Mysterious death shocks young immigrant in Anacoma
Charles Blonquist aged 19 died at a brother's Birch street home after falling ill. Coroner orders an inquest at Ehret's Undertaking rooms this evening as investigators seek a cause. He had recently arrived from Finland and planned to work at the Washoe smelter next week.
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Charles Blonquist
Birch Street
Walsh
Ehret
Blonquist
United States
Finland
Anacomia
Washoe
John F. Jackson
Jackson
J. F. Spelman
John Johnson
New Officers Installed At Fraternal Union Lodge
In Dewey hall the Fraternal Union of America installed officers for the year. The slate includes Fraternal master M. H. Sullivan and secretary H. H. Logan. P. I. Malone served as supreme installing officer and dancing followed the ceremony.
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Dewey Hall
Fraternal Union of America
Lodge
M. H. Sullivan
Justice
John M. Preston
Truth
George Peterson
Mercy
Dina Thisen
H. H. Logan
George W. Peterson
Protector
A. G. McLean
John Preston
A. P. McDonald
H. P. McFarland
Nellie Graham
Amelia Standiford
M. D. Logan
P. I. Malone
Antlers Club to Hold Final Dance at Montana Hotel
Tonight at the Montana hotel the Antlers club will stage its last dance of the season. The committee in charge promises an unusually good time to members who attend.
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Montana
Telegram delays set mission start at Presbyterian church
Dr. Gwynne selected a telegram from Ferdinand Shiveren noting the party were delayed but due to arrive Saturday and begin mission services at the Presbyterian church on Sunday next.
Police Magistrate Mann Opens Proceedings in Early Case
Special Dispatch from 3illings reports Police Magistrate Frank L. Mann presides as the first session opens a case. Details remain limited in the fragment but indicate the start of formal proceedings under his authority.
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Frank L. Mann
City Hall Opens With Courtroom and Council Chamber
City officials move into the new city hall today as the building nears completion with a fine courtroom a large council chamber a dozen offices a jail room for the fire department and other branches. The structure is described as a model building throughout.
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City Hall
Special election cost estimate in Billings county
The county clerk has not yet computed the expense of the last special election to resolve the tie between candidates for representatives. About 78 election workers are involved, with potential costs of $3 per day per person and additional costs for rent ballots printing and messenger returns. The total estimated expense is about $500, to be decided at the March commissioners meeting.
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Billings
Taylor Sues Gangner Over December Saloon Fight Damages
Anaconda Chief William Taylor sues Alderman Frederick Gangner for 5000 dollars plus 250 dollars claimed medical costs after a December 1 1902 fight in Gangner's saloon. The suit alleges malicious assault and seeks damages for injuries including a sprained ankle and lasting pain.
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William Taylor
Anaconda
William EK. Thomas
Frederick Gangner
Taylor
Messrs. Rodgers & Rodgers
C. M. Sawyer
District Court
Gangner
Divorced Two Days She Is Married Again
Billings Montana record reports John R. Cardwell and Mrs Emma Judge of Billings uniting in marriage after a city attorney opinion delayed license issuance due to Mrs Judges recent divorce from Matthew Judge. Former county attorneys had issued similar opinions.
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Standard
Billings
John R. Cardwell
Emma Judge
Judge
Matthew Judge
All Are Seated Except One in Colorado Senate
Denver Jan. 8 The state senate met and accepted the credentials report recommending seating of all members except 8 V Newell of Central City due to redistricting. The house appointed a credentials committee. An anti Walcott coalition emerged and a Walcott faction caucus declined to participate in patronage distribution.
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Denver
State Senate
V. Newell
Central City
Committee On
Senate
House
Walcott
Actor Jack Landon commits suicide after marriage rejection
In Omaha on January 8 William J. Percival also known as Jack Landon of the Metropolitan Stock Company killed himself in front of leading lady Miss Anna Nelson as she refused his proposal. The troupe was performing in Greenwood a few miles away.
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Omaha
Aveb
Wiliam J. Percival
Metropolitan Stock Company
Jack Landon
Anna Nelson
Greenwood
Here
City Officials Review Allegations Against Chief of Ungentlemanly Conduct
An incident left an officer badly hurt and off duty for three weeks. Charges against Chief Taylor for ungentlemanly conduct were referred to the police committee. Evidence was heard and a report given to council, which reprimanded the chief and ordered testimony filed. The chief sues an alderman, with a public dispute ongoing for months.
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Taylor
Gangner
Local notes and bargains in Anaconda area listings
A stream of short items notes social meetings at Dewey hall and the Montana hotel, local business updates and discounts at McRae's and Strain's, new offices opened by Dr. Owen, and rail links with through sleeping cars to Minneapolis. Several residents from Butte and Deer Lodge are mentioned along with shopping deals on underwear and hosiery.
Jurors Named for Napton Term as Jury Start Declared
Judge Napton opened the term with jurors summoned and excused a few regulars. Clerk Thomas prepared for the calendar while a dozen jurors remained eligible. Those excused included George W. Sigler Eric Beberg J C Kepler Byron Homels and W P Roberts. The panel to serve comprises William Dorian Peter Harland W W Newcomb W H Eycombe George Walkup George H Petterson Samuel Gregg James Lappin and W C Grover.
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Napton
William E. Thomas
True
George W. Sigler
Eric Beberg
J. C. Kepler
Byron Homels
W. P. Roberts
William Dorian
Peter Harland
W.W. Newcomb
W. H. Eycombe
George Walkup
Charles Olson Suffers Severe Hand Injury at Washoe Smelter
Charles Olson, a Washoe smelter employee, sustained a severe injury at work yesterday when his hand was pulled into a pulley rope. The incident resulted in two fingers being crushed and amputated.
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Charles Olson
Washoe
Olson
Miss Jennie to the Jail Colored Rival Wins the Bout
In police court Judge Hayes sentenced Jennie Smith to five days in jail or a ten dollar fine after a contested argument with Sarah Mason over a threatened knife incident. Witnesses disagreed on whether a big knife was involved and both women showed heated animosity during the hearing.
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Hayes
Jennie Smith
O'Brien
Sarah Mason
Jennie
Sarah
Beau
L C B A Officers Installed at A O H Hall
Installation of L C B A officers held at the A O H hall last evening followed by the usual programme. Elected to duties for the next year are: President Mrs Catherine Burnham first vice Miss Nellie Shea second vice Miss Annie Leary recorder Miss Esther O Keefe assistant recorder Mrs Mary E Stagg financier Miss Mary Tobin treasurer Miss Rose McMahon marshal Miss Mamie Devine guard Mrs Martin Ford trustees Mrs Dan Conly and Mrs David Boyd.
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A. O. H. Hall
Catherine Burnham
Nellie Shea
Annie Leary
Esther O'Keefe
Mary E. Stagg
Mary Tobin
Rose McMahon
Mamie Devine
Martin Ford
Dan Conly
David Boyd
Court orders dismissal in Cox versus McMasters case
In St. Louis yesterday Judge Napton presided as Peter Cox special administrator sought dismissal by stipulation. The court heard the estate matter of FE Girard where testimony was taken and executors named. Peter Valitan S E Larb ie and Resilin Dansereau appointed. will admitted to probate and letters of administration issued.
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Napton
Peter Cox
J. A. MceMasters
FE. Girard
Peter Valitan
S. E. Larabie
Resilin Dansereau
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Lavell
Melton
Mer
Monarch
Shwee
Oxford Melton
Oxford
James Braid
Sui
Coats Ohler
Park Adams
Mont
Fraternal Union of
America
Edna Neal
N. G
M. Livermore
B. G
Lizzie Sebe
John Houseworth
B. Flint
Anna Held
Mary Jones
W. R. Allen
Annie Neal
Frazer
Kate Dinnis
Emil Ulrick
C. G
A. L Capps
I. G
Deborah Rebecca
Antlers
Taylor Sues
Chief OF Police
Ome
Offi
Dee
Storrer
Colorado Senate
Vapor Baths
Cedar Street
Division No
C. B. Oettinger
New York
Fitzpatrick & O'Keefe's
Corner
Birch
Tete Valeten
Deer Lodge
McRae's
Dr. Owen
Beaudry Block
J. C. Dawkins
Butte
Chestnut Street
Miles J. Cavanaugh
Se. Strain
Edward McDonnell and
A. J. Soyer
St. Paul
A. L. Chapman
W. G. King
Drop Head
Singer Store
Fast Park Avenue
McRae & Co
Strain's
Mattie Hall
M. Ki
Whalen
Strain’s
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Paul van Clere
van Clere
Melville
George Miller
Deer Lodge County
Miller
The
Usher
G. McRae & Co
Strain
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
Jersey
M. M. Poitier
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Lines
Pennsylvania
R. G. Brown
Northwestern
Choctaw,Oklahoma & Gulf Lines
Mr. Brown
McRae’s
Shady
Knife
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