Memorial services honor soldiers and call for new patriotism
The Rev J B Rite spoke at a Christian church memorial service attended by Grand Army of the Republic and veterans groups. He urged a patriotism beyond flags and noise, praising Lincoln era volunteers and noting heroes from Sherman to Lee, Dewey to Morro Castle. The minister stressed unity and peaceful aims, saying future service is owed to a higher call. The article ends by mentioning two new American battleships with triple 14 inch turrets.
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Grand Army
United Spanish War Veterans
Ladies of the Grand Army
Christian Church
H. F. Ritz
Jesus
Lincoln
America
Switzerland
William Tell
Germany
France
Bismarck
England
Queen Victoria
William E. Gladstone
Abraham Lincoln
the Boys In Blue
Sherman
Sheridan
Thomas
Grant
Stonewall Jackson
Sidney Johnston
Joe Weaver
Robert FE. Lee
Maine
Morro Castle
Dewey
Shafter
Wood
Georgetown Gold Mining Company stock offer at 10 cents
The Georgetown Gold Mining Company invites investors to buy shares in its mining claims between the Southern Cross and Cable mines. Five hundred shares cost 50 dollars with 19 dollars down and 10 dollars per month. 1000 shares 10 dollars down and 20 dollars per month. JAMES PRINGLE, Secretary, office room 12 Durston block Anaconda.
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Georgetown Gold Mining Company
Georgetown
Southern Cross
Cable
Durston Block
Anaconda
Baltic Combination
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Main Street
Children Please as Entertainers at Margaret Theater
The Margaret theater hosted the Junior May festival as part of St. Peter's parochial school's fourth annual entertainments yesterday afternoon. The program featured dances and skits by primary and junior grades including James McGrath who drew major applause with Our Baby. More than 80 percent of Massachusetts vehicles are motor propelled.
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Margaret Theater
St. Peter's Parochial School
James McGrath
James
Skelly
McCartney
Mussell
John Maynard
Cowley
Uncle Sam's Patriots
St. Peter's
Angels
Mary Shearon
James Clifford
Burke Fplick
Massachusetts
Community notices and events in local paper
Tonight various fraternal and union meetings are listed including c o O F Royal Highlanders Knights of Pythias and the Teamsters and stablemen. Also sales and advertisements for decoration day flowers furniture and pianos plus funeral notice for Albert Wiley killed May 24.
Ben Johnson Motor Incident In Warm Springs Legible
While motoring to Anaconla yesterday Ben Johnson of Warm Springs appears in a fragment noting travel and location. No further details are readable in the source segment.
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Anaconla
Ben Johnson
Warm Springs
Steamer Breaks Down Near Washoe Brewery Strands Traveler
A steamer near the old Washoe brewery broke a connecting rod, stranding the traveler until aid arrived from the city. Dr. McDonald hauled the clipped engine into town. Mrs. Johnson and her baby were later taken to Warm Springs by Dr. A. C. Knight.
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Washoe
Bad Weather Again Stops Search for Lew Dorsey
The Lew Dorsey search was postponed due to threatening weather. A fresh attempt was planned from J. M. Minors cigar store with volunteers continuing to comb hills around the city. Missoula witness Jim Hoy Jr remains convinced he saw Dorsey. Dorsey’s father in law M. J. Murphy traveled to Missoula to question Hoy and had not returned by nightfall.
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Lew Dorsey
J. M. Minor
Dorsey
Jim Hoy Jr
Missoula
M. J. Murphy
Hoy
Notable Names List Across Cities
Co G Schulze of St Paul A K Merritt of Chicago F D Weeks and wife of Butte Mrs James P Edwards of Houghton Mich C L Wall of Portland J Stockder of Spokane W Brunton of Seattle H S Hess of Denver
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Co. G. Schulze
St. Paul
A. K. Merritt
Chicago
F. D. Weeks
Butte
James P. Edwards
Houghton
Mich
C. L. Wall
Portland
Ore
J. Stockder
Spokane
W. Brunton
Seattle
H. S. Hess
Denver
Fechter's Sailors Save The Day In Stage Storm Tale
Chicago Post recalls Charles Fechter’s melodrama where a ship in a green baize sea faced disaster as a storm made by boys shook the set. Fechter, as captain, yelled Man overboard and physically hauled a frightened helper aboard to avert catastrophe.
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Chicago Post
Harry Gilfoil
Charles Fechter
Fechter
Tennessee Lawyer Faces Court Contempt Fines
A noted Tennessee lawyer famed for his temper and deafness enters a courtroom with a young judge. During a motion clash the judge orders the lawyer to sit, the deaf lawyer keeps talking, and the judge fines him $10 for contempt. The clerk explains the reason as contempt of court. The lawyer shoots a poisonous look toward the clerk.
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Saturday Evening Post
Tennessee
Third Judicial District
Montana
Deer Lodge
John Donovan
P. &. Kelly
Barney Hogan
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MacCallum & Cloutier Mercantile Co
California
Dickinson
Pleasant Mountain
Pajon
Batavia
N.B. O
Anaconda News
J. B. Rite
G. A
G. A. R. Ladies
Onur Boys
Gray
James Pringle
Ibeaapeek
Oakley
Sever Eiasue Cee
Cerceveres
Eetese Cates cohaoteeRnsmbesey
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M. Fidil
East Park Avenue
Stylecraft, Palmer and
Hone
Grea
Redfern
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About the City News
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Zoliman’s
Royal Highlanders
Knights of Pythias
Vermillion’s
Greig's
Fraternal Brotherhood
Verberckmoes
Optician
Teamsters’ and Stablemen’s Union
Daly's
F. D. Weeks of
Bruckner
Roach & Smith
Dan Morony
Greig’s
Sullivan & Peterson
Hammerslough’s
James McTaggert
T. J. Fleming
The
Cash Liquor House
Devine
C. J. Kelly
Greig
Eagles
John W. James
M. R. Reynolds
A Camp & Co
Kimball
Schlappi
May
Katherine Russell
City
Baptist Sunday School
Children’s Day
Medway
Albert Wiley
Foster Guich
Lawler & Climer
H. A. Carnahan
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Lew
Reel Theater
Andersons
HW. A, Conyne
Abbott & Ford
Wast Park Avenue
William Maxwell Aitken
House of Commons
Best Lumber
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Em. J. Bowman
John R. Toole
Stockton Veazey
L. R. Funk
Anaconda National Bank Capital
A.&p.ry
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company
Wille
Mont
P.M. Halloran
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