Butte Opens New Central Fire Station on Quartz Street
The Butte Fire Department formally opened its new Quartz Street central station, now with three stations, and assigned apparatus for quicker response. A luncheon and dance followed with Mayor McCarthy, City Attorney Lamb, and others attending as Chief Sanger outlined the setup and room layouts.
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Butte
Quartz Street
Arizona Street
Central
Arzona Street
Sanger
Wymer
McCarthy
Chief Sanger
Lamb
Connolly
Peter Sanger
Fred Martin
Henry Behringer
John Leary
John Seitz
Pat Healey
Joseph Boos
George Hurd
Fred Nobles
Martin Sheridan
Chemical Warcaat
William Robb
Frank Murphy
Wiliam Goff
Charles Holden
Martin Griffiths
John Connors
Dan Healey
Pat Cleary
Hook and Ladder No
Thomas Shinnick
Tim Thoroton
John Costello
Daniel Harrington
Charles Parsons
Jerry Shinnick
James Keefe
New Central Station
City Hall
United States
Police Department
Burglar Strikes Herpicide House of D M Newbro
A burglar or burglars entered druggist D M Newbro’s West Broadway residence while unoccupied and opened a large trunk, taking most contents. A young house caretaker reported the loss, police are investigating, and Newbro said only a bottle of Make em Stick hair tonic was missing.
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D. M. Newbro
West Broadway
Newbro
Jo’rick
Barelacs
Seattle Woman Is First From City to Pass Bar Exam
Miss May Elizabeth Sylvester of Seattle was admitted to the bar last Thursday in Olympia before the supreme court. She is the first Seattle woman and the first native Washington to take the examination. She is Edmund Sylvester's daughter, a California pioneer of 1847, whose building housed the first state legislature.
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Seattle
Wash
May Mlizabeth Sylvester
Olympia
Supreme Court
Washington
Edmund Sylvester
California
Attorneys Eye Motions as Divorces, Contempt In D-Department
In the Parrot Mining vs Heinze suit a demurrer was argued before Judge Harney over a related case in a separate department. Judge Clancy’s court saw two divorces granted Leander Duncan and Nellie Stevens amid contempt and guardianship actions.
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Parrot Company
Heinze
Thair
Clancy
Parrot Mining Company
F. A. Heinze
Apex
Little Minna Lode
A. P. Heinze
Harney
D’gay Stivers
J. W. Cotter
Stivers
Cotter
Mamie Roges
Lindsay
James Wilton
Eliza Jane Kitt
C. M. Parr
Wilton
Hirh
Mre. Kitto
Leander Duncan
Flizabeth Duncan
Ogden
Maintiff
Denver
Nellie Stevens
Martin Stevens
Navitit
Silver Bow
Jennie Murphy
Thomas Nesbitt
District Court
J. P. Collins
B. O. Madson
James A. Graham
John W. Fairfield
James H. Mils
Susan A. Smith
Holland
Henry Nickle
Louis Rohite Joseph Lehrington
Cheriles Schmidt
Tiarney
Jennie Tertsch Aginst Abert Bertsch
Oster
Farney
Clark's Wire Works Fire in Elizabeth Causes Heavy Loss
Clark's Wire Works in Elizabeth New Jersey burned heavily today with estimated loss around 50000 dollars. Fire officials reported the blaze began early and threatened nearby facilities before containment. No further injuries were announced.
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New York
W. A. Clark
Elizabeth
N. J
Northern Montana Office Ad Rates Notice
Northern Montana Office of the Standard is located in the Bach Cory Block Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Montana
The
Standard
Bach-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Weather Bureau report notes mild Northern Montana year
Havre Montana January 19 The 2000 weather bureau annual summary reports early spring hot summer and dry fall with no unusual phenomena. Last spring frost April 20, first autumn frost Sept 2. Average temperature 47 degrees, 6 degrees above normal.
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Weather Bureau
Havre
C. W. Ling
Montana
Husband's alleged infidelity spurs Montana woman’s bid for arrest
In Great Falls on January 19 Mary McKenzie sought arrest of her locomotive engineer husband for living with another woman in Dillon. She reports he left her for Havre then Spokane, gave no pay yet, and used funds she gave him. She plans to pursue charges with Cascade county authorities after learning they lack jurisdiction.
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Great Falls
Mary McKenzie
Gormsey
Dillon
McKenzie
Havre
Spokane
Cascade County
Canada
Etten
Master Plumbers End Montana Meeting With Elections
The Master Plumbers association of Montana wrapped a three day session in Great Falls with a revised constitution and by laws. Officers elected included John A. Collins president and Louis Danielson treasurer with W H Reid I Kreuger and others on committees. A J Walker was chosen to represent Montana at the national convention in Kansas City in March. The next annual meeting will be in Billings and the banquet at the ark hotel was a brilliant finale.
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Great Falla
Master Plumbers’ Association of
Montana
John A. Collins
Grest Fraus
W. W. J. Killeen
Butte
A. J. Walther
F. A. Sutton
Louis Danielson
Great Falls
W. H. Reid
Missoula
I. Kreuger
K. A. Hasley
Anaconda
Kansas City
Muarch
Billings
the Ark Hotel
Old Timer Dead in Great Falls
Harry Hughes a longtime Great Falls hide buyer died at Columbus hospital from blood poisoning after a two month illness. He lost both feet in November during a cold snap near Logging Creek and later had toes amputated. Born in England about age 48, he came to the United States in Great Falls infancy and he had no immediate relatives here, with a sister in Liverpool and a brother in Australia. A prominent member of several fraternal orders, his funeral will be conducted tomorrow afternoon under their direction.
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Great Falls
Harry Hughes
Columbus Hospital
Logging Creek
Hughes
Liverpool
Australia
New Candidate Appears for Recognition in Great Falls
Information reached the courthouse that a persistent new candidate appeared for recognition. The sheriff has entertained the stranger awaiting a vacancy, keeping him at the courthouse until a suitable slot opens.
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Great Falls
We Treat Men Only to Cure Them for Life
A medical claim asserts a specialized treatment for contagious blood poison that cures the disease completely without dangerous drugs. It promises removal of skin bone and blood diseases linked to the taint and restores vitality, claiming reflex complications vanish with the main remedy.
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America
Europe
Quack Medical Claim for Varicocele and Venereal Disease Cure
An advertisement from a medical practice claims to cure varicocele nervous debility and blood poison with modern methods. It boasts 700 cured varicocele cases in twelve months and urges afflicted men to seek consultation promptly. It presents sweeping promises of restored vitality and health.
Personal medical consultation and home treatment offer
The notice invites patients to seek home treatment with a preferred personal visit. It offers private counsel at no charge and provides a written contract backed by capital to guarantee the promise, and it also invites physicians with difficult cases to consult.
No Republican Caucus Planned for U.S. Senator Race
In Portland the Oregon Contest reports little support for a GOP legislative caucus to back a U.S. senator. Only 31 signers trail a majority, with two Democrats likely to back Corbett on the first ballot next Tuesday. McBride claims 20 loyal votes, Ringer Hermann eyed for 10 votes, and Democrats’ disunity hints at cross party or split ballots.
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Portland
Ore
United States
H. W. Corbett
Corbett
George W. McBride
Ringer Hermann
General Land Office
Will
Neeley Ready to Return to Cuba for Trial
Judge Lacombe in the U S circuit court vacated the arrest order in the civil suit against F W Neeley. The case arose from an arceny charge for stealing post office funds at Vayana. Neeley remains in custody awaiting a formal State Department order directing his return to Cuba.
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New York
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
F. W. Newley
John D. Lindsay
Neey
United States
Cuba
United States Court
Neeley
Marshel Herkel
State Department
Washington
Denied by MacArthur on Philippine drunkenness query
Washington dispatch reports on the Senate debate over Army life in the Philippines. Adjutant General Giewers and General MacArthur are asked to telegraph the condition of the army in Manila and across the islands regarding drunkenness and the use of intoxicants. The questioning touches on licensed houses of prostitution and related issues.
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Washington
Senate
Manila
Philippines
Notice to Contractors for Great Falls Sewer Extension
City of Great Falls Montana invites sealed proposals by February 4 1901 for labor and materials excluding pipe to extend the Sixth street main sewer. Plans and specs are in the city engineer's office with approximate quantities including rock earth excavation and various pipe during 28 24 18 and 6 inch sizes and manholes bases.
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Great Falls
Montana
Dunn Block
Mont
Sixth Street
W. H. Smith
MacArthur notes Manila army discipline and licensure stance
General MacArthur telegrams from Manila dated January 17 to Adjutant General Washington. He states drunkenness is less visible in the army overall, but in Manila a single drunkard causes a wide impression. He praises the army’s high efficiency and service while denying licensed or protected prostitution.
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Corbin
MacArthur
Manila
Washington
United States
Newlands Warns Against Nevada Lottery Charter
Representative Newlands opposition to a Nevada lottery franchise urges strict federal action. A company seeks a nationwide charter and plans to push the Nevada legislature. The postmaster general cautions that US law bans mailing or shipping lottery material with penalties.
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Washington
Van
Newlands
Nevada
United States
Express
San Francisco violinist Banner headlines Berlin concert
Michael Banner appeared at Beethovensaal with the Philharmonic orchestra performing Beethoven concerto, Mendelssohn concerto, and the first movement of Brahms concerto. He drew a distinguished audience and broad acclaim, with plans to tour London.
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Berlin
Michael Banner
San Francisco
Beethovensaal
Philharmonic Orchestra
Brahm
Banner
London
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Botte, Mont
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