Fifth Encounter in the Roped Arena Headlines Fight
Anaconda reports a sensational five round prize fight in Joliet Montana between a man and his wife over their child. The wife won the boy and claim to no longer share custody, while observers note the event may be exaggerated by the Chicago Blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Joliet
Chicago Saturday Blade
Montana
Saturday Blade
Mont
Gilbert Hall
Peter Ochs
Condii
Will Move to New Quarters for Three Telegraph Firms
Preparations are underway by the Postal Telegraph, Great Northern Express, and World Messenger to relocate to 112 East Park Avenue opposite the Poise r quarters. The Telegraph installs modern appliances including a spring-jack switchboard received yesterday. Manager Bridges says the move will improve office equipment in anticipation of increased wire facilities among Anaconda, Butte, and Bill Lake and other western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Telegraph
Great Northern Express Company
World Messenger Company
East Park Avenue
T Legraph Company
Bridges
Anaconda
Bu’‘te
Montana People in Seattle Note
The Seattle Standard reports Montana mentions: John T. Casey, formerly of Anaconda, opening a law office in the Pacific block. A. MacCallum, a substantial Anaconda citizen, is visiting Seattle for a few weeks. John Caprice and Ed Cardwell are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Standard
Montana
John T. Casey
Anaconda
Pacific Block
A. MacCallum
Seattle
John Caprice
Ed Cardwell
Claims He Lost His Money In Robbery Case
Gus Bush a Mexican resident of Willow Creek alleges William Morrison and his wife took 48 dollars from him at their Commercial avenue home late Friday night. A warrant was issued by Justice Kennedy and Morrison and his wife were arrested and jailed. Bush says Morrison held him up after he entered the Morrison residence. Morrison has prior arrests for shooting at alleged enemies. They are to appear in court next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Bush
Willow Creek
William Morrison
Commercial Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Kennedy
Bush
Morrison
Kit
Famliar
Woodhanler
John Bidae
James McGarry
Friends Surprise Them At Whist Party In City
Mr and Mrs Dan Dunn were surprised by friends at a social whist gathering. Attendees included Isabel Hefferen Theresa Murphy Agnes Murphy Rose O Mara Margery Hughes May Clary Mame McClure Clase Mrs McDermott Barney ONei John McDermott Mike McDermott Al Cappes Martin Lovemen Jim Cudahy Jim Rice Charles Lundbeck Jim O Mara James Money Tom Hughes Emmett Moore and the Rowes. May Geary won the ladies head prize and Al won the men head prize. Agnes Murphy received the consolation prize and Ves Monky Prize was awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Dunn
Hal
Isabel Hefferen
Theresa Murphy
Agnes Murphy
Rose O'Mara
Margery Hughes
May Clary
Mame McClure
Mr. Clase
McDermott
Barney O'Neil
John McDermott
Mike McDermott
al Cappes
Martin Lovemen
Jim Cudahy
Jim Rice
Charles Lundbeck
Jim O'Mara
James Money
Tom Hughes
Emmett Moore
M. C. Rowe
J. C. Rowe
May ¢Eary
Pize Gven
Local notices and social items from Anaconda city scene
Numerous small notices record visiting officials opticians and traveling salesmen in Anaconda and Butte. Mentioned are J H Turner Chicago and J C Conkey Chicago at hotels, the Montana giant exhibition at 12 Main Street, and Moonlight dances and church services upcoming. The Antlers club dance and Mt Powell lodge K of P gathering are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Jim Launbry
Main Street
Beaupre
Mt. Powell Lodge
K. of P
Order
Galligher Sustains Broken Arm at New Works
FE. L. Galligher suffered a broken left arm while at the new Works yesterday. He was crossing between elevations when a board broke and he fell to the ground. He was taken home where the surgeon had set the fracture.
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FE. L. Galligher
New Works
Galligher
How Berry Was Caught Game Well
Denver detective story shows W S Berry 75 using the name J A Sharp to fleece the Deseret National Bank of Salt Lake City of 350 dollars. Berry was captured in Billings, Mont, and returned to Denver to face charges. Detectives Peterson Brown under Captain Leyden traced the ruse and intercepted him there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Berry
Colorado
Berry
Billings
Denver
Mont
J. W. Murdock
No. 1
Julian Street
Deseret National Bank of
Salt Lake City
J. A. Sharp
Sharp
Bonanza
Wyo
Deseret National Bank
Deseret Bank
Colorado National Bank
Denver Bank
Peterson and Brown
Leyden
Northwest
Orders Made in Daly Estate and Court Matters
Probate orders and district court actions include the Daly estate with claims by Blackfoot Mining and waivers by Daily Bank and Trust and others. Final account, settlement, and distribution decrees were signed. Oliver Staffonson appointed guardian with 200 bond. Ravenfield v Bring etc dismissed without prejudice. Deniak v Deniak dismissed.
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Marcuse Daly
Bg Blackfoot Mining Company
Th Daily Bank and Trust Company
Big Blackfoot Mining Company
Maloney Et al
Frank G. Brown
Sadie J. Brown
Oliver Staffonson
Staffonson
Ravenfield
Bring
Deniak Aztainst
Deniak
Judge Twohy Visits Anaconda on Spokane Trip
Judge John Twohy a Spokane rail contractor arrived in Anaconda with his wife and daughter after working in British Columbia. The family will stay several days visiting relatives before returning home.
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Spokane
Anaconda
John Twohy
Wash
Judge Twohy
British Columbia
Gymnastic Exhibition and Social Dance Planned by Club
At a lively Twentieth Century Athletic club gathering last evening final details for a gymnastic exhibition and social dance next Friday were completed. Members expect a meritorious event and indications point to its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antlers
Twentieth Century Club
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Grape-Nuts Spreads From Havana to Worldwide Fame
An American colony in Havana introduces Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food to breakfast habits. The article notes rapid stock uptake in local grocers as it spreads beyond Cuba, influencing meals from London to South America. It highlights Crane-Nuts as a global label and claims the cereal aids digestion and energy.
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Havana
Cuba
South Africa
Front
India
China
Japan
Australia
South America
London
There Is Not Another Store in This Part of the Country
A local retailer claims unmatched selection for suits and prices. Spring suits arriving offer fabrics and styles rivaling first class custom garments at lower costs. A few winter overcoats remain, offered at about half the regular price.
Prison Break Plot Details Revealed in Letter Excerpt
A dramatic note outlines a planned escape from a prison, urging concealment and travel to Canada. It discusses crossing into Canada from Buffalo, changing money, and avoiding tracing efforts while warning of a looming deadline and potential capture. It also describes prior escape attempts and the role of a warden’s household in the plan.
Brickyard Resumes Work At Anaconda Copper Mine
The brickyard department of Anaconda Copper Mining Co reopened after a months long closure. About 50 workers were hired to resume production and large brick quantities are expected. The plant manufactures common brick, pressed brick, and fire brick.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Murder Discovered in Christie Street House
Detectives searching for smallpox cases found a brutal murder in a Christie street room. The bed held the body of a once handsome woman marked by violence, as investigations began into her death and the circumstances of the dwelling full of women.
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New York
Christie Street
Wooltara jailed after Caspar jail arrival
A Caspar Wyoming message to the World-Herald reports Wooltara, accused of threatening Sheriff Ricker, was landed safely in Caspar jail shortly after midnight. A large armed crowd gathered in Caspar, but heavy jail protection is expected to prevent any lynching attempt.
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Omaha
Casper
Wyo
World-Herald
Wooltara
Sherif Ricker
Hartford Carpet strike report pins demands amid idle workers
Thompsonville Connecticut February first A committee of striking Hartford Carpet employees reported today the company decided to accent their demands. More than 300 hands are now idle.
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Thompsonville, Conn
Hartford Carpet Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago Paper
Enterprise
Caprice
Cardwell
Hol Sherman
Butte
Sherman
Colins, Sherman & Foley
John Walkup
Postal Telegraph Co
Great Northern Express Co
World Messenger Co
Llome
Ostetter’s
Peck
Lottie
Woodhauser
W. Morrison
People’s Store
W. R. Cies
West Park
Baltimore
Verberkmoes, Cits
T. P. Bryan
City
J. H. Turner
Chicago
O. H
Hammerslough’s
B. Falor
Francis W. Street
Thomas B. Shannon
Troy
N. Tu
E. E. Wheil
St. Louis
J. C. Conkey & Co
J. A. Wetten
Milwaukee
D. Horton
C. C. Callaghan
J. J. McGuinness
Apacoria
Presbyterian Church
A. A. Walker
Big Timber
Deer Lodge
Hermann
Turner Hall
Daly Estate
Judzie
Napton
Yankees
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Matt, Schaffner & Mare
Odson
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Niagara
Canada
Grand Trunk Railway
Concc'us
Biddle
Pittsburg
Hilty
Will
Woodard
Margaret Theatersmo
H. F. Collins
THE
Adolfh Rosenbecker
Ragna Linne
Edward C. Towne
Franz Wagner
Jan van Ordt
Viouinist
Alvin Joslin
Wina
Rochester Rousers
Rochester
Minn
Jos
Rvali Hi
John D. Thomas
A. D. McIntyre
H. J. R. McMillen
Griff Thomas
John L. Jenkins
Nissonette Gulch
Mul Creek
Arn Thomas
JO Jen King
Copper City
Copper City Commercial Co
Keppler Jewelry Co
B., A. & P. Railroad
Lydia E
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Ig0s
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
Joan BK Toole
M. BK. Greenwood
Louis VV
Bennetts
Robbeck
Anaconda, Mont
John S. Marshall
American Exchange National Bank
N. Y
W. W. Harper
City of Anaconda
State of Montana
City of
Philipsburg
Granite County
Jance
Wingfield L Brown
Doison
Cook Medical Co
Curtis ST. Ognver, CoLa
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