Anaconda crowd watches Klepetko medal shoots and stories
A large crowd at the Anaconda Red and Gun club witnessed Klepetko medal contests and other rifle and shotgun events led by J. W. Akard of Fairplay Missouri. Walker won the Klepetko medal with 33 of 20 pairs amid rain softened by moments of sunshine and demonstrations of fancy rifle work. Divorced Philadelphia artist Julian Story reportedly plans marriage to heiress Anne Thompson in Paris, with plans for an Italian villa wedding and a portrait tie-in gaining attention.
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Anaconda Red and Gun Club
Shotun
4. W. Akard
Fairplay
Akard
Simmons
Plank
Nell
Kunkel
Stephens
Smith
Goddard
Emma Eames Story
Julian Story
Philadelphia
New York
Anne Thompson
Paris
George Lee ‘Thompson
Mise Thompson
Story
City Notices and Local Events in Anaconda
Multiple items show tonight meetings for Expres National union and Central Labor council at Verberckmoes optician and 512 East Park. Anaconda Masons and A L of A hold gatherings. visitors from Butte and Helena noted. Household goods for sale and furniture ads. watches advertised from $1 to $200. Memorial and funeral notices for Michael McNellis and related union leaders.
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Central Labor Council
Verberckmoes
Optician
E. Park
Anaconda
Royal Arch Masons
East Park Avenue
Hickory Street
Anaconda Mill and Smelter Men's Union
Michael MeNellis
M. P. Mahoney
Funeral for Michael Mc Nelle at East Park Avenue Home
The funeral of the late Michael Mc Nelle will take place at the family residence 1001 East Park Avenue at S520 this morning with a requiem high mass at St Peters Church at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Mt Carmel Cemetery.
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League of the Sacred Heart and Altar Society
St. Peters Parish
Michael McNelis
East Park
Michael McNelle
East Park Avenue
St. Peters Church
Mt Carmel Cemetery
Meeting to Organize a Mall Baseball Team
A city wall gathering Tuesday evening aims to form a first class baseball team for Ely. Promoters seek local players, inviting all interested in the sport to attend. A later item notes a baseball game where Anaconda beat Butte 10 to 1 amid rain, with details on pitchers.
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Ely
Mrs Sims to lecture on card playing in Anaconda
A St Louis society figure and whist champion Mrs A B Sims plans lectures in Anaconda and across the state criticizing gambling in parlors and dens. The missive from evangelists prompts change of heart, urging disciplined upbringing and warning the young about gambling.
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St. Louis
Anaconda
A. B. Sims
Sime
A.b.ims
1. Louis
J. Wilbur. Chapman
Sims
University Place
England
Scotland
Canada
Mexico
Sima
M. Co Lonard
Photographing voice and the photographic phonograph
A historical note explains the shift from phonographs to a photographic method of recording spoken words. It describes an arc lamp in the microphone circuit producing light that mirrors sound vibrations and is captured on film, enabling later reproduction of the original sound. The article hints at a fuller description in a forthcoming piece.
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Suhab
Alfred
Graden
Waitz
Technical World Magazine
Herr Runmer
Dutch East India Company coin dug up in West London
A Dutch East India Company penny was unearthed by an Amir at West London Cape Colony on May 19. The coin is roughly crown-sized with the company stamp still visible though the lettering is worn and faded.
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Cape Town
Fast India Company
West London
Cape Colony
Millions of Dollars and Orders in Industrial Invasion
A range of American steel rails locomotives and cars are fueling Japan's Far East expansion with millions spent on railroad supplies for the South Manchurian line. Contracts accrue, deliveries begin, and ships move Japanese bound across the Pacific in a rush to have railroads built and running in two years. American producers like the Baldwin Locomotive Works are noted as rivals to the American Locomotive Company in the evolving national industry.
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New York
Far East
Japan
United States
Pacific
Manchuria
American Locomotive Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
America
Technical World Magazine
Thomas W. Crawford
Locomotive Plant Records Growth in Nation’s Industry
It is said that Matthias Talawin built a flat locomotive In' Isi2 in a year at a plant bearing his name. The establishment can produce nine complete locomotives in a day under pressure. This large engine building plant is one of many thriving in the country as fortunes rise.
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Saa
Matthias Talawin
Frights in Explosives Explained by W R Stewart
A June Technical World Magazine article by W R Stewart argues that many explosives are not inherently unstable. The piece notes that some high explosives can be handled or even stirred with hot pokers without detonating, unless the proper initiating agent is used.
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Atkinson
London
W. R. Stewart
Technical World Magazine
Urrer Rivaloleomargarine Trade Shift Across Seas
In a June Technical World Magazine piece Fred Haxton notes American makers surpassed French rivals in developing oleomargarine commercially. He observes Urrer’s rival beaten, with U.S. factories shipping hundreds of tons yearly to France, undercutting French prices, and Chicago becomes the world center of the oleomargarine industry.
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Frencaman
Chicago
Fred Haxton
Patent Office No Pauper From the Tech World Magazine
The article notes a surge in patent issuances during 2908 and a rise in fees collected by the Patent Office. It highlights the growing value and volume of patents and the related financial intake, reflecting an active period in innovation and government revenue from intellectual property.
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Technical World Magazine
The
Patent Office Revenue and Patents Issued in 1907
The patent office posted a 1907 year of high receipts totaling 1 100 921 38 with expenditures at 1 55480 20 leaving a net gain of about 236000. Patent funds in the treasury stood at 8 427 021 86. There were 56 482 patent applications and 31 985 patents issued. New York led in inventor activity with 4 642 applications, Illinois second, 471 foreign patents went to Cuban inventors, and the cumulative patents issued 1898–1907 reached 840 588.
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United States Patent Office
Patent ‘Office
Patent Office
United States Treasury
New York State
Illinois
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Anaconda News
Klepetko
Walker
Butte
J. W. Akard
Fairplay, Mo
Anne. Thompson
Expres National Union
Birch Hill
Chicke
C.C. Goddara
Carpenter Hall
Hammersiough
Coy's
Hammersiough’s. L. A
C.D. Plank
Helena
Billings
SiCiday
A. Maynard
Mullan, Idaho
Montana Hotel
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Corner Firth and
Chestnut Streets
M. Hudtloft
J. le D. Morrison
MacCallum & Cloutier Mercantile Bo
Boi
Ishpan
Aishpan Bae
Royal
Pourteen-quart
Wat
MacCallum & Cloutier Mercantile Co
Paul
Smith Drug Company
Gregson
Butler
Harris
Lewis
Quinn
Maurice Wein
Montana
Martin Martin
Carpenters Union No
F. Taylor
Mrs. Sims
Ken E. Rexford
Outing Magazine
Gordon Hat
Ches Coppen City
Nottingham
Ottingham
Brussels
Royal Wilton
Amers Chartered
Ana
Calicaa
Ghent
Dany
Riera Ee Fanten
Almont
Seago I
Sane Eashoes
Kipling
William G. Fitzgerald
Magagion
Clemente
N Urrer
Family Theater
Sutai Stanager
Daly Bank and
John K. Toole
G3. Bowman
Louis V. Bennett
John G. Harrington
Yegen Bros. Savings Bank
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