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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1902

Page

3

Anaconda Democrats Seek Major Aldermanic Change

Democrats in Anaconda rally at the Margaret theater and urge voters to elect a slate of aldermen across six wards. The group claims wide support, cites past criticisms of the Republican city administration, and lists polling venues from Bottling Works to Birch Street.

Democrats Anaconda Democratic Party of Council of Montana East Commercial Avenue City Hall Birch Street East Park Avenue

Inquest into Bone Accident Near Washoe Smelter

Witnesses testified on the Bone inquest into a fatal accident at the Washoe smelter roaster. Engineer Toughy described stopping the compressed air engine just before Bone was crushed. Bone, 23, Irish born, died at St. Ann's hospital from injuries. The inquest paused pending additional questioning of remaining witnesses.

Michael Bone Hughes Bone John Toughy M. P. Maroney Toughy P. J. Coleman Ireland Anaconda Duffy Whitehill

Mission Proves a Success at St. Paul’s Church

The opening services of a Jesuit mission at St. Paul’s Catholic church drew large congregations. Rev. Father Mulconry preached on the Mercy of God and Rev. Father O’Connor spoke on the End of Man. Lectures and sermons will continue for several weeks.

St. Paul's Catholic Church Father Mulconry Father O'Connor Anaconda St. Tynatius Society of Jesus

Book Agent Loses Big in Main Street Tiger Bust

An Anaconda tale recounts a powerful voiced bookseller who peddled cheap literature at high profit. He then gambled in a Main Street saloon and lost all, leaving $78 in checks cashed at the bank and vowing to return with his book trade.

Anaconda Bill Nye Count of Monte Cristo

Horses Runaway Injures Two Men Near Iron Mine

George Myers driver of an ore wagon and William Brown owner of a Front street barber shop were thrown and hurt when a team ran away east of the city near the Big Blackfoot Lumber yard. Brown suffered a severe fracture and declined anesthesia during surgery at St. Ann's hospital while Myers was bruised but survived. Brown's calm conduct on the operating table drew praise. An advertisement notes 80 suit patterns at Thueson's, 504 East Park, from 16 to 20 dollars.

George Myers William Brown Myers Brown Front Street Big Blackfoot Lumber Company Myes St. Ann's Hospital Thueson’s East Park

Frank Petelin Arrested After Altercation

Frank Petelin was arrested by Chief of Police Taylor on a complaint by John Pristovich who says he was severely beaten. Pristovich’s statement was corroborated. The two men had a history of enmity and met yesterday morning leading to the alleged assault. The case will be heard by Police Judge Hayes. Also note Wanted Second hand goods and an advertiser letter list for week ending April 5 1902 with multiple names listed.

Frank Petelin Taylor John Pristovich Petelin Pristovich Hayes

Advertised Letters Listed by Names and Nationalities

A list of names including Charles Roth Michelich Riebelt Charles Rivers James W Ross J M Swanson B Stroud M C Smith James C Stubbs Robert Schneider William Shand H M Standerd Joseph Savidge F M Stevens John Stevens Nels Toren E B Thomasson Donald Thompson Walker Belte Allen Wheel er William Walsh with women and foreign variants. The notice requests recipients to claim by advertising and is signed by J C English Postmaster.

Charles Roth Michelich Riebelt Charles Rivers James W. Ross J. M. Swanson B. Stroud M. C. Smith James C. Stubbs Robert Schneider William Shand H. M. Standerd Joseph Savidge F. M. Stevens John Stevens Nels Toren E. B. Thomasson Donald Thompson Walker Belte Allen Wheeler William Walsh Ida Allen Mary Bohom Melville Curtis

City Notices and Local Advertisements in Anaconda

Various local items list repairs Belts and cigars optician visits and hotel stays. O D Jones of Portland visits Anaconda. Bankruptcy sale at Goodfriend's with Hammersloughs offers and low price underwear. Funeral service for Michael Bone at Dolan residence and St Peter's Catholic church. Piano tuner Charles Schlappi to depart East for two months. orders urged before departure.

Michael Bone Frank P. Dolan East Third Street St. Peter’s Catholic Church Charles R. Schlappi

Kid Curry Hosts Wealthy Visitor in Knoxville

Kid Curry entertains Moultrie Jones, a wealthy violinist labeled as the man who killed Thomas C. Howard on Knoxville’s main street two weeks earlier. The pair shared a half hour of music and conversation.

Knoxville

Blizzard Rages Over Northern Michigan Town

Blizzard sweeps Marquette Michigan as heavy snow and fierce lake gale lash the area. The day before brought balmy warmth but tonight residents endure a howling blizzard with strong winds and blowing snow.

Marquette Mich Michigan

Condemnation Theme Shaped By Rev Setzer Sermon

The Anaconda Baptist church featured Rev. Setzer delivering a sermon on Condemnation. He argued Christ came to save, not condemn, citing John 3 19 and the lifting of the Son of Man to bring eternal life. The message linked light overcoming darkness to God s love.

the Baptist Church Setzer Lord Jesus Christ Christ Nicodemus Israel Moses Anaconda God

Light and darkness in gospel message by Mr Setzer

The message speaks of Christ as life and light guiding mankind to see their sin and seek truth. Mr Setzer urges listeners to heed God’s word lest they face condemnation, noting that the Son makes people free and sowing leads to reaping.

Mr. Setzer Cjod

Anaconda Alderman Nominations Filed for April Election

The notice lists Democratic nominees for Anaconda alderman posts across six wards for the April 7 1902 city election. Names include Pat Dalton W Arthur Collins H F Collins Joseph Lepke John Lawler John Nagle Charles E Cariher Charles H Williams Angus G McLean Newton Knudson Angus G McDonald Otto G Reinhardt with detailed residences occupations and business addresses in Anaconda Montana. G S&S. E Wisner City Clerk.

City of Anaconda Democratic Party Pat Dalton Pine Street Mont A. C. M. Company Second Wand W. Arthur Collins Locust Street H. F. Collins East Fifth Street Electrical Light and Railway Department Electric Light Commercial Avenue Joseph Lepke Cedar Street John Lawler Birch Street Grocerman John Nagle East Third Street A. (. M. Company Washoe Smelter Charles E. Cariher Elm Street Main Street Charles H. Williams Hickory Street East Commercial Avenue Angus G. McLean Oak Street Newton Knudson East Seventh Street City of Anaconda Church Montana East Commercial City Hall Birch East Park E. Wisner

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