Circus 15 Gone Maple Street Robbery Follows Parade
In Anaconda the Hingiing Brothers circus praised for order while a Maple Street robbery claimed a gold watch, chain, and necklace from Mrs. Bartley. Police nabbed lemonade vendor James Ryan for unlicensed fare, six others fined for gambling tied to two tables in one house, with further arrests expected.
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Maple Street
Bartley
Ringling Brothers
James Ryan
William Devine
Anaconda
White
Madden
Circus Prank Ends in Bulldog Mischief and Laughter
At yesterday’s circus a prank involved three clowns and a boy with a brindle bulldog near reserved seats. J T O'Brien, a known insurance man, warned the boy as the bulldog grew tense. The dog got loose during the act, shook the stage dog, and the audience, including Mr Peckover, roared with laughter.
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J. T. O'Brien
Mr. Peckover
Mr. O'Brien
Mst
O'Brien
New Anaconda Building Aims For Montana’s Finest Stone Work
The city of Anaconda plans a new building on West Park Avenue two blocks from Main Street. Construction began a year ago and the foundation and stonework are advancing. Officials say the structure will be among the most magnificent in Montana, with work projected to finish next year or later despite earlier delays.
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Hingiing Brothers Circus
Anaconda
A. J. McCabe
Montana
West Park Avenue
Main Street
Anafunda
Hr Interitiun
City to Build New Lodge Hall with Banquet and Dance Floor
Revival of support for a new brick lodge hall was confirmed yesterday. Smith and Kern of the city design a structure with banquet and parlor spaces on the ground floor, a long reception hall, iron balcony for 300, a dance floor on spring trusses, lodge rooms for twelve lodges weekly, and a library atop the second floor.
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Smith and Kern
E. Wisner
Circus Night Incidents Tap Local Police Activity
After the circus, Officer Stebbins pursues a robber who burglarized Mrs. Bradley’s home near Turner hall. A nameless man soaked a watch chain in a downtown saloon, and Stebbins hunts him. John Doe charged with vagrancy was arrested by Under Sheriff Morgan. A squaw arrested for attempting to ride away with circus animals, was released this morning. Will Brown and James Sweeney fought and were arrested by Stebbins.
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Stebbins
Will Brown
James Sweeney
Narrow Escape From Runaway Averts Family Injury
A rancher, his wife, and six children nearly faced injury when a runaway on Commercial avenue just off Main street was stopped by two men on the sidewalk. The team bolted toward a telegraph pole but was restrained before the buggy occupants could exit.
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Commercial Avenue
Main Street
Local Briefs Highlight Social Visits And Events
Judge T D Fitzgerald visits friends in New York and Judge J M Kennedy returns from Whitehall. Montanas host guests from Deer Lodge and Cable attend the circus. A prize cake walk at Turner hall offers music and ice cream. Anaconda and Helena residents attend lectures and commencements. Licenses issued in Anaconda. Mrs Douley and family visit from Michigan. Several local students and performers return from St Marys academy and Boston Conservatory.
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T. D. Fitzgerlad
New York
W. D. Glenn
Georgetown
Montana
J. M. Kennedy
Whitehall
W. J. Bellenberg
H. H. Zenor
Deer Lodge
J.C. Savery
Children of
Cable
Turner Hall
George W. Irvine
Florence McKinzie
Anaconda
Pat Dooley
Ann Arbor
Mich
Douley
Cuddahy
A. T. Frykman
Butte
Helena
Fifth and
Alder
Agnes Cuddahy
St. Mary's Academy
Mike McDonald
Greig’s
Tolan’s
McRae & Daviison's
C. N. Davidson
Mary McDonald
Ames
Addie Furst
Margaret McTale
Mary Gayin
Mugs
Inehart
So Mencement Exemy
Cape
Sheriff sale notice of Montana property in Butte
Charles J. Pruett sues Ann Marie Westlake Edward Weatlake and others. Real property described as lots 19 to 22 in block 16 in Leggar and Foster's addition to Butte, Montana to be sold at sheriff's sale on June 27, 1899 at 2 PM at the court house front door Silver Bow County.
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Charles J. Pruett
Ann Marie Westlake
Edward Weatlake
Butte
Silver Bow
Montana
Towit
Leggar and Foster
William T Stead A Century’s Voice In Europe And War
London dispatch profiles William T Stead as a quintessential nineteenth century figure. A fearless journalist, he travels from Chicago to New York and across Europe to study politics and reform. His work, including The United States of Europe on the Eve of the Parliament of Peace, shapes crusades for peace and justice and earns him contact with royalty and leaders worldwide.
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London
Temple of Fame
William T. Stead
Mr. Stead
Europe
Chicago
New York
Russia
Germany
Moon
Christ
United States
Noticees in Montana probate and mining claims
Notices announce probate hearing for the estate of James Edwards in Silver Bow County with date set for July 5 1899 and appointment of John E Rickards as administrator with will annexed. Also, stockholders of The Merced Gata Mining Company must pay final installments by September 30 1899 to avoid forfeiture.
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Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver How
James Edward
Butte
Silver Bow
James Edwards
John E. Rickards
Clinton C. Clark
James F. Wilkins
Merced Gata Mining Company
New York
Toston
W. J. Ladd
Merced Gold Mining Co Office Notice Resulting from Boston Address
The Merced Gold Mining Company at 199 Washington Street Boston room 303 issues a formal notice dated June 20 1899.
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THE
Merced Gold Mining Company
Washington St
Boston
Mass
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Brownell
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Lange
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Wind
Neo Stead
Stead
Kindlei
Eagland
William
Northern Echo
Emmai Wilson
Wilberton Park
Eyenog
Cambridge House
Silver Bow County
Patrick H. Regan
James M. Reynolds
Charles Colberc
Mary B. Camp
Bell
Feu
Summit Valley
River Bow County
Seid
Tuat
Revs
United Sta
Mary Lair
Henry Chan
Nina
Withersydon
W.H. Hall
Maren
White Browze
L. C. Denison Montana Agent
Luton
McLaughlin
Piclaughlin
North Main Street
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