Anaconda Police Clean Up Disturbance Suspects
The Anaconda police force reports active patrols to curb vagrancy and crime as new officers take seats. James Hagerty and Jerome Lefatvre faced charges for disturbances. Lefatvre fined ten dollars and Hagerty fined ten dollars for drunkenness and disorderly conduct at local venues. James Frey pleaded guilty to petty larceny and awaits sentencing after stealing a watch, recovered soon after at a saloon.
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Anaconda
Department 8
Frank O'Brien
West
Tayp Ie
Kingsley
Amooth
James Frey
Hayes
Hendricks
Frey
M. Dean
Parrott
East Park Avenue
O’brien
All Nations
Jerome Lefatvre
Mainville
Bessie Arnold
Lefaivre
James Hagerty
Omcer Barkovich
Gavin
Shooters Meet Sunday Near State Tournament Preparations
Anaconde Rod and Gun club plans a near state tournament style shoot next Sunday at 1 o clock in the morning on their grounds. Open to all clubs with several events offering added money and entry fees. events include 16 singles and 8 singles with varying stakes. Lunch will be served on site.
Austrian Beaten in East End Saloon Row
John Jakovich, an Austrian, claimed locals beat him after a drunken altercation in an east end saloon. Police found he started the row and he was jailed overnight.
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John Jakovich
East End
Jnkovich
Tennis Club Formation At Fourth Avenue North
Despatch to the Standard notes the likely establishment of a tennis club with at least two courts. Key organizers include C P. Jh Fowler L R Fogte PB A New som R G Mattvon and Harry G Curtis. A double court may be kept at Fourth Avenue north end Fourth Street with final organization at a later meeting.
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L. R. Fogte
PB. A. Newsom
R. G. Mattvon
Harry G. Curtis
Fourth Avenue
Fourth Street
Moose Lake District Prospects Draw Mining Interest
Prospectors and investors push Moose Lake as a rich gold district with deep quartz veins. Fred W. Peckover and Giles Brownell report a 300 foot deep vein with seven feet of solid quartz showing free gold as Moose Lake Mining Co pursues tunnels and upraises to develop a mill.
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Fred W. Peckover
Giles Brownell
Moose Lake
Mr. Peckover
Brownell
Peckover
Moose Lake Mining Company
Cours
Lake Mining Company
Maries
Ministers Condemn Questionable Advertising in Religious Press
At the Pacific Coast Congregational Congress in May 11, ministers condemned advertising in church papers as possibly misleading. Rev Dr Howard A Bridgman of Boston spoke on The Ministry of the Religious Press. Dr Bradford urged ministers to avoid personal attacks, credulity over faith, and unfounded science challenges.
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Pacific Coast Congregational Congress
Church and Journal
Howard A. Bridgman
Boston
Congregationalist
Bradford
Morgan
Vagrants rounded up as city aids crackdown continues
Constables Henreld and Gallagher target vagrants amid winter infestations. Justice Murphy sends five to county jail for 30 to 60 days. P C Flynn freed on promise of immediate employment. J S Fry pleads guilty to petit larceny. Bramble case set for Friday preliminary hearing. Estates hearing dates and a drunken disorderly fine noted.
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Henreld
Gallagher
Anaconda
Justice of the Peace
Murphy
P. C. Flynn
Hendricks
J. S. Fry
William Dean
Parrott Block
O'Brien
Fry
All Nations
George Bramble
Parrott
Gunde Johnson
Thomas Se
Catherine Noonan
Distriet Court
Polce Murphy Yuesterday
Isaac W. S&slisbury
Hite
Wainst U.S. James
Britain Reports No Russian Occupation Of Neweihwang
In the House of Commons Lord Cranbourne announced that the British consul at Neweihwang reported no Russian occupation there. He said limited communications had been sent to Russia by the United States and Britain, and Russia would honor its pledge to evacuate Manchuria though delayed. Russia stated no intent to threaten foreign consuls or hinder commerce or port use. The Haitian government saw no need for a concerted US Japan Britain action against Russia to secure prompt fulfillment.
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Lomion
Fareign
Lord Cranbourne
House of Commons
Neweohwang
Newchwang
Lord Cranborne
United States
Great Britain
Manchuria
Russia
Japan
Joseph Walton
French Note Confirms US China Manchuria Assurances
In Peking on May 11 the French minister reports that Minister Conger has informed China of the assurances on Manchuria given by Russia to the United States via Ambassador McCormick and Cassini, with Chinese officials relieved and not gravely concerned. The French note says Washington’s advices from May conferences dispel fears of joint action entanglements among Britain Japan and the United States.
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Peking
Conger
Manchuria
Russia
United States
McCormick
Cassini
Washington
May
Hay
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Japan
Tokyo Consul Denies Russian Military Activity Rumors
A telegram from the Japanese consul at Newehwang refutes rumors of Trussian forces massing in the region, stating there is no military activity to report.
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Tokio
Newehwang
Children’s wash dresses offer latest styles ages two to fourteen
McRae & Co advertises washable children’s dresses in current fashions priced from a few cents upward suitable for ages two through fourteen.
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McRae
Princess Beatrice Visits U S Flagship Chicago
May 11 Princess Beatrice of England and Princess Henry of Battenberg visited the United States flagship Chicago and were received by Rear Admiral Cotton.
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Nice
Princess Beatrice of England
Princess Henry of Battenberg
United States
Chicago
Cotton
President Roosevelt Objects to Tree Card Vandalism in California
At Santa Cruz and Pajaro Roosevelt denounces placing cards on a giant tree in a park and urges Californians to stop vandalism. He directs removal of cards, notes possible naming of the tree after him only if a wind- and inch-based limit is met, and continues with a busy schedule including CampbelI planting and travel to Del Monte.
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San Jose
Cal
Roosevelt
Santa Cruz
California
Pajaro
del Monte
Sith
Hweel
Hia Tritha
Sweet
Ith Infantry
bin Durtheitis
Palare
Roosevelt Given Ovation in Watsonville Visit Day
President Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Watsonville amid a vast throng, greeted by Mayor Clark and officials. The parade route featured cheering schoolchildren, a navy band, and a reception at the courthouse. A luncheon honored the president with a local claim, and a tree was dedicated in his name before the train continued to San Jose.
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Roosevelt
Wais
Cartinwes
Vite
Nowers
Grand Ary
Avalon Company
U. RR. E. of P
Corriange
Clark
J. W. Linscott
J. M. Gezetterez
Watsonville
A. Hihn
Pioneers
Big Trees
Boulder Creek
Felton
San Jose
Japanese coal ordered for Canadian Pacific ships
Vancouver May 1 due to strikes at Dunsmuir collieries on Vancouver Island the Canadian Pacific railway contracted for 10 000 tons of steam coal from Japan to be used on Canadian Pacific Steamships. The supply will last three months.
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Vancouver
Dunsmuir
Vancouver Island
Canadian Pacific Railway
Japan
Canadian Pacific
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Great Falls
Moose Lake District
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Hoston
Ko O
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Justices OF the Peace
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Sured
China
Honor
Pajare
Watecavi'le Satakeriz
San Jose Uidossing
Campbell
Lake Wook
Pato Alte
Henmins
Watcoms
Banta Crus
Japan Coal
Oxford
Fregia
John Hamptin
John Hampton
Englestoratt
Enver
Wm Ten
Orves
W. A. Cook
THE
Cook Medical CO
Curtis ST
Denver
Snow Peak Patent Development Go. of America
Broadway, New York
Standard
Twentieth Century Club
Athletic Entertainment
Mose la
Butte
Jack Daly
Ananda
O Mura
Lyons
Hudson
Johnson
Smith Drug Store
Dius
George Kryder
Napoleon
Mick Woaken
Back Remedy Co
N.Y
Oman
Tae Evans
Bruggtel
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