Anaconda News Notes Woman Divorced and Demented Man Sent Away
A demented 60 year old Canadian native, David Debour, long at St Ann's hospital, was sent to the state insane asylum after a brain injury. Carrie Bloomer is granted a divorce from John J Bloomer. The district court issues various demurrers and rulings, sets hearing dates, and allocates court salaries and term dates across three counties.
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David Debour
St. Ann's Hospital
Debour
Canada
Anaconda
Front Street
Kelliher
Board of County Commissioners
McIikenzie
Owen
Lawsuit Seeks Payment on Note and Mortgage Foreclosure
Mary Trozonsky sues Emles Jrugoli and wife in district court to collect 4 notes totaling 2000 and foreclose mortgage on north half of lot 6, block 6 in Anaconda. A transcript from Justice of the Peace Quane’s court is moved to district court in Patrick Murtoch vs Marron & Larkin for 30.50.
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Mary Trozonsky
Emles Jrugoli
Anaconda
Justice of the Peace
Quane
Patrick Murtoch
Marron & Larkin
Court Grants Judgment for Plaintiff With Minor Costs
The court awarded the plaintiff the amount sued for plus costs totaling 6.89 dollars. The ruling specifies the judgment and accompanying costs.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting Gold Bar Mining Co
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Gold Bar Mining Company will be held at the secretary’s office in rooms 3 and 5 of the Bank Building in Anaconda Montana at 7 80 p.m. on January 11 1902. T O Leary secretary dated December 31 1901.
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Gold Bar Mining Company
Bank
Anaconda
Mont
T. O'Leary
Gold Bar Mining Co
Deer Lodge
Montana
Deer
Deer Lye
Monas Tana
Deer Lodge County
Russian Convict System Described in Capt. Alberti Lecture
Captain Alberti, a former Russian army officer and Mason, recounted his ruinous experiences in Siberia. He described the brutal convict system, his exile, escape to America, return to Russia for a legacy, imprisonment, and final escape aided by Masons, with stereoscopic illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberian
Alberti
Margaret Theater
Acaeda Lodge
A. YY
A. M
Heas
Siberia
America
Russia
County Board Splits Poor Farm Contract Between Bidders
The board of county commissioners split the contract for furnishing the new county poor farm between Copper City Commercial and the estate of T Khret. About 1100 total, divided roughly half for furniture stocked by Copper City including beds, springs, commodes, chairs, tables, kitchen range, kitchen furniture and tableware, and half by the Wahret estate for carpets, linoleum, bedding, matting, window shades and curtains. Lamps and lanterns are to be supplied by Mac Callum Cloutier. A deputy will be employed in the treasurer’s office from date. The board adjourned to its next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Copper City Commercial Company
T. Khret
Copper City Commerce Company
Wahret
Mac‘Callum & Cloutier
Local notices and social items fill Anaconda day
A crowded page lists piano teacher A Voss at Short's and social dance at Austrian hall. Strain's shoe sale and Strain's stock sale headline bargains while Kennedy Drug offers hair brushes. Local visitors include F J Davis of Helena and John Gillie with C W Goodale of Butte. Public notices report K Hagermeyer arraignment for theft and Minnie D Quarnstrom's death at 15. Funeral plans follow.
Mild Raid Triggers Nine Warrants In Red Light District
Authorities report a quiet raid in the red light district resulting in nine warrants executed. No major violence reported and no immediate arrests announced as investigators review evidence and charges.
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Red Light District
City moves to test ordinance on houses of ill fame
Trials of the defendants are set for January 9. City Attorney Sawyer proposes to test the ordinance thoroughly. Chief Taylor reports arrests by the wholesale of people accused of violating the law by running or living in such houses. Defendants put on their recognizance. Named arrested include Sam Landry Bruno Mainville Joe Benzler Joe Brennan Alice White Jessie Aultman Ed Lat tin Lillie Hesley and Kittie Haskins.
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Taylor
Hayes
Jane
Sam Landry
Bruno Mainville
Joe Benzler
Joe Brennan
Alice White
Jessie Aultman
Ed Lattin
Lillie Hesley
Kittie Haskins
Twentieth Century Club names new officers and dances planned
New officers selected include President John W Frinke Vice President Thomas Kelly Financial Secretary James M Hudson and Treasurer L F Verberckmoes. The club plans a winter dance series beginning mid month and athletic exhibitions starting in about two weeks.
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Twentieth Century Club
John W. Frinke
Thomas §. Kelly
James M. Hudson
L. F. Verberckmoes
Embezzlement Trials Begin in Cuba Post Office Case
In Havana on January 3 trials of embezzlement cases tied to Cuba post office matters are set to start tomorrow. Rathbone's attorneys may seek a postponement and if refused will withdraw from the case.
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Havana
Cuba
Rathbone
Common Murder in Zaweisna Mob Killings Reported
Vienna reports a mob led by three landowners carried out an attack in Zaweisna Galicia targeting Jews, resulting in multiple killings. The U S published account cites a common murderous affray with Jews killed amid the violence.
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Vienna
United States
Zaweisna
Galicia
Kitchener Accepts Offer of Five Canadian Nurses
Ottawa January 3 Lord Kitchener cabled the governor general accepting the offer of five Canadian nurses for South Africa He also asked that scouts be sent with the contingent which is now being organized.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Lord Kitchener
Governor General
Canada
South Africa
Campbell Calls Cowan Assault A Sandbag Hit
Dr. R Campbell at the Standard office denies Cowan cut him last night asserting a sandbag struck him leaving bruises but no cut. Campbell shows six shades of blue and purple on his face as Cowan faces trial today.
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R. Campbell
Standard Office
Tom Cowan
Campbell
Cowan
Burlington Stockholders Meet Adjourns Continue Effort
Chicago January 2 stockholders of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad held their ninth meeting since November 6 1961 in a bid to convene their regular annual meeting. An adjournment for one week was taken.
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Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Today
Leary Made Rear Admiral Posthumously Revealed
Washington reports Captain Richard P. Leary of the U S N died at Chelsea and had died a rear admiral without knowing it. The promotion was made the day before his death and learned after his funeral at Annapolis when his brother in law Dr Fairfax Irwin returned home.
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Bostor
Washington
Richard P. Leary
Chelsea
Fairfax Irwin
Annapolis
Anaconda adopts Ordinance 179 amending junk shop rules
The city council of Anaconda Montana approves Ordinance 179 amending sections 3 4 and 19 of Ordinance 163 to set a 100 dollar annual license fee payable quarterly and require a bond of 1000 dollars for licensees with penalties for violations including fines up to 300 dollars or imprisonment up to 90 days. The measure takes effect after passage and publication with retroactive notes and official certification dated January 1902.
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Anaconda
Montana
City of
Anacondale
City
Captain Leary's Retirement Proceeds Posthumously
Washington notes that Captain Leary's request to retire with admiral rank under civil war era law was delayed until his death. He was then retroactively advanced, retirement taking effect as if prior to death, and officials promptly acted once recalled.
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Washington
Leary
Lord Roberts Denies Continent Stories On Boer Women
London January 1 Lord Roberts responds to circulating reports from the continent denying violations of Boer women by British troops in South Africa and denying the use of Boer female refugees for immoral purposes.
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London
Lord Roberts
South Africa
Mises
Boer mobilization urged as London to weigh new war vote
General Hetha dispatches orders to Boer commanders urging continued resistance. He expects a fresh war vote in Parliament to pressure Britain to push for halting the South African conflict.
Boer Commandants Ordered to Halt Blockhouse Works
Pretoria reports General Dewet commands Boer commandants to delay extending British block houses at all costs. The dispatch notes further fighting possible as Gen. Bruce Hamilton captures another Boer laager and 22 prisoners on the Swaziland border.
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Pretoria
Dewet
Bruce Hamilton
Swaziland
Attempt to kill Milner reported in unconfirmed rumor
A rumor spread that an attempt had been made to assassinate Lord Milner the high commissioner in South Africa but responsible quarters say the claim is unconfirmed and discredited.
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I.endon
Ppumor
Lord Milner
South Africa
Court Terms Set for Third Judicial District in 1902
Judge Welling Napton fixes four terms for the Third Judicial District in Deer Lodge County. The first term begins the first Monday in February, the second in May, the third in August, and the fourth in November. Clerk William K. Thomas attests the order dated January 1, 1902.
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Fowell
Deer Lode
Granite County
J. J. McGuinness
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Tuxinge
Deer Lodge
I. Welling Napton
Welling Napton
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State Insane Asylum
Car
Rie Bloomer
Vorce
Carrie Bloomer
John J. Bloomer
Napton
Nannie MM. Starr
William WL. Starr
Threlkeld
Crosswhite
Tescher
A. ¢. M. Company
A. Beckstead
Northern Pacific Railway
Peadings
Missouri J. Barnhill
MacCallum & Cloutier
E. Reod
C Conner
C. G. Birdsey
Maggie Brennan
Albert Thomas
Robert D. Price
Hammerslough
Board of Commissioners
A. Voss
Piano
Short’'s
Fior de Baltimore
Verberkmoes
Strain’s
F. J. Davis of
Helena
Strain's
O, D
John Gillie
W. Goodale
Butte
The
Kennedy Drug
Ladies Catholic Aid Society
Johnny Small
Anaconda Beys
Gonzaga College
Spokane
Frank H. Tupper
Postal Telegraph Company
Ida Robinson
Gussie Valston
D. H. Morgan
Strain
Peter Marren
Fast Third Street
L Alberte
J.G. Evans
Willam Haltenhoff
B. McMichial
Minneapolia
J. G. Davis
J. W
K. Hagermeyer
Frank Kennedy
Minnie D. Quarnstrom
J. B. Quarnstrom
Sawyer
Nance
Dezell
E. Park
To& C
C.O. D
Rious Styles
Strain’s Shoe Department
Wellcome & Peckover
E. Park Ave
DR. Mott’s Chemical CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Finlen-Media Drug Co
Butte, and Martin Drug Co
M. J. FitzPatrick
East Commercial Avenue
Anaconda, Mont
Copper City
Kitchener
Burlington
R. T. Booth Co
Iihaea
Croup
LOOD
W. A. Cook
M. D
the Cook Medical CO
Curtis St
Denver, Col
Allest
Se G. B. EK
Wisner
Henry W. Stephens
City of Anaconda
City of Anacoda
Gin Lenars
S Petit
Vancement
Ivaes Boers
Johannesburg
Hetha
Milner
Arrow Brand
Gluett
Claranen “Abody & CO Makers
Clinton J. Vincent
William T. Stephens
Carl Haymond
Carroll
Claude Pyle
George D. Greene
Register
C. A. Perrin
M.D
Helena, Mont
WM. KE. Thomas
John S. Marshall
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
Louis V. Bennett
V. C Norbeck
Sheriff’s Sale
Ohn Corley, Liberitt of
Deer Lodge Ci
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