Washoe plant storage bins fire update gives cautious optimism
Anaconda area adjusters continue assessing losses from the Washoe plant storage bins fire. Insurers and agents will take days to determine exact costs, but repairs will begin once coverage is finalized and timber from California arrives, with weeks expected before bins are rebuilt and operations normalized.
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Washoe
Washoe Company
California
Washoe Fire-Fighting Department
Duffy Sought in William Brown Assault Case
The case against William Brown, colored, charged with assault, was postponed as attorney J H Duffy was absent. The hearing was set for yesterday but could not proceed. officials expect Duffy to appear today and the case to be heard.
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William Brown
Justice of the Peace
Murphy
J. H. Duffy
Duffy
Negress Arrested for Drunkenness on Chestnut Street
Annie Griffin, a colored woman, was arrested by Assistant Chief of Police O'Brien yesterday afternoon and jailed. She faced a charge of drunkenness and using profane language on Chestnut street.
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Annie Griffin
O'Brien
Chestnut Street
Five Elks Committeemen Drive Sold Out Turner Hall Night
Anaconda Elks plan a ladies social for Turner hall with five committee members pushing ticket sales to the limit. Officials were initially wary but the five men pressed ahead, selling out quickly as the event grows to a record turnout with focus on the lodge hospitality.
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Anaconda Elks
Turner Hall
Elks’ Home
Virginia
Anaconda Lodge
Elks
Bostonians Opera Company Arrives For Robin Hood Engagement
The Bostonians theater company arrives this afternoon by special train of six cars, with about a hundred staff and performers. The group includes four original principals H C Barnabee W H MacDonald Josephine Bartlett and George R B Frothingham. They will perform Robin Hood and Maid Marian at the Margaret Theater tonight with Grace Van Studdiford leading soprano roles.
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Bostonians Opera Company
Bostonians
Bostoniana
H. C. Barnabee
W. H. MacDonald
The
Josephine Bartlett
George RB. Frothingham
de Koven-Smith
Maid Marian
Grace van Studdford
Olive C. Moore
Howard Chambers
George B. Frothingham
Campbell Donald
John J. Martin
W.H. Dorrington
Harold Gordon
William C. Weeden
Alice Judson
George M. Vail
J. Weibley
Florence Quinn
James H. Miller
Harry Dale
Robin Hood
Margaret Theater
Daniels and Miss Thompson Wed in Anaconda Presbytery Ceremony
Rev Dr Gwynne of the Presbyterian Church officiated yesterday afternoon uniting Thomas Daniels of Camp Daniels and Ella Thompson of Anaconda. The couple left for the Pacific coast and will reside at the new mining camp southwest of Anaconda on their return.
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Daniels
Ella Thompson
Anaconda
Gwynne
The
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Daniels
Camp Daniels
Mr. Daniels
Card of Thanks for Bertha McKinnon’s Death
Mrs. A. M. McKinnon of No. 408 Maple street thanks friends and acquaintances for kindness after the death of her beloved daughter Bertha McKinnon.
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A. M. McKinnon
Maple Street
Bertha McKinnon
Alicey. McKinnon
Ingalls Slugger Defeats McElroy In Anaconda Brawl
Civil suit in district court accuses Ingalls of defrauding creditors after a violent confrontation in Anaconda. John McElroy and wood haulers Lindsay and his son claim head injuries from Ingalls who allegedly struck with brass knuckles and fists. Trial delayed due to absence in Helena of counsel.
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John McElroy
Percy Ingalls
Anaconda
Deer Lodge Valley
Jack Munroe
Ingalls
Helena
Duffy
McElroy
Oak Street
Owl
Leona Bates
Miss Bates
Charles Hickman
Arlington House
Daly Bank
James Lindsay
Lindsay
Death Threat and Arlington Warning In Ingalls Case
A Black man reported threats from Ingalls who allegedly hunted him with a gun. A notice pinned on his Arlington building room demanded he leave town by 9 PM or face harm. He failed to obtain a warrant. the civil case against Ingalls is set to go to trial today. Trousers to order advertised by Thueson at 300 East Park.
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Ingalls
Arlington Building
Zaza Through Roberts Grasp of a Kaleidoscopic Role
The review lauds Miss Roberts for dominating the demanding Zaza character through its simple passion and complex emotions. It highlights her range from the vulgar music hall persona to tender motherhood, and her standout performance in the pivotal fourth act quarrel scene.
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Miss Roberts
Zaza
Zara
Dufrene
Striking Case In Anaconda Leaves Police Searching For Suspect
Miss Anna Cleary accuses Archie McSweyn of striking her in the mouth in front of the Flood building after a dance at the A. O. U. hall. Police say McSweyn is elusive, possibly in Butte, and warrants were sworn by Miss Cleary and her mother. McSweyn, a painter, formerly worked for Conley and Clague. Cleary resides at 807 East Third Street.
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Archie McSweyn
Anaconda
Butte
Anna Cleary
A. O. TH. Hall
Miss Cleary
McSw
McSweyn
Conley & Clague
East Third Street
Streak of Color Bumps Into Police
Hattie Smith of dark hue engaged in a tirade yesterday and was overhauled by police after a short distance. Officers ordered a sanity commission to examine her and she was placed in the county jail.
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Hattie Smith
Rentz Piano Case To Be Tried Today
In district court the case of Esther Pettie against ex-Constable Jake Rentz and others was continued until today for trial. Pettie alleges Rentz unlawfully attached and took possession of a piano she claimed as property. The notice also urges all debtors to A C McKinnon & Bro to settle at once.
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Esther Pettie
Jake Rentz
Dailey Sought After In Wide Local Frauds
Special Dispatch from Miles City reports Fletcher Dailey vanished after leaving unpaid accounts at stores stables and other businesses. Milk tickets circulated widely as he offered 100 quarts for 5 dollars. Banks and firms attach property while authorities race to locate him. Only 125 of 325 mortgaged cattle found and several mortgaged horses sold.
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Standard
Miles City
Fletcher Dailey
Dailey
Revival Well Attended At First Presbyterian Church
The revival led by Rev. Ford Schiveren drew the largest audience yet at First Presbyterian. Services continue daily with afternoon prayer, and next Sunday the sermon will be in the Margaret theater to accommodate expected crowds. He spoke on being on the Lord's side, urging a renunciation of evil, reliance on God, and the need for Christ as the only way to the Father.
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Ford Schiveren
First Presbyterian Church
Schiveren
Margaret Theater
Mr. Schiveren
God
Jesus Christ
Trial Promotes Medicine for Stomach Comfort
An advertisement touts a medicine as the best remedy for stomach problems including nervousness biliousness constipation insomnia indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims a trial will prove its efficacy and warns to avoid substitutes.
Peruna Promises Permanent Catarrh Cure Debut
The text discusses Dr. Hartman’s Peruna claiming a permanent cure for catarrh amid widespread testimonials. It cites letters from Rev Stubenvoll of Pella Wisconsin and J. W. Fuller of Los Angeles praising results. Readers are urged to request the pamphlet and contact Dr. Hartman for advice.
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Hartman
Peruna Medicine Company
FE. Stubenvoll
Pella
Wis
Peruna
Los Angeles
J. W. Fuller
Jewelers’ Association of
Cal
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
No clear headline present in the fragment
The fragment expresses themes of trust in a saviour and guidance to safety with God the Father, emphasizing spiritual security for time and eternity.
Largest Westward Passenger Engines Arrive for Northern Pacific
Two of the largest passenger engines ever seen in the west reached Livingston on freight trains from Schenectady New York. Master Mechanic Clarkson oversaw initial running checks as these 33 foot long behemoths with six six foot driving wheels prepare to serve the Idaho and Montana divisions ahead of spring deliveries.
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Standard
Livingston
Clarkson
Schenectady
N. Y
American Locomotive Company
Northern Pacific
Idaho
Montana
Alleged cattle thief captured in Oklahoma
Luther Ernest, named as an alleged cattle thief, was captured today in Comanche county Oklahoma by officers from Oklahoma and Texas. He is wanted in Hood county Texas on an old charge, but his whereabouts had been a mystery while he lived quietly on a Comanche county farm under an unknown identity.
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Futhrie
Okla
Luther Ernest
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Texas
Hood County
Tex
Harris endorsed for Isthmian Canal Commission
In Topeka Kansas on January 14 a state senate resolution was introduced endorsing United States Senator Harris for a seat on the Isthmian Canal Commission. The Kansas Improved Stock Breeders association, meeting here, also endorsed Harris for the post.
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Topeka
Kan
State Senate
United States
Harris
Kansas Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
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