Papar Held for Larceny of Bimetallic Horse in Anaconda
Joseph Papar, an Austrian employee of the Bimetallic company in Philipsburg, is held for district court after a preliminary hearing on grand larceny charges. He admitted selling and pawning a horse and claimed he intended to repay debts, but the court bound him over in 500 for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Papar
Philipsburg
Papar
Justice of the Peace
Devine
Naden
Anaconda
Brownell
Butte
Fale
Dillon
Silver Bow
Melrose
Glendale
Duffy
J. W. Waters
Waters
Water Company
J. EB. McGilvrae
McGilvrae
Tugela
McGilgrae
Weters
Ball Team Forming For Upper Works Fire Department
Upper Works Fire Department held a meeting last night to organize a ball team. Treas and other officers discussed fielding a squad to represent the department in local games and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Works Fire Department
Treas
City chooses first class baseball team for fans
Story notes added city funds of $187 to strengthen a first class baseball squad. Management will select players by secret ballot to avoid hard feelings among many candidates. It was announced the team will not play Tom Collins' sun dancers from the lower works until they earn a reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urer
Upper Works Fire Department
Tom Collins
Murdered infant laid to rest with no mourners present
The infant daughter of Mrs. Murray, accused of murder, was buried at the Catholic cemetery in a stillborn section. No clergy or family attended. the undertaker carried the coffin alone. Mrs. Murray remains in jail in poor health as her husband works in Lewiston, Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehret
Murray
Duffy
Lewiston
Idaho
Dr. Pierce
Maccabees Meet Tonight Amid Local Notices
A jumble of city items lists club meetings, sales, rentals, and advertisements. The Maccabees gather tonight while Greig’s offers lettuce, pansy plants, and wallpaper deals. The Liquor Dealers plan Thursday meetings at A. O. H. hall, and professional services advertise repairs, lodging, and fabric goods around Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. H. Hall
Eleven graduates outnumber girls in Anaconda high school class
The Anaconda high school announces its largest graduating class totaling six boys and five girls led by leaders Nettie Burke and Nina Graham. Ceremonies April 20 at Margaret theater will include diplomas, speeches, music and a combined class day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Theater
Kilroy
Anaconda High School
Nettie Burke
Nina Graham
Laura Hofner
Jessie Grant
Nora Toole
Lester Young
George,Condon
Ed Nolan
Lee Broward
John Marchion
John FitzPatrick
New York
California
Anaconda
Nellie Burke
George Condon
Lee Howard
George Greenwood
Miss Macdougal
Margaret Theater Orchestra
Board of School Trustees
Montana People Away From Home
Anaconda residents return from coastal visits with glowing reports of the Montana colony on the West Coast. Seattle hosts many Montanans who say the Queen City of the Sound is booming and increasingly prosperous. Thomas F. Mahoney of Anaconda, insurance manager for McGraw Kittenger, is among new arrivals and reportedly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune
Tom Mahoney
John E. Young
Young & Dezell
Third Avenue
Seattle
Montana
Edmund S. Maxwell
Mr. King
Anaconda
Olympus Cafe
Ballard
Ben Franklin
Haggerty
Hale
Butte
Second Avenue
Major Flynn
Tacoma
Washington
FE. C. Mohler
Commercial Avenue
Spokane
F. J. Wright
the Sound
Thomas F. Mahoney
McGraw & Kittinger
John H. McGraw
State of Washington
George Te Killinger
Quay Referendum Sparks Senate Clash Over Representation
In a tense session, Senator Wolcott defends Senator Quay amid claims of unfair Pennsylvania representation as the Quay case is postponed. Debate shifts to Alaska code and mining regulation, with Hansbrough amendment risk and Canadian law concerns delaying action.
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Mr. Wolcott
Philippines
Quay
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Senate
Wolcott
Republican Party
Arkansas
Mr. Jones
Tom
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Burrows
Stewart
Mr. Gallinger
Lodge
Welot
Carter
Morgan
Mason
Mr. Morgai
Hansbrough
Alaska
Hay
Platt
Connecticut
Canada
Berry
Pay Days Set For City Departments In April 1900
The following April pay days have been announced for city departments. Foundry department electric department will be paid on Saturday April 7 1900. Upper works converters refinery brick department are scheduled for Tuesday April 10 1900. Lower works is set for Wednesday April 11 1900.
Senate Adopts 81 Pension Bills For Widows In Session
Senators approved 81 pension bills totaling grants of $50 a month for widows of Rear Admirals Calhoun and Meade, Commodore Inch, and Colonel Lister after an executive session and a 45 minute meeting before adjournment at 4 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bering Sea
Senate
Calhoun and
Meade
Commodore Inch
Lister
Philipsburg Election Quiet. Alderman, Mayor Contests Noted
Philipsburg reports a quiet city election with 284 registered voters and 210 cast. Charles Boyd won mayoral race with 109 votes and Angus McDonald 101. Charles Wallender elected city treasurer. N Connelly senior named police magistrate. Conrad Wipfaklerman secured Second ward post. D N McDonald won Third ward. A rope accident near Angus McDonald’s Willow Creek ranch caused painful but non fatal injury. Cyclone Davis to speak Friday night in Philipsburg and Granite Saturday. Henry Neil traveled to Idaho seeking a new location. J A Gillis reported turning livestock out on Grass March 10. Mrs. Thomas Hynes improved after illness last week.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Charles Boyd
Angus McDonald
Henry Groger
A. R. Dearborn
Dearborn
Kroger
Charles Wallender
N. Connelly, Sr
Conrad Wipfaklerman
D. N. McDonald
Willow Creek
Davis
Granite
Henry Neil
Idaho
J. A. Gillis
Fram Hie Ranch
Rock Creek
Grand American handicap opens with 225 shooters in Queens
In Inter-State Park Queens on April 4 the Grand American handicap began with 225 trap shooters present and calm conditions. After the first round two shooters had perfect scores of four birds and after the second round 62 shooters had eight straight birds.
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New York
Inter-State Park
Queens
L. I
Pepper declines secretary post to Philippine commission
Charles H Pepper, offered the position of secretary to the Philippine Commission, declines the honor. He was absent in Puerto Rico when the offer was made and had no prior opportunity to state his decision.
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Washington
Charles H. Pepper
Philippine Commission
Notice of Public Land Sale by Deer Lodge County Montana
The Deer Lodge County Commissioners will auction in Anaconda on Monday April 16 1900 at 10am the west half of lot 9 block 25 and multiple lots across Anaconda and Deer Lodge towns with full legal descriptions. The sale proceeds to the county treasurer for cash with deed records referenced for details. County Clerk M Martin signed the notice March 13 1900.
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Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Court House
City of
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Champion
Range
M. Martin
H P Napton Attorney at Law Advertises Office
Advertisement from H P Napton attorney at law listing offices in Durston block rooms 14 and 15 in Anaconda Montana seeking clients or legal business from local residents.
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H. P. Napton
Durston Block
Anaconda, Mont
T. O'Leary
United States
American Steam Dye and Cleaning Works Ad
Ladies and gents garments cleaned dyed and repaired J L Schiffman offers cleaning at 244 E Commercial Ave through American Steam Dye and Cleaning Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steam Dye and Cleaning Works
E. Commercial Ave
J. L. Schiffman
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Anaconda News
District Court
Horse In
Pawn
Charles Martin
Helena
Conley
Frank Kennedy
Martin
D. B. Patty
Northern Pacific
Garrison
Upper Works Wire Department
Scott & Bowne
Cremists
ED Devine
Maccabees
Greig’s
Tolan Co.'s
I. X. L. Clothing
East Park
Mahan Bros
Clague & Colins
Weat Sixth Street
Coaster
Leary & Pittee
Palace Hotel
Front St
Columbia
Cleveland
Crescent Bicycles
Greig'’s
K. of P
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Christian Church
Oak and
Sixth Streets
M. Hudtloff
Father Coopman
St. Peter's Church
Father Day
The
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Strain's Dept
J. B. Reynolds
Boulder Springs
A. L. Rickett
Twin Bridges
Reynolds
J. H. King
Locust Street
D. L. Sullivan
T. J. Potter
Fort Edward
N. Y
block #2
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
B. FF. Mendenhall
Showers
Reliance
Miss Strain
Strain Bros
Great Falls
Strain’s
A. J. Weiler
William G. Blatt
Detroit
George Bymons
A. V. Love
Portland
P. H. Knight
Salt Lake
Frank Alexander
James G. Evans
F. B. Wood
St. Louis
E. A. Crain
Missoula
Joseph Sapp
A. J. Sayer
St. Carrol Allen
Los Angeles
George ©. Rowan
Omaha
Charles W. Dixon
Standard Publishing Company
Mountain State
Seattle, Tacoma
Philipsburg Notes
Mr. Pepper
Porter Dera Ann Caew
Sutherland
Sutherland Sisters
West Fifth St
East Park Ave
R. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
London Electric Abs
Arlington Building
Kansas City
Munyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
VICI
Eireu Ars
Local Appliance Co
Charies Bi
Denver
Hiire
MacCallum
Cloutier
Anaconda, Montana
J. B. Losb AB
Losee & Maxwell
Main St
Mon
Consult
Poctor Cook
Cook
Cook Medical Co
Curtis St
Col
D. G. Brownell
Firet Street
Agaconda
Anaconda Business Directory
T. J. Strachen
May
Grain
Fred
J. R. Tavernia
E. Commercial
Warm Springs
J. H. French
Dexter
Commercial Ave
Corner Oak
W. C. Haynes
Laundrifs
R. T. Black & Co
L. PF
Verberkmoes Optician
Main Street
N. 8. Snyder
Bt. Ann's Hospital
Messenger and Job Express
World Messenger Co
Furst Bidg
Baumeister
E. Park Ave
Correspondents National Park Bank
Unio National Bank
Chicago First National Bank
Paul
Omaha National Bank
Omaha Bank OF California
San Francisco
M. B
Greenwood
Louis V
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