Anaconda Ball Season With Grim's Cabinets Picked
Mac Thayer arrives from Seattle to pitch for Anaconda as the team eyes a strong season. Grim's Cabinets as a proposed team name stirs local talk while President Lucas tweaks the Montana State league schedule and Jack Grim plans a competitive Copper City lineup.
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Grim
Dr Evans
Lucas
Mac Thayer
Seattle
Anaconda
Thayer
Helena
Butte
Great Falls
Montana
Phillips
Copper City
Fortune teller Madam Renno in Anaconda
Clairvoyant Madam Renno offers readings on business ventures mining speculation love marriage divorce journeys and troubles. Charges affordable. Located near East Park avenue upstairs above the D store.
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Madam Renno
East Park Avenue
Local notices and city commerce update
Croquet sets priced at 1.75 at Greig's and wall paper designs offered by Marian Bros. at low prices. J D Henley of Chicago and A L Sproule of Chicago stay at the Montana. Liquor dealers meet May 3 at A O H hall. John Kohort of Butte, U S Prince of Minneapolis and Grace Crawford join local visitors and a marriage license is issued to Clarence Bank and Grace Crawford. Through sleeping car service noted on Great Northern line.
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A. L. Sproule
Chicago
Montana
A. O. H. Hall
Marian Bros
Clarence Bank
Grace Crawford
The
Great Northern Railway
Anaconda
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Prince
L. W. Willis
St. Joe
Joseph Soss
Helena
C. H. Webster
John Kohout
Butte
O. H. Manchester
St. Louis
George D. Lounsbery
J. D. Hurley
G. W. Ranch
William H. Daugherty
Tacoma
P. Newman
W. H. Sharlock
Denver
F. B. Hilton
R. P. Hinman
Fred F. Ellis
Missoula
W. R. van Lieu
City
E. A. Stifel
J. J. Hammill
T. F. Richardson
Great Falls
George H. Bowman
Cleveland
May Day notes and local notices from town meeting
Police magistrate postponement and preliminary examinations for Sam Cyr. A O H members plan a Sunday march to receive communion at St Pauls church. The Kimball piano raffle postponed to May 16 at 7 30 p m. W E Grafton resigns to lead D McRae Co office. May daily devotions at St Peters church after a high mass. List of attendees from various cities and states for a Montana event.
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St. Paul’s Church
Kimball
J. M. Lahiff
Charles H. Williams
East Commercial Avenue
St. Peter's Catholic Church
New New England Limited Service Details Released
New New England Limited begins service April 29 running daily with a 26 hour Boston arrival from Chicago 2 00 p m. The train adds sleeping dining buffet and library smoking cars and coaches. Old Lake Shore Michigan Southern New York Central and Boston and Albany route remains, while train No 14 3 00 p m is discontinued. Other named services continue as before.
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New England Limited
Boston
Chicago
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
New York Central
Boston & Albany
New York & Boston
Lake Shore Limited
W. B. Hutter
N. W
P. A
J. E. Hull
Endicott Arcade
St. Paul
Minn
F. M. Byron
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
Cleveland
Ohio
Blanchard Shooting Case Dropped by Montana Officials
County Attorney G Denny and Under Sheriff A J Violett returned from Avaro after investigating the shooting of Mrs Blanchard by her husband. They decided not to file a complaint and let the matter drop noting it arose from a misinterpretation as Blanchard, provoked by a prior trouble with "Dom Paul," suspected theft and fired when he saw a rap at the door.
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Standard
Missoula
G. Denny
A. J. Violett
Avaro
Blanchard
Mrs. Blanchard
Mr. Blanshard
Dom Paul
Otis Orders Tighten Chinese Entry Rules in Manila
Major General Otis issued an order to curb evasions of Chinese immigration laws requiring former residence credentials and proof of property in the Philippines. He also announced changes in Spanish criminal procedure, granting habeas corpus, confrontation of witnesses, bail and pleading, and abolishing priests' exemption from trial. A full code revision remains for the commission.
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Manila
Otis
I Namen
Philippines
Monkey wallpaper from England stirs Chicago decor debates
A new nursery wallpaper from England features monkeys in caps and trousers, with Dom Paul Kruger likenesses amid scenes of cards and circus antics. Conservative designs favor a fox chase and nursery scenes, while timeless Mother Goose imagery endures as a safer child’s motif.
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England
Dom Paul Kruger
Lord Roberts
Redvers Buller
Dom Paul
Pioneering Policeman Journeys by Dog Teams to Cape Nome
A letter from John Iseman, formerly Anaconda police officer, recounts a Yukon voyage by dog teams from Fort Cudahy to Rampart and on to Cape Nome. He describes 610 miles in two days and 615 more to go toward gold fields, warning of scarce dog feed after Tanana and planning to mail from Cape Nome. The route passed Dawson, White Pass & Yukon railway, Skaguay, Seattle, then Anaconda.
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John Tieman
Anaconda
Alaska
Yukon
Wlendike
Cape Nome
Rampart City
Tam
Mr. Iseman
Fort Cudahy
Standard
Cane Nome
Tanana Post
New Fort Gibbons
United States
Tanana Station
Dawson
Lake Bennett
White Pass
Skaguay
Seattle
Household goods bought and sold in 618 East Park
A brief note records sales of cigars tobacco and candy and notes leave orders for transfer work at 618 East Park indicating ongoing commerce and transfer activity in household goods.
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East Park
Missoula News Roundup From City Life And Events
Mis conseil: The Treble Clef meets with Mrs. Murray Thursday afternoon. Avery Armstrong returns to the streets after illness. Postmaster Judson tours Mis soula. J. L. McBride’s sons show rapid fever recovery. Teltsen’s cigar store rooms renovate. Charles Cranston builds east Spruce cottage. Holt family departs for Cedar Creek. J. W. Orr back in town after grip. Have You Seen Smith seats go on sale at Kohn’s. Brewster and Hogan fined for levee trouble. Hollingsworth moves to new Toole avenue home. Maud Jones performs at Union theater to a success. Ed Corbett becomes deputy sheriff as Garrity resigns. Richard Richards released by Justice Hayes for drunkenness. Mail to Base on train No. 4 at 8:29 a.m. Purtle family improving. Old building at Cedar and Higgins remodeied to a tin shop. Monster fire burning in Big Bend at river junction. NP Railway places new scale at depot baggage room. Patrick McLaughlin improves, life once despaired. Allen home quarantined due to scarlet fever. City bids for printing and ads to be opened Monday. Homes on Fast Front street receive finishing touches. Patrick Conroy shifts to NP switch engine. University band practices for May state oratorical contest. Two NP car inspectors discharged for smoking in oil room. Hotels display train arrival and departure boards. Missoulian appears as four-page daily and aims to succeed. No new telephone building this year per Managey Deitep.
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J. L. McBride
Teltsen
Charles Cranston
East Spruce Street
Thomas Holt
Cedar Creek
J. W. Orr
South Side
Smith
Kohn's
Brewster
Hogan
Charles Hollingsworth
Toole Avenue
Miss Maud Jones
Union Theater
Ed Corbett
William Garrity
Richard Richards
Justice Hayes
Post Office Department
Missoula
John Purtle
Cedar and
Higgins Avenue
Big Bend
Bitter Root
Northern Pacific Railway Company
H. W. McLaughlin
Patrick
A. C. Allen
Jefferson Street
Hughes
J. M. Keith
H. C. McLeod
Tyler B. Thompson
Missoulian
Deitep
Missoula News Briefs Include Local Accidents and Marriages
Reports from Salt Lake City confirm no new building this year. Missoula Mercantile’s clothing department is re fixtures completed and looks fine. Mrs Mary Reynolds and daughter arrive for a Missoula home. Reynolds ill and climate may help. Preparations for inter collegiate oratorical contest at the state university Friday night with details in the Standard. Workman Thibo Deveau injured thumb at Rankin saw mill on Grant Creek after contact with a saw. Mul LAN brothers ice wagon incident caused by loose nuts. crowd helps right the load. A drunken man seeks hospital treatment for a broken arm, leaves before service. H W Martin of Sunset marries Miss Etta Sanders of Halle at Montana hotel parlor. return to Sunset after brief visit. J D West, injured by fall from new Bitter Root river bridge at Riverside, returns to work on Monday.
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Salt Lake City
Missoula Mercantile Company
Missoula
Mary Reynolds
Philipsburg
Miss Reynolds
Thibodeau
Rankin
Grant Creek
Mullan Brothers
Sisters’ Hospital
H. W. Martin
Sunset
Etta Sanders
Halle
Montana
J. J. McAllister
J. D. West
Riverside
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Balloon trip by Prussian officers from Berlin to Prague
Three Prussian army officers flew from Berlin to Prague by balloon, leaving at 2 PM and landing at 5 PM after an ascent to 10 000 feet for part of the journey. The fastest express train takes seven hours for the distance.
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Berlin
Prague
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Anaconda News
Evans
Cabine
Byron
Childe Harold
Northumbria
Cassius M. Clay Cigar
Tolan Co.'s
Kodak's
Hunter's
Cherry St
J. D. Henley
Conley, Clague & Collins
John Kohort
U. S. Prince of Minneapolis
Joseph Loss
Father Callahan
S&8
St. Patrick's Church
Greig’s
Tolan Co
Park Ave
W. R. van Liew
Lower Works
Pacific Coast
W. H. Daughtrey
Cattlmeen
J. M. Kennedy
Sam Cyr
Justice of Sa Peace
B. F. Brown
Garrison Monay
W. E. Grafton
Upper Works
D. McRae & Co
Mr. Blanchard
Paul
Anaconda Man
Dr. Sanden
Sanden Electric Co
Russel Block
Fourth St
Portland, Oregon
General Headquarters
Northwest
Burlington
Missoula Notes
Treble Clef
G. Murray
Avery Armstrong
Cc. F. Judson
Garnet
R. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
Local
App Inves Co
Charies Mlk
Cocornds
State University
Uncle Sams Monogram Whiskey
St.paul
Benz Minneapolis
Munyon
Washington Market
E. Park Ave
Knoox
Knox
New York
Congress
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
St. Mark’s
Clara Louise Thompson
Down East
Rubes
Smith's Drug Store
L A. King's Book Store
Masonic Temple
Mendes
Maiden Lane
Hercules Charette
Deer Lodge County
John D. Rom
Nick Bosanitz
Peter Domitrovitoh
Ignatz Miller
Jos. Jaklich
Frank Miller
Cook Remedy
Reliable Cook Medical Co
Cook Medical Company
Curtis Street
Denver, Colo
D. G. Brownell
Tralag
First Street
Auagggde
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