Count Bassoff of Noble Russian Line Visits Anaconda
Count Valdemar de Bassoff a self described Russian count and former army officer visited Anaconda for a short time. He claims royal lineage, educated in several languages, once owned estates in Russia and Alaska, now works in a Butte mine while planning to return to Russia or seek investors for his Alaska mines. He portrays republican beliefs and keeps his rank secret from fellow workers.
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Amur
Siberia
Alaska
Britte
Valdemar de Bassolf
Anaconda
Bassoff
Russia
Odessa
Black Sea
Nicholas
Europe
Asia
United States
Count Bassoff
Butte
Montana
Do Not Trifle With Them Paine’s Celery Compound
An advertisement promotes Paine’s Celery Compound as a cure for headaches and nervous disorders. It argues headaches stem from nervous system weakness and lists liver and digestion issues as underlying causes. Mrs Henry Westrick of St Clair Michigan testifies to relief from dyspepsia and chronic headaches after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Henry Westrick
St. Clair, Mich
Newbro's Herpicide Fights Dandruff for Healthy Hair
Dandruff is blamed for hair loss and is described as caused by a pestilent germ. Newbro's Herpicide is touted as the only preparation fatal to the dandruff germ, promising luxuriant, glossy hair if dandruff is removed. Thousands of women owe their beautiful hair to Newbro's product.
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Jill
Wnewbro
Humane society meets on horse eyesight and docking tails
Anaconda Humane society members gathered in the city hall council chamber to discuss the harm caused by broken blinders on horses and the docking of tails. Mrs Irené Rood, national organizer, explained how eyesight worsens with broken blinders. a second meeting is slated for a week from next Monday night.
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Anaconda
Miss Katzenstien Dies in Chicago After Asthma Sufferings
Anaconda residents who knew Miss Fanny Katzenstien during a visit years ago mourn her death in Chicago. Daughter of a Milwaukee pioneer, she was prominent in Anaconda society during her stay and suffered from asthma which led her to travel seeking relief.
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Anaconda
Fanny Katzenstien
Chicago
Miss Katzenstien
Milwaukee
Wis
Informal Deer Lodge Pioneers Meet For Banquet Reunion
An informal Deer Lodge county pioneers meeting at the courthouse plans a future banquet. Members of the Deer Lodge Pioneer association and other prominent pioneers will be invited. Organizers expect a memorable reunion event for the county’s old timers.
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Deer Lodge County
Deer Lodge
Pupils of Prof Gustav Fischer Impress at Church Concert
A large audience at the Presbyterian church last evening enjoyed the inaugural recital by Prof Gustav Fischer's music school pupils. The program pleased the crowd and performers, and the success encourages further winter concerts by the professor.
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Presbyterian Church
Gustav Fischer
Looks Like a Real Bad Man Councilman Loxton and His Party
Vic Smith recounts a tale from the Big Hole country about Mat Ferguson meeting a hunting party from Smelter city. Ferguson confronted five men with shotguns on the road who fled upon seeing a red bottle, while Luxton and associates Kal Sutter Fred Lapthorne Pat Girard and William Dinger rode toward Tongue's ranch with deer to show after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Smith
Big Hole
Bear
Vic
Mat Ferguson
Anaconda
Ferguson
Mill Creek
Mat
Matt
Luxton
Mr. Luxton
Kal Sutter
Fred Lapthorne
Pat Girard
William Dinger
Tongue
Sutter
Social notices and sales at Anaconda area
Local brief items describe social dances at Austrian hall and gatherings at the Hammersloughs Shields block. It notes opticians Verberckmoes and Dursten biking, several visitors from St. Louis, Butte, Omaha, and San Francisco, plus a mill and smelter union meeting at 7 30 p m. Department store sales on petticoats and lace, new trimming braids, and a kindergarten opens Sept 8. Foundry water pay day and county commissioner session reported. Great Northern offers through sleeping car to Minneapolis. A citizenship declaration by Ed Erickson noted. Bishop Brondell to attend a farmers mass and confer confirmation.
Stolen horse and buggy reported from Ehret establishment
Police reported a theft of a bay horse with a white forehead spot and a green cloth lined buggy from the rear of the Ehret undertaking establishment. Detectives are investigating the case as details remain unclear.
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Ehret Undertaking Establishment
Down Mobile at the Margaret theater with Lincoln J. Carter
Tonight at the Margaret theater Lincoln J. Carter presents his best known play Down Mobile a four act entertainment praised for its amusing plots clever character development and a happy ending. The drama reflects southern Alabama life mixing pathos humor and wit to captivate audiences.
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Margaret Theater
Lincoln J. Carter
Mobile
Mr. Carter
Alabama
Dance at Mountain View Park Promises Pleasant Evening
A social dance is scheduled at Mountain View park tomorrow with afternoon and evening sessions. The event features a cash prize for the most deserving couple, good music, special trains, and assurances of a pleasant time.
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Mountain View Park
Deepest woe of laboring, thrust aside in life
A verse from the Chicago Record-Herald laments the fate of the diligent worker who toils long and hard yet is ignored as life moves on unchanged. It reflects on unanswered effort and persistent misfortune without dramatic event.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Last Chance to Save on Boys Suits at St Pauls
The notice urges shoppers to act today to save $2 to $3 on boy suits with clear price points: 2.50 and 3, 1.95 to 4, 2.90 to 5.50, 3.55, 4.35, 4.95. It notes music at St Pauls will resume and invites grownups as well as children.
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St. Pauls
Ethnological Oddities of the Caribbean Islands
The article notes Martinique, St Vincent, Barbadoes, Montserrat, St Lucia and Guadeloupe as rich fields for seismology and ethnology. It recounts Montserrat’s history from Irish settlement to a mixed population where the Irish brogue survives with African heritage and a humorous tale of an Irish saddler who quits after three months due to the sun turning him black.
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Philadelphia Times
Martinique
St. Vincent
Barbadoes
Montserrat
St. Lucia
Guadeloupe
America
Connaught
Antilles
Africa
Kerry
Donegal
Ireland
Chicago Belle Rescued by Sea Turtle Near Atlantic City
Miss Ada B. Minchron, a Chicago society figure, was saved from a strong inlet current after clinging to a sea turtle while nearly sinking. The turtle surfaced with her for about 15 minutes until a naphtha launch, Clorinda, passed and aided their rescue. She and several Philadelphia companions were then taken ashore and the turtle released with ribbons later aboard at the Royal Palace hotel.
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W. FE. Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Atlantic City
Chicago Society
Ada B. Minchron
Harry Keyes
Tessie Kohn
Daniel Gimbel
Miss Putzell
Philadelphia
Royal Palace Hotel
The Walnut Hills Suitor and His Rent Free Home
A young Walnut Hills man, close to his wife’s wealthy family, lives in a house gifted by his father in law. He explains the property truly belongs to him, as he would incur taxes if he accepted it now and would only inherit it after the old man’s death.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Walnut Hills
From the Chicago News: Witty Observations on Language and Life
A collection of aphorisms on speech, health, wealth, and justice. The piece notes how humor influences judgment, contrasts gold with mining glare, and comments on gender talk, health, and human folly with concise, pointed lines.
Local No 8 through No 11 B A P locals listed
A fragmented OCR listing shows multiple B A P locals numbered 8 5 7 9 11 and an eastbound line mixed with unclear text. The readable items include local designations and some stray words suggesting a transit or railroad context. Strong entities are local numbers and abbreviations B A P.
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Anaconda News
Trav
Rassoff
Republc
Paine’s
Creedmoors
Qan
Humane Society
Mrs. Rood
Cordwood
Devine
Loxton
Shy
Hammerslough’s
Shields
Verberckmoes
Optician
Dursten Bik
KE. Rumsey
St. Louis
Sol Silverman
J. M. Scanland
Wife
Warm Springs
Anaconda Cyclery
East Park
W. A. Coffey
Omaha
W. W. Ejistrim
San Francisco
A. O. H. Hall
Foundry
Electric Light and Water Department
Adams’ Department Store
Dr. Gutelius
Miss Call
Durston Block
J. A. St. Clair
A. J. Lockhart
Clear Lake
Edgar K. Dyson
W. M. Bayley
City
Victor
Meyers’ Music Store
East Park Avenue
G. L. Givan
Haniman, Tenn
Frank Strickfadken
Ed Erickson
Sweden
Sc. Adams’ Department Store
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Ontine
Hattie Miller
O'Keefe, Gettings and
Minnie Finley
R. L. Miller
Silverlake
Adams' Department
Brondell
Turtle
Chicago News
Pacific BY. CO
Westbolund
Durant
Ains
Teen Enee
Northern Pacific Railway
Oregon Short Silver Bow
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Abc
Hains
Wine Railway Ar
Strain’s Department Store
Sir John Hampton
N. P
Billings
West Billings
North Coast Limited
Arriva
P.m
A.m
A. mi
Norris and
Pony and
Alder
Whitehall
Sappington
A. mm
Main St
Merriman
P. m
A. m
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Denver
Kansas City
H. F. Rucer
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
H. B. Secur
Mont
Resto
Denver, Colo
Bosenko
Bosanko
Philada
New York
St Paul
East
Great Falls
North Matin Street
Putte
J. E. Dawson
General Avent
California
Ogden
Portland
Southern Pacific
H. 0. Wilson
Oregon Short Line Railway
E. O. McCormick
Traci
Cal
Tim
Pullman
Salt Lake
Colorado
Arizona
Mexico
Los Angeles
N.main St
H. O. Wilson
L. F. Verberekmoes
E. Park
Durston Blk
Anaconda Business Directory
Commercial Ave
Phone
J. H. French
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