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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 Fast Broadway Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
A condensed list of visitors, residents, and happenings in Butte Montana includes John Fisher of Basin, William Barrett of Chicago, C. E. Kennedy of Salt Lake City, L. M. Harkins of Dickinson, and FE. S. Becker of Forsyth among arrivals. Also noted are births, marriages, real estate and court items, local business moves, and upcoming court sessions at the United States court.
John McGlynn a longtime Butte Centerville resident died at his West Pacific street home at 6 o’clock after two weeks of illness from dropsy He was 65 and survived by six daughters and his son Policeman Michael McGlynn Funeral plans were not set though expected for Wednesday He had been a miner by trade and served as deputy under Sheriff Regan for four years prior to 189? years ago.
Alderman Thomas resumes his seat at Walkerville City Council in the absence of Mayor Murray. The council elected John Rich registration agent and set polling for the April 7 election. Fees for the electric light bill were approved as officers review county tax assessments and poll tax collections amid dog tax debates.
Mining firms were to supply duplicate tests for their workers to the city treasurer but the dog discussion overshadowed the session and the council adjourned without further action.
Madame Renna speaks of love marriage divorce reunions and journeys through work and mine ventures in Butte. Address 67 East Park Street. N P Shulin offers first class tailoring cleaning and repairing at 32 EF Broadway. Sons of Hermann masquerade set for February 5 at the Auditorium.
Chicago police report Florence Ely and Frank Ely Rogers, the alleged kidnapped boy from Evanston last July, have been found in Casteton, North Dakota, per a telegram from Chief Ballard.
The partnership Davis & Binnard in real estate and mines is dissolved by mutual consent with Mr Binnard retiring. Mr Davis continues the business at 4 East Broadway Butte and will receive and discharge all firm obligations.
A telegram claims Miss Ely confessed identity in the case involving 13 year old Frank Ely Rogers. The aunt supposedly abducted her nephew to send him away to school, triggering Mrs. Rogers’s grief as police nationwide search.
Washington reports the State Department will cover coronation expenses for American representatives in England from existing resources, avoiding new appropriation. Senate panel also confirms a $40,000 line for Prince Henry visit is unnecessary and outlines net increases totaling $3,163,150 to reach $20,234,620, plus cuts and revisions to Alaska land offices and rural delivery funding.
James Jeffries, a local peddler, faces charges of selling merchandise without a license after a complaint from the Butte hotel management. Police Captain Everts and Sergeant Dawson arrested him. he will appear before Judge Boyle in police court. Jeffries admits lacking a license but says he was targeted to block his earning, claiming others conspire against him.
John Kelley is arraigned before Judge Boyle on a charge of beating his wife after police arrested him on Anaconda road last night. The police court magistrate is expected to be strict, noting Kelley as a repeated offender, while Kelley claims the arrest was spite work.
London reports the by election to fill the Sheffield Ecclesal division seat vacant by Sir Ellis Ashmead Bartlett’s death on January 18. Samuel Roberts, Conservative, won with 6 291 votes and Reginald Vaille, Liberal Imperialist, 4 199. The prior contest had Ellis Ashpened Darnets 5 509 and Vaille not listed.
New York figures place the Waterbury Conn blaze loss at about 1.5 million dollars with most major insurers in the city affected and facing claims.
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