Bishop Carrolls Invitation Accepted for Cathedral Stone Ceremony
The S S Peter and Paul society voted to accept Bishop Carrolls invitation to attend the laying of the cathedral cornerstone in Helena on Oct 4. Anaconda cornets band will accompany, expenses covered by Mike Mogus, with a joint St Peter’s parish meeting planned for Sunday. Archbishop Ireland expected as officiant. transport by train arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. Peter and Paul Society
Anatonia
Helena
George Stocken
Mike Mogus
Joseph Sindish
Anaconda
Elena
St. Peter's Parish
Anaconda Cornet Band
Father Pirnat
P. J. Monahan
Joseph Labissonniere
Joseph Sladish
Jefferson brothers bring The Rivals to Margaret Theater
Joseph and William W. Jefferson descend from the Dean of the American stage to stage The Rivals at the Margaret theater on Thursday September 24. Joseph portrays Sir Lucius O T rigger and William W. plays Bob Acres with a supporting company praised as brilliant by contemporaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Joseph
William W. Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
Lucius O’trigger
William W
Bob Acres
Margaret Theater
Burial of Mary Dougherty
Funeral held yesterday afternoon for Mary Dougherty daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Dougherty of 805 East Third Street. The services were at St Peters Church with a large turnout. Pallbearers named Katie Coffey Catherine McLaughlin Mary McLaughlin Mary Flannigan Theresa Flannigan and Mary Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dougherty
Patrick Dougherty
East Third Street
St. Peter's Church
Katie Coffey
Catherine McLaughlin
Mary McLaughlin
Mary Flannigan
Theresa Flannigan
Mary Smith
Hen Theft Report In Town Seizure At Dawn
John Tonner of 117 Front Street reports 17 fine hens stolen yesterday morning. He believes the theft occurred around 7 o'clock as he heard poultry activity then. He suspects the culprits fled town on the carnival train leaving for Missoula around 8 o'clock and notified officers immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tonner
Front Street
Mr. Tonner
Missoula
Electric and Lyric Theaters Show Coxswain Film
At the Electric last evening the feature was Coxswain of the Varsity Fight, a strong dramatic story with an up to date boat race among three university crews. The film is described as one of the most realistic shown in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Electric
Jack Nunnally Worth a Big Pile of Money
Several horsemen say Frank Dayton erred turning down 25000 for Jack Nunnally though Dayton argues the horse is worth more. Nunnally holds the five eighths record and may lower three quarter and mile marks at Santa Anita as he nears peak. Miller and Nunnally teamed as a powerful pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dayton
Jack Nunnally
Dayton
Lloyds
London
Nunnally
América
Santa Anita
Nunnally and Miller
City notes and notices from tonight's edition
National union meets tonight and Central Labor council gathers for evening sessions. Funeral of Catherine Veronica Mooney set for 1:45 pm at 805 East Sixth Street with services to follow at St Peter's Church. Interment at Mt Carmel cemetery. Includes local business ads and society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Veronica
Nicholas Mooney
East Sixth Street
St. Peter's Church
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Death of John Zender in Missoula
John Zender a laborer about 50 years old died suddenly today in Missoula as he sought admission to Sisters hospital for treatment. He had suffered from consumption and heart trouble since last fall and worked around a Milwaukee saloon. He collapsed on the way back to the hospital and died within minutes. He leaves no relatives here. Funeral set for Tuesday under Sons of Hermann lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
John Zender
Sisters’ Hospital
Zender
Milwaukee
Sons of Hermann Lodge
Death of John Starrh in Anaconda
John Starrh aged 55 died at his home 510 Cherry street Anaconda after years of trusted service with the Anaconda Mining Company. Funeral arrangements will be announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Starrh
Anaconda
Cherry Street
Anaconda Mining Company
Missoula Giants Close Season With Big Win
The Missoula Giants defeated the Northern Pacific team 18 to 4 at the south side grounds in Missoula closing their season. The game, while competitive, served as a light exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Cook G W Brown Dies After Jump Attempt From Car
Helena report says G W Brown a cook and waiter killed instantly when he attempted to jump from a swiftly moving car and lay across the rails two miles from the city. Motorman J Robinson and conductor A H Schenck were aboard the car which could not stop in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
G. W. Brown
J. Robinson
A. H. Schenck
Butte
Mine Owners Eye Smelter Tour and Montana Pact
R A Bell of the Montana Mine Owners Association outlines plans for a Pon deray excursion to view a new Sand Point Idaho smelter and notes the group’s push for better railroad land classifications. He reports a Washington visit that halted Northern Pacific patents and cites ongoing efforts to secure fair ore transport rates, emphasizing member funding and unity to support pro producers’ laws and defend mineral rights.
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R. A. Bell
Montana Mine Owners’ Association
Sand Point
Idaho
Bell
Ponderay
Pend d'Oreille Lake
Beil
Montana
Oo. M. Lanstrum
John A. Rowand
Fred Whiteside
Washington
Interior Department
Northern Pacific Railway
Roosevelt Urges Taft Support for Pro-Administration Congress
Theodore Roosevelt calls for electing Taft and a congress pledged to back him to sustain current government policies. He urges disinterested citizens to back the Republican committees, praising nonpartisan service and the need for principled leadership through the coming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Taft
Greenwood to marry Miss Victoria Whitaker in Missoula
George H. Greenwood a former Anaconda resident arrives from Spokane and will marry Victoria Whitaker of South Missoula at the Whitaker home tomorrow at 10 this morning. The couple, graduates of the University of Montana, plan a western trip before settling in Spokane where Greenwood works for the Old National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
George H. Greenwood
Anncconda
Spokane
Victoria Whitaker
South Missoula
George Greenwood
University of Montana
Blanche Whitaker
The
University
Whitaker
Greenwood
Old National Bank
Roped in Russell Sage Heiress Sought by Executors
The Baltimore Sun reports Russell Sage's executors seek the sole woman who allegedly entranced the financier. Records show a Miss or Mrs. Rothschild could owe the estate 8291.99 after he reportedly bought stock for her without payment. The tale casts the claimant as a charming, heart beating figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Russell Sage
Russell
Rothschild
The Remarkable Woman of Finance Beloved by Speculators
A colorful profile praises a singular woman who can sway markets and urge billionaires to invest fortunes. The text imagines her influence over Harriman, Gates, and Carnegie, suggesting she could secure railroads and charitable ventures. If absent, the country loses a genuine marvel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
John W. Gates
Andrew Carnégie
Governor Norris Opens Madison Campaign in Ruby Event
Governor Norris will open his Madison county campaign next Tuesday evening at Ruby. Leading Democrats arrange to bring people from across the county to Madison for the inaugural speech, aiming for a strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Madison
The
Standard
Twin Bridges
Madison County
Ruby
Old Madison
Disadvantages of Wealth Affect Morgan Heiress in Berlin
Miss Anna Morgan daughter of J Pierpont Morgan faced distractions and harassment in Berlin after reports she would inherit over 50 million dollars. The influx of letters telegraphs and calls overwhelmed her and forced her to leave the German capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Berlin
Germany
City acts to condemn dangerous amusement rides
Chicago authorities move to curb risky devices at amusement resorts. The corporation counsel notes the building department can condemn structures that endanger the public after past incidents including a roller coaster disaster that stirred headlines years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corporation Counsel
Building Department
Osprey Hats Loom as Fashion’s Latest Obsession
London inspires a new trend as the osprey hat tops fashion pages. Bills for hats rise with the craze though society opponents warn against feather plumes. The style features a huge flat crown about a yard wide with bird-of-paradise aigrettes encircling the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wives and Daughters
America
London
West End
Promises Made for Fair at Missoula
Preparations for the Western Montana fair in Missoula are complete for Sept 21 to 28. The event features racing each afternoon with top western horses, a trap shooters contest, and seven divisions offering substantial premiums. The schedule includes Eagles’ day Coeur d’Alene day Missoula day Bitter Root day and Missoula derby with a total purse of 6925 across races and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Montana
W. J. Steele
C. F. Dallman
T. B. Thompson
T. Thompson
Fair Grounds
Gan Club
Cause of Accident to Wright Airship
The official inquiry into the Fort Myer airship crash points to a stressed bracket on the upper rudder structure as the likely cause. A fatigued bracket wore away, the attached guy wire dropped, tangled with the left propeller and broke a blade, collapsing the rudder and making control impossible. No discredit to the Wright machine is implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fort Myer
Signal Corps
Sweet
Navy
Wright
Humorous Bits From The Stage And Street Talk
A quip filled roundup features a widow’s ten year grief, a persistent widower, barber endorsements for baldness, a jab about women in city affairs and a playful tax discount line. The bits capture social humor and period tone through brief exchanges.
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Bishop Carroll
Catholic Societtes OF
ANA
Margaret
Electric and Lyric Theaters
National Union
Verberkmoes
Mint
Hammerslough’s
Central Labor Council
Royal Cafe
M. F. Linden
City
Nelle Lyons
H. J. Atwell
East Park
Schlapps
la Neveda
Havana
Tom Silha
John W. Blair
Heimvilles
Norwegian Lutheran Church
M. Hudtloff
F. I. Gano
Locust Street
Vermillion’s Tailor Shop
Main Street
George B. Winston
C. E. Sackett
Philipsburg
District Court
Granite County
Grelga’s
United States Land Office
Forestry Service
Roosevelt
National Committee
Hitchcock
Theodore Roosevelt
W. B. McKinley
Republican Congressional Committee
St. James Building
New York
N. Y
Osprey
Muller’s
E. Park Avenue
Gambler
Cowboy
Agricul
Eceeeeee Sereces Pemeneyaais
E.eees
Raaee Cen
Eceeesseceseees
Coeur d'Alene
Dee End
Artoetrotes
Philadelphia Inquirer
Tanyard
Sen On
Miss Lingerlong
Mr. Flint
New York Evening Post
Harmony
Fuller Drug
Rexall
East Park Avenue
Schill & McHale
Frial
Rair
Nayestern
Montana Viewoetational Bank
United States
A. Wolf
John Lehson
H. T. Ryman
M. L. Gulden
Mont
Daly Bank and Trust CO
R. Toole
FE. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John C. Harrington
Yegen
Bonner
Bonner, Montana
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Tool Avenue
Missoula Mont
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