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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1903
Page
23
Piano Advice on Buying a Piano and Fair Dealing
The article urges sav ing and due diligence before buying a piano and recommends checking the house s past records as a guarantee of fair dealing. It states that a piano deal from this house ends only when the buyer is fully satisfied with the instrument and price.
Man Loses Arm In Mine Machinery Accident
Bernard Monahan, ? years old, unmarried, suffered the loss of his left arm below the elbow in the Minnie Healey mine boiler room. He was pulled into a gear during routine cleaning and rescued by colleagues. He underwent amputation at St James hospital and remains in precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Monahan
Minnie Healey
Monahan
St. James’ Hospital
Thornton
East Broadway
Whlood
San Nicholas Wins Six and Half Furlong Handicap at Ingleside
At Ingleside in San Francisco the six and a half furlong handicap feature saw San Nicholas lead most of the way to victory. Iridius finished second with Dolly Hayman third as top weight Kenilworth faded. Other winners included Jennie Hughes and Arthur Ray along with several shorter races concluding with Red Cross Nurse winning the mile race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ingleside
San Nicholas
Iridius
Dolly Hayman
Kenilworth
Jennie Hughes
Arthur Ray
Red Cross Nurse
Avenger
Ebony
Crescent City horse races recap from New Orleans
In New Orleans on December 30 the first race over one mile selling was won by Jake Weber with John Coulter second and Italia third in 1 40 4 4. The second race a mile and a quarter selling saw Booster prevail, Malay runner up, Mary Moore third in 2 08 4 5. Agnes Brennan won the handicap over five furlongs with Allista second and Kokomodo third in 1 01. Captain Gaines won the one mile and 70 yards race with Lee King second and Bard of Avon third in 1 46 1 5. Big Ben captured the six furlongs, Parisenne second and Invincible third in 1 18 3 5. Khaki won the one mile 70 yards with Henry of Franstmar second and One More third in 1 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Crescent City
Jake Weber
John Coulter
Italia
Booster
Malay
Mary Moore
Agnes Brennan
Allista
Kokomodo
Captain Gaines
Lee King
Bard of Avon
Big Ben
Parisenne
Invincible
Khaki
Henry of Franstmar
Ascot Park Racing Delivers Close Finishes and Upsets
In Los Angeles on December 30 at Ascot Park ideal weather produced tight finishes. Favorites faltered as pilots of the races yielded wins for Pilot, Labor, Chub, Crusades, Madame Bishop, and St. Christopher with times ranging from 1 01 to 1 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ascot Park
Pilot
J. W. Kirby
Florida
Slauson
Labor
Macana
Egg Nogg
Chub
Fortunatus
Dr. Lorb
Crusades
Golden Rule
Ocean Dream
Madame Bishop
Huapala
Wager
St. Christopher
Sally Goodwin
Frank Pearce
Weights and Entries for Today’s Races
The card lists weights and entries for six races at today’s meeting. Notable horses include Maraschino 114 Rey Hooker 107 Emily Oliver 102 Mendon 114 Dr Rowell 112 Velma Clark 110 Aunt Polly 110 Rosario 192 Nervator and Egyptian Princess 106 0 en 111 Ned Pietette and Virginia Boy 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nullah
Maraschino
Rey Hooker
Idogo
Kleinwood
Celebrant
Velma Clark
Allagaretta
Rustic Girl
Chorus Roy
Louis Wagner
Florine
Aunt Polly
Lou Clivenden
Goddess of Night
Matt Hogan
Lacy Crawford
Prestolus
Mattie Clark
Diamente
Stilicho
Colonel Anderson
Jockey Club
McGrathiana Prince
Rosario
Mile
Ned Pietette
G. W. Trahern
Virginia Boy
Vane Holly
Thoroughbred racing card at New Orleans meet
Weather clear and track fast for a six race program featuring horses such as Allegrette, Vesuvia, Dr Stephens, Palmist, Badge entries and a long list of runners across three selling allowances, handicaps and purse events with weights and times noted for each race and entrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmist
Jimalong
Caterpillar
Tioga
Scorpio
Agegie Lewis
Fowleta
Feronia
Josette
Elsie L
Heroine
Fair Lass
Vn Russell
Si Ah
Bonnie Little
Dusky
Football Season Reviewed: East vs West Rivalry Highlighted
The 1903 football year compared eight Midwestern colleges with nine Eastern universities. Michigan led the West with 11 wins in 12 games while Princeton dominated the East with 11 straight wins. Analysts note Eastern teams overall were more evenly matched and scoring totals lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
United States
Princeton
Michigan
Hot Springs Jockey Club Abandons Winter Meet
Hot Springs Arkansas reports promoters decide to abandon plans for a midwinter race meeting and instead offer inducements for a meeting to begin February 27 lasting twenty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Jockey Club
Billings Lodges Hold a Joint Installation
A joint installation of Ashlar Monroe lodge No. 29 and Edna chapter No. 14 of the Order of the Eastern Star was held at the Masonic hall Belknap block. Retiring master F L Summers installed the lodge officers and Mrs W C Selbred installed the chapter officers. A banquet followed the ceremony with families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Ashlar Monroe Lodge
Edna
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Belknap Block
Masonic Lodge
F. L. Summers
W. C. Selbred
James Chapple
W. H. Hopkins
C. S. Bell
Charles Spear
Henry White
Charles Chapple
W. D. Mowrie
J. J. Bowker
Martha Tompkins
J. N. Howell
J. W. Drake
Marshal
C. F. Goddard
Ruth
Esther
C. M. Blair
Martha
E. H. Hollister
Electa
Ben Radcliff
Girl Adjudged Incorrigible by Montana Judge
Florence Kilhauer was adjudged incorrigible by Judge Henry C. Smith in district court and ordered sent to the reform school. She had been under arrest and housed at the county hospital and will be taken to Miles City immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Florence Kilhauer
Henry C. Smith
Reform School
Miles City
Council Deliberates Lexow Evidence at Length
The council resumed reading Lexow committee testimony with 153 pages reviewed as Mayor Mullins and City Attorney Templeman listened. The judiciary report urged the council to act as a whole and consider all evidence, with routine and numerous claims referred to the judiciary committee for action and further police and finance considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Lexow Committee
Judiciary Committee
Gleeson
Gallagher
Judiciary
Lexow
Sperling
Lavelle
Cook
Boyle
Sidley
Mulholland
Mullins
Templeman
A. Wehl
Sanity Hearing Finds John Attillan Unfit for Trial
In district court Judge Parker presided with a jury of physicians as to John Attillan in the Cataract district. The jury found him mentally unsound and he was committed to Warm Springs asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Boulder
Parker
John Attillan
Warm Springs Asylum
Death of Mrs Ida L Farley Reported in Helena
Helena Dec 3 Word was received of the death of Mrs Ida L Farley wife of J D Farley formerly of this city which occurred this morning at Fridley Mrs Hurley had been in poor health for some time and her demise brings sorrow to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Ida L. Farley
J. D. Farley
Fridley
Hurley
Funeral for Mrs Furley Held in Park County
Mrs Furley died after a long illness at her Helena residence, accompanied by her husband Clyde Furley, her son, and a married daughter. Funeral services were held at Fridley at noon on Friday.
Churches to Get Profits From One Week Store Sale
Representatives from church aid societies the Salvation Army and St Luke's hospital met with Donovan MacCormick manager C W Sparr to form a week long store partnership beginning January 1. Profits will be shared equally among Congregational Methodist Episcopal Baptist Episcopal Catholic Presbyterian the Salvation Army and St Luke's hospital with varying margins by department and extra percentages tied to daily sales. Six ladies from each institution will serve as clerks and floorwalkers, and pastors will audit sales slips after the event with cash transactions only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
Dee
Salvation Army
Hospital
C. W. Sparr
Donovan-MacCormick Company
Congregational
Methodist Episcopal
Baptist
Episcopal
Catholic
Presbyterian
St. Luke's Hospital
Sparr
Hoppenrath Father Arrives at Helena Hospital
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Dee Robert Hoppenrath of Minnesota arrives at the hospital to be with his son seriously wounded in Helena Monday morning. The father says his son left home three years ago to see the country and could have found work nearby. The young man remains in precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Dee. Ov
Robert Hoppenrath
Minnesota
Hoppenrath
Marriage Licenses and New Year’s Day Wedding Plans
Kalvin D. Grant of Whitehall and Elizabeth Stuckey of Bozeman received a marriage license last evening. Elizabeth Stuckey, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Stuckey, is noted as a well known valley resident with a ranch near Bozeman. Merritt Hunter of Storrs and Mabel Freeburg of Storrs will wed on New Year’s Day at the Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
Kalvin D. Grant
Whitehall
Elizabeth Stuckey
Stuckey
John Stuckey
Merritt Hunter
Mabel Freeburg
Storrs
Stolen Horse Abandoned Near Missoula, Deputy Says
Deputy Donahue locates the missing horse in the Mis soula area and dismisses a drunken negro story as fabrication, claiming the thief abandoned the animal when the chase heated up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahue
Missoula
They Ate His Oysters He Brings a Suit
George Forte sues Carl Weiss and George Munding for 100 dollars over a pint of oysters eaten before he woke in a Helena saloon on North Main. Forte claims damage after awakening to find his meal gone and says he was escorted from the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Justice of the Peace
Reece
George Forte
Carl Weiss
George Munding
Foote
North Main Street
S'Vote
Teachers head to state meeting in Helena
Big Timber December 30. Among those leaving yesterday for the State Teachers association in Anaconda were County Superintendent Mrs. Samuel G Webster Miss Ida Sieders Miss Mabel Bredback and C P Smith. Prof J A Lowry of the local public school had already left for Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Big Timber
Anaconda
State Teachers’ Association
Samuel G. Webster
Ida Sieders
Mabel Bredback
C. P. Smith
J. A. Lowry
Helena
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised for 100 Dollar Reward
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsers include West & Truax and Walding Kinnan Marvin, Toledo wholesalers. Claims the remedy purifies blood and mucous surfaces. Price per bottle, testimonials free, Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
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Foxy Grandpa
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Sir Christopher
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Almoner
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Agnes Mack
Blissful
Farmer Jim
Estado
Glenrice
Rodan
Clochs d'Or
Heir Apparent
Cazador
Ohio
Brick Fowler
Double
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Tiolilla
Miss Nettie
Judge Napton
Football Season Reviewed
Records of the
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Wisconsin
Northwestern
Illinois
Isa
Harvard
Carlisle
West Point
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Annapolis
Billings Lodges
Lexow Investigation
Margaret Townsend
John McGrath
M. Cantlon
Mary Bonner
Hughes
Police Committee
Harry Seymour
John
Hocking
Mary Engleman
Finance Committee
J. T. Byrne
Holland Street
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S. G. Jeans
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Robert Harrison
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Flathead County
Smith
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Kalispell
Reliance
Montana Hardware Co
Unique Tailoring Co
West Broadway
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