Resolutions Honoring Daniel J Hennessy Anaconda Hibernians
The Anaconda Hibernians adopt resolutions expressing sincere sorrow for the untimely death of Daniel J. Hennessy a longtime leader and benefactor of the order His widow and children receive heartfelt sympathy A copy will be entered in the records published in the Anaconda Standard signed by T J Kelly Frank Fitzpatrick and P F O Donnell
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Anaconda
Daniel J. Hennessy
Brother Hennessy
Hibernians
Order
D. J. Hennessy
Nessy
T. J. Kelly
Frank Fitzpatrick
P. F. O'Donnell
White Hulless Barley Wanted for Car Lot Sales
Wanted white hulless barley in car lots. Will quote prices f o b cars your station. Send samples. H. Bue ll, Buell, Bozeman.
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Buell, Bozeman
The Wrong Way This Method May Ruin the Stomach
A critique of medical training and practice condemns overreliance on drugs and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia and related ailments. The piece argues many doctors fail to apply knowledge and would gain reputation by curing first cases with the product, claiming it treats the root cause and offers samples via mail.
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Asia
Stuart
A. Stuart Company
Stuart Philding
Marshall, Mich
Million Dollar Edifice Planned for St Thomas Church
New York announces a one million dollar rebuild for St Thomas Episcopal Church at Fifth Avenue and Fifty third Street. Architects Cram Goodhue Ferguson design French Gothic stone walls with a four spired tower and a spacious avenue entrance. Seating capacity reaches 1852 plus choir and sanctuary. construction aimed for summer 1909.
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New York
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Messrs. Cram
Old Trinity
St. Thomas Chapel
Thaw Begins Simple Life at State Hospital
Harry K Thaw started a controlled routine at Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminal Insane after arriving with his lawyers. He dined with other patients, attended services, and said he may seek habeas corpus soon. Doctors will monitor him as alienists from Morris Plains and New York arrived to assess him.
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Matteawan
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
State Hospital
Tombs
New York
Gayety
Thaw
Fishkill Landing
Henry Shedon
A. T. Baker
Lamb
Baker
Britton D. Evans
Morris Plains
N. J
Smith Ely Jelliffe
William Thaw
Harry
New Officers Elected By The Typographical Union
At a regular meeting of the Anaconda Typographical Union No. 255 held in Standard Hall yesterday afternoon the following officers were elected P. J. Coogan president John Green vice president Dan Dunn secretary treasurer C B Shryock recording secretary Otto Jeck sergeant at arms J H Kunkel George Roddy Gerry Nugent T R Kendall and John Green executive committee W H Hamilton Harry Ball P J Coogan and Dan Dunn delegates to the Central Trades Council
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Anaconda Typographical Union
Standard Hall
P. J. Coogan
John Green
Dan Dunn
C. B. Shryock
Otto Jeck
J. H. Kunkel
George Roddy
Gerry Nugent
T. R. Kendall
W. H. Hamilton
Harry Ball
City notes and meetings under way this evening
National union and Central Labor council hold meetings tonight. Anaconda city council to convene this evening. P M Sullivan visited Butte Saturday returning home yesterday. Carpenters who sought Salt Lake smelter work secured food jobs and are working steadily. Marshall Smurr of Deer Lodge visits Anaconda to see his brother and handle official business.
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P. M. Sullivan
Butte
Salt Lake
Marshall Smurr
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
John W. Smurr
City
Leap Year Petition Sparks New Year Faith and Festivities
Harvey Nell of Deer Lodge County seeks a congressional extra day in February to create Leap Year Day as a legal holiday for rest and romance. Special services at First Methodist Church open a week of joint gospel programs by Methodist, Presbyterian, and Baptist pastors.
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Harvey Nell
Deer Lodge
Nell
Congress
Mr. Nell
First Methodist Church
H. A. Carnahan
Presbyterian Church
William Goodrich Dead in Camp Accident Near Evaro
Missoula February 2. The body of William Goodrich about 35, likely from near Boston, arrived in Missoula after being killed at Corbett and Mnahan's camp near Evaro yesterday. A log slipped during looting, crushing his toe and killing him instantly while he worked as camp leader. Relatives are being sought.
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Missoula
William Goodrich
Corbett & Mnahan
Evaro
Goodrich
Boston
Mike Leedy
William Corbett
Rclatiys
Man killed by freight train near Saltese found dead
Missoula February 2 Coroner Charles H Marsh rushed to Saltese to recover the body of an unknown man who was run over by a freight train last night and ground to pieces. Telephone lines were down delaying details. Marsh plans to return tomorrow with the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Charles H. Marsh
Saltese
Marsh
A J Salaburo Dies After Illness in Montana County
Andrew J Salaburo aged 41 died of rheumatism yesterday at Superior and his body was brought to Missoula. He homesteaded a ranch near Superior and leaves a wife and six children. Funeral services are scheduled for 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Andrew J. Salaburo
Superior
Sup Crior
Boys Sentenced After Plea on Chestnut Street Disturbance
Mike Moreau and Ed Gordon, two boys arrested for disturbing the peace on Chestnut street, pleaded guilty Saturday. Police Magistrate O'Boyle set bonds at $50 each. They were held under watch and will be sentenced this morning.
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Mike Moreau
Ed Gordon
Chestnut Street
O'Boyle
Brom O Quinine Cure Hailed In Grove Signature Note
Preventive remedy claim cites Laxative Brom Quinine to remove the cause. Emphasizes a single preparation named Brom O Quinine and notes a signature attributed to E. W. Grove. Reads as a brief health tonic notice with owner attribution and a postscript referencing address line 2a.
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E. W. Grove
The Confession You Promised to Guide My Way
A poetic dialogue traces trust and obligation between two lovers as one reveals hard truths. The speaker recounts misunderstood winds and unpaid costs, then urges starting anew together while acknowledging support endured. The piece appears attributed to S E Kiser in the Record-Herald.
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S. E. Kiser
the Record-Herald
New Year Dance at Naval Academy Quick Lights and Taps
At the midshipmen New Year’s Eve hop in the academy armory the lights went out at two minutes to twelve. A bugler sounded taps then a clock struck twelve. Miss Badger, daughter of Commander Badger, presided as eight bells rang and officers and the class of OS joined in singing their class song. The band played Home Sweet Home and The Star Spangled Banner as couples stood in attention.
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Midshipmen
Naval Academy
Miss Badger
Commander Badger
Resignation Of David Hutcheson At Library Of Congress
David Hutcheson, superintendent of the reading room at the Library of Congress in Washington, resigns after 38 years of service. Health and a wish to rest travel and mingle with scholars prompted his departure. Renowned as an efficient librarian, he began in Scotland and worked in Glasgow, London, and continental cities.
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David Hutcheson
Library of Congress
Washington
Scotland
Glasgow
London
Primary grade entries limited to three Prescott Bryan Lincoln
During the week beginning with February third pupils may enter the primary grades only in the Prescott Bryan and Lincoln schools. City Superintendent W K Dwyer says it is better for them not to enter school at this time of year.
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Prescott
Bryan
Lincoln
W. K. Dwyer
City
Similarities and contrasts Milwaukee and Buffalo dialogue
Milwaukee man C J Heinze compares Milwaukee and Buffalo in a Gilpatrick exchange. He notes Great Lakes trade, access to Northern Wisconsin and Michigan, Canada-border labor issues, Ellicott Building, and Sabbath observance differences. He touts Niagara Falls tourism and Buffalo’s cash-based business during a panic.
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The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Milwaukee
Buffalo
C. J. Heinze
Gilpatrick
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Michigan Peninsula
Canada Line
Canada
Ellicott
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Dr Felix Adler Lectures At Carnegie Hall In New York
Dr Felix Adler head of the Ethical Culture Society leads a Sunday gathering at Carnegie Hall New York drawing about 4000 followers. Born in 1861 in Alzey Germany he came to the United States at age five. His father once rabbi of Temple Emmanuel New York and Adler trained as a rabbi before pursuing broader study. He graduated from Columbia and studied at Berlin and Heidelberg universities and held Hebrew and oriental language chair at Caynell University for several years.
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Felix Adler
Ethical Culture Society
Carnegie Hall
New York
Alzey
Germany
Temple Emmanuel
Columbia
Berlin
Heidelberg
Caynell University
Bryan Demonstrations and League Formed in Philadelphia
William J. Bryan drew an overflowing Lyric theater crowd in Philadelphia while Democrats pledged full effort to promote his presidential candidacy. A Bryan Democratic league formed after a Saturday dinner, vowing to organize districts and secure delegates for the Denver convention.
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Philadelphia
William J. Bryan
Lyric Theater
Young Men's Christian Association
McKay Smith
Bryan
Camden
N. J
Berry
Bryan Democratic League
League
Denver
Pennsylvania
Austrians Badly Frozen While Stealing a Ride
Missoula February 2 The two Austrians sought shelter at the county jail after a night of exposure. They said they rode in a box car from Spokane then walked the rest. Both men were severely frostbitten on the head, ears swollen to three times normal size, skin cracking and blisters forming. Dr. Randall, county physician, treated them.
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Missoula
Spokane
Randall
Funeral of H O Collins in Missoula Tuesday
The funeral of H O Collins will be held at 2 30 o clock next Tuesday afternoon at the Episcopal church under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias. Rev Lennie Smith will officiate. Pallbearers will be Knights of Pythias members and old-time friends.
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Missoula
H. O. Collins
Knights of Pythias
Episcopal Church
Lennie Smith
Collins
Vagrants Taken In From St Regis Sentence
Under Sheriff Kelly returned from St. Regis with six prisoners sentenced for vagrancy to 30 days in the county jail by Judge Ross. The men are J. C. Hicks J. L. Penny Eddie Needham J. S. Johnson William Jarrett and Charles Taylor.
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Missoula
Kelly
St. Regis
Ross
J. C. Hicks
J. L. Penny
Eddie Needham
J. S. Johnson
William Jarrett
Charles Taylor
Charles Laikem Dead at 87 in Missoula Poor Farm
Charles Laikem aged 87, longtime poor farm inmate, died today at the Missoula institution. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
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Missoula
Charles Laikem
Turned Out of Home in Box Car Trespass
Missoula February 2 Special Officer Kenniston of the Northern Pacific arrested a number of men this morning who were making themselves at home in one of the companys box cars.
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Missoula
Kenniston
Northern Pacific
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy Claim
An advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative RMO Quinine tablets and offers a refund if it fails. The phrase BK W. GROVS'S signature appears on each box. The text reflects a discounted drug pitch with personal endorsement.
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RMO
BK W. Grovs
Criticized US Navy Cruise Praised Yet Mocked by Times
The New York World mocks Admiral Evans fleet as it completes the first month of its voyage, noting Rio Janeiro progress in 30 days and contrasting past 1898 runs. It highlights trials for three officers, a riot involving 300 sailors in Rio, and says the Pacific expedition serves political aims and may stay for the election.
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New York World
Admiral Evans
Hampton Roads
Rio Janeiro
Clark
Oregon
California
Florida
Evans
Pacific
United States Navy
Pacific Coast
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