Lands Sell at Tax Sale Prices in Anaconda Session
Anaconda board of county commissioners approved tax sale auctions after several owners redeemed lands reducing sale parcels to seven. Purchasers included Jule Kennedy, Thomas Boland, E Corcoran, Ed Scharnikow, Levi Davis, and syndicate interests in Deer Lodge with prices ranging from five to one hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Depty County
Nadeau
Jule Kennedy
Thomas Boland
E. Corcoran
Deer Lodge
Ed Scharhikow
Anaconda
Ige S. Miller
George S. Miller
Levi Davis
Ed Scharnikow
H. Miers
Miers
George Barich
Reed
Barich
Mary A. McLean
Gale
French Crossing
Thomas Kennedy
Gold Creek
W. Hendricks
M. E. Kelly
C. G. Glass
H. W. Stephens
A. Slaughter
Pest House
Thomas Ford will case cited over alleged injustice
The Butte Standard reports a dispute over the Thomas Ford will. Attorney Cotter says any error came from a court house misunderstanding. Don Hayes filed the will for Cotter and requested it be kept private. The will states Mrs. Ford receives nothing due to prior property divisions and her renunciation of dower rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Standard
Thomas Ford
Attorney Cotter
Cotter
Court House
Don Hayes
Hayes
Mr. Cotter
Will devises specified bequests in Schuylkill county estate
Corcoran the clerk allowed Standard to view a will dated Sept 19 1899. It leaves 500 to Margaret Daly Shenandoah H E half sister, 250 to the orphans home Helena, disowns the widow, and reserves the residue to Pat Ford Pioneer Town and Mary Haverty St Claire equally. Body burial to Pioneer Town cemetery with monument. executor Don Hayes without bonds. Witnesses William Walsh Anaconda and John J McHutton Butte.
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Corcoran
Margaret Daly
Shenandoah
Schuylkill County
Helena
Pat Ford
Pioneer
Town
Mary Havert
William Walsh
Anaconda
John J. McHutton
Butte
Repeated Easter Music Delights City Churchgoers
Music lovers urge Rev. Father Coopman of St. Peter's to repeat last Sunday's splendid Easter concert. The crowded church and widespread praise note an elaborate programme sung magnificently. It is doubtful finer church music has been heard in Anaconda.
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Father Coopman
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Anaconda
Names of Montana and Chicago figures listed in roster fragment
A fragmented roster lists numerous individuals tied to Montana and Chicago, including Lounsberg in Butte and Robin son in Chicago, with Great Falls and New York mentions and various surnames such as Evans, Evans, Morrow, Swartz, and Smith. The passage reads like an incomplete party or committee member listing with multiple geographic anchors and many missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
W H. Johnson
Butte
George D. Lounsberg
Chicago
H. Burrell
Great Falls
M. D. Robinson
G. A. Lobbenberg
J.T. Morrow
W. L. Ma
New York
W. N. Ayer
T. T. Firth
Denver
Percy Houts
8. Louis
G. RR. Eagles
Kansas City
Charles Swartz
St. Paul
C. H. Repath
W. J. Evans
Helen Evans
Jean Evans
Rh. de EB. Smith
City
W. W. Walsworth
J. B. Mc Masters
Granite
Ed F. Rice
Rochster
F. E. Veneas
BE. W. Branwick
Portiena
Repents In A Few Hours After Refusing Money On Judgment
Mrs. Denniff of Lost Creek defied a court order to apply $63 to a prior judgment held by creditor Marco Vascovich. After a brief jail stay she changed her mind and turned over the money to satisfy part of the debt, avoiding contempt. The episode ends with her relinquishing the funds to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Denniff
Lost Creek
Sheriff's Office
Denniff
Vuscovich
Denniffs
Napton
Boston
Conley
Cronin Convicted in Jury Bribery Case. Bacon Fled Bail
Dr P H Cronin was convicted on a jury bribery charge in a second trial while his associate Armstrong faced the same offense. Both fled after bail. Armstrong was captured in Washington but extradition was denied. Coughlan is believed to be in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Cronin
Armstrong
Washington
Coughlan
Central America
Zaza shines in London at Garrick with Mrs. Carter
London critics mixed about David Belasco produced Zaza at the Garrick under Charles Frohman. Mrs. Leslie Carter’s performance draws strong applause, especially after acts two to four, with Belasco and Carter repeatedly called before the curtain. Critics note the play’s realism and Carter’s commanding acting.
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London
David Belasco
Zaza
Garrick Theater
Charles Frohman
Leslie Carter
United States
Notice to Teachers Open Exam at Court House in April
Regular examination for teachers certificates will be held at the court house on Friday and Saturday April 20 and 21. Please bring paper. Helena M. Gleeson County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Helena M. Gleeson
Overproduction suspends 12 mills of American Steel and Wire
John W. Gates confirms West dispatch that 12 mills have shut down due to overproduction. The plants at Pittsburg Cleveland Joliet Waukegan DeKalb Newcastle anderson will pause operations with a daily capacity of 3000 to 4000 tons and up to 4000 workers affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John W. Gates
American Steel and Wire Company
West
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Joliet
Waukegan
DeKalb
Newcastle
Ind
Anderson
Gates
Ciates
Two Trust Remedies Move in House Judiciary Panel
Washington April 16 The special sub committee on trusts of the house judiciary committee adopted a twofold remedy against trusts a constitutional amendment granting congress power to regulate trusts and a new anti trust law extending the Sherman act Branding of trust goods shipped out of state will be required and interstate traffic of unbranded trust products may be seized The report also calls for large corporations to file affairs with the secretary of state and tighter injunctions against cross state trust activity and even mail restrictions on trust related concerns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Mrs Lottridge charged with murder in Wright case
Chicago April 16 Louise Lottridge was committed to the county jail hospital on murder charges in the shooting death of Rufus Wright at the Leland hotel. Hearing set for April 24 bail fixed at 2500. Wright’s body to be transported to Akron Ohio for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louise Lottridge
Rufus Wright
Ida Rosa
Lottridge
Akron
Ohio
Assurances for Conference Backed by American Republics
The speaker says oral assurances from other republics support the recommendation in his message and that the proposed conference is not expected to be held in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Deluge of Water Dangs Meridian Mississippi Flood Losses
Seven inches of rain since yesterday causes damage over 200000 dollars and two fatalities in Meridian. The city is ringed by floodwater with trains washed out and crops in lowlands underwater. The Meridian Water Works reservoir dam broke causing about 10000 dollars in damage. Two black youths drowned crossing Lowashie creek as rain continued. The storm floods the state and halts railway traffic due to widespread washouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
Meridian Water Works Company
Lowashie Creek
Steel mills in Pittsburg district close affecting workers
Pittsburg area reports the American Steel & Wire mills in New Castle Braddock and the Oliver mill on the south side are closed. About 2 000 men in the region are affected by the shutdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Steel & Wire Company
New Castle
Braddock
Oliver Mill
Payment to U S Attorney in Chicago murder case
Twenty thousand dollars was paid to United States Attorney Deneen in Chicago today by William F. Mahoney and Michael McNamara the households men for Daniel Coughlan and William Armstrong. Coughlan, once convicted of the murder of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Deneen
William F. Mahoney
Michael McNamara
Daniel Coughlan
William Armstrong
Coughlan
Congress Funds Second Pan American Conference
The president asked Congress to provide 25 000 dollars to the secretary of state for expenses of a conference of republics forming the Union of American Republics. He notes favorable replies and willingness of delegates to attend a second conference following his annual message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Union of American Republics
Livingston Minister Arrested for Illegal Yellowstone Marriage
Rev. Robert Livingston was arrested by a federal officer for performing a marriage in Yellowstone National Park without a license. He is detained in the Fort Yellowstone guard house awaiting trial after a Gallatin county couple persuaded him to wed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston, Mont
Robert Livingston
United States
Yellowstone National Park
Gallatin County
Livingston
Fort Yellowstone
Carriage painting shop run by T. J. Strachen added
First class work guaranteed at American Steam Dye and Cleaning Works 301 E. Commercial. J L Schiffman advertises Anaconda Produce Store Hay grain and feed at low prices. Cord or sawed wood sold. J R Tavernia Prop 227 E. Commercial Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Strachen
American Steam Dye and Cleaning Works
E. Commercial
J. L. Schiffman
Anaconda
J. R. Tavernia
Kentucky Governorship Case Set for April 20 Hearing
Washington April 14 The supreme court fixed April 20 as the hearing date for the Kentucky governorship dispute. Justice and state officials prepare arguments and briefs for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Kentucky
New Management Reopens Palace Hotel Remodels
Palace Hotel on Front Street announces new management Cleary and Pettie proprietors. The property has been remodeled throughout and offers free baths in connection with board and room priced at 26 dollars per month or higher.
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Palace Hotel
Wl EK
Front St
Anaconda
Cleary & Pettie
Local Livery Services Advertise Prompt Attention and Rates
Warm Springs Livery and Bale Stables advertise at 111 W Comm Ave with prompt attention and reasonable rates. J H French Proprietor. Dexter Stables offers livery feed and boarding at 200 Commercial Ave corner Oak with W C Haynes as proprietor.
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Warm Springs
J. H. French
Dexter
Commercial Ave
Corner Oak
W. C. Haynes
Black & Co Promises Prompt Citywide Work Service
200 E Commercial Ave. work called for and delivered promptly in any part of the city. Phone 17. R. T. Black & Co., Props.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Commercial
R. T. Black & Co
Kohrs Seeks Forest Land in Montana Lien Application
Conrad Kohrs of Helena Montana has filed to select land under the 1897 act. The tract includes south half southeast quarter sections 30 and 28 in township 4 north range 10 west Montana. Protests on mineral value versus agricultural use will be received within 30 days for report to the commissioner of the general land office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Mont
Conrad Kohrs
Montana
General Land Office
George D. Greene
Register
F. Adkinson
Hearing Set For Will Probate In Deer Lodge County
In the Montana Third Judicial District, Deer Lodge County, the hearing for probate of the will of Thomas Ford, deceased, is scheduled for April 28 1900 at 10 o clock a.m. in the court room of the Deer Lodge County Courthouse Qua Conda. Cornelius Hayes seeks letters testamentary. Clerk BE. d. CORCORAN presiding. Deputy Clerk D H Moxony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third
Judiciae
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Order of Hibernians of
Anaconda
Montana
State of
Anaconda Mining Company
Anaconda Standard
Welling Napton
Third Judicial District
Deer Lodge
Thomas Ford
Quaconda
Cornelius Hayes
Courg
BE. d. Corcoran
D. H. Moxony
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Anaconda News
Mra. Ford
Scott & Bowne, Chemists
St. Peter's
National Union
Greig’s
Cassius M. Clay Cigar
Tolan Co.'s
W. L. Mason
Anaconda Brewing Co
G. R. Ingles
The
W. H. Johnson
George May
Marian Bros
Copper City
Conley, Clague & Collins
Fast Park Avenue
F. F. Frith
W. G. King
Omaha
L. A. King
China
Charles William French
Mabel
St. Mark's Guild
Lady Foresters
St. Peter's Church
J. M. Rieman
Standard Composing Room
Seattle
Tolan Co
John J. O'Brien
Whitehall
Viola Sharpe
Maurice Sharpe
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
Greig
W. J. Ritz
Christina Rosie Kalepp
German Lutheran Church
M. Hudtloff
J. J. McGuinness
Charles Roe
Jack Walsh
McGuinness
Mr. Roe
Charles W. Clark
Porter D. Ann C. Carr
Props
MacCallum
Cloutier
Anaconda, Montana
Garrick’s
Louisa Lottridge
Maniane
R. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
Renal
Mississippi
Pan-American Congress
ROYA
Anaconda Business Directory
Attorneys
LAW
H. P. Napton
Durston Block
Anaconda, Mont
O'Leary
Losee’s
Custom Shoes Agency
Hanan Shoes
J. B. Losee
Losee & Maxwell
Main Street
Mahan Bros
Hetail
Hotels
Laundeips
Optician and Jeweler
PE Vot Lans
DR. N. 8. Snyder
St. Ann's Hospital
West Third St
Main
Messenge
World Messenger Co
Posta
Telegraph
Furst
Mystica
Baumeister
Singer
E. Park Ave
D. G. Brownell
Allice and Stable
Livet Street
Avaconda
J. W. Mehargue
National Park Bank
Union National Bank
First National Bank
Omaha National Bank Bank OF California
M. B Greenwood
F.C. Nonsres
Chicago St. Paul
Francisco
Sennett
Ashief
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