Anaconda Union Ball Delights Delegation At Hibernia Hall
Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen's Union No 117 hosts its second annual ball at Hibernia hall drawing members from several Montana cities. The event features a custom programme with tributes to city leaders and union officials, festive banquets, and numerous dances organized by committees led by Fred C. Green and others.
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Montana
Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
Hibernia Hall
Anaconda Union
W. F
Fred C. Green
T. C. Keef
John Morrisey
Joe Casey
John Lacey
William Dennis
A. J. Legrand
Charles Nhearn
James Sheenan
Pat Tierney
Bernard Oats
Matt McDonough
R. W. Rule
O. C. Hallett
A. Gerne
John Sheehan
John Tierney
Kk. J. Dugan
George Shuttey
Robert Schmitt
Waltz
Butte M
Lanciers
Butte
Columbia
Landers
Bon Ton
Baltimore
Schottische
Medley
Union
Two Women Charged With Street Walking
Last night Night Chief O'Brien arrested Bessie and Minnie Butler for street walking. The sisters were found roaming the city at late hours for no good purpose and will face a hearing before the city magistrate during the day.
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Bessie
Minnie Butler
O'Brien
Hunter lads taken to Philipsburg on habeas writ
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Stevens left yesterday morning for Philipsburg with two youthful prisoners held in the county jail. The writ of habeas corpus, sought by J. C. Hunter’s lawyers, aims to compel release from Granite county jail. The boys, once separated from their father in Deer Lodge, have not cooperated about any crime linked to the killing of Hunter’s son in law Walbridge.
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Joseph Btevens
Philipsburg
Hunter
J. C. Hunter
Granite County
Deer Lodge
Walbridge
Hunter boys to be discharged from custody
The Hunter lads will be released from Deer Lodge county jail. They were allowed to accompany officers to the sheriff's office and spend part of the day there since they were not charged with a crime justifying close confinement. The boys are described as well behaved and not troublesome to officials.
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Hunter
Deer Lodge
Sheriff's Office
Revival Meetings Continue At Methodist Church
Anaconda revival services draw unusually large crowds as Pastor Macurdy leads nightly gatherings. Dr Mills notes rising interest while revival hours are set to end at 9 pm and a Saturday night meeting is planned before a Monday rest break.
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Macurdy
Methodist Church
Mills
Anaconda
Helena
Court terms set for Powell Deer Lodge Granite counties
Notices from Clerk William R. E. Thomas outline Judge Napton will convene court in Powell Deer Lodge and Granite counties. Deer Lodge opens in Anaconda on the first Monday in February, with Powell in April July October, Deer Lodge in February May August November, Granite in March June September December.
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William RE. Thomas
Napton
Powell
Deer Lodge
Granite Counties
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Powell County
Granite County
Man Hopes For Quick Recovery After Jail Illness
Michael McCarthy fell ill at the county jail and was rushed to St. Ann's hospital. He showed pneumonia symptoms but recovered quickly, telling staff he would be well after a few more hours in care.
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Michael McCarthy
St. Ann's Hospital
Mike
Local Rail Town Notes And Retail Tires
Items from Anaconda include shop sales at Strain's and the People's Store with half price jackets, skates offered cheap, and a tire sale ongoing. Social events are listed including a dance at the Austrian hall and a bartenders union meeting. J C Conkey boosts the Grill Cafe for boarders. J Gerson visits from Butte. O G T meets Dewey tonight.
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People's Store
Mast Park Avenue
Typhoid Fear Grips Anaconda Worker
Allen Graham, employed in the upper works of the Anaconda company, was taken ill suddenly yesterday and admitted to St. Ann's hospital. Doctors are uncertain if the ailment is typhoid fever as of this report.
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Allen Graham
Anaconda Company
St. Ann’s Hospital
Graham
Parks Bring Joy to City Dwellers Says Uncle Hiram
In a chatty exchange, Uncle Hiram praises Chicago parks and Mrs. Flatleigh agrees noting parks let families keep dogs and avoid crowded flats. The brief reflects a lighthearted view of urban green space in daily life.
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Chicago News
Hiram
Mrs. Flatleigh
Fido
Full Operation Restores Lights and Cars
The city reports full operation of traffic signals and streetcars after repairs. Transit officials say service resumes normal schedule with improved reliability across routes. Repairs completed this week reduce delays and restore late night options for commuters.
Washoe plant powers Anaconda with bright city lights
Machinery buzzing at the Washoe Smelters and Works runs smoothly as it supplies five city electrical circuits. The old power source remains ready to resume if needed, while streetcars and lines operated yesterday from the new plant, promising improved transit times and dependable service.
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Anaconda
Washoe
Household Hints from the Brooklyn agile magazine
The piece surveys new household designs from English and international makers, including teacup attachments, teapots, cream jugs, and candlesticks. It offers a home remedy cough method with castor oil sugar and lemon, mentions candied mint leaves, and cites carpet cleaning tips with soap, water and fuller’s earth.
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Brooklyn
Lieutenant Governor Northcott Praises Mr. Austin
The report of W. C. Austins death recalls his memory in Anaconda as a respected man and lodge officer. Northcott of Illinois, head of the Modern Woodmen of America, praised Austins character and work in Montana and urged continued support for his official duties.
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W. C. Austin
Anaconda
Austin
Hone
Northcott
Ilinois
Woodmen of America
Butte
Illinois Statesman
Mr. Austin
Montana
Lodge
Indiana
Illinois
Why we choose walls when we eat says old theory
An authority notes that primitive man ate with a wall at his back to stay safe from predators and hostile kin. Today people still unconsciously prefer walls or corners for protection, not for better sightlines, when seating for meals.
Tricksters on Rails Echo West Train Robbery Piracy
In a New York Tribune recount, veteran express messengers recall a West used scheme locking a robber inside a box on a moving train to strike rich. A Burlington messenger details nerves, a coffinlike box, and a dramatic takedown after the box’s lid was forced, ending with a long prison term for the would be thief.
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The
New York Tribune
Johann Rees
Atlantic
West
Bex
Sons
St. Pal
Burlington
St Paul Imcelient
Agence
Abear
Laaughingly
Bill
The Baker's Secret of the Meringue Explained
A housekeeper’s guide explains how to prepare a light meringue using granulated sugar and cold egg whites. It details whipping to stiff froth, adding sugar in stages, and baking until crust and interior are done.
Merinque Care and Holiday Luncheon Tips
Advice from a home guide on preparing meringue without overcooking it as it dries in the oven door ajar. Suggestions include adding green peppers to chicken hash, using linen crash to protect fabrics when converting rooms, and restoring tarnished silver with floor oil and flannel for brightness.
Why We Seek Corn From the Galveston News
It notes restaurant seating preferences favor corner tables and those by the wall with middle tables least desired, illustrating diners’ likely choices and social habits.
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The
Galveston News
Fragmentary Philadelphia Pross quotes on Sunday piano remark
A garbled excerpt quotes Mrs Nexdore and Mrs Pepprey discussing Sunday piano playing and a daughter's behavior. The text is incomplete, offering just a snippet without clear event, names, or places to establish a full news item.
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Philadelphia
Dandruff Germ Theory Promoted by Hamburg Expert
Professor Anna of Hamburg asserts dandruff is a germ disease. She says the germ causes dandruff and bald heads, and can be cured by killing it. Newbro's Herpicide is claimed to kill the germ and restore luxuriant hair growth.
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Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Newbro
Fine Gold Chains Displayed for Ladies and Gents
An advertisement offers solid gold and gold filled watch chains for both women and men. It invites readers to inspect the finest line in the city, highlighting quality patterns and affordable prices.
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O Brien
Vmornts
Nawton
Corpus Proceedings
Munyon
New York
Musyon
Jacob Mills
Dewey
Fior de Baltimore
Verberkmoes
J. Gerson
Walnut Street
L. A. Parkhurst
City
J. C. Conkey
Strain’s
Bartenders’ Union
M. & M. Hall
Greig
Strain’a
East Park Avenue
John Klodison
Sisters’ Hospital
Eugene Kunkel
Pine Street
A. Finley
Kansas City
Anaconde
Pinley
Odson Clothing Company
Lieut. Gov. Northcott
Park and Main Streets
Eph
Eicbenezer
Nau
Frank Nau
Broadway
N.Y
Anaconda, Mont
John S. Marshall
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main Street
B., AL & P. Railroad
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
Genera Banking
Louis V. Bennett
Cashier
Norbeck
Cashiga
Lydia E
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Steeg Eee
Cook Remedy Company
Mesonio Tempie
Chicago
Ilbe
Seaagh
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