Anaconda Youth Testifies on Whiskey Charge at Inquest
James O'Donnell accuses Rosser Griffiths of giving whiskey to Harry Nicholls before the boy's death. Nicholls attempted to board a moving freight train at the skating pond and was killed. Griffiths denies giving whiskey and says he gave only pop to other boys and later helped rescue Nicholls.
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James O'Donnell
Rosser Griffiths
Harry Nicholls
Griffiths
Donnell
Nicholls
Young O'Donnell
Hughes
O'Donnell
New Works
Chestnut Street
Lower Works
Anaconda
Grifith
Louis Lavis
Nichols
James Irvin
J Lyons
Thomas Garrity
John Malloy
Harry
Chamberlain's Remedy Proved Helpful Across the Nation
Good reports rise from typical users praising Chamberlain lains Cough Remedy for persistent coughs colds and threatened pneumonia cases. Testimonials cite relief from croup stomach trouble and joint pain with notable sales through Standard Smith and Martin drug stores in Butte and other druggists. Local users in Dunkerton Northwood and Butte report positive outcomes and recommend the product.
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Standard
Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
Butte
8. Geiger
Dunkerton
Iowa
Chamberlain
Standard Drug Store
R. Wheeler
Northwood
N. Y
Fire sale and social notices from local shop and clubs
Fire sale at the People's Store and major sales at Strain's including hats furs and lingerie. Maccabees meet at 7:20 pm. Multiple society meetings at Baptist Christian Methodist churches with Mrs White Dennis and Mrs Jacobson. Turnout for the Twentieth Century club dance Feb 7 and Sons of Hermann mask ball prizes Feb 11. Local names include FE Berry M Beupee Quigley Evans Loomis Lacey and J L White.
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Hammerslough’s
Hermann
Turner Hall
Morrison couple convicted in petit larceny case
William Morrison and his wife were found guilty by a justice court jury of stealing $48 from Gus Busey, a wood hauler, in a Front Street cabin incident. The pair, known locally as Sear Faced Kit, have prior arrests and were sentenced to six months in the county jail.
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William Morrison
Justice of the Peace
Kennedy
Morrison
W. Staton
Busey
Front Street
No. 311
North Oak Street
Morrisons
William Standy
James Busey
James Parquette
Duffy
Anneconda
Insanity Alarm Leads to Arrest of Steiner Husband
Mrs Herman Steiner on Walnut street sought arrest fearing her husband would harm himself. Night Chief OBrien and Patrolman FitzPatrick jailed Steiner who will be sent to the county jail for mental evaluation. This marks a pattern of prior insanity and self injury while despondent over work.
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Herman Steiner
Walnut Street
O'Brien
FitzPatrick
Steiner
Leiner
Senate panel backs presidential power over reciprocity pacts
The sub committee of the senate committee on foreign relations reported findings that presidents and the senate hold power to make commercial treaties and that tariff questions do not require house involvement. Senator Spooner was authorized to draft a written report on the matter.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Spooner
Senate
House of Representatives
Missionary Society Official Opposes Chinese Exclusion Bill
Rev 8 L Bald, secretary of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, testifies to the House Foreign Affairs Committee against the Mitchell Kahn bill. He argues that general immigrant restrictions should apply to all nationalities and that singling out the Chinese is not in the public interest. President Gompers of the AFL reiterates support. Hearing resumes tomorrow.
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Washington
L. Baldwin
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Mitchell-Kahn
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Montana liquor dealers to install officers at Friendship Hall
The local Montana Liquor Dealers' Association branch plans its annual officer installation in Friendship Hall with state officer J. J. Nissen present to assist. Several important matters are expected to be discussed at the meeting today.
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Montana Liquor Dealers’ Association
Friendship Hall
J. J. Nissen
Mr J S Johnston III Stricken With Pneumonia At Hotel
J Stuart Johnston III superintendent of the silver mill for Anaconda company lies seriously ill in his Montana hotel room with pneumonia. He fell ill Monday and has grown worse. physicians and nurses attend him as friends grow more anxious.
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J. Stuart Johnston
Anaconda Company
Montana
Johnston
Oleomargarine bill debate stalls on final vote plans
The house agreed to two more days of consideration for the oleomargarine bill with one day general debate and one day under the five minute rule. Speakers Klurtz Moon Kiluttz Scott and others argued for and against the measure as Hemenway reported the appropriation bill and debate continued with adjournment at 5 05 p m.
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Washington
Messrs
Klurtz
North Carolina
McCleary
Minnesota
Eddy
Crowley
Allmoisior
Messrs. Allen
Kentucky
Becoit
Kansas
Moon
Tennessee
Boutwell
Ilinois
Hemenway
Indiana
Committee On Appropriations
Henry
Connecticut
Williams
Mississippi
Allen
Kiluttz
Scott
Notice to Pay Sewer Bonds of Anaconda
The city of Anaconda announces readiness to redeem sewer bonds Nos. 5 and 6 for $1,000 each issued in 1889. Interest will not accrue after 30 days from first publication. Dated January 1902. City Treasurer W. W. Harper signs.
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American Exchange National Bank
New York
N. Y
Anaconda
W. W. Harper
State of Montana
War Revenue Reduction Bill Faces Tariff Amendment Caucus
Reported sentiment favors caucus consideration of all tariff amendments after the war revenue reduction bill. The caucus is expected to pass the bill as reported.
Assault in Third Degree in Butte Warrant Issued
Mammie Raymond filed in Justice of the Peace Quane's court for assault in the third degree against Phyllis Webster. Evidence includes a black eye and low mood. Phyllis was in Butte yesterday, warrant not served. Plea to be entered today.
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Mammie Raymond
Justice of the Peace
Quane
Phyllis Webster
Mammie
Phyllis
Butte
Census Bureau Bill Faces Senate Committee Hurdle
Washington February 5. The senate census committee took up the house bill to make the census bureau a permanent institution. Only the first five paragraphs drew attention and the committee adjourned with the fifth section on civil service classification of census employees under consideration.
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Washington
Census Committee
Senate
House
Census Bureau
Civil Service
War revenue reduction act faces push for special rule
Washington February 5. Discussion among house leaders centers on a special rule to bring the War revenue reduction act to a vote without amendments. A canvass shows a majority favoring the rule, with Republican members told tariff revision could wait for caucus determination.
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Washington
House
Representative Babcock
Babcork
Newlands Proposes Cuba Annexation as State and Sugar Duty Cut
Rep Newlands of Nevada introduced a joint resolution inviting Cuba to join the United States first as a territory and then as a state. The measure would grant a 25 percent tariff reduction on current Cuban sugar until 1903 while Cuba would determine its own government under a staged union.
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Washington
Newlands
Nevada
Ways and Means Committee
Hawaii
Republic of
Cuba
United States
Daniels Nomination as Territorial Marshal in Jeopardy
In the senate executive session the nomination of Ben Daniels as marshal of Arigona Wae faced doubt. Senator Hoar noted his commission had been issued, blocking Teller’s reconsideration vote. The president ordered inquiries about a Wyoming convict and Daniels, delaying action, with many senators suggesting removal if charges prove true.
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Washington
Senate
Ben Daniels
Arigona Wae
Hoar
Daniels
Teller
Cheyenne
Daniele
Wyoming
Anti enarchist bill offers protection for foreign ambassadors
In Washington on February 5 a pending anti enarchist bill includes a new clause shielding foreign ambassadors and ministers accredited to the United States. It provides for punishment by death for any assault on them that results in death. The measure is to be reported to the house within a day or two.
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Washington
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James Woonnell
Mr. Wheeler
People’s Store
Maccabees
W. R
Flor de
Baltimore
FE. L. Berry of
St. Paul
City
Optician
Hammerslougi’s
Verberkmoes
M. Beupee
Soupee of
J. Quigley
Ophir, Mont
Strain's
KE. M. Randall and
M. K. Rodgers
Seattle
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
J. L. White
Wear 3d Street
Strain
Twentieth Century Club
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Russia
Strath's
James G. Evans
The
Amalgamated Company
Carl W. Evans
Great Falls
Loomis
Lacey
Ladies” Aid
Methodist Church
St. Mark's Guild
California Fig Syrup Co
Alifornia
Louisville, Ky
San Francisco
Cal
New York, N. Y
William Morrison and
Wis Wikkh
Hagler
Herman Sleiner
Mouse
Eemet
MR. J. S. Johnston III
Tiis
Prhneum
Onia
Mammie Haymound
Will Tasiall Omeers
Cora
Union
HE Daniels
Harages
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
Cerrisgar
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main Street
B., A. & P. Railroad
Dr. Sanden
Sanden Electric Co
P.O. Drawer To
Portland, Oregon
Anaconda, Mont
United Sates
Sige
Ceing Pooupiled
John S. Marshall
the Cook Medical CO
Curtis ST
Denver
Colo
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
V.tee
KR Toolfe
M LA Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
Noerbeck
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