Quarterly teacher certificate exams conclude in Anaconda
Miss Gleeson, county superintendent, closed the quarterly examinations for certificates. Seven applicants sought higher grades in literature algebra physics and geometry, while other questions covered civics geography physical geography grammar U S history and theory and practice of teaching. The state board preps all questions and the same day exams are held statewide.
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Gleeson
United States
State Board of Education
Montana
Seattle
China
South America
Porto Rico
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
United States Senate
Launfal
Sealed bids on Nagler property in Anaconda sought
Sealed bids due by 6 p m April 26 1900 for Robert Nagler’s interest in Lot 11 block 62 eastern addition to Anaconda corner Sixth and Adams streets including a two story brick building and rear frame residence plus fixtures in the saloon and grocery store in the brick building. Bids subject to confirmation by the bankruptcy court James Hicks trustee in bankruptcy.
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Robert Nagler
Anaconda
Sixth
Adams Streets
James Hicks
A GENUINE CRANK VISITS THE STANDARD
Charles H. Doherty a morphine addict sentenced to 30 days in Butte visited The Standard editorial rooms after an extra dose. He urged the paper to back a congressionally funded campaign to curb morphine, and also proposed a plan to transmit thought without wires, promising another visit.
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Charles H. Doherty
Sullivan
Butte
Anaconda
Standard
Congress
Standard Force
Anheuser Based Brewing Ass’n Bottles Marketed
A fragment notes that certain malt products are not beer and are labeled as Anheuser Based Brewing Ass’n on each bottle. Sold by all druggists. The text suggests confusion with other malt beverages and references a branded label.
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Anheuser Based Brewing
Will Plead Next Tuesday in Murder Case
Mrs. Bridget Murray faced district court for arraignment on first degree murder in killing her newborn. She waived reading of the information and will plead next Tuesday, with trial likely set before May 15. Additional civil matters were heard, including alimony awarded in a divorce and estate actions.
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Bridget Murray
Napton
District Court
Mary McGinley
Mike South
Stagg & Conrad
F. L. St. Jean
Oliver Dotson
IM. Keily
T. A. Matthews
Hugh Pickle
S. A. Poe
Blanche Poe
Complicated Civil Suit Over Loan Or Gift Dispute
Mrs. Francis sues H. W. Jones and Gladys Jones for 89 dollars claiming a September loan of 100 dollars at 4 percent monthly interest. The defense says the money was a gift in return for favors. The case, in Justice Devine's court, proceeds before Judge Kennedy with a counterclaim for board of Maggie Francis, and the matter was taken under advisement after contentious testimony.
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Justice of the Peace
Maggie Francis
Devine
J. M. Kennedy
Duffy & Casey
Self & O'Brien
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