Roosevelt Committee Meeting Tonight at City Hall
A Roosevelt committee meeting at city hall tonight will hear sub committee reports and plan final preparations for the president's arrival. The executive committee discusses seeking a brief Montana stop in Anaconda or Butte with a five minute presentation.
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Executive Committee
Montana
United States
Aken
Butte
Gether
Anaconda
Roosevelt
Thornton Hotel
Express
Helena
Edwards
Rlief
Business Men's Association
Jones
Stephens
John W. James
Finlen Hotel
The
Finlen
Loeb
Portland
Eugene Carroll
H. W. Stephens
J. W. Collins
Runaways Spur Truancy Fight and Ailment Cure Ad
Article notes rising truancy as warm days bring outdoor sports. Officer Jesse L. Heefner of Goshen, Indiana recalls health revival after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Claims cures range from locomotor ataxia to neuralgia and general weakness. Pills sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady.
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Jesse L. Heefner
East Pike Street
Goshen
Ind
Elkhart County
Heefner
Two Butte Girls Arrested In Mainville Sights Trip
Margaret and Rose McConnell of 18 East Park Avenue Butte were arrested at midnight by Assistant Chief Frank O'Brien for loitering in Mainville with two well known local men. They claim they are over age and were visiting a sister on Elm Street. They were jailed awaiting Judge Hayes's morning appearance.
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Margaret
Rose McConnell
Butte
East Park Avenue
Frank O'Brien
Mainville
Judge Hayes
Elm Street
Bruno Mainville
Rose
Albuquerque
N. M
Rarus
Yeomen meet and local notices fill city page
City notes announce Yeomen meeting at night, social dance at Turner hall, Ladies' Mexican drawn work waist $5.74, Mexican drawn work collars and cuffs $1.25, and various sales at Adams'. Big Wheel repair moves to 215 East Park avenue. Roosevelt reception items and nearby events listed with vendor names and addresses.
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Turner Hall
East Park Avenue
Adams
Runaway Horse Stolen Rig Sparks Runaway Crash and Injuries
Michael Duffy loses his horse and buggy after Matt Halloran steals the rig and flees, later causing a crash with Patrick Gartland and Bridget Crowley. Crowley suffers a severe fracture to the ankle, Gartland minor injuries, and Duffy a badly skinned ear. Halloran, a prior Warm Springs inmate, is at large.
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Michael Duffy
St. Ann's Hospital
Duffy
Patrick Gartland
Bridget Crowley
Matt Halloran
Anaconda
Butte
Deer Lodge
Lower Works
Thomas Murray
East Park Avenue
Matt Hatloran
Warm Springs
Storrar
Mr. Gartland
Miss Crowley
Gartland
Gartlind
Oak Street
Owen
Mies Crowley
Park Avenue
Birch Street
Halloran
Anaconda to decide school personnel tonight
A special school board session in Anaconda will determine next year’s teaching staff. Most last year’s teachers are expected to be retained, with few signifying nonapplication. J W Dale of Butte, new superintendent, will address retention while ex-superintendent Koontz praised the corps.
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Anaconda
J. W. Dale
Butte
J. A. Koontz
Central
Lincoln
Little Coat
Printers choose delegate John L Crystal for national convention
John L Crystal foreman of the Standard composing room was elected by the Typographical union as delegate to the national convention to be held in Washington D C next August. An earlier vote tied, and subsequent balloting gave Ek R Otterson 15 votes and Crystal 22.
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John L. Crystal
Standard Composing Room
The
Typographical Union
Washington, D. C
Ek. Rh. Ottarson
Mr. Chrystal
Day of Helena to feature K C Day speech at St Marks
Helena notes that K C Day, Helena lawyer and church organizer, will address the Brotherhood of St Andrews at St Mark's Episcopal Church tonight. He is touted as a top Montana speaker and will draw a large crowd with the evening program including music and devout Episcopal lay leadership. Accidents will happen sometimes, even to Thueson's clothes. If anything went wrong, bring that suit back-get another or cash.
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Montana
James Cullen
Miner
Mullen
Main Streets
Centerville
Doan
Smith Drug Co
Kk. C. Day
Helena
Brotherhood of St. Andrews
Episcopal Church
Day
Day Ia
Society of the Brotherhood of St. Andrews
St. Mark's
Thueson
Eagles Plan Picnic On July 12
Seven new candidates were welcomed at the Eagles meeting Wednesday evening. After initiation ceremonies a social session followed. A big picnic is scheduled for July 12 at a secured park with committees to arrange the day.
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Eagles
President pays tribute to pioneers Lewis and Clark
A brief notice reports the president paying tribute to explorers Lewis and Clark. A secret service detail guarded the event, and admission was by invitation only with security cards required for entry.
Remains of Thomas Murray Buried Here
The funeral of the old planter Thomas Murray was held yesterday afternoon at 124 West Park Avenue. It was very largely attended, as he had hundreds of friends in the area. Interment followed at Hill Cemetery with Rev. Father Coopman of St. Paul’s Catholic Church officiating. Pallbearers were Martin Corrigan, Thomas Burke, John Logan, John Noonan, Thomas Parker, and Harry Hynes.
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Thomas Murray
Michael Cosgrove
West Park Avenue
Mr. Murray
Hill Cemetery
Father Coopman
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Martin Corrigan
Thomias Burke
John Logan
John Noonan
Thomas Parker
Harry Hynes
Roosevelt Arrives in Salem for Royal Welcome
President Roosevelt and party arrived in Salem amid brass bands and cheering crowds. Governor Chamberlain, Mayor Bishop, and other officials greeted him at the depot as guards lined the platform. He spoke to about 2,000 local school children in Marion Square with a spirited chorus of America.
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Salem
Ore
Roosevelt
Chamberlain
George ©. Brownell
Senate
House
C. P. Bishop
Citizens’ Committee
Guard of Honor
P. Bishop
Joeb
Marion Square
America
Meeting of city reception committee at City Hall
A meeting of the city reception committee for the president is set for tonight at City Hall. The notice calls for the presence of all committee members and highlights orderly conduct during the event.
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Comselt
Eee
Anvcival
Ben Hendricks Stars In Ole Olson Comedy
The Swede in America gains popular favor through Ben Hendricks who portrays the immigrant with sympathetic humor in Ole Olson. A respected performer, he avoids cheap burlesque and delivers genuine fun with a strong cast and engaging specialties. Large audiences have packed the theater.
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Ben Hendricks
America
Mr. Hendricks
Ole Olson
Hendricks
President's Capitol Visit Ends With Warm Moments
The president marched to the capitol aided by Grand Army veterans, met state officials in the governor's suite, then spoke a 30 minute address from a decorated platform. Governor Chamberlain welcomed him, with Senator Brownell and Mayor Bishop also speaking before departure to Portland. He paused to kiss an invalid child on the curbstone.
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Capitol Building
Grand Army
Statehouse
Chamberlain
Brownell
Bishop
Portland
G A R protests Memorial day program at Fort Riley
The Kansas encampment of the G A R sent a dispatch to the president and war secretary protesting the Memorial day plans at Fort Riley. They oppose the day being desecrated by baseball races and other sports and seek better rates to the San Francisco national encampment. Indignation grew that G A R gets half rates to San Francisco while Confederate Veterans receive one third rates to New Orleans.
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McPherson
Kan
Kansas
Fort Riley
San Francisco
New Orleans
Hedgehog bounty blunder tops Maine town clerk
A Maine town clerk, fined 81.00 plus 82 costs after paying hedgehog bounties under a misapplied law, appeals to higher courts. Hunters faced fines up to 5 and costs for taking hedgehogs during restrictions. The dispute centers on timing and legality of the bounty program and the clerk’s receipt of evidence.
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New York Sun
Lincoln
Here
Maine
Costa
Escaped in Time. A Brooklyn Eagle quip about husbands and bachelors
A witty Brooklyn Eagle line plays on fear of wives and the idea of a fearless bachelor. The exchange presents a humorous contrast between bravado and domestic life.
Scranton Building Permits See Record Slowdown This Month
From the Brooklyn Wagle report last year five permits were issued daily in Scranton. This month the record reads blank, marking a striking contrast with an emphasis on the adjective describing the change.
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Brooklyn Wagle
Scranton
Mountain Bay placer patent filed for 97.62 acres in Deer Lodge MT
George W Sparrow of Anaconda Montana filed for a patent on 97.62 acres in Lost Creek mining district Deer Lodge County Montana for the Mountain Bay placer claim. The description lists corner coordinates and bearings ending at a 2 506 4 feet line to the starting point. The record notes no conflicting adjoining claims and records in Deer Lodge county. First publication is April 4 1903.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
George W. Sparrow
Anaconda
Lost Creek
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Mountain Bay Placer
R. WU OW
Cor
Recorder’s Office
State of
Rank D. Miracle
Register
Notice Sealed Bond Proposals Sought by Deer Lodge District
Sealed proposals due by June 19 1903 at 8 p m for the purchase of bonds with accrued interest dated April 1 1903. Bonds of $1000 each payable in 20 years and redeemable in 10. interest not exceeding 5 percent semi annually. Three thousand dollars total. Bid deposit $100 payable to School District No 10. W S Custer agent May 19 1903.
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Board of School Trustees
Deer Lodge County
Mont
Anaconda
State of
Montana
W. 8. Custer
Notice to Stockholders French Gulch Dredging Co Meeting
The annual meeting of stockholders of the French Gulch Dredging Company will be held at the principal office Bank building Anaconda Montana on Tuesday June 2 1903 at 8 p m for electing officers and other business. By order of the board of directors W R Allen Secretary. Dated Anaconda Mont May 18 1908.
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Bank
Anaconda, Mont
W. R. Allen
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