Death by natural causes in Anaconda cabin
Inquest at Tuttle's parlors determines Tillie Carr known as worthy past president of the county jail women’s department died of heart failure due to dissipation. Witnesses describe finding her dead in a locked cabin at 705 East Third Street after a night of illness. verdict confirms natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie
Hardenbrook
Tillie Carr
East Third Street
Tuttle
Anaconda
N. Jette
Mast Third Street
John Swanson
Swanson
Joseph Desseau
William Faunt
William Furey
Thomas Boland
James T. White
W. C. Hayes
A. K. Clark
Rody
What Taking the Census Will Mean
On June first census enumerators will survey Anaconda and cities nationwide. About 70 million people will be asked birth, ancestry, nativity, age, education, work, and family details in an 18 day window. The 1890 census cost about $11 million. this one will cost a few million more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
United States
William P. Merriam
Minnesota
City notices and arrivals fill Anaconda crowd listings
Local items report visitors and residents at the Montana hotel including W. H. Crane of Denver and S. Hamburger of Chicago. Notes mention social events, a new son born to William A. Wood, and various sales, rentals, and appointments from Strain's Department Store to the Great Northern railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
G. Wissem
Butte
Sam Kohlberg
Helena
Miss Purcell
Hamburger
Cincinnati
H. D. Martin
Indianapolis
Victor Gannon
O. G. Winheim
Chicago
W. B. Peck
H. D. Gaines
New York
W. H. DeWitt
W. H. Crane
Denver
W. W. Ridenom
Detroit
G. L. Tracy
St. Louis
Huskin Bee to Benefit St Mark's Parish at Margaret Theater
Miss Clara Louise Thompson will direct the Huskin Bee a May 2 performance at the Margaret theater for St Mark's parish. The show features rural costumes novelties and a cake walk with 12 or 14 participants. Corn Field cadets drill and sing. Charles Douglas to lead the cake walk and sing I'm a Peach.
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Clara Louise Thompson
Margaret
St. Mark’s Parish
Corn Field
Charles Douglas
Anaconda Pastime club forms as Catholic baseball unit
Anaconda Catholic club forms a new baseball committee with Father Follet chair and W H Mahoney secretary. The team lists capt Sullivan and players Sullivan Nolan O Neal Sutton Johnson Johnson Sullivan Leonard Tobin O Mera Van Ells Leonard Sullivan Walsh Reagan Dezell Reagan. Colors red with white trimmings. Equipment bought. First practice at 7 this evening on the club grounds.
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Anaconda Catholic Club
Father Follet
W. H. Mahoney
John Sullivan
Ed Nolan
Harry O'Neal
Thomas Sutton
Ed Johnson
Oscar Johnson
James Sullivan
Bernie Leonard
Pat Tobin
James O'Mara
E. F E. van Ells
Thomas Leonard
Patsy Sullivan
W. J. Walsh
John Reagan
Joseph Dezell
Frank Reagan
Death of Mrs Hunt at Anaconda residence
Mrs Mary Hunt wife of Martin Hunt died at the family home 1017 East Third street at 4 a m yesterday from pneumonia. Born in County Donegal Ireland 67 years ago she came to the United States in 1852. Four years ago the family moved from Pocatello to Anaconda. Survived by husband and seven children four sons and three daughters all present at deathbed. Funeral set for Saturday.
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Mary Hunt
Martin Hunt
East Third Street
Worker Sustains Scalp Wound At Coal Yard
John Gusdonevich a laborer at the works was treated at St Ann's hospital yesterday for a bad cut on the forehead. He fell while pushing a carload of coal striking his head on a rail causing a two to three inch scalp laceration. He rests easily and no serious results are anticipated.
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John Gusdonevich
St. Ann's Hospital
A Narrow Pecape
Hamilton April 26. Frank Cramer, a well to do young farmer of the sage.
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Hamilton
Frank Cramer
The
Sage
Police Court Fines and Discharges Reported
In yesterday’s police court William Jones, a Black man, was fined ten dollars for drunkenness. Sam Chicken, arrested for disturbing the peace, was discharged for want of prosecution.
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William Jones
Sam Chicken
Narrow escape in brush country river crossing at Victor bridge
Mr. Cramer narrowly escaped drowning Saturday while crossing the river at the Victor bridge on the way to Stevensville. His team was swept by swift current. he swam to a bar and then under a stringer to safety. The team and buggy were lost, later recovered by raft and ropes. The article also notes a contrasting proposed law about consuls and estates of Americans dying abroad.
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Brush Country
Corvallis
Stevensville
Cramer
Victor
Victor Bridge
Old Bell Crossing
Mr. Cramer
Frank
Hotel Burned in Bronxville Fire Destroying Inn
The Gramatin inn in Bronxville caught fire and was destroyed. Guests escaped unharmed. Loss estimated at 150000 dollars, partly insured.
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New York
Bronxville
Coeur d Alene Hearing Clarifies Sinclair Testimony
Washington April 26 The cross examination of Bartlett Sinclair before the Coeur d Alene investigating committee continued with no notable incidents Attorney Robertson pressed the legality of dismissing county commissioners the permit system and other actions at the scene Tomorrow Sinclair will answer further questions The witness disputed much of the attorney's framing and denied attributing President McKinley's approval to the governor and civil authorities.
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Washington
Bartlett Sinclair
Coeur d'Alene
Robertson
Sinclair
McKinley
Prodigal Colts Attract Australian Interest From Bitter Root Farm
From Hamilton Australia dated April 25 a letter arrives from a noted horseman seeking Prodigal colts for breeding. Bitter Root stock farm holds several fine 2-year-old Prodigal colts, sale decisions to be made by Mr Daly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Australia
Daly
House Foreign Affairs Committee Backs Bill Favorably
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs today dispatched a favorable report on the bill, signaling approval and advancing the measure through legislative procedures.
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Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs Today
Sheriff's Sale in Deer Lodge County Montana
William Murphy and Henry Wor den as Murphy Worden filed suit against John and Fanny Maley. The sheriff will sell May 23 at 2 pm at the Anaconda courthouse front door, describing several quartz lode mining claims near Copper Cliff in Deer Lodge county including Waterloo Tiger Log Cabin Ready Coin.
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William ©. Murphy
Henry C. Worden
Murphy & Worden
John Maley
Fanny Maley
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
Waterloo
Copper Cliff
Log Cabin
Deer Lodge County
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Anaconda News
Porter Dawn C. Carr
Boston
Boon
Cassius M. Clay Cigar
Tolan Co.'s
Kodak's
Hunter's
Cherry St
Marian Bros
Conley, Clague & Collins
Greig’s
Miss Elliott
Louise Ramsey
Nellie Daniels
A. O. Hihall
St. Jean and Mayers
William A. Wood
Upper Pine Street
Y. Winheim
Park
William H. DeWitt
H. D. Gains
Wife
West
Martin E. Regan
la Grippe
Peter Hilger
Minnie Stafford
Strain’s Department Store
Tolan Co
X. L
Park Ave
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Hill & Green
Butte, Anaconda
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Camille Des Jardines
Great Northern Express Company
Great Falls
Sand Coulee
Sacred Heart League
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter's
Father Coopman
George J. Cannon
Annie L. Storey
St. Peter's Fair
Storey
Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows
Regalia
Colfax
Ivanhoe Lodges
Rebekah Lodge
H. H. Mayhew
Colfax Lodge
John W. James
Ivanhoe
W. H. Clague
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Mount Powell Lodge No
Montana No. 18
K. of
Oswego Lodge K
Sutte
East Park Avenue
Anaconda, Montana
East Park
Messrs. Strauss Bros
America
Kessein Sa
People's Store
NEW Baseball Club
Catholic Club of Anaconda
Pargaret Theater
Collins
St. Mark’s
Huskin’ Bee
Rubes
Smith's Drug Store
L. A. King’s Book Store
Hay
Coeur D'Aene Hearing
Sheriffs Sale
Copper City
New York City
Brussels
Axminster
Jane Hopkins
Copper City Commercial CO
Ion Creek
Said
Morris
John Conley
FD. H. Morgan
New York Life Ins. Co
R. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
Munyon
Avial
Arch Street
Phila
Doctor Hinz
Hinz Medical Institute
Washington Ave
Blatz and Schulte
Ainz
Hing
Hinz Medical Institute Sanatorium
Hinz
Wheeler
Dr. Hing
Draz
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