Anaconda Police Force Reduced to Six Officers
City council decides to cut the Anaconda police force to six patrolmen with one more discharge imminent. Mayor Stephens informed Officer Frank Gordon his services are no longer required, ending the Gordon inquiry and leaving the department braced for the next suspension amid public debate over protection levels.
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Police Department of
Anaconda
Sheriff's Office
Stephens
Frank Gordon
Gordon
Taylor
Trouble with Mail Route in Ophir and Washington Gulch
Special Correspondence notes post office re openings in Ophir and Washington Gulch face delays as no carrier can be secured from Avon to distribute mail. Compensation offered is deemed too low to attract workers. Thomas Parker of the Avon Mining Company reported rapid mining progress with 20 feet of depth and cross-cutting begun.
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Thomas Hird
Ophir Mining Company
Helena
A. K. Kimmerly
Ladies’ Aid Society of Avon
Avon
Kate Yurezick
J. N. Bacon
O. W. Jay
Pony
Eva Sinclair
Standard
Ophir
Washington Gulch
Thomas Parker
Avon Mining Company
Gordon Hat Styles for the Well Dressed Man
The article highlights Gordon hats available in soft and stiff styles for men's attire. It emphasizes how the right hat completes a refined wardrobe and signals classic fashion sensibility.
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Gordon
Anaconda High Plans Unusual Commencement Program
Seniors practice essays and orations for their graduation next month at Anaconda High. No salutatory or valedictory speeches this year, with the Margaret Theater booked for the event. Subjects are varied and challenging, and school musical numbers will accompany the exercises to engage the audience.
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Anaconda High School
Anaconda
Margaret Theater
Passover Observed Amid Jewish Household Traditions
Observance of Passover began last night with unleavened diet and a week of sacred customs. The holiday, marked by charity for the poor, will be kept privately in Anaconda due to local scarcity, though larger cities hold public observances.
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United States
Anaconda
Eagles to Attend Butte Social For Fourth Anniversary
A special train will carry about 150 Ana conda Eagles from Anaconda to Butte for the social session marking the Butte aerie’s fourth anniversary. The group will receive souvenir programs detailing committees officers and lodge members.
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Anaconda
Butte
Butte Aerie
Utte
Saloon Larkin and Marron Closes by Local Court Attachment
The saloon of Larkin and Marron was shut yesterday by an attachment issued by Justice of the Peace Kennedy.
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Larkin & Marron
Court of Justice of the Peace
Kennedy
Advertised Letter List Opens Names of Missing Addressees
The notice lists men and women from the city with surnames and initials who have letters advertised for collection. Readers should call at the post office with proper identification and say advertised if seeking their mail.
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J. F. Brandes
William D. Bradly
M. J. Brien
W. A. Brown
C. A. Burr
William Cardwell
William Calcutt
Edward Cassey
James Curry
Thomas Cullen
John Cunningham
Bd. H. Sesplen
Thomas Hole
Charles Fleischmann
Thomas Ford
Bernad Gransen
Addison Graves
Frank Hammill
J. H. Howit
H. Jackson
William Jones
John Kirlak
Joseph Lapage
Ben Swank
J. H. Staigmiller
R. Walker
F. P. Wegstein
E. A. Williams
Harry Coles
J. Robertson
Louis Perry
D. J. Haae
Mynn Bruner
Wast Sixth Street
Etta Conrow
F. B. Dindorf
Maggie Green
Violet Hamilton
G.S. Wetherill
Samuel Ryner
Zoreak Mincs
W. P. Fagan
Agnes Murray
Patrick Mee- Grather
Abren Stanich
J. C. English
P. M
Partnership Dissolved Nye and Steuernagel Anaconda
The undersigned dissolve the copartnership at 514 East Park avenue Anaconda Montana Jan Nye retires and Steuernagel continues the business at the same location Nye and Steuernagel sign.
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Anaconda
Mont
Wey
East Park Avenue
Montana
Nye & Steuernagel
John Nye
Steuernagel
Stevernagel
East Park Avenue, Anaconda, Flont
Pioneer Limited Railcar Fame Ignites Milwaukee Road Pride
The Pioneer Limited, famed as the train of the world, remains a symbol of the Milwaukee Road's enduring reliability and prestige in rail travel through its constant, admired service.
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Pioneer Limited
Milwaukee Road
Arbor Day Plans in Anaconda Still Undecided
Anaconda weighs Arbor Day options with April 29 planting day near. Pupils may plant Roosevelts and King Edwards at school yards, and a Mountain View park trip is debated but unlikely due to park condition and trustee concerns. The town seeks to honor heroes with tree planting despite series of objections.
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Anaconda
Montana
Roosevelts
King Edwards
Mountain View Park
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Mountain View
Ansconda
Deweys
General Miles
Moet & Chandon White Seal Celebrates 1893 Vintage
The Moet & Chandon White Seal from Epernay France stands as a premier champagne after a century and a half of popularity. The 1893 vintage is praised for its dry delicate and delicious character.
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Moet & Chandon
America
Epernay
France
Guthrie Pays Fine for Disturbing the Peace Incident
Joseph Guthrie appeared before Justice Kennedy on a charge of disturbing the peace. He allegedly threatened to kick in a door at the Brown ranch near Anaconda. Guthrie pleaded guilty and paid a $15 fine.
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Joe Guthrie
Justice of the Peace
Kennedy
Nels Person
Brown Ranch
Anaconda
Guthrie
Odd Fellows Gather at Turner Hall for April 26 Meeting
Visiting and transient Odd Fellows are requested to be at Turner Hall Saturday evening at 8:30. The gathering marks the account anniversary. By order general committee.
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Turner Hall
Watch Change in Railroad From San Francisco to Ogden
Julius Sultan reports on Southern Pacific railroad remodeling from San Francisco to Ogden Utah. He notes the line aims for straight alignment, potentially bypassing some cities, and discusses a proposed nine mile tunnel from Truckee California to a point near New Castle. The tunnel would reduce mountain travel and save power as two engines now haul trains over steep grades.
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Julius Sultan
San Francisco
Mr. Sultan
Southern Pacific Railroad
Ogden
Utah
Truckee
Cal
New Castle
Margaret theater to lift curtain at 8 15 sharp
Manager H F Collins announces the curtain at the Margaret theater will rise promptly at 8 15 oclock hereafter.
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H. F. Collins
Margaret Theater
Way Down Fast to Be Shown at Margaret Theater
The dramatic success Way Down Fast directed by William A. Brady comes to the Margaret theater Friday evening in April. Featuring a strong cast and scenic splendor it offers a vivid New England tale with humor and a wholesome atmosphere. This engagement is limited to one presentation in the current season and has earned wide praise elsewhere.
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Margaret Theater
William A. Brady
New England
Daisies to Stars Dance in Al G. Field Minstrels Show
The article praises dancing across nature and people and highlights the Al G. Field Greater Minstrels listing 24 leading dancers who will teach lessons as part of the show.
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al G. Field Greater Minstrels
Terpsichore
The Light and Dark Side of Society at the Margaret
Nimble footed comedians perform a dancing comedy titled The Light and Dark Side of Society led by Dec Quigley. The act blends poetry motion and humor and plays at the Margaret tomorrow evening, as praised by a press representative.
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Dec Quigley
Margaret
Degradation of Gemstones by Air and Heat
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes long exposure to air alters stones. Emeralds rubies and sapphires largely resist but change slowly. Rubies pale after two years in light. garnets dull quickly. topaz darkens and loses luster. opal, with rainbow play, can split when cut or polished. Pearls crumble to lime and react to acids. diamonds endure less but still wary near fire.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Notice to Contractors for Anaconda High School Building
Sealed proposals are invited by School District No. 10 Anaconda Montana for the construction of a high school building. Bids due by 8 p.m. April 23 1902 with 10 percent certified check to M J FitzPatrick. Plans at Anaconda and Butte offices. Right to accept or reject bids reserved. Bonds required with sureties.
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Anaconda
Mont
Annaconda
Deer Lodge
State of Montana
M. J. FitzPatrick
Fast Commercial Avenue
Speci Pattnel Clerk School
Sistriet No
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