Bert Schils 10 Play With Oakland Club
Anaconda man Bert Schils stars in a story about his baseball prospects with the Oakland club. The article notes his prior outlaw league play, contract disputes with Omaha, and likely move to Oakland pending clearance. It highlights Schils’s hitting, baserunning feats, and a 11 inning win featuring Jim McHale’s speed and three bagger.
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McHale
Boston
Little Rock
Anaconda
Boston Globe
McPherson
The
Boston Journal
Montana
Jim McHale
Gessler
Jim
Thoney
Coats Highlighted At Thueson's On East Park
Properly balanced coats with shapely shoulders and collars that stand up are showcased at Thueson's located at 509 East Park. Store emphasizes structured fronts and durable tailoring appealing to fashion conscious shoppers.
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Thueson
East Park
James McPherson Injured In Buggy Accident
James McPherson nurse at the lime quarry was thrown from his buggy while driving to the city on Saturday and sustained painful but not serious injuries.
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James Mc Pherson
Secret Stomach Remedies Warn Against Hidden Drugs
Readers are urged to avoid secret tonics that injure digestion and can foster drug habits. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are promoted as safe, not secret, and physician recommended for stomach troubles. The ad claims ingredients include fruit extracts, hydrostis tincture, goldenseal, and pepsin, sold as 50 cent boxes.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
S Sa
Ad. A. Stuart Company
Stuart G, Marshall
Mich
Austrian Visitor Helps Care for Injured Man
An Austrian invalid accompanying Mr. McPherson arrived to aid the injured man who fell on his head. He and Mrs. McPherson’s son attended the victim, while the Austrian assisted in care before failing to report for hospital treatment at St Ann's hospital.
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St. Ann’s Hospital
Coming Thro the Rye heads to Anaconda theater
The Margaret theater hosts Monday evening April 13 as Coming Thro the Rye, a celebrated musical comedy written by George W. Hobart with score by A Baldwin Sloane. Reports from across the country praise its wit, melodies, lavish scenery, and large company of performers.
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Margaret Theater
George W. Hobart
A. Baldwin Sloane
City Notes and Local Business Updates
Verberckmoes optician advertises at 114 B Park while Muller's offers a 10¢ German ware assortment. Mrs. Joseph Devine visited Butte yesterday. Leland Hotel to open April 1 under new management with board and lodging at $30 monthly. Bert Schils, Anaconda ball star, sold to Oakland Coast League and to report soon. Anaconda Red and Gun club members tried clay targets amid gale force wind. Attorney Duffy voyaged to Granite county on business. George W. Opp returns to Anaconda after Dillon trip.
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Leland Hotel
Bert Schils
Anaconda
Oakland
Schils
Anaconda Red and Gun Club
Fragrant Posies Delight Helena State Nursery Gift
The Standard notes receipt of a box of beautiful flowers sent with compliments from the State nursery of Helena.
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Helena
The Robins Song and the Spirit of Spring
A reflective pastiche on the robin’s song as Thoreau and Higginson frame its lasting role in life and letters. The piece contrasts the robin with the bluebird, calls the robin a laughing philosopher, and urges readers to find happiness in daily work and to share warmth through music and kindness.
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Thoreau
Higginson
Robin
Gays E. A. Matthews
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Cost of War and Peace in a World of Debt
From the Detroit Free Press commentary argues that global finance may limit future wars as England accumulates debt while the United States avoids deficits, suggesting evolving fiscal constraints on naval powers and warfare.
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Detroit Free Press
England
United States
Bombing denounced by Russian Revolutionists in New York
In New York on March 29 leaders of the American committee of the Russian Revolutionist Society denounced the bombing as an outrage. They opened a inquiry into the motive of Silverstein, while Inspector Schmittberger said no orders were given to club crowds. Ignatz Hildebrand’s body was sent to Orange for burial as Silverstein’s fate remained uncertain.
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New York
American Committee of the
Russian Revolutionist Society
Murray Hill Lyceum
Gregory Gerschmin
Switzerland
Socialist Party
Silverstein
Neighborhood Workers’ Association
Association
Schmittberger
Union Square
Ignatz Hildebrand
Orange
N. J
Hildebrand
Old laws enforced, not new. a Benedictine joke
Vice President Fairbanks cites a deplorable condition saying old laws must be properly enforced. The Washington Star recalls a Spain monastery story where a monk notes a smoking ban in the refectory and a visitor asks where the stubs come from, implying compliance gaps.
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Fairbanks
Washington Star
Tarragone
Indianapolis
Spain
Monastery of the Benedictines
Umbrella Life Buoy Saves Two From Seine
Paris reports Madeleine Duprat, a stout middle aged cook, used an umbrella to rescue two people from the Seine after Julie Jallini, a dressmaker apprentice, jumped in. The water proved cold and both rescuers cried for help as a bystander, unable to swim, leapt in to aid.
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Madeleine Duprat
Pont du Carrousel
Madeleine
Lepine
Paris
Julie Jallini
Seine
Quai Malaquais
Pretty Wedding At Home In Missoula
Miss Helen B. Lemley and Ralph E. Herrick wed at 4 30 PM in the Lemley home on North Third street Missoula. Rev Bagby officiated attended by Horace Allen and Mrs Allen. Guests included Lemley sisters from Butte and Coeur d Alenes. They plan to reside on North Higgins avenue and received many gifts.
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Missoula
Helen B. Lemley
Ralph E. Herrick
C. J. Lemley
North Third Street
Mr. Bagby
Christian Church
Horace Allen
Allen
Butte
Coeur d’Alenes
North Higgins Avenue
Montana
Helena
Herrick
Michigan
South Missoula
Belled Buzzard From Owl Story Captured Near East Nottingham
Samuel Winchester, who captured a famed belled buzzard long treated as the stork for East Nottingham township, decides to release the unusual bird after crowds flocked to see it. The massive, uniquely colored buzzard wore a sleigh bell for years and was long viewed as a sign of new arrivals to farms in the area.
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Silverstein
Samuel Rifkin
Max Dolinger
Walter Appit
Max Grauth
Meyer Segil
Ser Greenburg
George Robertson
Cook
Oxord
Philadelphia
Nottingham
Samuel Winchester
Mr. Winchester
Presidential candidate Jacobs named by populists in Oklahoma
The Terre Haute Star notes F. W. Jacobs of Kingfisher Oklahoma is nominated by populists as a presidential candidate. It emphasizes every state’s right to have a candidate for the highest office and urges Oklahoma not to overlook its rights.
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Terre Haute
Jacobs. Jacobs
F. W. Jacobs
Kingfisher
Okla
Oklahoma
Right Food Helps Baby After Illnesses
A mother describes feeding her son artificial foods without success until discovering Grape Nuts. After starting softened Grape Nuts, the child improved rapidly, growing strong and fat, crawling and teething later, and becoming a lively child. The ad cites Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and urges reading The Road to Wellville. There's a reason.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Rescue Efforts Amid Mine Explosions Reported
The article details rescue attempts after two explosions in No 1 mine. It lists rescuers and victims including Charles Harris and Alexander Tennant. Inspector Elias led crews 1500 feet into the entrance while debates on closing No 8 entered. About 58 to 70 coffins prepared as death toll rose toward 300 over 20 years.
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Briggs
Charles Harris
Harris
Elias
Alfred Campbell
Warburton
Munson
Perry
Inspector Elias
No. 8
Campbell
Alexander Tennant
Matt Huhtala
Tennant
Huhtala
Gisaster
No. 1
Anarchists of the Caucasus and Oil Field Extortion
A harsh portrait of sectarian feuds among Tartars and Armenians flare as oil-field bosses confront organized threats. Nevinson notes “social democratic” and anarchist groups terrorizing managers with extortion, assassination, and public warnings.
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H. W.W. Nevinson
Harper's Magazine
Woman who called Roosevelt for guests from the South
Mrs. John Sharp Williams, new to calling the White House, arranged a brief morning visit after a casual instruction from her husband, Democratic leader in the House. The exchange shows Roosevelt welcoming the guests and emphasizes the influence of Williams' name.
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Philadelphia Record
John Sharp Williams
White House
House
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Williams
Not an Ideal Juror Story in Thaw juror selection
During the Thaw juror selection Martin W Littleton recalled a luncheon tale about a juror from the far West. He described a time before Western literacy improved, noting the juror had been selected in a murs.
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Martin W. Littleton
Far West
Fortune teller's warning shakes Norah over dead father
From Judge. Norah, a maid, reveals a fortune-teller predicted trouble for her family. She laments her father’s hard coal shoveling and the sorrow of his death nine years ago, while the judge comforts her with hush.
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Norah
Birds Tell Way Wind Blows
In the Minneapolis Journal a quipderives from a dialogue about wind. A gaiter questions the wind while a comic image of birds as weathercocks suggests that birds in trees indicate wind direction. The piece humorously links birds to weather sense.
Vinci Cod Liver Oil Drink Promoted by Smith Drug
Anaconda readers are urged to try Vinol a cod liver extract without oil, advertised as a tonic and builder for the aged, children and the sick. The Smith Drug Company of Anaconda promotes Vinol with a money back offer and mentions Newbro Drug Company in Butte as a seller.
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Anaconda
Vinci
Smith Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
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M’hale
Fancy
Oakland Cal
Johnstown
Mr. Schill
Omaha
Ghils
Cleveland Nationals
Pennsylvania
James M’pherson
Verberckmoes
Optician
B. Park
Schiappi
Muller's
Joseph Devine
Coy's
J. H. Duffy
Granite County
George W. Opp
Dillon
the Robin
Verstein
Berkman
Alexander Berkman
East Thirteenth Street
Brooklyn
VIC
Buzzard
STORK
Sgist
KB W. Grove
Caucasus
Roosevelt
Minneapolis Journal
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
Mahr & Murphy Contractors
East Front St. Missoula
Mont
Agestern
Montana National
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehlon
J. H. T. Ryman
M. L. Golden
Main Street
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John R. Toole
E. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John C. Harrington
Yegen
Duffy’s Pure
Duffy’s
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner Yards
Missoula Mont
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