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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1901

Page

5

Anaconda Court Actions Hearings and Protests

Anaconda news reports multiple court actions. Kitty Lee, aka Georgie Logan, is fined nine dollars for robbery with 37 days jail if unpaid, and Thomas Cavenaugh given 40 days with leave to leave town. William Aho receives a suspended 1900s style sentence after a threat to shoot his wife. James Kearny fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace after an assault case. Minor court notes include two men dodging sentences and a series of local notices and ads surrounding clothing, rail, and social events.

Cavenaugh William Aho Trica Kittie Lee Georgie Logan J. A. Lawless Mainville Hayes Duffy Taylor Butte Lawless Thomas Cavenaugh Anaconda Aho James Kearny Quane Kearny John Connelly Williard Hill Jack O'Brien Justice Quane Yesteray Buffalo Exposition

City Notices and Local Advertisements

Local items include eye specialist Verberkmoes and social dance at Austrian hall tonight. Advertisements list stores such as Meyers 114 West Park and Strain’s with piano bargains and new fall jackets and skirts. Also notes sale of Monte Cristo saloon and residents Frank M. Leonard, I. L. Strong, D. J. Henn, and F. K. McDowell in Butte and Miles City.

Meyers W. Park Strain‘s Monte Cristo Montana Frank M. Leonard I. L. Strong D. J. Henn Butte F. K. McDowell Miles

Lawyers Elect Officers at American Bar Association Meeting

The American Bar association wrapped up its main session in Denver with a unanimous slate of officers and a constitutional amendment endorsing women's admission. Highlights included president H. M. Rose of Little Rock, secretary John Hinckley, treasurer Francis Rawle, and notes on the annual dinner at the Brown Palace.

Denver Colo American Bar Association Brown Palace Hotel General Council H. M. Rose Little Rock John Hinckley Baltimore Francis Rawle Philadelphia Edmund W. Elmore Wiliam A A. Ketcham Indianapolis Henry St. George Tucker Lexington Charles F. Libbey Portland Rodney A. Mercur Towanda James Hagerman St. Louis William Hi. Wood Idaho John W. Cotter Montana Charles PB. Carey Oregon R. L. Williams Utah George M. Forester Washington Justice Marshall Day Rose Association Saratoga N. Y Section of Legal Education F. Wy. Huffcut New York Charles M. Hepburn Ohio W. H. Hensel Pennsylvania William WW. Townsend United States Distr Court of New Haven Conn Supreme Court Maine Spain Justice Brown Congress Florida Hawaii Supreme Court of the United States Cauler Marshall

Ex-City Treasurer in Philipsburg Attempts Suicide in Jail

Special Dispatch to the Standard reports ex city treasurer Charles Wallender awaiting embezzlement trial took a morphine dose in his jail cell at 5 PM. He was found unconscious and not expected to recover. Wallender had been jailed after bondsmen withdrew and a prior cash shortfall emerged in his accounts.

Fundamen Standard Philipsburg Charles Wallender Wallender

A Career of Danger and Daring in the Circus

Cleveland Moffett profiles circus life in St. Nicholas, detailing the brutal schedule, the grind of daily performances, and the rise of young Nelson the trapeze artist. The piece explores the fearless craft of acrobats like Weitzel, Zorella, and Danny Ryan, tracing their early training and passion for flight.

Cleveland Moffett St. Nicholas Oelock Little Nelson Nelson Ant Weitzel Zorella Danny Ryan Nagel Grand Rapids Mich

The Giant Swing Brothers in a Circus Trapeze Act

The article profiles Nagel and fellow acrobats in a high wire act built around a 52 foot swing, 16 foot flight, and a complex trapeze routine. It details the roles of Nagel, Weitzel, Ryan, and Zorella, their safety systems, and the strength required to begin and perform the stunts without mishap.

Nagel Weitzel Danny Zorella Ryan

Need of Beautiful Buildings in City Development

Harper's Weekly argues city growth depends on architectural beauty and sanitary conditions. It cites Chicago's white city and expositions showing visitors' strongest impressions came from grand architecture, not inner exhibits, urging investment in monuments, fountains, and avenues.

Harper's Weekly Chicago Paris Berlin Venice Vienna Omaha

Social Sanity in the Summer From World's Work

The Saturday half holiday has become common across trades and industries, driving hundreds of thousands outdoors. It quietly reshaped indoor workers into a nation that values outdoor life as a vital social and health reform. Bird books, flower books, photography, walking and bicycle clubs surged in popularity as nature study grew.

Very Queer Said Teaspot and Bunting on Honest Frank

Teaspot remarks that Frank Tickleton is a default er and Bunting agrees. They note no one ever called him Honest Frank Tickleton.

Judee Frank Tickleton Teaspot Bunting

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Anaconda News Kitty Lee East Park Dawson B. DG. Hanak Stuart Plowight London J. Young Salt Lake J. B. Hammill G. L. Tracy J. B. Dawson Hammerslough's Strain's Nettie Campbell Standard Office Hearst Free Library R. E. Richardson Copper City Commercial Company M. FE Davidson Block Cherry Street Great Northern Railway Minneapolis St. Paul Ben King Butte Athletic Association Cuntes Seattle John T. Casey M. J. FitzPatrick Sound Metropolis Verberkmoes Tolan Co Flor de Drinkse Fonds Rome John Gund Brewing CO la Crosse Wis W. French Wholesater Mountain View Park Labor Day W. H. Young Cedar Street Mountain View Anaconda Copper Mining Company B. A. & P. Railway Company Park T. J. Sullivan James Flannagan Pat Barry William Welch Anheuser-Busch Brewing U.S. A Black & Tan Faust Anheuser- Standard Chas. W. French Hinds & Co Mont Addras Davol Medicine CO San Francisco Cal Newton Br. Druggists North Main St Martin Drug Company Tant Keppler Jewelry Co Main St The Copper City Dr. Rinehart Main Street 5Th St Netsure New Imperial” and Derby Necki A Sean We Copper City Commercial Co Anaconda, Montana Anaconda Copper Mining CO Hamilton Anaconda, Mont United States J. W. Mehargve Daly Bank and Trust Company OF Jon BR Toole M. B. Greenwood Louis V. Bennett Norbeck Anglotone RPA PT Méargaret Theater Mentane HH Contaxs America Miss Courteney Morgan East Lynne
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