Two Boys Arrested Over Dishes Theft in Anaconda
Policeman Armstrong captured two youths from 505 Mast Fight Street after they tried to sell dishes looted from the Burnett restaurant on East Park Avenue to Zollman’s second hand store. The boys were jailed briefly. the county attorney released them, with possible non prosecution. Meanwhile charity efforts seek a home and schooling for the Maroney girls, who may be sent to reform school or a Catholic boarding school if options fail.
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Armstrong
Alex Burnett
Zollman
Fast Third Street
Bennett’s
East Park Avenue
Idood Deal
Ese Kiehm Ostreete
Eddie St. Jean
Mast Fighth Street
Burnett
Maroney
Reform School
Miles City
Missoula
Deer Lodge Singer Schedules Conway Appearance
A Dee Mre Jo, responding to an invitation, left this evening for Anaconda to perform tomorrow.
Mrs Joslyn Sings Her Own Compositions at Noon Session
A note announces a noon event featuring Mrs Joslyn performing several of her own compositions. The program is billed as a short recital with emphasis on original work.
Local News In Briefs From The City
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to the wife of M. R. Perry chief clerk at the Washoe smelter and they reside at 900 Pine Street. L. O. Evans a well known Butte lawyer was in town yesterday for legal matters. Supt. R. G. Young of Butte city schools arrived last night. Mrs. Joslyn of Deer Lodge arrived last evening to sing for the State Teachers association today.
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M. R. Perry
Washoe Smelter
Pine Street
L. O. Evans
Butte
Supt
R. G. Young
City
Ogilvie Held in Bond on Gold Amalgam Theft Charge
Justice of the Peace Hendricks ordered George Ogilvie held to the district court in bonds of 1000 dollars. He faces a charge of taking gold amalgam from the French Gulch Dredging company. Ogilvie quickly secured the required bonds. The Standard’s job printing department reports new ball programme styles for the coming season. Societies planning dances are advised to review samples.
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Justice of the Peace
Hendricks
George Ogilvie
District Court
Ogilvie
The
Standard
Montana Teachers Show Praise For Education Leader
The Annual Meeting of the Montana State Teachers Association highlights Mr. Kay's address lauding Montana schools and educational progress. Citizens of Anaconda greet attendees with a reception at the Montana, with tours and sessions planned for the day.
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THE
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Kay
Kipling
Seven Seas
Montana
Anaconda
Negro horse thief taken in Kalispell case
Charles Smith, a Black horse trainer, was arrested in Billings for stealing a horse and cutter from a Kalispell barn. Descriptions from Sheriff Hubbard led to police capture at the fairgrounds. Smith, who claimed memory gaps, faces charges and awaits further proceedings. Deputy Donahue of Flathead County arrived for Smith.
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Kalispell
Charles Smith
Mowrie
Salsbury
Kallepell
Hubbard
Fair Grounds
Sudi
Missoula
Donahue
Flathead County
Smith
Judge declines to interfere with Dowie bankruptcy case
In Chicago United States district court an attorney for Marshall Field & Co asked to join as a party to a demurrer in the John Alexander Dowie bankruptcy case and to have Dowie brought in for examination. Judge Kohlsaar refused the latter request until Dowie returns from a trip to Australia.
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Chicago
United States District Court
Marshall, Field & Co
John Alexander Dowie
Dowie
Kohlsaar
Australia
French Government Not Afraid of War Russia and Japan
Paris reports the government does not foresee war between Russia and Japan. The Japanese note is not treated as an ultimatum and a reply by Russia is not expected to be time constrained. Diplomats say Russia finds the reply satisfactory and negotiations should continue until details are settled. Russia may show willingness to meet Japan more than half way.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Iirtto
Cripple Creek
Telluride
Paris
Russia
Japan
Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Paxson & Rockefeller
Butte
Emergency edicts grant Tokyo near unlimited credit for defense
Tokio reports an emergency ordinance empowering the government with virtually unlimited credit for military defense. Three other ordinances tighten control of the Seoul Fastan railway, reorganize the imperial military headquarters in wartime, and create a wartime war council.
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Tokio
Seoul Fasan
Russian Artillery Deploys 108 Guns to Far East
Moscow reports twelve batteries from four grenadier brigades have been equipped with new field guns claimed superior to French pieces. Three batteries are to depart early, sending 108 guns to Viceroy Alexief. Graduates of high schools living at home volunteers are to serve only a year. No large eastward troop movement noted yet.
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Moscow
Grenadier
Far East
Alexief
Japan negotiating for Argentine warships Morene and Rivada
It was reported from the Japanese legation that no sale had occurred for the Argentine warships Morene and Rivada being built at Genoa Italy. Russia has made a counter bid and negotiations continue.
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London
Morene
Rivadavia
Genoa
Italy
Japan
Russia
Eight-Story Pittsburg Warehouse Damaged $100000 by Fire
A large fire today damaged the eight story brick warehouse of Haugh and Keenan in Pittsburg Pennsylvania mainly used for storing furniture and household foods. The loss was placed at about $100000. Fire crews fought the blaze through the day.
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Pittsburg
Haugh & Keenan
Dead Sea fish question ends as April fool tale
The article argues that popular belief about Dead Sea fish is incorrect and cites waves and density. It notes reports of shad fry in Utah’s Great Salt Lake and dismisses claims of living fish in the Dead Sea as an April fool joke, ending with a French poissons d Avril reference.
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Dead Sea
Mile Maison
Cosmos
Jordan
Journal of Natural Science
American
Salt Lakes
United States Fish Commission
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Utah Lake
By Play in the Senate on Panama Policy Debate
The Senate staged sharp by play during a heated Panama policy debate. Senator Hoar’s attack on the president drew surprise and a swift response from Senator Foraker who defended the administration. Spooner plotted behind the scenes while several members urged vocal rebuttals and supportive prompts.
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Senate
Panama
Hoar
Massachusetts
Aldrich
Spooner
Loge
Foraker
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Ohio
Gorman
Forake
Maryland
Senator Hoar
Allison
Hopkins
Illinois
Lodge
Sheriff’s Sale In Deer Lodge Montana Foreclosure Notice
Charles P. Hough plaintiff sues William Walsh Jessie Walsh and William Weiss with sale set for January 8 1904 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Property to be sold Lot 15 Block 27 in Anaconda with all appurtenances per city plat on file with Deer Lodge County recorder executed by Sheriff George A Storrar and Under Sheriff D M Storrar December 1903.
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Pardons
Charles Beck
Cage
Eeen
Board of Uison
Deer Lodge
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda
County of
State of
James Donovan
J. J. Ryan
Charles P. Hough
William Walsh
Jessie Walsh
Willian Weiss
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State Association
Joslyn
Page Cme
John C. Bates
James H. Peabody
Adjt
Sherman Bell
Roosevelt
Bates
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Colorado Supreme Court
Western Federation of Miners
Rippie Creek
Peabody
Bell
Chase
Victor Record
Miners’ Union
Leeds
Vindicator
McCormick
Melvin Beck
Denver
Great
Harles Smith
Billings
Kalis
Pell
Judge
Misses Coats
Coats
East Park Ave
Anaconda, Mont
Reno
MacCallum
Hens Pratt
the Martin Drug CO
Baldueas
Dr. Lyon
SU. Gyo
ADS
State Medical Institute
United States
Sin
First Ave
Seattle
Wash
Sherif
Cook Remedy Co
Masonic Temple
Chichester
Pes Dreguists
Colcheater Chesleat
Bichester Emioa
Madison Square
Phila
Cincinnati
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