Montana Fire Depts Seek Two Percent Insurance Tax Plan
Anaconda news reports a proposed Montana measure to tax 2 percent of all fire insurance premiums to fund firemen relief. The plan would require city clerks to report department details and direct funds to municipal fire relief associations via state warrants, with funds controlled by fire department delegates for relief and benefit purposes.
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Montana
Eose
Orty
State of
State
Authorites
Incorporated Fire Department
Fire Department
Anaconda Creates Sewer Improvement District No 18
Acting on a petition of abutting property owners, the city council of Anaconda Montana on Jan 5 resolved to create improvement district No 18 for sewer work through alleys in blocks 126 114 102 87 70 57 and west half of block 38. Protests must be filed with the city clerk by February 28 1905. G I E Wisner City Clerk. Jan 7 1903.
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City of
Anaconda
Mont
G. I. E. Wisner
Miss Trescott Promises Strathmore at Margaret Theater Tomorrow
Virginia Drew Trescott stars in the dramatic version of Strathmore titled Lord Strathmore at the Margaret theater tomorrow night. The cast, led by Trescott, features a refined company under David Traiter. Extravagant Parisian costumes and opulent stage decor accompany a production praised for passion and pathos. Thueson offers fancy vest patterns from 8.50 to 35.50, 309 KE Park.
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Virginia Drew Trescott
Margaret Theater
Onida
Strathmore
Lord Strathmore
Olga Nethersole
Lady Vavasour
Miss Trescott
David Traiter
United States
Ouida
Thueson
Park
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines at Margaret Tonight
The Margaret theater presents Clyde Fitch's Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines a refined satire of 1870s New York. Miss Elizabeth Kennedy stars as the prima donna Mme Trentoni with Theodore Babcock as Captain Jinks in a nationally praised comedy that delighted New York Philadelphia Boston and Chicago audiences.
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Horse Marines
Margaret Theater
Clyde Fitch
America
New York
Garrick Theater
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
New York City
England
Mme
Trentoni
Elizabeth Kennedy
Theodore Babcock
Helena Hotel Headsquarters for Commercial Men
The Helena hotel in Helena is described as a headquarters for commercial men who say it is a good thing.
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Helena
Adv
Spiedell Plans Move to Falls City with Family
Frank Spiedell returned from Great Falls after a business trip and stated he intends moving to Falls City. He will likely dispose of his Helena interests within three or four weeks and his family will accompany him. The Helena hotel, Helena, is noted as a place to stay.
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Frank Spiedell
Great Falls
Mr. Spiedell
Falls City
Tailoring Arrangement Lets You Order at Born’s Chicago Price
A new agreement with Messrs. M. Born & Co. enables book orders at the same price as in Born's Franklin Street Chicago shop. Prospective customers are urged to request the red fist when ordering. Thumson, 309 East Park Avenue.
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Messrs. M. Born & Co
Born
Franklin Street
Chicago
Thumson
East Park Avenue
Dezell Plumbing Co Takes Over F C Healy Business
Jos P Dezell announces purchase of F C Healy plumbing business and will operate at 50 East Park Avenue as Dezell Plumbing. All Healy bills will be collected by Dezell.
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F. C. Healy
East Park Avenue
The
Dezell Plumbing Company
Jos
P. Dezell
Roger Edwards Leaves Anaconda Postmaster for Health Reasons
Roger Edwards, longtime Anaconda resident and public-spirited businessman, is leaving the city to seek health improvement in Washington state. The city clerk’s office will conduct clerk duties from the treasurer’s office, signaling his departure after years of service including Civil War era postmaster tenure and current role as quartermaster of the local 4. A. R. He is connected to Congressman Caldwell Edwards as a brother.
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Anaconda
Roger Edwards
Washington State
Edwards
Wisner
Edward
Cleveland
Harrison
Mdadwaards
Caldwell Edwards
Atavism call to primal life in nature
John Myers O'Hara in Bookman presents a lyrical flush urging a break from society. The poem speaks of waking the feral self, fleeing comfort, and worshiping nature while casting off centuries of refinement.
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John Myers O'Hara
Bookman
Subcommittee Set for Partial Report on Torpedo Boats Inquiry
Washington January 21 The sub committee of the house committee on naval affairs plans a partial report to the full committee on Rep Lesslers charge of attempts to influence his vote on torpedo boat construction. Lessler testified under sharp cross examination and named two individuals who allegedly threatened defeat or hinted at a bribe, though the facts remained unsettled.
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Washington, Jan
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Representative Lessler
New York
Lessler
Lessier
Statehood Bill Doomed Test Vote in Senate Presages
A doomed test vote in the Senate signals possible failure of a proposed statehood bill. The result raises questions about future support and potential revisions before any floor consideration.
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Senate
Tug Leyden Wrecked After Collision In Block Island Run
The United States tug Leyden bound from San Juan to Newport ran ashore on Block Island Jan 21 and is a total wreck. Six crew escaped in a small boat dashed on rocks. 28 others and Lieut Chester Wells were rescued by shore life crews. The Leyden, built 1866 in Boston, weighed 450 tons and cost about 100000 dollars.
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Block Island
R. 1
United States
Leyden
San Juan
Porto Rico
Newport
Chester Wells
Shoreham
Lyland
Boston
James Donnell
R. L
Roosevelt signs militia bill in surprise ceremony
President Roosevelt signs the militia bill in a White House ceremony with Secretaries Root Shaw and Sanger and several Representatives from the House Military Affairs Committee present. Col Dimmick receives the pen, credited as author of the measure.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Root
Shaw
Sanger
Parker
Stark
Wiley
Conroy
Gaines
Bristow
House Committee On
W. W. Marsh
M. H. Beyers
Iowa
Bird
S. Spencer
New Jersey
EB. J. Dimmieck
The
National Guard Association
Col. Dimmick
December 1902 Revenue Figures Show Decline
The monthly internal revenue report shows total December receipts of $20,943,862, down $2,069,062 from December 1901. For the six months ending December, receipts fell by $22,972,991, reflecting a continued decline.
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Washington
Collector of Internal Revenue
Sub-Committee Adopts Antitrust Bill in House Judiciary
Washington June 21 A full sub committee of the house judiciary committee met today and adopted an anti trust bill. Democratic members reserved the right to offer amendments when the bill is considered by the house. The bill will be reported to the full committee Friday.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Masters and Pilots of Storm Vessels Open 17th Convention
Washington January 21 The American Association of Masters and Pilots of Storm Vessels opened their seventeenth annual convention with 56 delegates present including representatives from Manila and Honolulu.
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Washington
American Association of Masters and Pilots of
Manila
Honolulu
Minority report Against Fowler Currency Bill Emerges
A minority report from Representatives Talberg Thayer Lewis PugS ley Paget and Bartlett of the banking and currency committee states the current banking system is inadequate yet the Fowler bill would not achieve its aims.
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Washington
Talberg
South Carolina
Thayer
Massachusetts
Lewis
Georgia
Pugsley
New York
Paget
Tennessee
Bartlett
Banking and Currency Committee
Senator Elkins Introduces Railroads Anti Trust Bill
In Washington on January 21 Senator Elkins proposed an anti trust bill for railroads. It follows Knox recommendations on punishing rebate receivers and givers. It fines corporations rather than officials and allows injunctions against discrimination. Willful rebates nonfiling trigger fines from 1000 to 20000 dollars for roads and entities.
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Washington
Elkins
Knox
Road Building Course Proposed for State College
Helena Jan 21 The board of county commissioners considers a resolution to add a course in road construction to the curriculum at Montana State College Bozeman Assistant State P Examiner F H Ray cites millions spent on roads due to lack of expertise and urges study of the subject Commissioner W B Clark supports action but the item is to be filed and revisited later during road bill discussions
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Helena
Board of County Commissioners
State Agricultural College
Bozeman
HH Ray
Ray
W. B. Clark
Silver Bow County
American firm to build radiator foundry in Magdeburg
Berlin January 21 The National Zeitung says an American firm plans to construct a radiator foundry at Magdeburg. The paper believes the move reflects tariff incentives and that many screen manufacturers may follow suit.
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Berlin
The
National Zeitung
Magdeburg
Venice Votes Extra Credit for Historic Building Restoration
Venice officials approve a further credit of 60 400 to support restoration of a historic building. The total funding to be spent on the project reaches 200 009 dollars.
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Venice
Lord Strathmore: A Romance With Virginia Drew Trescot
A drama marketed as a sensational romance featuring actress Virginia Drew Trescot and a New York company. Produced with new scenery and costumes. Seat sale opens Wednesday at 9 am at Smith Drug Co. Prices listed as 1.59 and 1.00 dollars.
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Virgina Drew Trescot
New York
Smith Drug Co
Joe
Passengers Plan Legal Action After 13 Day St Louis Voyage
A meeting of passengers who arrived on the steam ship St. Louis last Saturday held in New York decided on a line of action. Mr Bernet of the passengers committee was authorized to engage local legal talent with Mr Lloyd to push proceedings with dispatch.
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New York
St. Louis
Bernet
Lloyd
Formalin Used in Attempt to Save Mrs Garrett Life
In St Louis on January 21, Dr Walter B Dorsatt began using formalin to treat blood poisoning in Mrs Alice Garrett. The patient, previously near death, showed marked improvement after the treatment.
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St. Louis
Alice Garrett
Walter B. Dorsatt
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised as Internal Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. It is a blood or constitutional disease, requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. The formula, claimed not to be a quack medicine, was prescribed by a top physician and combines tonics with blood purifiers to treat mucous membranes. Testimonials are available upon request.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ina
Stilvideo
Ohio
Lydia
Pinkham
S. S.S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Price
Toe
Guiin
Bosanko Co
Philadelphia
Washoe Copper applies for Hobson placer patent in Deer Lodge County
United States Land Office Helena Montana January 1905 notice on Washoe Copper company filing for patent for 31.40 acres of placer copper ground known as Hobson placer in Silver Lake mining district Deer Lodge county with legal descriptive survey points and measurements. No conflicting claims. location recorded in Deer Lodge county records. First publication January 12 1903.
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West
Fifth Street
Hickory and
Fifth Streets
Anaconia
Deer Lodge
Montana
Mary H. Durston
Martha Harrood
Anaconda
Mont
United States Land Office
Helena
Washoe Copper Company
Frank A. Jones
Discovery
Discovery Cut
Cronje Lode
Silver Lake
Deer Lodge County
S. KE. Cor
U. S
M. K
B. E. Cor
Recorder’s Office
Silver Moss
Laike Shore
Frances Placer
Frank B. Miracle
Register
W.t
Cor
Pacer
Ie Ae Frank
Miracle, Register
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