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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1901

Page

13

City and County Normalize Road Tax Collections

County Assessor Dan Brown and City Treasurer Calkins arrange a split road tax plan to avoid double taxation. Attorneys General Donovan approve the arrangement allowing Brown to collect the county share while the city collects the city tax. Mining firms will list employees by residence and refund duplicate payments totaling about $500. Chairman Clark notes prior opposition to city collection for the county.

Mable Dan Brown Donovan Brown Calkins Clark Board of County Commissioners

Death of John Murray at Centerville Residence

John Murray died yesterday at his residence 318 East Summit Street Centerville. The obituary notes he was five years a resident of the area.

John Murray East Summit Street Centerville

Murray Hurt In Deer Lodge Railroad Accident

Murray sustained a leg injury in a railroad accident at Deer Lodge and the leg was later amputated. He had lived in Butte for 17 years after moving from Massachusetts and had not worked since. He leaves a wife and six children, including two sons who worked in the mines, a brother Patrick Murray, and a daughter Mrs. Nick Ronan.

Murray Deer Lodge Butte Massachusetts Patrick Murray Nick Ronan

Racing Interest Overtakes Baseball In Butte

Interest in the coming Montana racing circuit has swept aside baseball talk in Butte. Last year’s baseball talkers now discuss horses, and no one seems to consider maintaining a local ball team. The piece notes horses observe the Sabbath in pacing and hints at a stalled baseball plan.

Butte Montana

Buttes Consider Sunday Games and Local Signings

Rumors of Sunday amateur games in Butte persist as no Montana league revival is planned. Burke from last season’s Butte squad has joined Seattle and will depart soon. Dad Clark remains in Butte seeking a new engagement after pitching one inning last summer. Also, Knox hats are on sale at Hennessy’s with tomorrow’s fashion appeal.

West New York Butte Concern Tiul Symons Butte Montana Burke Seattle Dad Clark The Buttes

Ford pledges $170000 to Allegheny Alumni drive

President William H. Ford told a Chicago Allegheny College Alumni banquet that gifts totaling 170000 dollars were pledged to support the college. He announced the fundraising effort and praised alumni for their support.

Chicago Allegheny College Alumni Association of Chicago William H. Ford

Ford memorial chapel gifts reported for library project

Donations within sixty days total sixty thousand dollars from Captain Ford of Pittsburg and a friend for the library, plus forty thousand from another friend for the endowment, and forty thousand from other sources.

Ford Memorial Captain Ford Pittsburg

Union Iron Works to Build Milwaukee Cruiser

The Navy awards the protected cruiser Milwaukee contract to Union Ironworks of San Francisco after reviewing bids. Secretary Long and the Board conclude the Pacific coast received only one of eight vessels, highlighting regional imbalance in deliveries.

Washington Navy Department Milwaukee Union Ironworks San Francisco Long Board of Construction Te Board Pacific Coast

Coast ship bids undercut Pacific cost rules

The article notes a congressional intent to send at least two vessels there if prices stay reasonable. Union Ironworks bids $2,825,000 for the ships, significantly under 4 percent above the East Coast contract price on similar ships. Pacific coast law allows a 4 percent premium.

Dent Congress Union Ironworks East Pacific Coast

Prussian decree bans gender education gap for university auditors

Berlin April 5 Dr Steudt Prussian minister of public instruction issues a decree requiring all women auditors at Prussian universities to receive the same schooling as men before admission.

Berlin Dr. Steudt

Budapest Rumors Address Recent Disturbances

In Budapest on April 5 a local report circulated from the United States claims widespread disturbances have occurred in Hungary. The item asserts a sensational sequence of events without detailing specifics or corroboration locally.

Budapest United States Hungary

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Raglans Zibeline Raglans Wien Ader W. Park St. Butte, Mont Hig Qhzarong Eton Price Esprit Foulard ETONS Hermsdorf Silver Bow Hennessy’s Union Iron Works Seine
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