Resolutions of the Anaconda Hibernians Honoring Daniel J Hennelly
The Anaconda Hibernians adopt resolutions praising Daniel J Hennessy for long service and patriotic zeal to the old land. They express sympathy to his wife and family and note his role as a benefactor and reader of Hibernians in the state since the order’s founding. The copy includes signatures from committee members and a note about publishing in the Anaconda Standard. Also appears an unrelated ad offering barley and price quotes for car stock.
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Mts
Deniel J
Tlw
Blanuiss
Henneany
Angcaoda
D. Flenneney
Committee
T. 5. Kelly
Frank Firspacrich
O'Downell
Dyspepsia Tablets Trust in Old Treatment Warns Against Quackery
A medical critique warns that proper training does not guarantee success and that reliance on popular remedies like Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can mislead patients. It stresses diagnosing digestive causes, not masking symptoms, and notes widespread sales of the tablets with mail sample offers from Stuart Company in Michigan.
Million Dollar Edifice for St Thomas Church
New York February 2 Plans for a million dollar St Thomas Episcopal Church to be rebuilt on the Fifth Avenue site after the 1905 fire. Architects Cram Goodhue and Forgan design French Gothic stone work with a four spired tower and grand avenue entrance. Seating for 1852 plus chapel spaces, with construction to start in the summer of 1909.
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New York
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-Third Street
Sa Sperstits
Flessrs. Cram, Goodhue & Fergugan
Bourges
Amiens
Westminster Abbey
Wity- Wied
Hare
Old Trinity
New Officers Elected By The Typographical Union
At a regular meeting of the Anaconda Typographical Union No. 236 held at Standpoint Hall yesterday afternoon the following officers were elected FP J Coogan president Sonn Great vice president Dan Dunn secretary treasurer C B Shryock recording secretary Otto Jeck sergeant at arms J H Kunkel George Roddy Gary Nugent T R B Kendall John Green executive committees W T Hamilton Harry dail Po Coogail and Dan Dunn delegates to the Central Trades Council
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Anaconda Typographical Union
Standpmt
Harry Dail
Po. Coogail
Dan Dunn
City unions hold meeting and council session noted
The Central Labor council meets tonight with city officials and guests at the Alontona patel Sitatine ice rink venue described as Evenine 7 to A045. Sullivan visited Jintle Saturday returning yesterday. Carpenters seeking Balt Lake work have found buoy jobs and are working steadily. Marshall Smure of Deer Lodgy arrived yesterday to attend to official matters.
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Balt ‘Lake
The Contession Poem Fragment Recalled by Herald Reader
A fragmented verse recalls promises of guidance and protection on a difficult journey. The narrative muses on trust, companionship, and the burdens of travel, with imagery of wind, distance, and enduring faith as the speaker leans on a steadfast influence. The texture suggests a reflective, wartime era public notices tone.
New Year Celebration in Anaconda Observed at Methodist Church
Harvey Nell, Deer Lodge attorney and reader of Heart and Hand, advocates Feb 2 as a legal holiday to honor marriage proposals and provide rest. Special services start at First Methodist this evening, with joint pastors from Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist churches.
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Harvey Nell
Deer Lodge
Heart
Tland
Nell
Italy
Congress
Nell Ta
Well
Feila Adler Lectures On Ethic Culture Society Founding
Dr Feile Adler head of the Ethical Culture society spoke to a congregation of about 400, recounting his teachings and background. Born in Germany in 1851, he was brought to the United States at age five, educated in Jewish studies, and later taught Hebrew and oriental languages at several universities before establishing his society.
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Feile Adler
Ethical Culture Society
Toada
Crenegia
New Tork
Dorin
Heldelburg
William Goodrich Crushed by Log at Cannery
Missoula February 2 The body of William Goodrich about 30 killed yesterday at Cornett and Burnahan’s cannery near Tivaro brought to Missoula. He lived near Boston area and had been working as a loader for ten days. A falling log crushed his head and life was ended instantly. Relatives are being sought as officers investigate.
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Missoula
William Goodrich
Cornett & bUrnahan
Tivaro
Goodrich
Boston
Maoula
Alli Leety
William Carsbett
Tragic Freight Train Fatality Reported In Unknown Location
A freight train fatally struck an unidentified person whose body was ground to pieces. Coroner Charles HA Marsh planned to view the scene tomorrow as telephone lines remained down and details were unavailable.
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Miesmulu
Fuxb
Charles HA
Marsh
Snitege Bilay
Sin Unkown Ic
Ata Pione Isat Alcht
Accukur
Death of Andrew J. Salrduro at 41
Andrew J. Salrduro, 41, died of rheumatic fever yesterday at Superior and was brought to Missoula for burial. He and Leon engaged in ranching, homesteading a claim near Superior. He leaves a wife and six children. A funeral is planned tomorrow at 9 o clock.
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Miseoula
Andrew J. Salr
Buro
Superior
Leon
Resignation of Reading Room Head at Library of Congress
David Uutenesan, superintendent of the reading room at the Library of Congress in Washington, resigns after 22 years of service. Poor health and a wish to spend his remaining years in rest and intellectual pursuits prompted the decision. He was educated in Scotland and worked in book stores in Glasgow, London, and Edinburgh.
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David Uutenesan
Library of Congress
Washington
Scotland
Glasgon
London
Epitinent
Thaw Begins Simple Life at Matteawan Hospital
Harry K Thaw starts a restrained routine at Matteawan State Hospital as he moves from New York to a ward in the asylum. Officials expect a long stay under observation with daily meals and permitted services while his habeas corpus bid proceeds.
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Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
N. 1
Harry K .Thaw
State Hospital
Tantbs
New York
Genety
Observaton
Flo
Fishkill Landing
Tegast
Haw
Thaw
Thars
All ‘Horings Ag
A. T. Baker
Lamb
Baker
Shas
Hin
Ia. Aw. de
Britton D. Evans
Morris Hatha
N. J
Sma Ely Jellifh
Alleniats
Bath
Cities of Milwaukee and Buffalo Debate Trade and Labor
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports a colloquial exchange praising Milwaukee and Buffalo. The speaker asserts both cities are Great Lakes trade hubs with Canada, cites labor migration, notes Buffalo’s population around 600,000, mentions Milwaukee’s Blilicott building, and contrasts Sunday alcohol laws and Niagara Falls traffic with Buffalo’s fortunes and recent banking cautions.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Milwaukee
Buffalo
C. J. Heinze
Gipstysck
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Michigan Peninsula
Canada Line
Canada
Alo
Billwaukee
Buttato
Fcatr
Niagara
William J Bryan draws crowds at Lyric theater meeting
Enthusiastic Philadelphia attendees hear William J Bryan address the Young Men's Christian association on the "Prince of Peace." He is warmly received as supporters plan to promote his presidential bid, with Democrats organizing the Bryan Democratic Image statewide to back Bryan in Denver.
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Philedelphia
William J. Bryan
Lyric Theater
Young” S Men's
Christina Association
Melfay Smith
Bryan
Prince of Peace
Cayadon
N. J
Staly
Berry
Nee
League
Bryen
Mir. Bryan
Denver
Mrr
Ulan
Orgentaing
Democrate
Peynaylvanie
Ana
Austrians Frozen While Stealing Ride
Missoula reports two Austrian men sought shelter at the county jail after an attempted ride theft. They were badly frostbitten about the head and bodies, arrival from Spokane overnight, with one man’s shin cracking and blisters forming. Dr. Randall treated their injuries.
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Missoula
Spokane
Randall
Funeral of H. C. Collins Set for Tuesday
Missoula February funeral services for H. C. Collins will be held at 230 PM Tuesday under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias, with Rev Lennie Smith at the Episcopal church. Members of the Knights and longtime friends will attend.
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H. C. Collins
Missoula
H. C
Knights of Dythias
Epscopal Church
Lennie Smith
Knights of Pythias
Oldetime
Collins
Vagrants Taicen In
Missoula on February 2 Shaun Kelly returned late from St. Regis with six prisoners sentenced for vagrancy to 30 days in the county jail under judge ess names include J. C. Files J. L. Penny Eddie Needham J. Johnson William Jarrett and Canaries Taylor.
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Missoula
Shaun Kelly
St. Regis
J. C. Files
J. L. Penny
Eddie Needham
J. Johnson
William Jarrett
Canaries Taylor
Death of Charles Lathem in Missoula Farm Inmate
Charles Lathem died at the naor farm institution in Missoula Hab today. He was about 7 years old and had been an inmate there for some time. Funeral likely to be held tomorrow. little is known of his history locally.
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Tim
Tron
Stuart
Iim
Cnac Avery
Druggleia
Reo
Tunrt Company
Stuart Wding
Marahel
Mich
Missoula
Hab
Charles Lathem
Agad
Naor Farm
Cold in One Day Adverts Arrest Highlight Tax Car Incident
Special Officer Ke'ulsto of the Northern Pacific arrested and took into custody a hundred men found resting at home in a company tax car in Missoula on February 2. The scene at the depot underscores a crackdown on unauthorised travel. The item also promotes a laxative product, noting quick relief from a cold.
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Missoula
Ke‘ulsto
Northern Pacific
Naval cruise ends month. Evans routes Pacific voyage
The New York World reports Admiral Evans' fleet closing January with a rapid cruise toward Rio Janeiro. In 64 days, Captain Clark's Dragon reached Florida from California. Torpedo flotilla lags due to machinery failures while supply ships struggle at 10 knots. Three officers face trial for misconduct as two sailors are stabbed and eight injured in a drunken brawl near Rio Janeiro. The Pacific expedition is deemed a huge success amid political campaigning.
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New York World
Evans’ Geet
Ste Crussé
Phiety
Hempton Roads
Rio Janeiro
Clark
the Dragon
California
Florida
Bwana
Sidan Hora
To Janeiro
Pacific
Ofiolanny
States Navy
Thime
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Almore
Holless
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Typographical Union
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Central Labor Council
Verberelemoes
Optician
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Alontona Patel
Evenine
Anagonda City
Sullivan
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Yealarday
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Chestnut Street
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Merry the Resora-Herald
Harvey Neil Ta Ont
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Bonnla, Mont
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Big Binchieet. Milling Co
Banner, Mont
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Philadelpina
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Ganize
Enon
Vaghants Taicen
Charles Latkem
BOM
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Anaconda Copper Nining CO
Mercantile Department
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Estern Montana Issuol Atiohal Bank
United States Depository GA
WOLF
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J. A. Y. Ryman
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Yegen Bros
Transacis
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K. Yexen
Yagen
EB. P. Slofitt
Third Judicial District
State of
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Neer Lodge
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Parenteau
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Parentea
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Dear Lodge
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