Anaconda council approves Hearst free library gift
Aldermen meet with most members present minus two and read resignations of Policeman Marchion and Police Magistrate Hayes. Mrs Phoebe Hearst offers the George Hearst free library valued over 75000 for city use and the council accepts the gift and plans to submit it to voters in April 1904.
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Macdonald
Collins
John Marchion
KR. J. Hayes
Phoebe A. Hearst
Hearst Free Library
Alderman Carriner
Ity Council
City
Anaconda
James ©. Hope
George Hearst
Annaconda
Phoebe A, Hearst
James King
Fleming
Jacobson
Layton
Lepke
Schwend
Adler
Carruher
Clinton
Lawler
Nagle
Brolin
Maple Street
Harper
Hayes
Carriher
R. J. Hayes
John Barkovich
Frinke
Carrher
Barkovich
Warkovich
Alderman Schwend
Tobin
Michael P. Tobin
Henry
McHugh
Fraternal Brotherhood Elects Officers at Carpenter Hall
Fraternal Brotherhood elected officers for the new term at Carpenter Hall last evening. Cyrus Parker was chosen president with W J Hilbert as vice president and Mrs A Kleinholz as chaplain. Others include John Thomas secretary M C Leonard treasurer George Welch sergeant Miss Pearl Duncan mistress at arms Mrs M C Leonard inner doorkeeper J E Turner outer doorkeeper and physicians Drs Evans and English.
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Carpenter Hall
Cyrus Parker
W. J. Hilbert
A. Kleinholz
John Thomas
M. C. Leonard
George Welch
J. EK. Turner
Drs. Evans
English
Copper City Union elects officers at No 873 meeting
At a Copper City council regular meeting of No 873 National Union last evening officers were elected. Names listed include Ed Moran as president, Ed Standiford as vice president, J A Dragstedt as speaker, John W James as secretary, J A Johnson as financial secretary, Severe Despins as usher, J A Schroeder as treasurer, Noel Jette as door keeper, H Meter as sergeant at arms, with J A Dragstedt and T P Fitzpatrick noted as trustees.
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Copper City Council
National Union
T. P. Fitzpatrick
Ed Moran
Ed Standiford
J. A. Dragstedt
John W. James
J. A. Johnson
Severe Despins
J. A. Schroeder
Noel Jette
H. Meter
Senate
F. Lepier
Printing Dept Receives New Ball Programme Styles
The job printing department of the Standard has just received the new styles of ball programmes for the coming season. Societies intending to give programs are advised to place orders promptly.
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Standard
Modern mania for makeover fuels a woman’s daily routines
A mother describes daily routines of exercises scalp treatments physical culture and massages aimed at improving figure hair and skin. Her daughter questions the need and the mother replies that the daughter is fine as she is and jokes about parental influence.
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Daugh
Mystery Surrounds Ancient Scottish Castle and Its Secret
A Chicago Chronicle account describes a Scottish castle famed since the 13th century, its hidden chamber and a curse said to inhabit a half human guardian. Visitors recount eerie presences, secret rooms, and a priestly host who enforces late night room confinement.
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Chicago
Strath
Chantilly
North of England
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Sold as Digestion Cure
A Buffalo physician endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestion aid that rest and restores the stomach. The ad claims immediate relief for dyspepsia and lists a price of 50 cents per box available at all druggists.
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Stuart
Ingenious Woman Thief at the Treasury
An ex US secret service chief recalls a woman who devised a clever method to steal from the treasury. She used patchwork money from torn bills, counting fragments from ten different notes to produce a counterfeit looking bill, then replaced it with a nearly whole note to hide the theft. Her vanity and lavish spending led to exposure by a secret service observer, ending in her capture.
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Brooklyn Eagle
United States Secret Service
United States Treasury
Treasury Department
Washington
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Secret Service
Not an Appropriate Decoration
A caller at Mrs. Irons boarding house notices a grey hound basking outside the kitchen door. Mrs Lyons explains the dog is kept in the back yard and not allowed to roam, making the creature an unusual sight for guests.
Merry-go-round Rider Breaks Leg at La Crosse Fair
A man at La Crosse Kansas suffered a severe leg injury when his limb was caught in a carousel cable. The ride jammed and stopped as spectators reacted with shock. He calmly removed a wooden leg and urged the crowd to buy tickets for the next ride.
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la Crosse Kan
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W. W. Harper
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Judge Hayes
City of
John Barko
Price Baking Powder CO
Fraternal Brotherhood
The
Scotland
MacCallum
Cloutier
Tillamook, Ore
L. J. Barnett
M. S. McLaughlin
Vapo-Cresolene CO
Fulton St
New York City
Kingsford’s
Oswego
Helen Armstrong
TEM
Consti
Tutes News
Marvel
Boom Times
New York
Evans Chemical CO
Cincinnati
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