Anaconda Circus Delights Crowds With New Tents and Feats
The Sells Gray show drew large crowds in Anaconda with new tents and polished acts led by the Earle sisters and the Davenports. Spectators praised the high standard, the clever clowns, and a menagerie including a rare cross between a hippo and a water buffalo. Management reported over 100,000 in receipts and praised weather and performers.
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Sells @ Gray circus
Plac
Feddya
Earle Sisters
Tybelle
Davenports
Miss Fdna
William Rolland
Ceci Fortuna
Eddy
Stanley
Africa
Savannah
Selle
Gray Ealt
Europe
United States
No Depredations Mark Circus Showgrounds Visit
The article notes no depredations occurred on the show grounds yesterday and praises the circus for its success and the ladylike and gentlemanly conduct of its people.
Ex-Navy officer corrects Cup race history in letter
A naval veteran rebuts a Standard piece on the America vs Britain Cowes Cup debate. He argues the Queen Victoria cup was won by America, explains changes from centerboard to deep keel designs, and notes Lipton’s boat shows a new overhang feature. Anaconda Mont Aug 28 1901.
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Standard
Thomas Lipton
Queen Victoria
Cowes
America
Atlantic
Fife
Fairly
Scotland
New York Yacht Club
Dewien
Reviswance
Anaconda
Mont
Local Sportsmen Prep for Feathered Game Opening
Local sportsmen prepare for the bird season opening Sunday. Notable hunters include Bob Greig Nick Dawson Ben Mahan and Billy Law heading to Deep Creek headwaters. Others travel to Havre for a few days of bagging pheasants with M D Pennington and party from Montana Meat Co.
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Bob Greig
Nick Dawson
Ben Mahan
Billy Law
Deep Creek
Big Hole
Frank Klepetko
J. Johnson
Marty Nell
Great Northern
Havre
Hena
M.D. Pennington
Montana Meat Company
Neely to be tried for Cuban postal funds theft
Washington reports Director General Fosnes said the trial of Charles E. W. Neely on charges of misappropriating Cuban postal funds would begin in Havana around October 1. Fosnes, on vacation, consults with authorities on Cuba post office affairs.
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Washington
Fosnes
Department of Posts
Cuba
War Department
Charles E. W. Neely
Havana
Post Office Department of
Law Passed Last Winter Targets Grocers and Clubs
Warrant actions list three Anaconda grocers Sam Pramenko John Lawler and Our Store owners for selling intoxicating liquors without a state license under the new law imposing a 925 annual fee. The Montana State Retail Liquor Dealers association pushed enforcement and aims at colored clubs operating under a state charter seen as saloons in practice.
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Anaconda
Montana State Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Sam Pramenko
East Commercial Avenue
John Lawler
Fourth and
Birch Streets
East Park Avenue
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Narrow Escape for Switchman Under Backing Engine
Frank Stephens of the B A P railroad narrowly escaped instant death Tuesday night. He fell from a switch engine, was dragged 40 feet beneath the tender, and his head and ears suffered severe injuries. He was rushed to St Ann's hospital where doctors treated his head wounds as his condition improved. Stephens, a married man, came here from Pueblo Colorado where his wife remains.
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Frank Stephens
Stephens
St. Ann's Hospital
Pueblo
Colo
Carpenter Franks Neeley Falls 30 Feet At Work
Frank Neeley a 20 year old carpenter at the concentrator building fell about 11 am while working and sustained serious head and body injuries. He was unconscious for an hour after being taken to St. Ann's hospital. a scalp wound four inches long and a severe concussion were reported though skull fracture was not believed. He lived at 311 Mast Park avenue and was unmarried.
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Frank Neeley
New Works
St. Ann's Hospital
Neeley
Mast Park Avenue
Hays Denies Resignation as Southern Pacific President
Telegram from Charles M. Hays in St. Louis states he has not resigned as president of the Southern Pacific railway and has no current plans to resign. The Post-Dispatch reports the telegram dated August 28.
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Hays
St. Louis
DPD
Charlies M. Hays
Southern Pacific Railway
Wool Market in Boston Holds Firm Amid Steady Demand
The American Cotton and Wool Reporter notes a firm wool market with steady demand mainly from smaller mills as large buyers pause. Fine territory and Australian wools remain in demand with limited supply, while Boston receipts reach 456,012 domestic and 100,881 foreign bales year to date. Shipments total 167,771,667 pounds since January 1, and weekly sales reach 3,800,000 domestic pounds plus foreign lots, compared with last year’s figures.
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Boston
American Cotton and Wool
Treasury Statement Highlights Cash and Gold Balance
Treasury report from Washington dated August 28 shows available cash of 76.824 million dollars and gold reserves listed as 100030,080. The figures reflect the day’s condition of federal balances.
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Washington
Treasury
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Keenine
Alecouracine
Main Street
West Sth St
Neely
Uavawetet
State Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Colored Clubs
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Dave Kauf
Eof Sjea
MacCallum
Cloutier
Anaconda, Montana
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Wellcome & Peckover
Last Park Ave
H. & Richman
Teton City
Idaho
M. G. McLaughlin
Columbia St
Seattle, Wash
Frank Nesley
Anheusertusch Brewing Association
Melton
Thueson
East Park
Third Street
M. J. FitzPatrick
Commercial Avenue
Inaconda, Mont
R. Edwards
Birch Street
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Chicago
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Pacific Coast Points
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Ogien
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Butte, Mont
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Aragunda
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Helene
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North Coast Limited
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Weat
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Oregon Short Line Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway
Kanesas City
Burlington
Phil Daniels
Fast Broadway
Hutte, Mont
Hostetter
TOMAC
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Carroller
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Grant's
Conaverters
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Grant’s Converters
Ardans Carroll
Grant's Converters
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Commonwealth
New England
Por Ao
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Vancouver
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Gen. N. W
St. Guaranty Digg
Minneapolis, Minn
Broadway
26Th ST
York
Minneapolis
St. Paul
New York
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Great Fells
St. Peal
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North Main Stress
J. EK. Dawson
Missouri River
All Points West
Whitehall
Norris
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H. Merriman
Gerry
W. A. Cook
M. D
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Cook Canna. Co
Curtis ST
Cola
Anaconda Business Directory
J. H. French
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