Indian Mission Priest Tours Montana to Seek Aid
Father J F Mallo of Turtle Mountain N D visits Anaconda to raise funds for Catholic Indian schools after Congress ended federal support. He notes 108 dollars per pupil previously and argues church schools cost less and yield long term benefits as Indians advance toward self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Mallo
Turtle Mountain
N. D
Father Coopman
St. Peter's Church
Father Mallo
Northwest
Washington, D. C
Montreal
Portland
Ore
Crescent City
California
Blanchet
Oregon
Rome
Holy City
Mallo
Bronillette
Washington
Walla Walla
Baltimore
Marty
Dakota
Congress
Anaconda
St. Mary's School
Turtle Mission
Church plans funding for Indian mission work
The speaker criticizes white men for liquor introduction to Indians and urges continued church work among Indian children. Funds will be raised privately and publicly for a general fund under church control. Father Mallo will preach at St Peter's next Sunday evening and lead a collection for the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallo
St. Peter's Church
Pennock Sentenced After Jury Trial in Police Court
John Pennock, jailed on vagrancy charges after demanding a jury trial, faced Judge Kennedy yesterday. The jury credited police evidence that he frequented Mainville dives and sentenced him to 10 days in jail. Also before Judge Kennedy were Kittie Le Joi Bessie Peterson Maurice O'Brien and Will Morrison. The two women were fined 20 dollars each for prostitution and the men, charged with vagrancy, were fined 20 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pennock
Kennedy
Mainville
Kittie le Joi
Bessie Peterson
Maurice O'Brien
Will Morrison
Anaconda Brewing back beer sales lead city saloons
Fragments show daily life items including beer promotions by Anaconda Brewing Co at city saloons starting today for a week, plus various ads and notices. Other notes mention repairs, real estate, a funeral, and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Brewing Co
Instruments Filed For Record In County Clerk Office
Deed records show C A MacCallum and wife transferring lot 20 block 30 Anaconda to John Lappen and Dan Skellen for 850 dollars. Amended quartz location lists Malachi Sheahan C J Bauer and George Krier staking the Mars lode 3300 feet south of the Gold Coin mill. Articles of incorporation name Ben Marshall George Simington and Marion Cooper forming the Young Men's Social club for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
MacCallum
John Lappen
Dan Skellen
Anaconda
Malachi Sheahan
C. J. Bauer
George Krier
Gold Coin Mill
Ben Marshall
George Simington
Marion Cooper
Young Men's Social Club
Gardiner and Miss Kifer Married at Presbyterian Church
Peter Gardner and Miss Effie Kifer of Gold Creek Deer Lodge county wed yesterday at the Presbyterian church parsonage with Rev F B Cleland officiating. Mrs G B Kifer mother of the bride attended. The couple are visiting in Anaconda for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gardner
Effie Kifer
Gold Creek
Deer Lodge County
F. B. Cleland
Presbyterian Church
G. 8. Kifer
The trouble with Mr Clark of Montana found out
A terse Omaha World Herald note reports that Mr. Clark of Montana faced exposure after being discovered in a troubling situation. The brief item emphasizes the exposure without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Clark
Montana
Death of Italian worker Marcellus Cote in Anaconda cabin
Marcellus Cote an Italian laborer at the Lower Works was found dead in his rear East Fifth Street cabin yesterday afternoon. The 5 year old man, unmarried and recently giving up money from a spree, likely died from a hemorrhage linked to heavy drinking. An inquest is set for 7 pm at Tuttle's undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus Cote
East Fifth Street
Anaconda
Bached
Charles Gallagher
Joseph Christie
Cote
Hardenbrook
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
Tuttle
Sulphureted Hydrogen Stirred Standard Alley Trouble
A humorous wild tale recounts a bottle of sulphureted hydrogen misused in Standard office art dept. The strong odor disrupts workers, affects a hardware firm, a plumber is called, and the alley erupts in chaos before the smell fades after three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Sousa
Hardware
Walkup
Art Department
Art
Walsh freed on murder charge in Murray case
County Attorney Duffy moved to dismiss the murder count against Dave Walsh, co-defendant with Mrs. M Murray. Walsh, in court with Self and O'Brien, urged release without a $300 bond to assure witness attendance, offering testimony that a witness would appear at Mrs. Murray’s preliminary examination set for 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Dave Walsh
M Murray
Justice of the Peace
Devine
Walsh
Self & O’brien
Bond Hearing In Infant Death Case Continues
Remanded to jail until today the bond issue in the case of Walsh, tied to the infant death, is to be argued again. Frank Murray, husband of the accused woman, observed proceedings briefly and departed before the conclusion. Walsh remained composed, eager to regain liberty after being jailed since the infant’s discovery on the first of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murray
Justice Court Room
Walsh
Railroads of the United States Move Toward Settlement
The article discusses efforts to reach a satisfactory adjustment of railroad affairs across the United States. It notes cooperative stances among stakeholders and hints at potential policy or financial mechanisms guiding the settlement. There is emphasis on nationwide alignment and future stability.
Anaconda Lodge Resolves in Sympathy for Hafner Family
At a April 7 meeting of Anaconda lodge No 5 Sons of Hermann a resolution expressed condolences to Laura Hafner daughter of brother Jacob Hafner and ordered copies sent to the family and published in the Anaconda Standard. Committee members Albert Klein Carl F Peterson Joseph Pfister approved the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Lodge
No. 5
Hermann
Laura Hafner
Jacob Hafner
Albert Klein
Joseph Pfister
School of Mines Bonds Arranged for State Fund Investment
President Richards and G E Moulthrop met with the state treasurer to place bonds of the School of Mines in the permanent school fund. The land commissioners voted to invest 120000 in the bonds and to meet again April 28 to finalize negotiations. They also voted to sell four acres of land at Ten Mile near Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Richards
Board of Trustees
The
State School Mines
G. FE
Moulthrop
Butte
State Board of Land Commissioners
Messrs. Richards
Board of Land Commissioners
School of Mines
Ten Mile
McKinley Heads to New Jersey Canton Stopover in Washington
President McKinley and his party departed Washington this morning for New Jersey. He will leave New York shortly after midnight for Canton Ohio. He plans a several hour stay in Washington on Monday to sign bills and handle other urgent business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
New Jersey
New York
Canton
Ohio
American Machinery and Port Upgrades in Mexican Cities
City of Mexico reports most traction system equipment is being bought in the United States. Sir Weetman Pearson, an English contractor, has contracts totaling about 1 million dollars in the city. Vera Cruz plans include a disinfecting plant to eliminate ship quarantines and a deep water quay to handle ships drawing over eight feet. Drainage work in Vera Cruz proceeds under engineer William Fox with pumping schemes due to low elevation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Federal District
United States
Weetman Parson
Woo
Vera Cruz
New Orleans
William Fox
Death of Charles Cleary in Sheridan
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Charles Cleary died last night after falling eight feet from a trestle at the Montana mine. Remains to be brought here today for re interment. Cause of death disputed with pneumonia cited by the physician and concussion of the brain by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Cleary
The
Standard
Sheridan
Charles Cleary
Montana
Wedding at Christ Church in Sheridan
Miss Hattie Christenson and Fred Dudley were wed yesterday at 10 o clock in Christ Church Sheridan with Rev Hooker of Dillon officiating. The ceremony united the couple in the presence of family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Standard
Sheridan
Canadian Pacific Agrees to End Passenger Commission Practice
In Chicago a meeting of officials from Canadian Pacific, Santa Fe, Illinois Central and Northern railways resulted in Canadian Pacific agreeing to stop paying commissions on passenger business starting May 1. The accord follows prior road delays and stipulates conditions addressing outstanding difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canadian Pacific
Banta Fe
Illinois Central
Sheriff Sale Notice of Property in Anaconda Montana
John Conley sheriff gives notice of a sheriff sale to settle a case Winston v Cornelius. The property is an undivided use hall interest in lot 17 block 7 in Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Sale set for May 16 1900 at 2 PM at the front door of the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Winston
Minnie Cornelius
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
John Conley
Deer Lodge County
D. H. Moxoan
Helena
Mont
State Board of Pardons
George F. Stevens
Cone
Priday
State Board of Pa
Anaconda Standard
County Deer Lodge
State of Montana
T. W. Poindexter, JR
Hannah
Kessler
West Fourth Street
Accoente
State
Chakces KR
Hannehler
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Anaconda News
J.A Smith
Susquehanna Ave
Philadelphia
Ruvian
Taeae
Annette
Eteking Lemedy Company
BAC
Fes
PUNE
Elm
A. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
Greig's
Cassius M. Clay Cigar
Tolan Co.'s
Kodaks
Hunter's
Cherry Street
McRae’s
R. F. Carr
Mahan Bros
W. E. Reynolds
City
R. W. Christian of
Bannock
Sam and
Sol Leon
MacRae's
Missoula
Presbytery
Tolan Co
Conley
Clague & Collins
East Park Avenue
Dorothea Hegemeyer
East Third Street
E. G. Cattermole
la Rome
MacRae
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
John Williams
Klondike
Mullan
Idaho
Richard
Ella
Katie Cotter
Frances McCormick
Ursuline Convent
Frank O'Brien
Cedar Street
Goodfriend Clothing Company
Deborah Lodge No. 6
A. O. H. Hall
L. Morgan
George F. Lyman
Florence Crittentone Circle
D. J. Tobin
Oakland
Cal
Clancy
Mt. Haggin Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Paul's Catholic Church
J. E. McDonnell
Littl Frank Shunk
C. W. Shunk
West Sixth Getreet
Gardner— Kifer
Procter & Gamble CO Cincinnate
Evan Quist
S Anden Electric CO
Bonds
American Machinery
Dudley -Christenson
Miss Keppler
Bent
Virginia Tea
Bent's
Long Branch
Repfeld
Cresta Blanca
Copper City Commercial CO
Anaconda, Montana
Munyon
Arch St
Phila
Newbro
Masonic Temple
Lil
Uncle Sam
Monogram Whiskey
Geo. Benz & Sons
M. A. Mevily
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