Senate debates immigration bill and Hawaii Chinese labor plan
The senate spent the day revising the immigration bill with amendments. Debates centered on Hawaii labor needs, prohibitions on Chinese immigration, and liquor restrictions in the Capitol, with leaders arguing over who should admit laborers and under what conditions. The session ended with an executive vote and adjournment at 3:10 p.m.
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Washington
Senate
Burton
Kansas
Hawaii
Capitol
House
United States
Lodge
Dominion
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
McCumber
North Dakota
Pius Fund
Porto Rico
Hoar
Massachusetts
Bailey
Texas
Berry
Arkansas
Penrose
Congress
Tillman
Mitchell
Oregon
Committee On
Pacific Islands
Mr. Foraker
Mr. Burton
Bacon
Mr. Hoar
McComas
Cullom
London Dock Charge Bill Struck Out In House Vote
The House debated the London dock charges bill for hours, then struck out the enacting clause by a 138 to 12 vote, effectively killing the measure as lumber and meat packing interests withdrew support. Debates featured Tawney and Richardson on one side and Adams, Wanger, Dalzell, Burleson, Burgess, and Mann on the other.
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Washington
London Dock
Tawney
Minnesota
Richardson
Alabama
Mesars
Adamson
Georgia
Wanger
Adams and Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Burleson and Burgess
Texas
Mann
Illinois
Sherman
New York
Senate
Mr. Tawney
Export Lumber Association
Davidson
Adams
Burleson
Burgess
Niinots
Dalzell
Leave Fine
New Steel Bridge Over Milk River at Zurich Opens
The new county steel bridge across Milk river at Zurich has been completed and turned over to the Chateau county commissioners. The Pephards, who had the contract for the bridge, returned yesterday to their home in Missoula.
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Havre
Milk River
Zurich
Chateau County
Missoula
Cattle herd sold to Hinsdale syndicate
Four hundred and fifty cattle from Colorado owned by W H Monroe were sold to W M Woodridge and shipped to Hinsdale Montana for care by a local cattleman syndicate. The transfer was reported from Havre on December 9.
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The
Standard
Havre
Colorado
W. H. Monroe
W. M. Woodridge
Hinsdale
Mont
Langtry's London Farewell Performance Before American Tour
Mrs Langtry staged a semi private farewell in London for her return to the United States. King Edward and the royal party attended with notable diplomats and society figures. The queen praised the play The Crossways and Langtry expressed anticipation for her American tour.
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London
Royal Household
Queen Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Lady de Grey
Count Memesoriff
Legation
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Adverts in Local Paper
An old advert promises refunds if the remedy fails to cure. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature and is priced at 25 cents. The copy appeals to readers to purchase at druggists for a guaranteed result.
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E. W. Grove
Billings Bowlers Chosen for State Championship Clash
Billings bowlers named for the state title tilt against the Butte Miners. J. G. Sherman R. H. Daniela O C. Overen A Tachudy and J. B. Elliot will represent Billings in the battle for supremacy next Saturday at home.
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Standard
Billings
Butte
J. G. Sherman
R. H. Daniela O
C. Overen
A. Tachudy
J. B. Elliot
County Board Lets Contracts for County Poor Care
Livingston December 9. County commissioners award care contract for the county poor to F. C idy for the ensuing year at 4.25 per inmate per week. Medical attendance contract goes to Dr. S. E. Leard for 0 a month.
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Standard
Livingston
S. E. Leard
Bride Dies After Anaconda Smelter Accident
Miya Golde Mes, 27, a Deer Lodge Valley resident married three months to Miss Hamilton, died after being burned cleaning a flume near a reverberatory building. He was trapped by boiling water heated by molten refuse. coroner to hold an inquest.
Hearts of Oak and Shore Acres Stir Audiences in Anaconda
The two James A. Herne dramas Hearts of Oak and Shore Acres captivate crowds with realism drawn from New England shore life. Featuring a strong cast led by James Horne and Elise Ryan, the Margaret theater presentation in Anaconda promises emotional highs from laughter to tears, amid a season of varied entertainments.
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James A. Herne
Shore Acres
Zngland
Herne
James Horne
Edward Wonn
J. Leonard Clarke
W. J. Gross
Albert Wahl
William Nash
Walter Coupe
Elise Ryan
Emily Macpherson
Leona Evans
Grace Estelle Clarke
Margaret Theater
Anaconda
Musical farce at Margaret theater draws laughter in Anaconda
A lively note praises laughter over somber thought and previews the musical farce Alphonse and Gaston at the Margaret theater in Anaconda next Monday. It also reviews Jule Murray's Lost River, shown at the same venue, praising the company’s first class talent and the evening's strong entertainment value.
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Alphonse
Gaston
Margaret Theater
Anaconda
Jule Murray
Lost River
the Margaret
First Annual Stockholders Meeting of Black Diamond Coal
The first annual meeting of the stockholders of the Black Diamond Coal Mining company is set for December 13, 1902 at 8 p.m. in the office of M. J. FitzPatrick at 11 East Commercial Avenue Anaconda Montana. Officers J W Black president and I Rosenfield secretary announce agenda includes electing trustees for the ensuing year and other legal business.
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Black Diamond Coal Mining Company
M. J. FitzPatrick
East Commercial Avenue
Anaconda
Montana
J. W. Black
I. Rosenfield
Telegrams to Chandler Over Death of Blair Goldthrite
Dennis O Leary of the county hospital telegraphed W E Chandler of St Paul asking disposition of the body of Charles Goldthrite also known as Blair who died in the institution on Monday. Goldthrite had told O Leary he had a daughter in the east adopted by a railroad man named Chandler and educated by him. No word from the east had been received by late yesterday.
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Golde
Anaconda
St. Ann’s Hospital
Dennis O'Leary
W. E. Chandler
St. Paul
Charles Goldthrite
Blair
Goldthrite
O'Leary
East
Chandler
Leader of Colony Shown Irrigated Lands in Montana
Special Dispatch reports R B Workman and David R McGinnis showing wealthy Wisconsin leaders the irrigated lands of Northern Montana. Prospect of two settlers bringing 400 to 4000 dollars each arriving in spring. In Livingston, Conductor Ed Houston hospitalized after train derailment. he aided a wounded brakeman and is expected to recover.
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Standard
Havre
R. EB. Workman
David R. McGinnis
Montana
Wisconsin
Livingston
Ed Houston
Missoula Hospital
Houston
Butte Branch
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted As CureAll
An article touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a radical cure for indigestion and related stomach troubles. It asserts the remedy has three years of thorough testing, is limited to digestive issues, and is sold by druggists at 50 cents per package with no dieting required.
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Bright
Stuart
Spring Street
Nashville
Texs
Cardus
Ime
Dandruff Origins Debunked and Germ Theory Endorsed
The article cites Professor Anna of Hamburg asserting dandruff is a germ disease, not a feverish scalp condition. It alleges the germ causes dandruff and baldness and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a cure by killing the germ, with samples available via mail order from Detroit.
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Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Drowned Survey Party Near Wenatchee May Tie to Anaconda Stenographer
Reports from Wenatchee Washington describe three men surveying a new power plant for Wenatchee Electric Light and Power Company who drowned crossing the Wenatchee River. One man is named W W R Wanzer of Seattle, possibly R W Wanzer formerly a stenographer in Anaconda. Wanzer later worked with a Great Northern Railway surveying outfit near Kalispell Montana. Friends in Anaconda fear the drowned man is Wanzer, noting his railroad and stenography background and recent Seattle location.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Anaconda
Wanzer
Seattle
Great Northern Railway Company
Kalispell
Mont
Edward Nadeau
R. W. Wanzer
Entertainment Show by Anaconda Odd Fellows Draws Crowd
A large audience attended two Anaconda Odd Fellow lodges last night at Standard hall. Proceeds go to the Odd Fellows headquarters for a home fund. D Cohen Jr presided and the program was well received with full encores. Prof Wein's mandolin orchestra performed.
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Ira
J. W. James
Mr. James
Stella Copinus
Oswald Cohen
Sheila Mallory
Jack Baglin
W. R. Allen
Mr. Alen
California
The
Odd Fellows
Imogene Dennis
Edward Davis
Manadolin Orchestra
Miss Charette
Mabel Lewis
Miss Gettes
Miss Pickel
Miss Coon
Lydia Gilchrist
Mandolin Orchestra
Odd Fellow
Anaconda
D. Cohen, Jr
the Order
Charles Tracy
Prof. Wein
Mandolin Orches
Montana divorce summons in Deer Lodge County action
In the district court of the Third judicial district Montana Deer Lodge County Mary Pauline Arnquist vs Andrew Olif Arnquist. You are summoned to answer within 20 days after service or a default will be entered. The action seeks a decree dissolving the marriage and costs. Witness dated December 2, 1902, Clerk Sealy WM. E. THOMAS, Deputy Clerk A. H. NEAL.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
State of Montana
Deer Lodge
Mary Pauline Arnquist
Andrew Olif Arnquist
Sealy WM. E. Thomas
A, H, Neal
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