Pearson's restless life ends in Anaconda hospital
James Pearson, Irish-born son of a Kilkenny cleric, wandered from Black Rock to Europe and the British excise, then to the Americas in search of fortune. He died of pneumonia at St. Ann's hospital after years of travel and near poverty. Detective Murphy seeks proper burial and relatives in New York are notified. The story notes a local baseball practice and ends with a clothing ad from Thueson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pearson
Tuttle’s Undertaking Rooms
St. Ann's Hospital
Detective Murphy
Butte
Pearson
Anaconda
Kilkenny
Glebe
Black Rock
France
Church of England
British Excise Service
London
Department of Internal Revenue Collections
Murphy
United States
South America
Montana
New York
Ireland
Mr. Murphy
Alfred Brown
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Mr. Brown Pearson
John M. Pearson
West Forty-second Street
New York City
Why He Does Not Want to Be an Elk
George W. Sigler resisted Elk Lodge initiation as 30 candidates waited inside. A prank escalated with binding, blindfolding, and dusting him in a staged rite. He insisted he only sought a meeting with MacCallum while the crowd pursued forced “first degree” hazing before he escaped. Henderson, 311 E. Commercial avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Sigler
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks
CC. MacCallum
Mr. Sisler
MacCallum & Cloutier
Mr. Sigler
Bowling contest pits Millionaires against the Unknowns tonight
A local bowling contest features the Millionaires versus the Unknowns at the city alleys. The Millionaires seek to avenge a defeat they suffered in a prior match with the Bankers at Butte, with a return game planned soon to erase that loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Millionaires
W. H. Schmidt
Fred Peckover
Horace Dureton
Frank Tucker
James Mahoney
J.A. Haseley
Charles Flood
Mike Whalen
James Cochran
M. Stafford
R. Ss. Tolan
Racing Entries From Tanforan and Memphis Tracks Today
Race card lists five races at Tanforan and Memphis with purses and mileages. Entries include Graf ter Billy Lyons Briton Pegalong and many others across six races, weather described as cloudy with heavy track conditions affecting performances.
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Tanforan
Memphis
Grafter
Billy Lyons
Briton
Pegalong
Billy Taylor
Phil Branson
Loyal
Articulate
Gaylon Brown
Follow Me
Immodel
Porbes
Ililuon
Elkarn
el Milo
Jennie Reid
Miss Marion
Ronnibel
Lou Reti
Utero
Bol
Ricardo
George Miller
Afghan
Beaumonde
Theory
Maxello
Oremus
Louise Hayman
Bona
Swiftwater
Ahwahnee
Lobosma
Palatine
Young Morello
Casdale
Montanus
Storm King
Lode Star
Stromo
Grand Fachem
Donator
Duke of York
Lena
Col Root
Montallade
Poorlands
Obsidian
Socialist
Inverary
Flamaway
Dr. Nembula
Sunello
Bly
Kickumbob
Bathos
Munder Bound Over On Charge After Juvenile Witnesses
Edmund Davies, 17, testified that John Munder, a 30 year old black man, lured him from Spokane to Anaconda and led him to Leadville house where the crime occurred. The preliminary hearing in front of Justice Kennedy closed to the public. Munder was bound over for trial in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Munder
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
Duffy
Mander
Edwin Davies
Shgat
Spokanee
Spokane
Leadville House
Thomas Leonard
O. UC. Evans
Justice
Accident at Foundry Breaks Blacksmith’s Thumb
J A Dragsted, a blacksmith at the foundry, was injured yesterday at the steam hammer when a tool was thrown up and struck his left thumb. He received treatment at St Ann's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Dragsted
Dragsted
St. Ann's Hospital
Sidewalk Construction Begins Near Court House on Main Street
The city council ordered a new sidewalk built on the east side of Main street from Sixth street to the new court house. Street Commissioner Showl will supervise the project starting early next week with graders at work. County Surveyor Pinegar laid out a circular roadway to enclose the court house, replacing the portion of Knighth street vacated by the council.
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Main Street
Sixth Street
Court House
Showl
Pinegar
Knighth Street
Holy Week Services At Catholic Churches
Elaborate Holy Week services are under way at local Catholic churches. Yesterday marked Holy Thursday with denuded altars and the display of the holy sacrament for worship.
Good Friday Services and Easter Observances Planned
Faithful observers mark Good Friday with services at SA om and St Mark's including devotions, stations of the cross, and a presanctified mass. Bishop Brewer will confirm candidates at St Mark's Episcopal Church. Easter programs and sermons are scheduled at the Christian church with Rev Frank Minnick delivering the Easter message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Boller
St. Paul's Church
Father Dubois
All Hallows’ College
Falr Lake
Father Coopman
Christ
Christian Church
Frank Minnick
Ladies and gents cleaning and dyeing at shop
American Steam Dye and Cleaning Works at 301 E. Commercial Ave offers cleaning, dyeing, and repair services for garments run by J. L. Schiffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steam Dye and Cleaning Works
E. Commercial Ave
J. L. Schiffman
Card of Thanks from Layton Couple
Mr and Mrs P F P Layton express heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. FP. Layton
620 East Park Confectionery and Transfer Services Ad
Household goods bought and sold along with a confectionery and tobacco store. Leave orders for all kinds of transfer work at 620 East Park, H Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Park
Kennedy
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Anaconda News
Europe
Thueson
Henderson
E. Commercial Avenue
CANDY
Cathartic
Mara
Egistereo
Ee OU
Sterling Remedy
Empaey
Chicago
Montreal
Gos Ordon
Tantforan
Louisville
Etta Fonso
Azua
Prince Maleen
Elsie Venner
Add Kan
Round O
Auster
Hasselline
Harry Yocum
Winter
Belle of Orleans
Pauline J
Morea
Sard
Wall
Gawaine
Farmer Bennett
Loka
Larkspur
Tigeria
Nellie Prince
Myosotis
Bridal Tour
Maud Wallace
Dissolute
Greatland
Compensation
Martin Duke
Shillingburn
Edinborough
Free Hand
Brown Vail
Maggie Davis
Menu
Her Favor
Harry Floyd
Myrtle van
Chopin
Treubaline
Receptive
Munder
Negro Brute
District Court
Edmund Davies
Standard Publishing Company
THE
Procter & Gamgle CO
Cincinnati
Teton City
Idaho
McLaughlin
the. Richman
M. A. McLaughlin
First and
Columbia Streets
Seattle, Wash
General Headquarters
Northwest
West Fifth St
East Park Ave
R. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
Batavia
Anaconda, Montana
J.B. Losbhb
Losee & Maxwell
Main St
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda Business Directory
Attorneys AT Law
HH. P. Napton
Durston Block
Mont
T., O'Leary
T. J. Strachen
J. R
Tavernia
Warm Springs
J. H. French
Dexter
Commercial
Corner Oak
W. C. Haynes
Thar
Commercial Ave
R. T. Black & Co
Optician and Jeweler
L. PF. Verberkmoes
Optician
Messenger Asd JO Epapress
World Messenger Co
Postal Telegraph
Furst Bldg
Mont General
St. Paul
Omaha
San Francisco
Engand
Germany
Corresponde
National Park Bank
Union National Base
First National Bank
Omaha National Bank Bank OF California
M. B. Greenwood, Maure
Nobbeck
T. Paul
Francisco
the Br Liiamnt
Harry Glazier
D'Artagnan
Geo. H. Nicolai
Dumas
Aaa
Newbro
Philipsburg
Loura
Hannah & Kessler
Hannah
Kessler
Anteconda
Deer Lodge
Hares R. Kessieer
Hannah B Kegsler
Gunitente
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