Anaconda Police Court Casts Light on Christmas Day Offenders
Police Judge Hayes presided over a busy session with multiple Christmas Day cases. C F Carsey was fined ten days in county jail for stealing a book titled The Second Battle by William Jennings Bryan. John Lee discharged after admitting to firing a gun on Christmas Eve. Antone Stanisha fined ten dollars after a failed English-speaking defense. A public Austrian faction clash resulted in several arrests and fines, with weapons seized during the melee. John Sullivan was discharged after a drunkenness arrest.
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Hayes
C. F. Carsey
Goddard
William Jennings Bryan
John Lee
Antone Stanisha
Antone Pahule
Austria
Stanisha
Pahule
Costa Lascovich
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Joe O'Brien Recovers After Nightclub Stabbing
Joe O'Brien, stabbed Wednesday night and believed to have sparked the fracas as a joke, is rapidly recovering and expected to return to work next Monday. No arrests have been made.
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Joe O'Brien
Jeff Masters
O’brien
Consternation at County Jail as wind damages building
At about 4 am yesterday a strong wind tore loose a water pipe from the jail caves, causing a loud crash against the side of the building and alarming inmates and guards alike. No injuries reported.
Nervous dyspepsia blamed on stomach not nerves
An Indianapolis reader praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets asserting they cure nervous dyspepsia by treating the stomach. The letter notes relief in flesh, sleep, digestion, heartburn, and headaches, and promises a book from Stuart Company. Druggists offer full packages at 16 cents.
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A. W. Sharper
No. 6
Prospect Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Stuart
Stuart Company
Mareha
Mich
Sheriff and deputies thwart jail break attempt
Sheriff Con ley and deputies awakened at the jail suspect an escape plot by Con O Connor and 17 prisoners. A quick muster reveals the plan and the guards react, finding no escape as the night disturbance spurs sharp remarks from the watch.
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Conley
Con O'Connor
Anaconda Man Weds Sioux City Sheriff’s Daughter
Fred W. Junk of Anaconda and Daisy Jackson daughter of Sheriff C. W. Jackson were married in Sioux City Iowa in a sudden ceremony that created a social sensation. The elopement plan was thwarted when the sheriff intervened and compelled them to wed at the Jackson home with Dean G. H. Cornell officiating.
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Fred W. Junk
Anaconda
Sioux City
Towa
Junk
Iowa
Marcus Daly
Daisy Jackson
C. W. Jackson
Jackson
Dean G. H. Cornell
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Arm Injury From Accidental Shot Wound in Montana Ranch Field
Harry Wood son of Sam H Wood president of the Montana Co operative Ranch association was wounded in the right arm by an accidental shotgun discharge while riding in a wagon at Gold Butte. The full charge entered above the elbow nearly severing the arm and the wagon wheel drop into a rut caused the discharge. He was brought to Great Falls for treatment.
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Standard
Shelby Junction
Harry Wood
Sam H. Wood
Montana Co-operative Ranch Association
Gold Butte
Great Falls
M'kenzie Nearer Prison Over Horse Theft and Past Shootout
Special Correspondence reports cowboy William Mckenzie jailed after arrest for stealing a horse owned by J. M. Nesley of Grant. He sold the horse to Harry Lindsay, amid strong evidence, with hearing set in January before Justice Hirschman. Moore's previous testimony about rustling supports the case.
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The
Standard
Dillon
William MckKenzie
Sam Moore
Moore
Penitentiary
McKenzie
Staudaker
J. M. Nesley
Grant
Harry Lindsay
Mekkenzie
Hirschman
MckKengle
Fergus County bonds sold for refunding across matter
Fergus county sold a 50000 dollar issue of refunding bonds to Bank of Fergus County with seven bids received from KE H Rollings son C Coffin Farson Leach Co Rudolph Kleybolt Judith Basin Bank Lewistown Bank of Fergus County Thompson Denny Co. The state treasurer initially offered 40000 dollars at 5 percent but later wired to take the entire issue at 4 percent noting the state cannot take bonds under 5 percent.
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Standard
Lewistown
Fergus County
Bank of
KE. H. Rollings & Son
Denver
H. Coffin
Chicago
Farson, Leach & Co
Rudolf Kleybolt & Co
Cincinnati
Judith Asia Bank
Bank of Fergus County
Thompson, Denny , Co
Union Gospel Meetings Planned by Four Keat Falls Churches
Special Disputed to the Standard Keat Falls Dec 26 union services were held at First M E Church with attendance from Presbyterian Baptist and Congregational congregations. Rev F A Agar led the service and the four churches will begin a month long union gospel meeting series Jan 7 under ministers Ferris Ferrand Smith and Agar.
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Keat Falls
Union
M. E
Presbyterian
Baptist
Congregational
F. A. Agar
Ferris
Congregational Church
Ferrand
Presbyterian Church
Smith
The
Methodist Church
Mr. Agar
Baptist Church
Forgery Arrest In Great Falls In Phone Order Scam
Special Dispatch reports Harry Smith arrested by Constable Lippincott in Great Falls on forgery charges. Smith claimed to be Nick Baatz to obtain $55 worth of goods from Shrain's store by phone and later signed Baatz's name to a written order.
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Standard
Great Falls
Harry Smith
Lippincott
Smith
Nick Baatz
Shrain
Baatz
Miles Reprimand Sparks Montana Sheriff Defense of General Miles
Sheriff Jack Conley defends General Miles against a harsh reprimand, alleging the administration belittles his career and resists worthy service. He recalls Miles as a steadfast soldier who fought in Montana campaigns including the Nez Perces clash at Bear Paw and urges respect for his long record and patriotism.
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Jack Conley
General Miles
Montana
Miles
Republic
United States
Schley
Navy
Army
Sehley
Way
Sheriff Conley
Mies
Sherif Conley
Conley
Bear Paw Mountains
Joseph
Howard
Gibbon
United States Army
Anaconda Skating Rink Delayed From Opening
The Anaconda skating rink at the race track has not opened as promised before the holidays. Skaters instead use pond ice near Washoe smelters and smaller ponds west of the city as winter months continue. A dealer notes the rink remains unofficially open despite expectations.
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Anaconda
Washoe
Skaters Find Amusement on City Ponds and Flume Ice
The article notes a demand for skates and a potential rink in Anaconda. With no rink, skaters use local ponds and a large ice sheet near the flume north of the city, where many enthusiasts gather on smooth ice.
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Anaconda
O'Connor pleads not guilty to first degree assault
Si Con O'Connor stood before Justice Kennedy and entered a not guilty plea. His hearing was scheduled for January. Reports say his wife was stabbed in the head recently and is described as improving.
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Con O'Connor
Justice of the Peace Kennedy
Jan
O'Connor
Zionist Congress Opens With Herzl At Basel
The Zionist congress chaired by Dr. Theodore Herzl opened in Basel with over 1,000 delegates from most countries except Australia. Herzl voiced confidence in national colonization over charitable efforts and noted support from the Sultan in May. Tax and revenue figures show mixed changes across liquor, margarine, special taxes, and miscellaneous items during the fiscal year.
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Basle
Switzerland
Theodore Herzl
Vienna
Zionist Movement
Palestine
Australia
Harzi
Herzl
Miles resumes command as controversy fades
General Miles resumed his duties in command of the army today at the war department. He is said to accept the situation with no public response to the controversy and will continue his prearranged plans, official and social, for the future.
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Washington
Miles
Army
War Department
Internal Revenue November 1901 Collections Report
The monthly statements show total internal revenue collections for November 1901 at 23,179,951 dollars, down 2,165,330 from November 1900. Spirits receipts reach 12,080,812 dollars, up 1,380,492, while tobacco brings in 4,264,700 dollars, down 640,366.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Bell of Thunder Mining forms in Dover with $1,000,000 capital
A certificate of corporation was filed in Dover on December 26 for the Bell of Thunder Mining company to acquire mines and mining rights. Incorporators include R. W. Pardeman of Nampa Idaho Clinton D. Greenlee of Pittsburg and Charles W. Culver of Reno Pa.
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Dover
Del
Bell of Thunder Mining Company
R. W. Pardeman
Nampa
Idaho
Clinton D. Greenlee
Pittsburg
Charles W. Culver
Reno
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