Anaconda City Council Sees Dr Stephens Win By Large Margin
The council adjourned session noted Dr Stephens elected mayor with a 642 vote majority. Officials discussed a Sixth ward saloon petition, sign concerns, and street debris on Fast Park avenue west of the Davidson building. Budget tallies showed heavy election expenses and multiple district fund adjustments.
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Madden
Collinge
Carriher
Gangner
Kelly
O'Leary
Sladich
Twohy
O’leary
Sixth Ward
Fourth and
Ash Streets
City of Anaconda
Father Coopman
Bryan School
St. Peter's Catholic Church
J. Brnnnig
O. K
East Park Avenue
David Cohn
Esr
Thomas Kelly
Dr. Stephens
Fast Park Avenue
Davidson
Shevlin
Finance Committee
Local shops and events brighten city life this spring
A bustling mix of sales from bicycles at Greig's to hats at Fine selection and watches at Verberkmoes. Social dances planned at Austrian hall tonight and Masquerade hall next Friday. Optician services at Keppler Jewelry Co. and piano tuner J G Bates. Easter ties at Bros. Davidson block. Notables include John Quinlan visiting from the valley and many business announcements. The Great Northern line offers through sleeping cars to Minneapolis. The Anaconda Athletic Club opens tonight at Turner hall. Cart and carriage displays, sale at Go-carts prices, and an Easter ball hosted by Woodmen of the World.
Mayor-elect Dr Stephens Delays Appointments Policy
Dr Stephens, the mayor elect, outlines a plan for a clean efficient administration and says he will not make any appointments yet. He will travel to consider applications and aims to select appointees solely to provide the best public service. He lists positions including city attorney clerk street commissioner and police and fire chiefs.
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Stephens
Woodmen of the World Camp 154 Meeting Tonight
Anaconda camp No. 154 Woodmen of the World is called to meet at 8 o'clock tonight at C. A. Tuttles undertaki ng parlors. GEO. L. WALKUP, Clerk.
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Anaconda Camp
C. A. Tuttle
Geo. L. Walkup
Rock Cave-In Injures Sub-Contractor at Mill Creek Site
Fred Swanson a B A P sub contractor suffered serious injuries in a rock cave in a tunnel near Mill Creek while directing work on a new high line construction. Doctors Spelman and McKenzie treated him and arranged transport to St Ann's hospital. Injury extent not yet known.
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Fred Swanson
Mill Creek
Spelman
McKenzie
St. Ann's Hospital
Machinists Union Support Adopted by Local Clerks Group
In a regular meeting the Local No. 35 Anaconda Brotherhood of Clerks approves the Machinists union action and deems their demand fair. The clerks pledge cooperation including moral and financial support, signed WM. Devine president and F. N. Rhodes secretary.
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Union of No. 35
Anaconda Brotherhood of Clerks
WM. Devine
F. N. Rhoodes
School election today with expected wins for Kelly and Nell
Voters head to the polls today at the Central location for the school election. Cap. W. M. Kelly and H. H. Nell are regarded as likely winners amid limited attention compared to the municipal campaign.
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Capt. W. M. Kelly
H. H. Nell
Forrest Loses Arm in Workplace Accident
J. E. Forrest, a laborer at the new works and former janitor of the Standard building, lost his left arm in an accident with an electric crane. Doctors Spelman and McKenzie amputated the arm at the shoulder at St. Ann's hospital. He is married and lives at 112 Maple Street.
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J. E. Forrest
New Works
Standard Building
St. Ann's Hospital
Spelman and McKenzie
Forrest
Maple Street
Deed Filed for Record Hints at 1889 Transfer
A twelve year old deed was filed with County Clerk Greenan noting Marcus Daly and wife transferred Lot 1 Block D Cemetery Addition to Anaconda to John McKinnon for $10. The document bears a January 13 1889 signature.
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Greenan
Marcus Daly
John McKinnon
Anaconda
Danish preservative promises revolution in transport and perishables
Copenhagen reports a Danish dairy worker developed a preservative that can keep butter and meats fresh even when melted and stored with decaying goods. It is said to be non toxic sanitary wise and could transform shipping of perishable merchandise. The note also mentions US Denmark trade links and American quail being introduced on Danish estates by counts and barons.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
United States
Denmark
Count Frijts
Baron Reedtz-Thott
Fraud Alleged In Denver Election Canvass
In Denver on April 5 the Third precinct of the Third ward was rejected by judges who would not sign certificates amid alleged fraudulent voting. The result seats Andrew Limbrick as alderman over John N. Stoddard. A citizen committee gathers evidence seeking a special grand jury inquiry. Some accused gang organizers have fled the city.
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Denver
Colo
Andrew Limbrick
John N. Stoddard
ANACONDA COPPER MINING COMPANY FILES PATENT APPLICATION
United States Land Office Helena Montana Feb 21 1901 Ana conda Copper Mining Company by John Gillie its attorney filed for a patent covering 40 acres of placer ground in Blue Eyed Nellie Deer Lodge county Montana specifically the Railroad placer and Manila placer in section 24 township 6 north range 12 west Montana meridian The location is recorded in Deer Lodge county book 4 placers pages 108 and 1% no adjoining claims known First publication Feb 28 1901.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
State of
Montana
John Gillie
Butte
Blue- Eyed Nellie
Deer Lodge
Range
Montana Meridian
Manila
North
Meridian
Deer Lodge County
County Recorder's Office
George D. Greene
Register
Postoffice at Seneca robbed. safe blown open
A telegram to Postoffice Inspector Dice reports the Seneca Missouri post office safe blown open Thursday night. Postmaster M. M. Adams says the contents, mainly stamps, were taken. The loss value is not stated, but Seneca is a third class office, so the loss is not believed heavy.
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St. Louis
Postoffice
Dice
Seneca
Newton County
M. M. Adams
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John Quinlan
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Woodmen of the World
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California
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N.Y
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