Old Tammany Wins Match Race At Tucker's Track
A crowded grand stand watched a turf match at Tucker's race track between Bitter Root sprinters Tammany and Hamburg. Old Tammany won two heats to Hamburg's one in a three heat contest, with slow times due to a muddy track. Jockeys McLean and Laird steered the respective horses as geldings from teams led by five young riders each.
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Tucker's
Tammany
Hamburg
Jack Laird
Hugh Laird
McMullen
Samuels
Thomas
Mclean
Holley
Johnson
Price
Leeper
Sunday Night Dance At Three Mile House
Dance event held every Sunday night at the Three Mile house east of Anaconda with hot lunch served to sleighing parties continuing a local social tradition.
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Three Mile House
Anaconda
Claimant Emerges in $20 Million Imlay Ark Estate Case
New York January 12. Another claimant has appeared in the Imlay Ark estate of the late gold mine owner who died in Australia about two years ago. M Edward Hillaker of Parachute Colorado has written to Governor Voorhees of New Jersey setting forth his claims and requesting information. The governor has not yet acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Imlayark
Hostetters Stomach Bitters Promises Appetite and Health
Advert says good digestion awaits with Hostetters Stomach Bitters taken before meals to stimulate stomach secretions and cleanse bowels. It claims to purify blood, strengthen liver and kidneys, and calls it the most efficient medicine for stomach troubles. A private revenue stamp covers the bottle neck.
Trial shifts New Jersey firm for claimants in ant suit
The case was turned over to Elvin W. Crane of Newark New Jersey counsel for the claimants Mrs W H Delhagen George M Love and Annie Alvord of New York for further action in the matter.
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Elvin W. Crane
Newark, N. J
Mra. W
Anaconda Notes on Shops and Socials in January
Local notes list Greig's rental sewing machines Schlappi piano tuner Short's store and wedding rings 14 and 18 kt Luxton moves to 110 Main street and other address updates. Social dances at A O H hall and Margaret theater orchestra performances headline community events with notices on births marriages and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Theater Orchestra
A. E. Peters
Peters’ Dancing Academy
A. H. Hall
A. EF. Peters
A. A. Richards
Special Train Tour of Mexico by Rail Line
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway offers a special Mexico train tour arranged with the American Tourist Association led by Mr. Beau Campbell. Depart St Paul and Minneapolis January 21 1901, travel via Chicago St Louis San Antonio and New Orleans return Chicago February 28 and Twin Cities March 1. Tickets cover all expenses including rail and sleeping car fares meals hotels guides and more. For prices and itinerary contact J. T. Conley assistant general Passenger agent St Paul or visit The Milwaukee offices.
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Mexico
Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Crusade for Good Roads Moves to State Legislature
Seattle January 12 The Good Roads club state convention committee met and drafted a bill to create a state road commission with full charge of road construction. A state road commissioner would be appointed at 3000 dollars per year. Roads built would be state highways with half the cost covered by the state.
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Seattle
Good Roads Club
Tacoma
Seal on His Happiness in Royal Speech
King Alexander opened the assembly and announced his marriage has sealed his happiness. He criticized the former king Milani for the split and urged better service from the current ministry.
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Niseh
Servis
Nordan Skupschlina
Alexander
Milani
Milan
Dog Bite Complaints Rise As Anaconda Stands Tough
Citizens report frequent dog bites and calls for harsh action as authorities prepare a new crusade against the dog nuisance in Anaconda. Complaints target both large breeds like St Bernards and smaller dogs, with owners hiding animals to dodge officers. Dog licenses have lapsed and will resume this year as pound master prepares to act.
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J. G C. Cunningham
No. Sol East Fourth Street
Logan
Alder Street
Cunningham
East End
Anaconda
For Rent Large Hall in Standard Building Weekly
One night per week rental of the large hall in the Standard building. Inquiries directed to the Standard office.
Church Services and Schedules for Two Denominations
At St. Mark’s Episcopal Church services begin with early celebration at 8 a.m and morning prayer with sermon at 11 a.m. Sunday school follows at 12 50 p.m Daughters of the King meet at 6 30 p.m Evening service is at 7 30 led by Mrs Norbeck and with Mrs Gaily as organist Alfred Brown serves as rector First Baptist Church on Fifth and Locust lists W H Setzer as pastor with worship at 8 a.m and 7 30 p.m Morning sermon titled Conversion of Repentance and Faith second in a Baptist series The Plagues of Egypt is the evening topic Sunday school at 12 20 p.m Young People meet at 6 30 p.m Bible study Monday 8 p.m Prayer meeting Wednesday 5 30 p.m Swedish Mission Church services will follow.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Sixth Streets
Daughters of the King
Norbeck
Gaily
Alfred Brown
First Baptist Church
Fifth and Locust Streets
Swedish Mission Church
Alder Streets
Young People
G. Nelson
Presbyterian Church
Corner Main and
Fourth Streets
B. Cleland
Christian Endeavor
M. FE
Corner Oak
Third Streets
Edward G. Cattermole
Epworth
Church Schedules for Sunday Services Across Town
The text lists multiple congregations with service times and leaders. Presby terian pastor G Nelson hosts Sunday services at 11 and 6, in addition to Sunday school. Rev Cleland leads two services at 1 and 8, with 12:55 Sunday school and youth activities. First M E holds worship at 11 and 7 30, with classes and leagues throughout the day. Frank Minnick leads the Christian church with morning sermon Redemption in Christ, communion, and noon school. A place and welcome for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Corner Sixth and
Oak
Frank Minnick
Cedar Street
J. N. Eaton
S&s
Christ
Runaway cars derail near Philipsburg depot in tense cut
Friday evening workers at the Bi-Metallic mill tried to pinion cars when two runaway freight cars started down the grade toward the depot. They jumped the track and ditched themselves, narrowly avoiding a collision with a Drummond train loaded with concentrates. Also, Philipsburg hosts Home Forum officers installation with a long list of officers and moves among locals and editors. The remains of William Tormey were found in his cabin last week.
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Philipsburg
Drummond
8. B. Harris
G. H. Westphal
Hannah Nasslin
KE. H. Campbell
J. E. Smith
Nick. Ringeling
George A. Cartier
J. D. McDonald
William Stewart
Joseph Bellum
Jasper Smith
Lon R. Hoss
Citizen Call
State Board of Examiners
Helena
Call
H. ID. Kurdert
George Wilson
Orme
Wis
Harrington
Butte
Kate Hynes
William Tormey
Knobs o Tennessee at McDonald opera house and local moves
Notes from Ottawa and Montana record events such as Knobs o Tennessee at the McDonald opera house Friday, a masquerade ball planned in Firemen's hall, Joseph Bryan leaving for Seattle, Nickerson family moving to Butte, newborns in local families, Seles taking a job in Coeur d Alene, Durfee and Johnson in Missoula, and good sleighing in the Flint Creek valley.
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Ottawa
Canada
McDonald Opera House
Joseph Bryan
Seattle
Daniel Nickerson
Butte
Emil Blumenthal
Sebastian Seles
Coeur d'Altenes
Marion Durfee
Missoula
Commercial College
Florence Johnson
Flint Creek
Grip Epidemic Hits Princeton University Hospital
A health alert from Princeton New Jersey reports an abrupt grip epidemic spreading through the university. The head nurse states 18 cases now occupy the university hospital ward by ward, signaling full occupancy across the facility.
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Princeton
N. J
University Hospital
Veterans Seek Travel Pay From Congress
A committee of Washington veterans from the Spanish American War has been appointed to press Congress for travel pay covering the trip home from Manila to San Francisco.
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Seattle
Washington
Congress
Manila
San Francisco
Travel pay rule change affects Washington boys
The policy shift reduced travel allowances prior to officers and enlisted men being sent home. Travel pay totals about zero per man with a small advance for officers and non commissioned personnel.
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Washington
French Canadians threaten England over insults in Quebec
Montreal dispatch reports Le Verite, a French Canadian ultramontane paper, warning that ongoing English insults could trigger riots and even force a Union with the United States as tensions flare between French Canadians and English speakers in Quebec Montreal and Toronto.
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Montreal
Que
le Verite
Canada
England
Quebec
Ontario
Uncle Sam
Toronto
Vanderbilt heir sets Elsie French dowry at 3.7 million
Alfred Vanderbilt reportedly settles a one tenth share of his fortune as a marriage portion to Elsie French. The assets are in bonds and stocks from Cornelius Vanderbilt's estate, yielding about 148000 dollars annually at four percent.
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New York
Newport
R. L
Vanderbilt
Alfred Vanderbilt
Elsie French
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Alfred
Famous Abolitionist John Fee Dies in Kentucky
Berea Kentucky January 12 John F Fee founder of Berea College and noted abolitionist died last night Born September 9 1816 in Bracken County Ky He studied at Augusta Ky College and Miami University Oxford Ohio and entered Lane Theological Seminary in 1842 His abolitionist stance grew from his spiritual convictions and shaped his life work His early years were marked by tempestuous events and strong friendships
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Berea
John F. Fee
Berea College
Mr. Fee
Bracken County
Augusta
Miami University
Oxford
Lane Theological Seminary
Fee
Cassius M. Clay and the founding of Berea College
The narrative recounts Cassius M. Clay facing repeated assaults before arriving in Berea in 1853 to establish a church on land bought by General Clay. It details mobs and pleas he resisted, leading to the creation of Berea College which opened to both black and white students and educated people regardless of color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius M. Clay
Berea
General Clay
Berea College
Alke
Curzon May Resign as Viceroy of India
A London dispatch reports a rumor that Lord Curzon will resign the India viceroyalty due to Lady Curzon’s failing health. If true, Lord Cadogan may succeed him or be offered the post after his rule in Ireland ends.
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New York
The
Herald
London
Lord Curzon
India
Curzon
Lord Cadogan
Ireland
Amateur Athlete Paralyzed In Gymnasium Accident
Seattle January 12 William F Cooper a young athlete of this city fell during a simple acrobatic feat at the YMCA gymnasium and is now completely paralyzed from the shoulders down. He struck the back of his neck and doctors fear a broken or dislocated spine at the first dorsal vertebrae. An operation was planned for today.
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Seattle
William F. Cooper
Y. M
General Hospital
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OLD Tammany
Bitter Root
Jack Lair
Laird
Uel
Mullen
Wes Omas
Ree
McLean Erenes
Bey
Hnson I
feMullen
oOmMmAas
Lley
Atabom
Oss
Coenen
Eeennene Leamuels
Lair
Torr
eMullen
Eoore
Hostetter
the Martin Drug Co. Petritz
Main St
Asaconda
Greig’s
Schlappi
Short’s Store
Hammerslough’s
Austrian Hall
Luxton
Main Street
John R. Toole
J. F. Spelman
Locust St
Michael Markey
Annie Brogan
C. A. Tuttle
East Park Avenue
Commercial Avenue
George Long
Madden
Deer Lodge County
Deborah Rebekah Lodge
Standard Hall
R. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
Copper City
P. Nolan
Anna Franklin
Everett
Pacific Coast
R. Butler
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
Marguerite
Alvarita
Havana
Tryone
Butte Mercantile Co
Percy Rothwell
Detroit, Mich
Owen McGovern
the Converters
Jimmie” Hubbell
St. Ann's Hospital
Hubbell
J. Crompton
Carl Johnson
H. W. Stephens
Stephens
Montana
John ©. Dorman
D. EK. Seamanhan
M. K. Rogers
George H. Clark
Lincoln
Neb
M. A. Warren
KE. M. Lamb
DD. W. Brunton
Denver
William Seallon
FE. C. Morrison
W. W. McDowell
Albert W. Tucker
Boston
Mass
Ben Rosenstein
J. Wood
Lee Cohn
John de Land
St. Louis
Crusade For Good
Washington State
iMate
Synepv
Bigs
California Fig Syrup Co
Canimrounia Fig Syrup Co
Cal
Louisville
WN. Y
Goodfriend’s
W. L. Douglas
Park Avenue
Children’s Au Juvenile
Corner Park and Main, Anaconda
Odson
Postoffice
Cloutier
Anaconda, Montana
Wellcome & Peckover
Durston
Ofe
Philipsburg Notes
Pica Shite As
Mormon Church
Mall
Bishop Remedy Co
Cat
Marrim Drug CO
Annaconda
Moat
Barteldes
Cts
Patch of & CO
Colorado
Volo
John F. Pee
Kentucky
Mrs
T. B. Wheelock
Davidson Block
Cherry and
Park Streets
Gots Imedeis
Orleans
Butte, Mont
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