District Court Returns on Jury Venire in Anaconda
In yesterday’s district court session Sheriff Napton reported on the jury venire. Several jurors responded, some were excused for cause, and a case between Wills & Cinese and Charles Philipsog was scheduled for February 8 at 9:30 a.m. Probate orders were issued fixing final accounting times and hearings for estates of Robert Johnson Peter Johnson James McCreary J Rosenstock and Charles Birdseye. County Attorney Duffy filed an information against James McCarthy for grand larceny connected to a county jail quarantine.
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District Court
L. C. Morris
Hiram McNeill
William Graham
T. P. Murphy
J. P. Stagg
Gus Dahlberg
Thomas Speeran
David M. Storrar
A. J. Sloan
Roger Edwards
John Starrh
Thomas Devine
James Ahearn
Mike Moran
William Dennis
John Strong
W. J. Hilbert
Herman Myer
Nels Sherner
James Riley
Matt Schuss
Charles Pelletier
John M. Reid
Robert McAdoo
John A. Fraaier
Thomas Grainshaw
L. H. Geise
George Brand
James Larkin
W. Ss. Dayas
William A Thomas Speeran
de Sey
Mary A. Trekeld
R. F. Crosswhite
Wills & Cinese
Charles Philipsog
Napton
Robert Johnson
Mabel Jones
Charles G. Birdseye
Peter Johnson
James McCreary
J. Rosenstock
Duffy
James McCarthy
McCarthy
Notorious Bracken Found Guilty in Judge Kennedy Court
In Justice Frank Kennedys court Bracken was convicted of vagrancy and sentenced to jail. Mrs Bracken, a leading member of the growler faction, has prior jail records. A vagrant named Reardon received a several day confinement after arrest. Regan, accused of throwing a man down stairs at the A O H hall on New Years Eve, hearings postponed to Thursday.
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Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
Bracken
A. O. H. Hall
Edward Kent and Mary McManamon Wed by Justice Quane
Edward Kent and Mary McManamon were married yesterday by Justice of the Peace Quane at 44 East Commercial Avenue. Both are well known in Anaconda. It was the judge’s first marriage ceremony since taking the duties of justice of the peace, and the ceremony was performed neatly and with grace.
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Edward Kent
Mary McManamon
Justice of the Peace
Quane
East
Commercial Avenue
Anaconda
Judge Quane
For Rent Large Hall in Standard Building
One night weekly rental available in the Standard building hall. Inquiries to the Standard office.
Parchment to Paper Move Promises Legal Cost Savings
London report notes probate work may switch from parchment to special paper next year. Expected saving about £8 000 annually, though durability and legal force remain debated. Public may prefer enduring parchment for lasting documents.
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London Telegraph
Francis Jeune
Endurin
Sunday Night Dance at Three Mile House
A Sunday night dance is held at the Three Mile House east of Anaconda with hot lunch served to sleighing parties attending the event.
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Three Mile House
Anaconda
Modern Woodmen Meet and Local Notices in Anaconda
Community events and small notices from Anaconda include a Modern Woodmen meeting and social dances at A O H hall and Austrian hall, local errands by Constable Sheffield and deputy Robinson, a tailor moving to 110 Main street, and a sale of household furniture at 500 Maple street. Funeral arrangements for Kearns Murray are listed, along with bank and office hours and a sleeping-car note for the Great Northern line.
Deed Filed For Record In Ana Conda Transfer
Yesterday a deed was filed in the county clerk and recorder office transferring property in total block 88 Ana Conda from Timothy P. Murphy et ux to Frank M. Wall for a consideration of $3 000.
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Timothy P. Murphy
Frank M. Wall
Totlin Block
City of
Anacconda
Witch Tricked by Auto Ends Up Stranded Ten Miles Home
Her Great Mistake tells of a woman who swaps a broom for an automobile and is left stranded ten miles from home after her vehicle fails. The tale uses a humorous frame with Witch No 1 and Witch No 2 debating fate and justice.
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Baltimore American
Witch of
Endor
Court House Audit Yields Jury List Of 1600 Names
District court work proceeds without sensational cases as jury commission completes its annual task. Nearly 1 600 names eligible for jury duty, deputies busy serving summonses, court house doors improved, wood fuel secured, and sheriff plans extensive lawn renovations for a premier spring display.
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Sheriff's Office
Board of County Commissioners
Dr Sanford's Liver Invigorator Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement extols Dr Sanford's Liver Invigorator as the best liver medicine. The herb based remedy is pitched as a vegetable cure for liver lis hillousness indigeston and constipation.
Debate Over Army Bill Reveals Imperialism Fear
Senate discussions on a proposed 100000 man army reveal concerns about imperialism and foreign conflicts. Teller argues no external threat justifying the force, while Warren contends the bill supports 54000 troops rather than 100000. The session adjourned after executive business.
House Delays River and Harbor Bill Amid Inauguration Fuss
Washington January 15 The house spent another day on the river and harbor bill, disposing of twenty six pages but rejecting new projects and most amendments. Western members failed to win support for arid lands reclamation. Senate resolution for seven thousand dollars for inauguration expenses was sent back for joint committee oversight. The house then continued debate on the river and harbor appropriation with Mr King of Utah criticizing his party.
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Washington
House
Friends of
Senate
Hove
King
Utah
Arid lands irrigation amendments fail in river and harbor bill
During debate on the river and harbor measure, Mondell proposed a $50 000 Wyoming reservoir funding and $165 000 completion sum to flood water control. The proposals aimed to spur arid region irrigation but were ruled in order only after long contention. Other related ideas passed or failed. the House adjourned at 5 05 p m.
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Europe
Mr. Teller
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Ohio River
Blue Ridge
Philippines
Mr. Warren
Wyoming
Committee On Military Affairs
Congress
Allison
Senate
Jones
Arkansas
Pettigrew
Mondell
Missouri River
Burton
Hopkins
Bartholdt
Mississippi River Commission
St. Francis
Ohio
Mississippi
Monder
House
Evolution of Our Flag
An opinion from the Gaston Journal traces the origin of the US flag to heraldic symbols in the Washington arms and the memory tablet for Colonel Leggi at Holy Trinity church in London. It argues the flag’s history reflects evolving ideas rather than a single definitive moment.
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Gaston Journal
Holy Trinity Church
London
Leggi
Eliza Washington
Washington
United States
Origins of the Stars and Stripes and its Washington link
A Philadelphia upholsterer helped shape the flag design in 1777 when Betsy Ross agreed to make a flag for the committee including General Washington Robert Morris and Colonel Ross. The 13 stripes and 12 stars in a blue field were adopted by Congress on June 14 1777. The article traces earlier flags, Franklin and Lynch clerks, and later revisions leading to the 1818 law ordering a new star for each state. The flag’s lineage includes pre independence banners and a claim that Reid proposed the star count method.
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Washington
Constitutional Congress
General Washington
Robert Morris
Colonel Ross
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Betsey Rose
Ross
Continental Congress
Independence Hall
United States
Betsey Ross
St. George
Bunker Hill
Paul Jones
Culpepper Minute-Men
Cambridge
St. Andrew
Franklin
Harrison
Lynch
England
New York
Boston
Aman
Beacon J. Lossing
Thomas Gibbons
S J. George
Vermont
Kentucky
Samuel C. Reid
Armstrong
Captain Reid
France
Spain
German Empire
Italy
Portugal
United Kingdom of
Great Britain
Montana District Court Debt Claim 1891
Peter Kenney sues James McGrath in Deer Lodge County Montana District Court seeking $645.00 plus interest from December 19 1890 and costs after a prior 850 damages judgment remained unpaid. Clerk W E Thomas seals the record. Corbett and Busch represent the plaintiff.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Peter Kenney
James McGrath
Allowes
Third Judicial
W. EE. Thomas
G. B. English
Corbett & Busch
Plantiff
Notice of Sale by Deer Lodge County Montana
The Deer Lodge County Commissioners will sell at public auction at the Anaconda courthouse on January 28 1901 at 10 in the forenoon. Described parcels include numerous blocks in Deer Lodge and Anaconda, various quartz and lode mining claims, and tracts in the Syndicate addition. Payment is cash to the county treasurer. witness dated December 26 1900 and sealed by County Clerk M Martin.
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Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Court House
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Jackson
Charter Oak
Lewis and Clarke County
M., Martin
Notice to Creditors Estate of James T Quigley
Notice is given by the executrix Mary Quigley of the last will and testament of James T Quigley deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate. Claims must be exhibited within 10 months of first publication to the executrix at 214 West Third Street Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Dated January 9 1901 Anaconda Mont.
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James T. Quigley
West Third Street
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
Mary Quigley
Mont
Diamond Ring Lost and Found in Trouser Pocket
An early Harper's Bazar note records Mrs Von Humer-Dear misplacing a diamond ring this morning and receives a casual recovery from Von Blumer who says he found it in his trouser pocket.
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Harper's Bazar
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Anaconda News
Jury Venire
Eriff
Somerset House
Nature
Her Majesty's Stationery Officer
Dezell
E. Park
Dancse
Schlapps
Short's Store
Austrian Hall
Hammerslough’s
Dave Sheffield
Luxton
Main Street
Maple Street
Jack Robinson
Standard Office
Hol. Scharnikow
Kearns Murray
Ehret
St. Paul's Church
H. W. Stephens
Bank
The
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Marguerite
Alvarita
Havana
Butte Mercantile Co
John Collins
Jake Relitz
A. Thalheimer
Belle of New York” Company
Margaret
Copper City
Louis Sandfors
Charles Julia
A. Johnson
G. H. Mendell, Jr
San Francisco
James J. Deveris
Dr. J. Hennessy
Butte
Louis Kaufman
B. 8. Gibbs
M. D. Korten
Chicago
J. FE. Lohman
Missoula
W. Mandell
Salt Lake
A. Christian
J. C. Brown
A. Thalherind
M. J. Macaulty
Denver
Gee
E. Johnson
E. A. French
Akron
J. B. Fitzpatrick
Ose
Butte Mercantile
Butte Mont
Hardenfly
Wallace
Idaho
Sheriff Conley
Mr. Conley
Irri
Milutons
Dr. McLaughlin
TL. A. McLaughlin
Columbia Sts
Seattle, Wash
Northwest
MacCallum
Cloutier
Anaconda, Montana
Krause
Harmiese
Smith Drug CO
Smith & Simons, Druggists
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