Anaconda Trades Council Plans Event With Father O Grady
The Deer Lodge and Anaconda labor groups prepare for Father O Grady to visit Anaconda likely for a day during his Montana tour. Local leaders expect large attendance in a hall and may invite Montana speakers for additional addresses. Details are being arranged as plans advance. Automobiles!Agency for two fine machines. Dr. Rinehart dentist.
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Deer Lodge
Trades and Labor Council
Anaconda
Father O'Grady
Montana
Labor Council of
Father O’grady
Annaconda
Court orders fix hearing dates in three estates
Clerk William Thomas entered orders in Thomas Ford estate for a May 10 hearing on account and sale returns. Augusta Hartz estate decree settled accounts and distribution. Kate J. Whelan estate appoints A C Macallum administrator with bond set at 8 dollars. Duffy vs Fields judgment rendered per Judge Napton.
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William Thomas
Thomas Ford
Augusta Hartz
Kate J. Whelan
A. C. Macallum
Napton
Duffy Against Fields
Entertained Mr Field at Margaret Theater Event
A last night all night performance at the Margaret theater featured Field minstrels entertaining Ana Conda residents. The Elks lodge then reversed the evening’s order with Field as guest of honor and about one hundred Elks joined in the cheer.
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Margaret Theater
Field
Anaconda
Elks’ Lodge
The
Local lodge uses fines for building funds and entertainment
On a lodge gathering evening a presiding officer fined members who failed to display talent. Tot Williams wore police garb to enforce penalties. The chapter hopes to buy a building for lodge purposes with the fines. Mr Field and members provided music and local talent for the event.
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Roberts
Rules of Order
Williams
Delinquent Tax Sale Planned and Bonds Approved
County commissioners met to approve delinquent tax roll sales for 1898 with deeds to be issued August 1 and no extra compensation for the task. Road trustees bonds were also approved, and Miss McLaughlin named a plan to maintain a permanent record of sample textbooks and annual library reports from district schools.
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Board of County Commissioners
Miss McLaughlin
Board of Commissioners
Way Down East At Margaret Theater Wins Popular Touch
The Philadelphia run of Way Down East joins New York and Boston in proving rustic drama about daily life endears audiences. Simple country life stories like The Old Homestead Shore Acres and Way Down East captivate blase city dwellers seeking wholesome pathos and humor.
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Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Shore Acres
Margaret Theater
Vield's Excellent Show at the Margaret Theater
Field's minstrels drew a large audience at the Margaret theater last night in Montana. The troupe offered a polished performance with strong singing and dancing and superb electric set pieces enhancing an up-to-date show.
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Field
Margaret Theater
Montana
Quigley
Greig's City Services and Local Notices
City readers learn of Ping-pong at Greig's and bicycle repairs there, with Miss Lydia Seefield recovering from illness and Nellie Burke visiting Butte. Classifieds advertise second-hand bicycle for £10, furniture for sale, optician services with free eye tests, and a music store offering piano offerings and a cheap business sale due to sickness. Local ads cover clothing, hats, through sleeping car routes, and a saloon attachment case against Jack Doss's Fast Park venue.
Millinery additions tease shoppers at Strain's
Yesterday a large shipment arrived with new pattern hats including the Sumatra street hat from Strain's millinery department. Charlie Hern was injured at the Washoe smelter when timber fell. he was taken to St Ann's Hospital for treatment. A special meeting of Court Philip Klipple No 6 is set for Turner hall April 25 at 7 30. The Creatian St Georg society plans a parade April 24 with a 9 am assembly and a 10 am parade start, followed by a grand ball. Nick Bosenitz presiding.
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Express
Strain’s Millinery
Charlies Hern
Washoe
St. Ann's Hospital
Foresters of America
Philip Klipple
Turner Hall
F. E. McDonald
C. R
J. Sutton
Creatian St. Georg Society
Nick Bosenitz
Trask Lodge Social Dance at Turner Hall
Members of Trask lodge No 52 Degree of Honor hosted a social dance at Turner hall last evening. The event featured dancing and an address by Mrs Frank Gore on women s rights that drew applause and sparked new ideas. Refreshments were served at 11 o clock before dancing continued into the late hours.
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Trask Lodge
Turner Hall
Frank Gore
Two Men Shot by Robbers in Chicago Barred Grocery
In Chicago at 49 Bradley Street Peter Fafinsky was killed and his 19 year old son Julius likely mortally wounded as they resisted two robbers attempting to loot the cash drawer. Hours later Thomas Glynn surrendered with a gunshot in his arm claiming a revolver duel with another man named R Smith. Glynn knew one man was killed but was unsure who fired the fatal shot.
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Chicago
Peter Fafinsky
Julius
Fafinsky
Bradley Street
Thomas Glynn
R. Smith
Smith
Jury finds voluntary manslaughter in Grand Mesa fishing case
In Gunnison Colorado on April 25 the jury convicted Deputy Game Commissioner Mahaney of voluntary manslaughter for fatally shooting William Mack last fall while Mack was fishing in lakes on Grand Mesa. The lakes were claimed as private property by William Radcliffe, an Englishman.
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Gunnison
Colo
Mahaney
William Mack
Grand Mesa Lakes
William Radcliffe
Coroner Opens Inquest Into Albert Grabin Death
In Denver on April 23 the coroner began an inquest into the death of Albert Grabin a Colorado legislator who died in January from alleged arsenic poisoning. Attending physicians Drs Kleimer Teller and Wilder testified they saw poison in the stomach at autopsy.
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Denver
Albert Grabin
Colorado
President reserves lands around Manila bay for military use
The president has set aside for military purposes large tracts on both north and south sides of Manila bay, to form the Mariveles reservation and Kalumpan reservation, including all islands in between.
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Washington
Manila Bay
Mariveles Reservation
Kalumpan Reservation
Quarantine Placed on Ships From Philippines at Bremen
Quarantine ordered against all ships arriving from the Philippines in response to cholera outbreak there. Bremer authorities implement measures to prevent spread.
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Bremen
Philippines
Postum Coffee Booster From Shanghai Letter
A Shanghai woman writes that Postum Food Coffee improved her health after a Rome fever stay. She details using Postum as breakfast and supper and notes its popularity at the 4 o clock tea table among English communities and visitors in Shanghai. The letter is credited to Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan.
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China
Europe
Rome
San Francisco
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Peruna Promoted As Spring Health Tonic By Advertiser
An advertisement touts Peruna as a reliable spring remedy that cleanses blood via digestion and boosts nutritional value. It cites “spring fever” caused by poor digestion and claims Peruna corrects digestive disturbances and enriches the blood. A Buffalo reader testifies to recovered health after using Peruna and seeking Dr. Hartman’s gratis guidance at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
Canal Treaty Signed For Seven Million Transfer
Secretary of State Hay and Colombia's minister signed a treaty transferring canal construction rights to the United States. The six mile zone includes Flamenco, Naos and Perico, with joint U.S.-Colombia judicial control. Colombia grants perpetual canal strip lease. payments total 7 million after ratifications, with 14 years of waived compensation.
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Washington
Hay
United States
Concho
Colombia
Panama Canal
Flaminco
Naos
Perico
Panama Bay
Panama Canal Company
United States and Colombia Agree On Postwar Compensation
The agreement provides a 14 year initial period with no compensation from Colombia while the U S advances 7 million dollars on account. After the term a five member board will determine the annual rental. Both the lack of early payment by Colombia and the advance by the United States will be considered in setting future payments.
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United States
Colombia
Windstorm wrecks Milwaukee shops and barns across Wisconsin
Late last night a cyclone like gale struck Milwaukee and West Milwaukee railroad shops partially wrecking buildings and a pattern shop roof. Thomas Jodeman suffered a skull fracture at the Elmore yard. In Seymour the electric plant smokestacks collapsed in fire while Charles Zembeke's barn and farm buildings burned after a lightning strike. Oconto reports twelve barns wrecked near the city along with other damages near La Crosse.
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Wis
Milwaukee Railroad
West Milwaukee
Thomas Jodeman
Elmore
Seymour
Electric Light
Charles Zembeke
Oconto
la Crosse
Hottest April Day in 30 Years Reached 89 in Philadelphia
Philadelphia recorded 89 degrees, ten degrees above yesterday, marking the hottest April day in the city in three decades according to the United States Weather Bureau.
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Philadelphia
United States Weather Bureau
Her Last Farewell Sails From New York
Mme Calve left New York for Europe aboard the St Paul saying farewell to American friends for the last time as yearly trips proved too fatiguing and she would not return.
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New York
Mme. Calve
Europe
St. Paul
Kid Curry Health Fails in Jail Ahead of May Trial
Special Dispatch reports Kid Curry whose name is Harvey Logan in Knox County jail shows declining health while on confinement. He eats little exercises little and fears the approaching criminal court trial set for early May, risking further illness.
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Standard
Knoxville
Tenn
Kid Curry
Harvey Logan
Knox County
Curry
Criminal Court
Queen Wilhelmina Improves. Month-Long Recovery Foreseen
The Hague April 23 afternoon bulletin says Queen Wilhelmina's condition remains satisfactory with no relapse likely. doctors estimate convalescence may last a month or more. Her spirits revived and she took an outdoor walk today, as did the queen mother for the first time since the illness.
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the Hague
Castle Leo
Wilhelmina
Senate panel backs $100000 for libraries at Army posts
The subcommittee of the Senate Military Affairs Committee approved adding $100,000 to the army appropriation bill to fund libraries schools gymnasiums and other facilities at army posts to replace the canteens.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
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