is absent from Juno until October.
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Malta
Fis
New Home It Had Locate
Special Dispatch to the Standart describes Baseman March 11 Fallom Frank Mackenzie and Past Foreman J N Pratt and Joe Huff leading about a dozen local homestead members to Logan last night. They visited a new homestead of the B A Ythera with 28 chapter members, enjoyed a pleasant evening, and see prospects of rapid growth in the new venture.
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Standart
Frank Mackenzie
J. N. Pratt
Joe Huff
Logan
B.A. Y- Thera
Josme
Murder Suicide in North Yakima Case
Report states Dortiwr Moore and Lou A McCoy, both described as white women with unclear ages, died after Moore drank carbidic acid and McCoy may have died by suicide. The pair were connected to Arkanan residence with Moore and left a husband living. The account notes possible hexro blood and move from a prior relationship.
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Yakima
Dortiwr Moore
Lou A. McCoy
McCoy
Aseserled
Moore
Ar- Kanran
Rewalled for Riders
Frankfort Kentucky report states Governor Wilson offered money toward arresting and convicting the eight men involved in the Wantford and Scott counties raids as part of a wartime sweep.
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Frankfort
Ernor Wilson
Wantford
Scott Counties
Muscatine Team At Washoe Park Tonight
Muscatine Town team faces Anaconda Athletics at Washoe Park in the season finale scheduled for 7 45 pm. The Towans have lost only five of 60 games this year, while Helena welcomes the visitors after generous hospitality during their stay.
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Muscatine Team
Washoe Park
Alogether
Many Death Sentences Pronounced in Russia
In St Petersburg and across Russia a large number of death sentences were handed down. Ten robbers at Krementchug, four at Al Blu, four brigands at Lodr, a peasant at Warkane, and others including political prisoners at Kursk face the death penalty. Yekaterinburg saw several men sentenced to be hanged for an attack on a counting house.
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St Petersburg
Russia
Krementchog
al Blu
Postoffica
Proskurov
St Lodr
Wark
Morse Promises To Pay Debts In Settlement Talks
New York March 15 In nutment as sued tonight by Eugene H Carver counsel for Charles W Morse declarations are made that the troubled banker believes he is able to meet his debts with creditor cooperation and that legal rights will be used to settle obligations while pending criminal matters will be urged to a quick determination. Morse’s counsel contends the banker is solvent and that all attempts to notify him into bankruptcy will be thwarted.
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New York
Eugene H. Carver
Charles W. Moree
Morse
Solvant
Steamer Sylvia Strikes near Vineyard Sound
The steamer Sylvia of the Red Cross line, bound for Halifax and Newfoundland, ran aground on Bow and Pigs ledges at Vineyard Sound entrance during a southwest gale. All crew landed at Cuttyhunk lifeboat station, with fears of breaking up. passengers were rescued by Mohawk and housed in New Bedford en route to Hull, awaiting further travel.
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Wood's Hole
Bylvia
Ed Cross
New York
Halifax
Cuttyhimk Lire
New Betford
Inaton
Destina
Hong
Burke for Mayor Nomination Headed by Democrats
Special dispatch from Havre reports the Democratic central committee recommends Ed F. Burke for mayor. A mass meeting will be held Monday evening to ratify Art Burke as a major city property holder. Burke has long run the western route since the Great Northern line was built.
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Standard
Havre
Elry
Ed F. Burke
Art Burke
Mr. Burke Les Tern Runnin
Taft Headed for New York Then New Haven Events
Secretary Artft left for New York to dine with his brother C W Taft and will attend a Yale Corporation meeting in New Haven tomorrow. He plans to speak at the Humpton Society event in Plymouth Church Brooklyn on the education of Negroes and Indians and address the Song of St Patrick gathering at St Patrick's day banquet in New York tonight.
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Washington
Art
New York
W. Taft
New Huven
Yale Corporation
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Humpton Society
Tecmiary
Judge Lochren to resign from federal bench May 31
Minneapolis March 16 Judge William Lochren of the federal district court announced his resignation to take effect May 31. Lochren is 71 years old and has served on the federal bench for 12 years.
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Minneapolis
Wiljam Lochren
Faders District Court
Tudga Lochren
Sha Federal
Obituary for Thaxter Franl A. and a retired resident
An obituary notice records the death of Thaxter Franl A. and a retired Wa resident. He died yesterday and his funeral is set for Tuesday at Elishingian national cemetery.
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Waeringion
Mirelrg
Gan
Ioyey
Thaxter
Franl. A. & A
Hace Vastarday
Double tragedy at San Pedro ends with suspect dead
Oraclo Elgueta, a lumber handler, shot and wounded 1 year old Margaret Manes and Minnie Shackleford, then wounded James Shackleford before chasing a path of gunfire through his home. Police officers Thman and Logan shot Elgueta dead as he reopened fire. He was a rejected suitor of Mia Manes and involved in a love triangle rumor.
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San Pedro
Oraclo Figuera
Margaret Manes
Minnie Shackleford
James Shackleford
R. A. Manea
Elgueta T
Minnie
Crippie
Elgueta
Thman
Logan
Deeing
Bleneta
Rigueta
Mia
Manes
Jearoway
Two Bodies Recovered From Natchez Drug Plant Ruins
Natchez Mississippi March 11 Two bodies recovered from the pile of ruins after a gas explosion wrecked the Natchez Drug Company's five story building. Eight persons were killed. At nightfall the bodies of Cleverland Laub and Ines Neterville were recovered.
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Natchez, Missi
Natchez Drug Company
Cleverland Laub
Ines Neterville
Australian welcome for U S naval visit
Melbourne reports March 18 1919 welcome from Australian officials to a United States naval visit. Washington confirms the planned arrival and Australian defense minister Thomas Ewing calls the American presence highly gratifying.
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Melbourne
Washington
Thomas Ewing
Ueb
United States
New Scout Cruiser Birmingham Arrives After Trials
Gnon Boston March 15 The new scout cruiser Birmingham enters port after completing trials and meeting government requirements in official tests. Birmingham sailed here on a Thursday for its 21th test record 12229 knots per hour.
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Boston
Birmingham
Did You Ever Stop to Think Did You Ever Stop to Think
An 19th or early 20th century ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the cure for indigestion and a path to wealth and energy. The copy emphasizes fatigue, poor work output, and motivation, offering samples by mail and listing 50 cent price at drugstores. It promotes the tablets as restoring digestive vigor and overall vitality.
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Goa
Stuart
Cree
Auldeosa Fe
Stuart Co
Stuart Ride
Marehill
Mich
Stanrt
YEGEN BROS BANKERS ANACONDA NOTICE
Yegen Bros bankers Anaconda advertise general banking services. They offer foreign exchange, accept savings deposits at four percent interest, and handle capital or trust matters. Joseph Yeren listed as president and D. B. Mame as cashier.
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Yegen Bros
Bart Park
Anaconda
Respandole Capital
Travroote
Keneral
Umma Denoaite
C. Yeren
Lepeaidants BP
Yexen
D. B. Mame
Easter
Highwayman Thwarted and Captured in Missoula Heist
In Missoula on March 14 a robbery attempt ended with a Black suspect named Logan held by a pursuing group led by White and Coll. A purse containing a money order and cash was recovered, identified as Mrs Gadbaw's. Logan was subdued and taken to county jail as a crowd gathered.
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Houry Logan
Moagra
Eafe
White
Coil
Chick
Hare
Uko
Coll
Alual
Logan
Col Asko
Mre
Gadbaw
Jess
Japanese Cook Arrested for Passing Worthless Check
Marci Aifasouli reports that a Japanese worker Mr Charles Okamato, who had lived with multiple families in the city for two years, was arrested on a charge of passing a worthless check for $31.95. Frank Plevée, a former employer, cashed the check drawn on an Oriental Trading Company farm account. the owner had stopped payment after the check was endorsed by Okamato, who could not write. A witness note was made by Dr Pierre. The suspect, last seen days ago, was arrested after payment was stopped.
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Marci
Charles Okawate
Frank 4. Plevée
T. Amuro
Oriental Trading Company
Northern
Pacific
Okammato
Ohkamata
Dr. Pierre
Mark Ani
Mr. Pierce
Okamato
Pierce
Fusion talk stirs Missoula spring city politics
Missoula reports a renewed effort to fuse the city factions into a citizens party. Supporters from various groups discuss unity while volunteers hold informal payoffs. No formal statements have been issued, but sources indicate plans mirror the last city election with a candidate from each ward and several city offices at stake.
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Missoula
Mulictman
Wade
Confidence Grows as Freight Car Idle Drop Noted
New York on March 15 reports a shifting mood in financial distress with signs pointing toward improvement. American Railway Association data show a two fortnightly decline in idle freight cars, aiding hope that contraction may be ending and the overall situation is tending upward.
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New York
American Railway Association
Lewistown to Be Heard at State Railroad Hearing
Lewistown March 16 The Lewistown Commercial club will be represented at a state railroad commission hearing in Helena Wednesday by Secretary J T Croft. The club aims to present a record to influence state policy. Distances on the early Milwaukee area sheet place Harlowton as the common point, with Lewistown likely to share that status soon.
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Lewistown
Lowtatown Commercial Club
State Railroad Commission Ag Elena
Croft
Byutte
Lawistown
Harlowton
Pringhatuphan Dead Cannas March Poinea Stephan
Cannas March Poinea Stephan, an 18 year old son of Pelee Mieke of Montes Hagro, was reported dead today. Officials provided sparse details as the community mourns the loss and laments the unclear circumstances surrounding the event.
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Poinea
Stephan
Pelee Mieke
Montes Hagro
CLEAR BY OUT Tiongkong Milciiled to Use poles
March II report notes actions by authorities in Tiongkong involving attempts to elicit obedience from American workers. Authorities claim to have used poles to deter unrest and restore order amid labor tensions at brothels. Details on dates and exact locations remain unclear from the fragmentary text.
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Han Boty
Man Census? Ill Policeman Johnson Ends Life on Train
Chattanooga March 11 James A Johnson a leading policeman of this city committed death by self action on an Alabama Great Southern line between this city and Birmingham He had been to New Orleans with his wife and baby Last night after viewing illness on the trip he took an overdose of strychnine This morning he recovered enough to travel Further along between Whitney and Caldwell Ala he cut his throat with a pocket knife dying within five minutes He owned substantial realty holdings here and his affairs were in excellent condition.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James A. Johnson
Birmingham
Johnson
New Orleans
Whitney
Caldwell
Ala
Johnson Jefk Ils
Convention at Bozeman Draws Modern Woodmen Interest
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the Modern Woodmen of America choosing Bozeman for their annual convention. The event runs two days in May with visits to the U.S. Hatchery grounds and agricultural buildings. Local planning is led by Justin M. Smith and committee members. The Royal Neighbors auxiliary funds the event, with Mary A. Aldritt and others serving on the hosting committee.
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Standard
Bozeman
Woodsmen of America
United States
Gh Hatchery
Justin M. Smith
Lee Brammer
Holly Holoway
Clyde Warren
2. T. Widenar
Mesdaines
Mary A. Aldritt
Famile B. West
Mary 2. Manry
Emma Linn
Jennie Williams
Clara Bellres
Disturbances Reported in Port au Prince
A dispatch from Port au Prince says serious disturbances occurred there with several killed and many arrests of prominent men. Rumors of summary executions circulate but are unconfirmed at filing time.
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London
Port Au Prince
Kuyt
Fraud Rings in Japan Exposed at Aomori Passport Factory
The government uncovered a passport factory in Aomori, Northern Japan, linked to a fraud scheme. Several arrests were made including two police officers charged with selling six passports to the United States for 300 Yen each.
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ToRio
Mateh
Aomori
A. Stapore Isa
Japan
America
Spectators Rampage After Cycling Umpire Decision
Paris spectators at the Gallerie des Mycines cycle races rioted enraged by umpire decisions. They wrecked the grand stand and set fires as police reserves of about 30 were called to restore order.
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Paris
Gallerie Des Mycines Conient
Austrian Emperor’s Relative Confined at Schoenbrunn
Troerer Francis to Seph remains confined to his rooms at Schoenbrunn castle for several days with a cold in warm weather. He continues to work daily but has refused to grant a general audience, according to Vienna dispatches dated March 11.
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Troerer
Francis To Seph
Schoenbrunn Castle
Althogh
Smoke Signals From Ashes Hit Sharon Pa Areas
Local reports indicate smoke tardy from causes tied to the Bhavon Stoo incident. Conway plans to resume operations on Tuesday. Authorities say a team bloom unit and LOR personnel are affected, with investigations underway.
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Sharon
Paainvoh
Huon Conway
Aisa Starr
Royal Niceties at Madrid Prince Presents Imperial Insignia
Royal Niceties report Prince Kiniyoshi Kunk a cousin of the emperor of Japan today presented to Queen Victoria the Insignia of the Order of the Crown on behalf of the Japanese empress. The Chicago News warns against anger, extreme vanity, and legal ignorance as social hazards while clipping stray aphorisms and mixed musings on love and deceit.
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Madrid
Kiniyoshi Kunk
Victorian
Order of the Crown
School District 10 Trustee Election Meeting Notice
The board of trustees of School District No. 10 in Deer Lodge County Montana calls a meeting at the Margaret Theater in Anaconda on Wednesday May 38 1908 at 8 PM for nominating five trustees to be voted on at the upcoming control election to be held Saturday April 24 1908 By order of the board of trustees T Leary District Clerk
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Natlee
J. W Dulty
Dursten
Deer Lodge
State of Montana
Traatees
Deer Lodge County
Montana
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Anaconda
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