Father sues son over loans and goods sold in Anaconda
W Copinus files in the Third judicial district court seeking 1575.25 dollars alleging he lent 440 dollars on a promissory note and sold goods worth 766 dollars to I Copinus. He also claims notes from M J Fitzgerald 400 dollars and Frank S Faden 150 dollars plus a 75 dollar promissory order were assigned to him. An attachment was placed on the defendant’s property and his Main street clothing and furnishings store was closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Judicial District Court
W. Copinus
I. Copinus
Pliintiff
M. J. Fitzgerald
Frank S. Faden
William EB. Taylor
Copinus
Deer Lodge Trades Council Approves Eight Hour Day
The Deer Lodge Trades and Labor council met last night and approved observing an eight hour working day. Discussion covered a free employment office and a city funded employment agency, but no final action was taken. The council also considered the local Chinese question amid a recent rise in Chinese residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Trades and Labor Council
Anaconda
Dr Pierce's Medicine Promised To Heal Stomach Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion issues, claiming it helps the body digest and assimilate food. A Virginia resident, Mollie Colgate, testifies she endured a year of pain before using the remedy and now reports improved appetite and vitality, alongside Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and endorsements
One hundred dollars reward offered for incurable catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co of Toledo shows testimonials from West & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists endorsing J J Cheney. claims cure acts internally on mucous surfaces. Price per bottle is one dollar. testimonials free. Hell's Family Pills also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
J. J Cheney
West & Truax
O Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Price
Joe
Anaconda Trades Council Reports Strong Union Growth
President Roosevelt's push to reenact the Chinese exclusion act drew approval in general discussion. The Anaconda Trades Council notes a stronger council and many new unions formed over the past year, with all unions represented and in flourishing condition as delegates reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Anaconda
Trades Council
Local notices mix shop ads and city happenings
The city page lists shop sales at Strain's and Ehret's with half price offers on hats, bedroom suites, and hosiery. It notes a marriage license for H F Carman and Esther O Anderson, a social dance by the Twenty First Century club, arrests and fines for Collins and McAuley, a vagrancy case, and court dates for Flora Reinhart vs E De Kay with a demurrer hearing set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Reinhart
E. de Kay
Brotherhood of American Yeoman installs officers
The Brotherhood of American Yeoman installed officers at the last meeting naming Foreman C Barden Master J K Lellen Correspondent G Reinhardt Master of Accounts William T Smith Physician Co T Uhl Medical Examiner H W Stephens Overseer Harry Allen Guard Carl Campbell Lady Rebekah Mrs Lizzie Slack Lady Rowena Mrs Nobena Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
C. Barden
Co. G. Reinhardt
William T. Smith
Co. T. Uhl
H. W. Stephens
Harry Allen
Carl Campbell
Rebekah
Lizzie Slack
Rowena
Nobena Smith
Hill and Harriman Agree to Attend ICc Hearing
Chicago January 20 James J Hill and FE Harriman will obey the interstate commerce commission subpoenas and appear at the hearing starting Friday to determine how the community of interest affects railroad rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James J. Hill
FE. H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Protest Against Execution in Brussels Over Scheepers Sentence
Dr Leyds, European representative of the Transvaal, protests to the powers against the death sentence of Boer commander Scheepers, a sentence confirmed by Lord Kitchen er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Dr. Leyds
Transvaal
Scheepers
Lord Kitchener
Talk on Prize Fights by Rev Macurdy at Methodist Church
Rev Mr Macurdy speaks tonight at the Methodist church on prize fighting and its evils. He will argue against glove contests and the idea of exercise only, aiming to leave listeners clear on his stance amid local boxing agitation. Revival meetings draw large crowds with services at 7 30 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Methodist Church
Pastor Macurdy
Macurdy
Desperate Battle Fought in Panama Harbor
Report from Panama Harbor describes a tense engagement as US cruiser Philadelphia approaches for a conference while gunboats and revolutions units maneuver. The gunboat Gatien is missing, Padilla appears damaged, and the government vessel Boyaca ferries troops from Chiriqui amid reports Darien may be sinking.
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Panama Harbor
Patch
United States
Philadelphia
Gatien
Padilla
Boyaca
Chiriqui
Darien
Fighting in Panama Bay News at Washington Jan 20
Consul Gudger at Panama and Captain Mead of the cruiser Philadelphia report fighting between Colombian government vessels and insurgents in Panama Bay. No further advices until 8 o clock. Officials expect fuller reports soon. In Panama the death of General Alban, governor, is deeply regretted. he played a prominent role in the capture and surrender of Colon. He was about 60.
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Colombia
Alban
Dr. Silva
State Department
Legation
Mead
Philadelphia
Long
Perry
Iowa
Colon
Washington
Panama Bay
Gudger
Panama
Department
Silva
Navy
The Policeman Faints Before Mountain Lion Chase
In Anaconda a policeman, marching for duty, encounters a mountain lion hiding as a dog. He pursues, gains courage, and with revolver drawn, finally faints as the animal enters a gate and barks. The incident ends with the officer succumbing to fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Police Gazette
Poiceman
Panama Railroad reports sinking of insurgent and government ships
New York era cable from Colon states three insurgent and two government vessels sunk in Panama harbor naval engagement. Col J R Shaler, general superintendent of the Panama Railroad at Colon, transmitted the message.
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New York
Panama Railroad Company Today
Colon
Panama Harbor
Col. J. R. Shaler
Panama Railroad Company
Venezuelan Revolution Turmoil Reports From Curacao Area
Curacao reports say government troops held the line Saturday with several officers and 50 men wounded as fighting continues around Barcelona Cumana and Maracaibo. Insurgents claim gains near Laram while the Liberator steamer remains missing amid war tax protests by foreign residents.
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Willemstadt
Curacao
Peral
Feuenmayer
Laram
Barcelona
Castro
Congress of Venezuela
Maracaibo
Herandez
el Mocho
Paraguana
Vela de Coro
Liberator
Curupano
Supreme Court to form memorial committee for Judge DeWitt
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the Montana Supreme Court will appoint a memorial committee to draft resolutions after the death of Judge William H. DeWitt. A memorial service will occur at Forestvale cemetery with pallbearers including Chief Justice Brantly and Governor Toole. Services at the grave will be conducted by Rev. S. C. Blackiston.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
William H. DeWitt
Montana Central
Butte
Forestvale
Theodore Brantly
William H. Pigott
George R. Milburn
T. C. Bach
Joseph K. Toole
John F Forbig
Savannah woman credits Pyramid Pile Cure for cure
Mrs. Aaron Medron of Savannah Georgia reports a years long rectal ailment cured by Pyramid Pile Cure after two years of use. She states the remedy contains no cocaine or opium and is safe with quick pain relief. Druggists offer full sized treatment for 50 cents.
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Aaron Medron
Savannah
Miners Demand Higher Pay Across Regions
The report details West Virginia miners organizing 45 new local unions in district No. 17 amid operator hostility and mass dismissals for union activity. It urges funding to protect members, cites 5,000 workers in 80 local unions, and emphasizes eight-hour days and wage scales in anthracite.
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Hopkins County
West Virginia
Virginias
Mitchell
the &Me
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Capitol Building Accepted by Montana State Authority
The Capitol Building Commission accepted the capitol from Montana Building Company as completed. H. L. Frank, president, was released from further liability on the contract. The building is now property of the state. the commission will resume business later.
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Standard
Helena
Capitol Building Commission
Capitol
Montana Building Company
H. L. Frank
Mrs Sophie Binns Endorses Lydia Pinkham in Health Claim
A testimonial from Mrs Sophie Binns of Fruitvale Bal praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing congestion and inflammation of the ovaries after an 18 month illness. She credits the remedy with improved health and disappearing pains after two months of use.
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Sophie Binns
Young People’s Christian Temperance Union
Fruitvale
Bal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Drak
Mrs. Pinkham
Mrs. Sopatr
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Exploration and Mining company of Helena incorporated
Secretary of State Hays issued a certificate of incorporation for the Exploration and Mining company of Helena with capital stock of 1,000,000. Directors include B. H. Tatem F. S. P. Lindsay Sherwood Wheaton N. J. Gould Henry Sieben and others. Shares total 10,000 at 10 each. Also filed was the Mother Lode Mining and Milling company of Arizona with 2,000,000 capital to operate in Flathead county.
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Standard
Helena
Hays
Exploration and Mining Company of
B. H. Tatem
United States
T. C. Kurtz
National Bank of Montana
and & T
Surveying team begins Jocko line work near Flathead Lake
Special Dispatch reports Engineer Stannard leading a surveying party toward the head of Flathead Lake near O'Brian's to establish a camp and begin the Jocko line survey southward. Engineer Lupfer will proceed to Dayton Creek to secure a guide for the pass, with EB. Proctor aiding the traverse.
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Kalispell
Stannard
Flathead Lake
O'brian’s
Jocko Line
Lupfer
Dayton Creek
EB. Proctor
Dayton
Senator Proposes Indian War Veterans Admission Bill
Washington January 20 Senator Mitchell introduced a bill to allow admission to soldiers homes for men who served in the Indian Wars on the frontier.
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Washington
Mitchell
City Council Order Attested January 6 1902
By order of the city council on January 6, 1902 an attestation is recorded. The brief item notes official action awaiting further details.
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Anaconda News
Attached
Ing Council
Consid
W. R
Fior de Baltimore
Verberkmoes
A. O. H. Hall
the Grill Cafe
Main Street
Strain’s
A. H. Heilbronner
Senator Clark
Winchester
East Park Street
People’s Store
East Park Avenue
Ehret’s
H. F. Carman
Esther O. Anderson
Ehret
Rube Collins
Hayes
Lorin Ball
George Ball
Corner Oak
Sixth Streets
Twentieth Century Club
Cherry Street
George McAuley
McAuley
North Main Street
PD. J. Melenemery
Justice of the Peace
James Connolly
Friendship Hall
Miss Standing
Warim Springs
the Springs
St. Ann's Hospital
Yeoman Installation
MR. Macurdy
Ter
Washinngton
Isthmus
McKinley Monument Fund
American Federation of Labor
W. B. Wilson
Bookwalter
Ben Tillett
Orwell of England
Capitol Building
Commission
Fom
Stimilt Keppler Solis Co
B., A. & P. Railroad
1Po
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
Joan BK Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennety
V. C Norbeck
Montana
Anaconda, Mont
Uni Blates
John S. Marshall
District Court of
County of Lodge
State of
Della Eligabeth Pexton
Thomas Rey Pexton
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Bee
BEY
Sec
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Iso
Lota
Stuart
Deer Lodgery
Uni States
Mont
Thira
Monetana
A. de Kay
A. A. de Kay
Rh. BF. de Kay
Siance Ohim
William EF. Thomas
Ids
Per
City of
Philipsburg
Granite County
Wingfield L. Brown
American Exchange
Neshona’ Bank
York
Ee Vonda
Slate E
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