Anaconda Police Capture Frank Gardner on Warehouse Burglary
Night Chief Frank OBrien arrested Frank Gardner at Front Street after a citywide watch since a warehouse break on Commercial Avenue. Gardner, released from Deer Lodge recently, is believed to be the burglar with recovered items. he faces charges before Police Edge Hayes this week. Also notes bustling local sales and community notices.
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Frank Gardner
Commercial Avenue
William ©Opinus
East Park Avenue
Gardner
Front Street
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Hayes
Firm Seeks Judgment Against Knight Firm in Butte Suit
The Stromberg-Mullins company of Butte filed suit in district court seeking 474.04 from Rebecca and BR Knight for merchandise furnished. J. R. Boarman represents the plaintiff.
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J. R. Boarman
City notices and advertisements from Anaconda area
Local items report bicycle repairs at Greigs and belts at Miss Walkers store. Rail watch service at Verberkmoes and Hammerstough. Social dance at Austrian hall tomorrow. Five room house for rent at 215 Cedar. T B Gray from San Francisco and W McMillen from Boston visiting. Carpet weaving at 507 LoCust and J G Bates piano tuner. Orders left at Smith Drug. Mrs JL Gibson ill at East Third. Men's pants sale at Strains and I X L store bankruptcy sale. The Success restaurant touts coffee. Helen McGreal returns to Anaconda after visiting Butte.
Paine's Celery Compound Promoted as Spring Remedy
Advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as the only effective medicine to banish spring ailments. It claims medical authorities endorse it for sleepless, nervous, and despondent sufferers and warns buyers to insist on PAINE'S on bottle and wrapper.
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Paine
Dyeing Your Faded Garments Saves Money
A fragment touts Diamond Dyes with a price of 10 cents per unit to refresh faded clothing and save money on laundry.
Great Falls Adopts High Licenses for Stock Rooms and Poolrooms
Great Falls city council passed an ordinance imposing heavy licenses on stockrooms and poolrooms. The measure sets a daily $75 license for stock and grain firms and $500 quarterly license for poolrooms, with court support anticipated. City salaries were also fixed with no raises.
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George Stanton
Collins
Freeman
Alderman Wadsworth
Alderman Grills
Alderman Sullivan
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Miller
Sullivan
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Noes
Wadsworth
Grills
Battle Over Chicago Water Works Ends In Standoff
In Berwyn and Cicero a midnight to daylight clash over a water works plant left Cicero police inside the facility and Berwyn forces, aided by private detectives and firemen, regaining control with doors battered in. The stalemate remained at 2 pm as court action loomed.
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Ek. M. Cole
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Great Siberian mining and trading concession awarded
Seattle reports John Rosene and Colonel Wonlarlavsky secure a vast Siberian grant from Russia for gold mining and trading beyond the Bering Strait. Rosene is president of the Northwestern Commercial Company with European and American investors. Final papers signed in St Petersburg.
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Vonlarlavsky
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Northwestern Commercial Company
Europe
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Siberian
Presidential nominations sent to senate from Washington
The president today sent nominations to the senate naming Capt. Edward H. Browne first infantry major Edward J. Bloom at large and appointment as second lieutenant of infantry.
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Senate
Edward H. Browne
Edward J. Bloom
Democratic Rally at Margaret Theater in Anaconda
The Jefferson club hosts a rally at the Margaret theater urging voters to back six Democratic alderman and a city reform slate. Critics urge change after police corruption and a broader moral shift, while Republicans push to retain administration. Full issues will be aired. band, fireworks, and street concert precede the event.
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Margaret Theater
Jefferson Club
Anaconda
Doctor Hopeful For Rev. Talmage Recovery
Dr. G. L. Agruder attending Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage says he is anxious but not hopeless about the preacher's recovery tonight.
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Washington
G. L. Agruder
T. Dewitt Talmage
Repairs on Survey Boats Paterson and Gedney
Repair work on the coast and geodetic survey boats Paterson and Gedney is well under way in Seattle on April 3. When completed they will be ready for a cruise in Alaskan waters this summer to execute survey work on the north coast line. The Patterson requires the larger amount of repairs while the Gedney is in fairly good shape after significant spending last season.
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Patterson
Gedney
North Coast Line
Tearful Baby Wants Grape-Nuts Letter Fame
A Nova Scotia father recalls his six year old daughter's distress over scarce Grape-Nuts, noting the cereal cured bowel constipation and praising Grape-Nuts for improving her stomach. He mentions Battle Creek as the company location.
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Truro
Nova Scotia
Battle Creek
Anecdotes of Douglas and a backwoods murder case
A New York Tribune interview recounts Judge Foley of Lincoln Illinois and a tale from Douglas about a murder case. Douglas argued against a backwoods justice who threatened to hang the accused at five, hired Jim Simmons for five dollars, and the appeal led to a postponed execution. The story links to Abraham Lincoln era figures and a Madison Avenue car race between brokers Smith and Brown, testing transit speeds amid subway construction.
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Denver
New York Tribune
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Judge Waybright
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Intrepid Lady Refuses Gangway Ban At Provincial Theater
At a crowded provincial performance a strong minded woman left her seat to stand in the gangway. An attendant warned her the space was forbidden and threatened removal. She challenged him saying she would call out fire if touched, and the officer retreated.
Manhattan Hotel wager links subway work to trolley service
Two young Wall Street operators opened several bottles of wine at the Manhattan hotel after a wager about how the Rapid Transit subway construction slows Fourth Avenue trolley service. The item notes the dispute and cites the New York Times as the source.
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