Man seeks dry goods store during frantic home arrival
Police surrounded a frightened Anaconda man who rang doorbells on East Park avenue at dawn seeking a clerk with store keys. After a bracer of brandy he explained a newborn son prompted the panic as police learned the clerk lived on West Park avenue, not far away.
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Park Avenue
East Park Avenue
Locagé Street
Anaconda
Frank O'Brien
Barney
John Barkovich
West Park Avenue
Doctor claims pink pills cured paralysis claim
A Peoria man states he was declared unfit for work due to incipient paralysis until taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits six boxes with restoring health seven years ago and endorses the treatment as a blood and nerves tonic. Pills sold by dealers or mailed from Schenectady at fifty cents a box or two dollars fifty for six.
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F. J. Graham
Jefferson Street
Peoria
Williams
Dandruff Germ Killed by Herpicide Claims
The ad touts Herpicide to cure dandruff and prevent hair loss, arguing the germ causes thinning or baldness. It promotes buying from druggists and offers a 70 cent sample by mail from The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Mining men optimistic on Cary business from Silver Lake and Georgetown
William Setter of Silver Lake and John Stanner of Georgetown visited Cary on business. They reported a prosperous state in both camps with a potential small boom. The Cable mine is operating at full blast with more workers and high ore quality, suggesting it could become a major state producer.
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William Setter
Silver Lake
John Stannel
Georgetown
Stanner
Setter
United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Washoe Copper Company
Montana
Frank Jones
Anaconda
Discovery
Cronje Jode
Deer Lodge County
U. S
Cmecres
S. EE
U. 8
IL. M
D. m
Reese Ord
Recorder’s Office
Silver Moss
Lake Shore
Frances Placer
Lord Strathmore at the Margaret Theatre opens tonight
The Margaret Theatre presents Ouida's Lord Strathmore in a first city production under David Traitel. Virginia Drew Trescott stars as Lady Vavasour with a carefully chosen cast, promising a scenic, Broadway level experience and positioning it as a season social event.
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Lord Strathmore
Strathmore
Ouida
Margaret Theater
David Traitel
Virginia Drew Trescott
Lady Vavasour
Leslie Carter
Austrian saloon keepers clash as judge fines one
Marco Herbolich an Austrian saloon keeper is arrested for assaulting J. J. Sladich. Judge Hayes fines Herbolich five dollars and costs after Sladich testifies of a punch. Sladich secures another warrant from Justice Murphy as Herbolich posts bonds and faces trial.
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Marco Herbolich
J. J. Sladich
Mr. Sladich
Herbolich
East Park Avenue
Fast Third Street
Sladich
William Taylor
Park Avenue
Joe Sladich
Hayes
Siadich
Mrs. Kelly Fined In Assault Case
Mrs. M. Kelly settled before Justice Hendricks after a neighbor dispute with Mrs. Lulu Harrison. The charge was reduced from second degree to third degree assault. a $5 fine was paid and Mrs. Kelly was released. Attorney J. W. James represented the defendant.
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Court of Justice of the Peace Hendricks
M. Kelly
Lulu Harrison
Kelly
Harrison
Justice of the ‘Peace Hendricks
McCaffery
Justice of the Peace Hendricks
J. W. James
Helena hotel named HQ for commercial men
The Helena hotel in Helena is described as the headquarters for commercial men who say it is a good thing.
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Helena
Postponed Delinquent Tax Sale Set By County Treasurer
County Treasurer Twohy postponed the delinquent tax sale, originally due this afternoon, to 2:40 today. Only a few parcels remain unpaid and will be offered at the hammer today at the Helena hotel in Helena.
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Twohy
Funeral for Infant Mallen Buried in Calvary Cemetery
The infant child of W. D. Mallen, who died on Wednesday, was buried yesterday in Calvary cemetery. The funeral service was conducted at the family residence at 422 Birch Street. Thueson offers shirts and underwear to order.
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W. D. Mallen
Calvary Cemetery
Birch Street
Plumbing firm sold to Jos. P. Dezell at 505 E. Park
The plumbing material and book accounts were sold to Jos. P. Dezell who will continue the business at 505 E. Park Street. John W. Dezell is noted in connection with the sale.
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Jos. P. Dezell
E. Park Street
John W. Dizell
Mrs Mary E Duffy Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Mary E Duffy died yesterday at 2065 East Park Avenue after a lingering illness from Brights disease. She was 31 and born in Virginia City Nevada. Her husband Dr J Duffy works for Copper City Commercial Co. They have no children. Funeral arrangements await word from a brother in Tonopah Nevada.
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Mary E. Duffy
East Park Avenue
Bright
Virginia City
Nev
BR. J. Duffy
Copper City Commercial Company
Tonopah
New
Butte Man Burned At Work Sent To St Ann’s Hospital
J. J. Logan an employee of the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway residing at 74 West Park Avenue was badly burned on the arm yesterday while at work and was taken to St. Ann’s hospital for treatment. Jakie Norkovich an employee at the Washoe smelter residing at 504 Sec
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J. J. Logan
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
West Park Avenue
St. Ann's Hospital
Jakie Norkovich
Washoe
Object Lesson In Digestion From Hearty Older Diners
A physician notes hearty older men aged 60 to 50s enjoying beef, lamb, and lobster in restaurants and argues vigor in old age comes from digestion and wholesome food not dieting. He praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming they aid digestion without bowel effects, and notes wide traveling user base and druggists selling at 50 cents.
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Voftee
Stuart
Maine
California
Injuries Reported From City Incidents
End Street resident received a lacerated finger at St Ann's hospital yesterday. James Sheehan of Sir East Fifth Street was struck by a belt at the Washoe smelter, suffering a severe scalp wound and treated at St Ann's hospital.
Washington's Birthday Card Party Planned by Division No 2
Division No 2 A O H H prepares a Washington's Birthday event with a card party and ball on Monday night February 23 at the A O F hall. Committee members James White Frank Fitzpatrick and Thomas Murphy oversee arrangements. The program includes early card games followed by dancing with music likely from the Union orchestra.
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A. O. HH
Washington
Mehue
A. O. FH
James White
Frank Fitzpatrick
Thomas Murphy
Union
Short Orders of the Court Continued and Decrees Filed
In district court before Judge Napton the case Stackhouse v Le ogh was continued for the term. Fitzpatrick v Olaf Johnson allowed to file a demurrer to the complaint. The appeal from the justice of the peace court. Estate of Patrick Weaver petition for distribution filed and final discharge and settlement decrees signed and entered.
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Napton Ae
RE. Stackhouse
IM. A. le Ogh
M. J. Fitzpatrick
Olaf Johnson
Justice of the Peace Court
Patrick Weaver
Thueson Park Avenue Notice
A brief public notice from Thueson at 309 EB Park Avenue addresses a large number of items and emphasizes controlled distribution and steady progression to satisfy demands. The text implies a conditional invitation to join the effort while ensuring orderly handling.
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Thueson
Park Avenue
Wolves Threaten Deer in Minnesota Snow Decline
Duluth correspondent reports Minnesota lawmakers may raise deer bounty as wolves surge in the north. Sightings tie wolves to moose calf deaths, while farmers guard stock near Duluth. Hard crust snow favors wolves, threatening deer hunting grounds and prompting calls for action.
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Duluth
Chicago Chronicle
Minnesota
W. B. Douglass
Baptism River
Jean de Luth
Wolves Attract Bounties In St Louis County Hunting Push
Commissioners in St Louis County vote to offer a 25 dollar bounty per wolf with extra medals and prizes for top killers. Hunters from several states arrive for the winter hunt amid traps and novel scent posts. A Duluth survival tale recounts a farmer narrowly escaping a wolf pack while a dog is killed.
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St. Louis County
Duluth
John G. William
Jean de Luth Stock Farm
St. Louie County
Charles Janiteh
Lake Suuperior
Mr. Janitch
Jantech
Theodore Folkeson
Diphtheria Linked to Lead Pencils in Passaic Schoolrooms
An epidemic of diphtheria among Passaic children is traced to schoolroom lead pencils. One child with diphtheria spread it as others bit pencil ends. Parents urged to provide personal pencils to reduce transmission and protect children.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Passaic
Dr Parker's Library Across Public Spaces
Dr Parker described his library as a daily journey through underground trains omnibuses tea shops churches stations receptions meetings jubilees and sickbeds reflecting a life spent gathering ideas beyond a traditional study. The passage paints him as blending life with learning across many public spaces.
Capital 100000.00 A General Banking Business transacted
Capital of 100000 dollars listed for a general banking business transacted with accounts solicited and correspondence merited.
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Joe Stadich
Justice Court
MR. Twohy
Mallen Child
Thueson’s
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Millers of Falcon Pure Foods
Des Moines, Ia
A. O
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Perry Sholes
Chester Swingley
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Wales
London Daily Chronicle
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Dancing
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Naconda, Margaret Theater Aginity Management
Northwestern Theatrical Association
Greatery
Dr Ims
New York
Smith Drug Co
Anacorda
Margaret
Northwestern Theatrical
Harry Beresford
George Bronadhurst
Ee Mr. Wright
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Smith Drug .Co
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Naconda, Montana
United States
John S. Marshall
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
John R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F.C. Norbeck
Ass’t
W. A. Cook
M. Dia
Cook Medical CO
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Frank A. Jones
Anageondu
M. K
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Frank D. Miracle
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