Tribute to John Sloway on the Old Mullan Road
Remembrance recounts a priestly visit to Shawnay's home and the hospitality of John Sloway. John hosted miners near Flat Creek and Spring Gulch, sharing warm welcomes, poker, and rough talk among western settlers. The note ends with a farewell as the writer moves on toward the round Hutte.
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H. B. Allaeys
Standard
Bozeman
The
John Sloway
John
Nine Mile
Mullar Road
Missoula
Flat Creek
Spring Gulch
Colonel Yorker
Doc Hargrave
Angus McDonald
Littl Angus
Polyackovich
Boy Wille McArdle Injured After Alleged Officer Hit
On Tuesday night Wille McArdle, a boy, was injured. He claimed that Officer Smolta struck him with a action not fully described in the fragment.
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Wille McArdle
Smolta
First Trial Relieved Piles Says Owens Mill Man
Geo C Geick of Owens Mill Missouri reports his wife’s relief from piles after using Pyramid Pile Cure. He says the first trial did more good than any prior treatment and confirms it cures. Available from all druggists with a free booklet titled Piles Cause and Cure. Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Geick
Owens Mill
Pyramid Drugo
Marshall, Mich
Celebrated Spasmodic Alarm Clocks Guaranteed
Local shop touts top quality alarm clocks with a guarantee on their best goods line.
Policeman Denies Clubbing of Youth After Rock Accident
Witnesses recount an officer denying a clubbing incident. A rock was thrown and allegedly struck young McArdle on a porch, initially feared serious injury. A physician assessed the injury as minor, calming fears of severe harm.
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Smoltz
Young McArdle
K P Officers Installed in Montana Lodge No 95
Members of Montana lodge No 95 K of P gathered at Friendship hall for a secret installation last night. The event list shows Emery Well as C C, William Ahern as V C, George Stratton as prelate, James McQuade Mof W, C H Williams IX of R and 8, T A Gedley M of F, Max Hammersiough M of E, Co A Winters M at A, George Payne I G E S Rinehart C G, A Fortier VD, Cohen, Charles Bertsch trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Lodge
No. 95
Friendship Hall
Emery Well
C. C
William Ahern
V. C
George Stratton
James McQuade
C. H. Wiliams
City Notes and Social Updates In Butte
Long list of city items: dances at Austrian hall with A Voss at the piano. screenings of locals visiting from Butte. sales at Strain's and Kennedy Drug. a marriage license for James Hedge and Lela Berry. Strain's discount on hats and shoes. hospital stays and births. church societies meet. attendance at St. Ann's hospital. transfers and job changes. upcoming dances postponed until after Easter. Hedge and Berry wed and will live in Anaconda.
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James ©. Hedge
Lela A. Berry
W. C. Macurdy
Hedge
Anaconda
West Park Avenue
Mild winter climate keeps Ber warm in sunlit days
The city of Ber experiences unseasonably mild winter weather with warm daytime temperatures and bright sunshine. Officials note above normal highs for the season and residents enjoy outdoor activity as skies stay clear.
Very Cold January Weather Observed in December Report
Weather observer Harrison records Anaconda December temperatures with only three days below zero and six days with precipitation mostly as snow. Coldest day was December 17 at 9 degrees below. warmest, December 29 at 52 degrees. notable lows on 12 and 1 11.
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Anaconda
Harrison
Minimur
Revival Proves Successful At Meth odist Church Meeting
Last night’s revival service drew a large crowd at the Methodist church with several rising for prayer and two at the altar. Rev. Mr. Macurdy preached on A Narrow Escape from 1 Peter iv 8 urging humility and perseverance in faith amid life’s storms. Tonight the speaker will be Mr Macaret with the topic No Escape.
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Methodist Church
Macurdy
Rev C D Crouch Injured In Ice Fall At Avon Mont
Rev C D Crouch a Helena minister was injured in Avon when he fell on icy ground and broke his right arm above the elbow. Doctors fear a dislocation as recent freeze thaw has made walking treacherous. He had fallen yesterday and bruised himself, and snow again obscured the ice this morning. He left for Helena for treatment. Crouch long worked in Anaconda for the Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Avon, Mont
Jan
C. D. Crouch
Helena
Crouch
toHielena
Anaconda
The
Remarkable Cure Of Crophs A Little Boy Life Saved
A father praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for saving his child in Inwood Iowa. He describes severe breathing with the baby, the remedy given every ten minutes, and the child recovering. The ad notes the product is sold by local druggists in Butte and claims pneumonia prevention.
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Chamberlain
A. E. Steere
Goodwin
Joel Demont
Inwood
Iowa
Standard Drug Store
Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
Butte
Mines Near Ophir Prepare For Ore Shipment
Two carloads of mining machinery arrived this morning at Ophir and will be installed on property bonded by C W Clark and D M Gillis of Butte. Work crews expect to start shipping ore soon with about two carloads ready. Developers report much county progress and many bonds on mining properties this fall and winter, with more work planned after snow melts.
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C. W. Clark
D. M. Gillis
Butte
Ophir
Lapidus Wins Shell Mound Handicap In Upset
In San Francisco Lapidus carried 11 pounds to a mile Shell Mound handicap victory by two lengths over Water scratch in 1 39.4. Thaddeus, favored, failed to clear at the start and Orfeo nosed him for the drive. Duke of York II won the hurdle, Sea Queen took the fourth, and Diomed won the final selling race.
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San Francisco
Lapidus
Shell Mound
Water
Thaddeus
Orfeo
Venecia
Duke of York II
Finch
Sam Green
Sea Queen
Maresa
School For Scandal
Seling
Dr. Scharff
the Weaver
Prestano
Maresu
School For
Waterscratch
Magi
Diomed
Bragg
Ar- Ulla
Stray bullet wounds Blossburg man near street
R A Nickelson, a Switzer Pressed Brick company citizen, was fatally or seriously wounded while walking on the street in Blossburg. Police say a stray bullet from an unknown hunter likely caused the injury. He was taken to Helena for medical care. search parties found no hunter in the area.
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Standard
Blossburg
Jan
R. A. Nickelson
Switzer Pressed Brick Company
Helena
Druggists Win Bowling Match Over Neversweats
In a three game bowling event the Druggists beat the Neversweats by 249 pins. Hanson led with 183 for the Druggists while the first game totals were 656 to 636 in favor of the Druggists. Team rosters included Smith Williams Hanson Sparrow Angel for the Druggists and Thomas R Thomas Showers Davidson Neal for Neversweats.
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Neversweats
Hanson
Smith
Williams
Sparrow
Angel
Thomas
R. Thomas
Showers
Davidson
Neal
Free Coinage Tops First Race at Crescent City Track
In New Orleans Crescent City summary the first race five furlongs was won by Free Coinage with Little Jack Horner second and Albula third in 1 01. Second race six furlongs O Hagen led Cast Iron Quixada followed in 1 14. Third race selling mile Kcome defeated Miss Soak Add in 1 47. Nitrate won Jackson handicap mile and a half in 2 24. Admetus won selling mile and five eighths with Warranted second and Meges third in 2 48.
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New Orleans
Jan
Crescent
Little Jack Horner
Imp. Albula
O' Hagen
Quixada
Kcome
Miss Soak
Add
Jackson Hand'cap
Nitrate
W. B. Gates
Azim
Johnnie McCarthy
Resan
Andes
Admetus
Meges
President nominates federal officials in Washington
The president sent nominations to the senate including Leslie Shaw for treasury secretary Henry Payne for postmaster general John Crossland for Liberia Alphonso Lespinasse for Tuxpan Mexico Conrad Jordan assistant treasurer George Whithead appraiser and surveyor Robert Pearce HL Graham Frederick Nave Sardis Summerfield Edward Kennedy F F Daniels George L Robinson George Bennett and Cavanaugh Ballard Frank Pelis for various federal roles across Arizona Nevada Oregon and Washington with appointments to land offices surveys and US marshals duties
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Washington, Jan
Senate
The
Treasury
Henry C. Payne
Wisconsin
John Kh. A. Crossland
Missouri
Liberia
Alphonso J. Lespinasse
New York
Tuxpan
Mexico
Conrad N. Jordan
United States
York
George W. Whithead
District of New York
Rapid City
8. D
Washington
Cavanaugh
Olympia
Frank E. Pelis
Ballard
Gold Bar Mining Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual stockholder meeting for Gold Bar Mining will be at the secretary’s office in rooms 8 and 5, Bank Building, Anaconda Montana at 7 30 p m on January 11, 1902. T O Leary secretary dated December 31 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Bar Mining Company
Bank Building
Anaconda
Mont
T. O'Leary
Gold Bar Mining
New San Francisco Officials Take Office On Jan 8
The San Francisco municipal government passed to newly elected leaders as Mayor Schmitz assumed duties. He announced appointments across departments including Michael Causey as public works chief and H. W. Hutton as police commissioner, reflecting a mix of union labor and Republican appointees. The board of supervisors remains split among Republican, Democrat, and union labor factions.
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San Francisco
Phelan
Schmitz
Union-Labor Party
Michael Causey
Teamsters’ Union
City Front Federation
J. S. Parry
H. W. Hutton
Sailors’ Union and Labor Council
Louis J. Ohnimus
Stow Lake
Golden Gate Harbor
Alfred Roncovieri
Changes in Available Supplies Reported in New York
Special telegraphic and cable notices show wheat supplies in the United States and Canada east of the Rockies up 164000 bushels afloat for Europe and decreased 100000 bushels. total supply down 1536000 bushels. Corn east of the Rockies up 691000 bushels. Oats east of the Rockies up 156000 bushels.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Wheat harvest idle mills halt Kansas farmers hold grain
Wichita reports a Wheat belt with 40 000 bush els of wheat in two counties surrounding the city. Farmers refuse to sell any wheat for six weeks, keeping grain idle amid uncertain crop prospects. Mills across Southern Kansas are idle as offers of 70 cents fail.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Western league magnates meet with Omaha manager in conference
About six league magnates plus Manager W A Rourke and executives from Kansas City Milwaukee Indianapolis and Colorado Springs met in Omaha to discuss overtures and potential actions in the league.
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Omaha
Jan
W. A. Rourke
Whitfield
James Manning
Kansas City
Thomas F. Burns
Colorado Springs
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Court terms set for Third Judicial District in Deer Lodge
District Judge Welling Napton fixes four terms for 1902 in Deer Lodge County. First term starts the first Monday in February, second on the first Monday in May, third on the first Monday in August, and fourth on the first Monday in November. Clerk Thomas attests.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Loder
Deer Lodge
Welling Napton
Western league to keep intact and place team in city
President Hickey proposed joining the Western league with his club and park and Manager Rourke would reply after today’s conference. No formal action was taken, but the Western league would remain intact at any cost and a team would be placed in this city despite Hickey’s compromise proposal being ruled out.
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Hickey
Rourke
Wood on Way to Prison Four Months Contempt Sentence
United States Marshal Shine reported a telegram from United States District Attorney Joseph K. Wood of Nome Alaska dated Seattle stating Wood will sail to San Francisco on the first steamer to serve a four months sentence in Alameda county jail for contempt of the United States circuit court of appeals. Credit for good behavior shortens the term to three months and days.
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San Francisco
Jan
United States
Shine
Joseph K. Wood
Nome
Alaska
Seattle
Vail to Prove up Lands as Lottery Claims Linger
Guthrie Okla Jan There are 30 days left for original homesteaders to file on claims drawn in the recent government land lottery but hundreds show no habitation or improvements. The uncultivated lands may go to other settlers as claimants fail to prove up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Navy reshuffles senior officers in Asiatic command
Secretary Long detached Rear Admiral Wilder from Pensacola command and ordered him to relieve Rear Admiral Louis Kempff, the junior squadron commander on the Asiatic station, directing Wilder to take the Pensacola post.
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Washington, Jan
Long
Wilder
Pensacola Navy Yard
Louis Kempff
Asiatic
Episcopal Bishop Consecrated in Olympia Mission
In Dubuque Iowa on January 8 the Rev Frederic W Keator rector of Saint John s Episcopal church for two years was consecrated missionary bishop of Olympia The ceremony took place at Saint Johns church and was described as elaborate and solemn.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Frederic W. Keator
John's Episcopal Church
Olympia
St. Johan's Church
Legislature debates governor appointees for expo display
A bill introduced in the New York Senate authorizes the Governor to appoint commissioners for the state's Louisiana Purchase Exposition exhibit in 1998. The measure sets aside $0,000 for the state exhibit.
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Albany
Senate
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Anaconda News
Father Allaeys
Shawnay
Old Mullan Road
Just
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main Street
B., A. & P. Railroad
A. Voss
Piano
Short’s
W. R
Rorge Baltimore
Verberkinoes
Optician
Lee Cohen
Ed J. O'Neill
City
Maple Street
Oak Street
C. M. Tyler
O. TD
Strain’s
Harrys Wraight
John McMahon
Powell County
James
Strain
Frank Moses
St. Ann’s Hospital
Henry Albertson
West Commercial Avenue
Kennedy Drug Company
J. EB. Dawson
J. E. Dawson, Jr
Ecity
John Maguire
Maguire's Grand Opera House
Leck & Coy
East Park Avenue
Bob Elliott
Justice of the Peace
Quane
John McGinty
Sixth Street
Chestnut
Ladies’ Aid Society
Swedish Lutheran Church
Scandinavian Union Church
Fifth and
Cedar Streets
Landry
Hayes
J. H. Griffin
Ehret
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Ray Love
Merrill Station
Wis
Mr. Love
Strain's
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Julius Bryson
West Park
D. C. Clark
Union Pacific Railway
L. G. Smith
Jacob Bertsch
Hermann
Thomas F. Rowe
Emery
John Pye
Ber
Methodist
Aveou
Strain’s Department Store
Anaconda, Montana
J. P. Hargraves
Vinse
Mayor Schmitts
San Francisco Municipal
Copper City Commercial Co
Attunat
WM. BE
Wood On
Vail
Helieve Kempt
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
Louis V. Bennett
Norbeck
Fale Hoe
Arrow Brand Ek
Body & CO
Halle
Cheney & CO
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