Anaconda News Offers Reward for Charles McGarvie
Bell county police seek Charles McGarvie also known as Charles Sterling Described as 25, 5 feet 8 inches, 148 pounds with brown hair and gray eyes. He was paroled from a Minnesota reformatory in 1903 and allegedly broke parole at St. Cloud in 1908. Reward up to twenty five dollars for capture. Superintendent Frank L. Randall urged notice to authorities.
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Charles MecGarvie Pall
Charles Sterling
Ogdenburg
N. Y
Goodhue County
St. Cloud
Minn
Red Wing
R Brown
Isabella Sterling
Isabella Mattock
Pillsbury
Bert
Frank L. Randall
Minnesota State Reformatory
St. Poud
McGarvie
Russian charm offensive to Chinese via Mongolian Lama
A Japanese military officer reports Russia’s method of ingratiation with China. He met the living Buddha in Coloner Mongolia, a young boy enthroned with European rooms, Egyptian cigarettes, and coffee. The Buddha claimed gifts from great friends in the next room, including portraits of the czar and czarina, prompting thoughts on Russian influence over the Lama court in Petersburg.
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Japan Times
Russia
Coloner
Monoglia
Living Buddha
Czarina
Lama Wchievers
Petersburg
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Dandruff Cure
An old advertisement claims dandruff stems from a germ and can be cured only by eradicating it. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a grease free, non dye product that relieves itching and leaves hair soft. Sample offered by mail from Detroit, Michigan.
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Newbro
Dewoit
District Court Examinations For Eighth Grade Pupils
A district court notice outlines that eighth grade pupils will take examinations. The item notes the event context and official supervision, emphasizing school and courtroom alignment for student assessment.
Anaconda Schools Eighth Grade Exams Planned
County Superintendent Mahoney wins state backing to hold eighth grade exams in Anaconda and surrounding districts. About 50 to 60 pupils expected to graduate, with diplomas issued by the governor and state board. Mahoney may enlist help to administer exams over two days.
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Anaconda
Ic Ae
Alice Mahoney
Sho
Hahn
Helena Business College
State Board of Education
Welch
Sroconda
Surprise party hosted by the Shryocks on Weet Fifth Street
A pleasant surprise gathering occurred Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shryock home on Weet Fifth Street. Guests included Horace Kinney, M G White, James Godard, H Coy, Neal, James White, Frank White, Sam Salisbury, Litts, Frank Kinney, James Quigley, Carter, Thoen, Nina Darby, May Brookner, Anna Fisher, Anice English, Nina Chaham, Essie Steiner of Butte, Mary Darby, Karl Kinney, Ed Burke, Rob Dunn, W H Betzer, Louie Darby, Horace Barker, Carl Newnam, James Darby, and Mrs. Beckman.
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Charles Shryock
Weet Fifth Street
Horace Kinney
M. G. White
James Godard
Neal
James White
Frank White
Sam Salisbury
Litts
Frank Kinney
James Quigley
Carter
Thoen
Nina Darby
May Brookner
Anna Fisher
Anice English
Nina Chaham
Essie Steiner
Butte
Mary Darby
Karl Kinney
Ed Burke
Rob Dunn
W. H. Betzer
Louie Darby
Horace Barker
Carl Newnam
James Darby
Beckman
Alice Gano Birthday Celebration At Locust Street
A seventh birthday party for Alice Gano was held at her parents home 514 Locust street Friday evening. About 24 young ladies attended to offer congratulations and play games. Prizes awarded for skill included Lucinda Flephens first Eleanor Kennedy second Eva Daniels third and Maude Johnson consolation. Refreshments were served and gifts were received from friends.
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Alice Gano
Mra. F. I. Gano
Locust Street
Lucinda Flephens
Eleanor Kennedy
Eva Daniels
Maude Johnson
Alice
Minnie Morgan
Blanche Triol
Minnie Thomas
Lucille Hutchins
Nellie Daniels
Sadie Knight
Mabel
Claims He Was Touched In Saloon Robbery
Edward Kurz told police he was robbed of two gold watches and a chain after drinking in Bam Landry’s saloon on West Commercial Avenue Thursday night. He says he woke to find the items missing and suspects a woman. one watch is a lady’s Elgin with 17 jewels, the other an open-faced Elgin with a screw front.
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Edward Kurz
Bam Landry
West Commercial Avenue
Gerald Sullivan Buys North Half of Anaconda Lot
Gerald Sullivan yesterday purchased the north half of lot 7 in block 64 of Anaconda's original townsite from A A Wagner. The price paid was $1,060.
Baseball Games Today Law and Court Contend for Supremacy
A crowded sports and legal clash headlines today as courtrooms and ballparks contend for attention. Lawyers grid to influence outcomes while pitchers and batters face off under bright lights shaping public perception and local pride.
Revival of sports and baseball games planned in town
Weather permitting a gathering of B A and P employees and a Picked Nine will stage a revival of sports with a baseball match at the old park. Judges and sheriffs prepare to umpire and bet on lawyers, while other town officials boast of fielding first. An aconda and Spokane players consider town games, with plans for Pacific National league tours and summer lacrosse. The golf club and tennis enthusiasts resume activity as the State tournament nears, with Mose Lafontise and Jack Daly to clash May 11 at the Margaret theater under the Twentieth Century club.
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Disciples of Blackstone
W. H. Tripper
B. A. & P. Employes
EB. Carriher
W. H. Hibbard
Corcoran
Boise
Idaho
Butte
Lax Atetims
Golf
Muguer
Mose Lafontise
Jack Daly
Margaret Theater
Twentieth Century Club
East End Juniors Win Out In Close 22–21 Game
The East Fund Juniors defeated the Western Sluggers 22 to 21 in a sharp, exciting ball game yesterday.
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East End
East Fund
Mrs Patrick Campbell Opens The Joy Of Living At Anaconda
The Great English actress Mrs Patrick Campbell arrives at the Anaconda theater for a Friday night debut in Hermann Sudermann’s The Joy of Living renamed by Edith Wharton. Directed by Charles Frohman, the five act drama features Baron Richard and Countess Beata in a tale of sin, atonement, and social life. An elaborate investiture accompanies the engagement with London company in tow and advance ticket sales already strong.
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Patrick Campbell
Charles Frohman
Anaconda Theater
Hermann Sudermann
Edith Wharton
Beata
Magda
Sudermann
Baron Richard
Michael Kellinghausen
The Fatal Wedding at Margaret theater Tuesday Night
Veritably standing room only attendance marks the night as The Fatal Wedding plays Margaret theater on Tuesday. The hit melodrama travels nationwide since its New York debut last season, renowned for heart interest and humor amid safe climaxes and none of the bloodscreaming shocks common in rival plays.
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Margaret Theater
New York City
United States
Sullivan, Harris & Woods
Main
Anaconda
New York
Narrow Escape of Consul at Salonica Dynamo Blast
In Constantinople on May 2 the acting German Consul at Salonica narrowly escaped the dynamite outrage that wrecked the Ottoman bank adjoining his club. He extricated himself from debris with only slight injuries. German officials demanded accountability from the Porte for damages to the German school and consular property. Reports say casualties included three Germans, four Italians wounded, and one Swiss killed. Turkish officials consider striking Bulgaria in retaliation, but fear wider powers' reaction. No disturbances reported at Salonica since April 45.
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Constantinople
Salonica
Himeself
Porte
Saloni
Bulgaria
Hart Schaffner Marx Summer Clothes Ad
A local retailer promotes Hart Schaffner Marx summer suits praised for style and fit. The copy claims the garments are wearable and tailored like custom work, with a wide assortment available in town.
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Art Schaffner
Marx
Notice for sealed bids on Deer Lodge school bonds
Sealed proposals are invited by the secretary of school district No 10 Deer Lodge County Montana for three bonds of 1000 dollars each totaling 3000 dollars. Bonds dated June 1 1908 mature in 20 years with 10 year redemption and interest not above 4 percent payable semiannually at the county treasurer Anaconda. Bid deposits 100 dollars with a certified check payable to the district and forfeitable if not completed. Bids due Friday May 29 1903 at 4 o'clock p m. W S Custer Clerk April 20 1903.
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William Jensen
Jacob Falben
Jensen
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
Fendant
M. R. Hendricks
Justice of the Peace
M. G. Hendricks
Aaid
John H. Duffy
Plainthir
Board of School Trustees
Deer Lodge County
Mont
Adool
State of Montana
W. S. Custer
United States Land Office
Helena
George Sparrow
Anasconda
Lost Creek
Deer Lodg
Mountain Row
M. E
Recorders Office
Frank D
Miracle. Register
Road grading project advertised for Deer Lodge county
The county clerk's office in Deer Lodge county Montana invites bids until May 4 1908 for grading a new road up Mill Creek including a crossing over the B A FP railroad. Specifications are on file in the clerk's office for public inspection.
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Deer Lodge County
Montana
Mill Creek
Three Mile House
Montana Union Railroad
Phil Greenan
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