Homestake Buys Mine Near Brown's Gulch in Anaconda
Homestake Mining company filed deeds showing ownership of several mining claims near Anaconda including Sailors' Dream in Mill Gulch with a $25,000 sale from Kendrick and Barton. The firm also acquired water rights and other properties such as Emma Quartz and Old Quartz while planning a two hundred foot long mill flume.
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Phil. Greenan
Anaconda
Homestake Mining Company
Peter Kendrick
Irace Kendrick
Abraham Barton
Homstake Mining Company
Sailors’ Dream Nining
Silver Bow County
Millgulch
Mill Guleh
Mill Gulch
Brown's Gulch
M. A. Nunan
Social dancing and ads fill Anaconda city listings
City notes include social dance at Austrian hall tonight and local business ads. Mentions A F Fraser of Red Rock and Mrs Scott of Bozeman staying or registered, Richardson returning to Great Falls, Rinehart moving to Beaudry block, cheap household furniture for sale, and Strain's discount on night robes and flannel garments. Old O. K. Fountain saloon to open with free lunch. Lord Strathmore show referenced.
Remarkable New Catarrh Cure Gains Wide Acceptance
A new internal remedy, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, is praised as a radical cure for catarrh affecting nasal, throat, stomach, liver, and more. Dr. Ainslee reports satisfactory results in dozens of patients, noting the tablets are safe for children and free from cocaine or opiates.
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Stuart
Ainslee
Ladies of the Maccabees Install Officers at Barrett Hive No 30
Mrs. Anna Dolson state commander accompanied by Mrs. Davies installed officers for Barrett Hive No 30 in Anaconda on Thursday. Officers named include Louise Davidson past lady commander and Mary Thady lieutenant commander. Dolson praised the hive’s growth, noting membership more than doubled, as Davies promised a future visit by Silver City drilling team.
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Anna Dolson
Ladies of the Maccabees
Davies
Silver City
Butte
Anaconda
Barrett
Dolson
Louise Davidson
Mary Thady
Anna Culver
Allie Fagan
Anna Graham
Mary Kleinhans
Tina Trunk
Sentinel
Hannah Kleinhans
Picket
Anna Weis
Foreclosure Action Bridges William H Conley Estate
In district court Judge Napton ordered settlement of an account in the estate of William H Conley and directed notice and an order to show cause for distribution. Ira C Goose sued Emma B Cunningham and J C Cunningham, defendants served by publication, default granted, judgment for foreclosure on property securing a 2500 note. Rodgers & Rodgers represented the plaintiff. Latest belt and hair combs arrive at McRae s.
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Napton
William H. Conley
Ira C. Goose
Emma B. Cunningham
J. C. Cunningham
Messrs. Rodgers & Rodgers
Sailor's Dream lode claim and multiple transfers recorded
Patent filed for Abraham Barton and Peter Kendrick on Sailor's Dream lode in section 29 township 5 north range west. Mining deed from Thomas Williams to Charles M. Strobridge of Butte for half interest in White Mountain lode in Deer Lodge county for 125 dollars. Deed Catherine McMillan and H J R McMillan to George Worden of Deer Lodge county covering part of lot 29 Birch Hill, 100 dollars. Deed Thomas Murray to Michael Cosgrove of Anaconda for lot 18 block 3, 1 dollar. Placer location by P J Maloney the Red Cloud claim in section 15 township 4 north. Deed H H Durston to Robert Drysdale of Anaconda for all of lot 7 block 19, 420 dollars.
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United States
Abraham Barton
Peter Kendrick
Range & West
Thomas Williams
Butte
Charles M. Strobridge
White Mountain Lode
Deer Lodge County
Deede
Catherine McMillan
H. J. R. McMillan
George Worden
Birch Hill
Anaconda
Deede Thomas Murray
Michael Cosgrove
P. J. Maloney
Red Cloud
Relief for the Children Transfer Ordered to Helena
Authorities ordered the transfer of three Matthews children from the county jail to the Sisters' school in Helena. Chairman Kell ih er will arrange for the children to depart for Helena today.
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Matthews Pndren
County
Sisters’ School
Helena
Kelliher
Ex Alderman Sladich Clarifies Identity After Thursday Incident
Ex alderman Joe Sladich states that the man named Sladich involved with Marco Worbolich on Thursday is a different person and not himself. The clarification aims to prevent misunderstanding about the incident in question.
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Sladich
Joe Sladich
Marco Worbolich
Ingalls Released After Arrest Quashed in Local Court
Percy Ingalls is freed from jail with Justice Murphy quashing the arrest order at the request of his attorney J. H. Duffy. McElroy's $6 wage-claim judgment remains, but appears merely a formal debt. Earlier, McElroy accused Ingalls of planning to flee creditors. a confrontation left McElroy injured and Ingalls released. The dispute turns on the arrest warrant and the validity of the underlying judgment.
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Percy Ingalls
McElroy
Ingalls
Justice of the Peace
Murphy's Court
J. H. Duffy
Melroy
McEflroy
Mecklroy
Duffy
Murphy
Settlement Likely in Black Diamond Coal and Dayton Suit
Clerk of the Court William E. F. Thomas reports progress on the Black Diamond Coal company versus Frank C. Dayton case. A referee has taken testimony, a resumption date was set, and property work has restarted, with signs of an agreement possibly ending the litigation.
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William EF
Thomas
Black Diamond Coal Company
Frank C. Dayton
Clerk Thomas
Napton
Dayton
Anaconda
Caution in Bank Note Making
A bank note official explains how counterfeiters are deterred by exact duplicates and complex processes. He describes vignette engraving, the use of steel plates and rollers, hardening, and lathe work that creates raised and sunken lines. The center image is hand engraved, while corner networks are lathe made, with a $5,000 lathe cited.
Giant Smokestack 10 Come Down Near Washoe Plant
Workmen undermine the old north side smokestack at the Washoe smelting works to be blown down with dynamite once the base is prepared. Bricks within the tower will be salvaged for use elsewhere as the towering structure is deemed no longer needed.
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Anaconda Company
Montana
Death of John Robinson from Work Injury at Washoe Plant
John Robinson died at St. Ann's hospital after a week as a patient. He stepped on a nail at the Washoe plant which caused blood poisoning that spread through his system. The wound was on the instep of his right foot and proved fatal as medical care failed to stop the illness. His father stayed with him through the night until death.
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John Robinson
St. Ann’s Hospital
Robinson
Washoe
How Counterfeits Were Made in Early Note Printing
The text explains a multi step engraving and printing process for banknotes, where back parts are printed first then a green back, red stamp and numbers, with portions engraved at different places for security. It notes that despite safeguards many counterfeits have deceived experts.
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Hind
Washington
Not specified
A brief excerpt describes a worker leaping a dangerous plank act, completing the feat then returning to ground. The narrator notes the feat earned him glory and envy from fellows, who then could secure work elsewhere.
Daredevil on Niagara Bridge Plank Across Whirlpool
An account from Scientific American recalls a daredevil crossing a plank stretched between cantilever arms of a Niagara bridge. A worker ignores orders and advances toward the middle, then executes a headstand while the plank sags, prompting a frantic rescue effort.
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The
Scientific American
Niagara
How the Nerves Take Exercise
The article explains everyday bodily actions like shivering and sneezing as purposeful nerve-driven processes. Shivering generates heat to warm the body. sneezing ejects irritants from the nostrils with contractions guided by the fifth cranial nerve and brain signals.
National Debt a Sign of Prosperity
An economic debate notes that a rising national debt can signal growth and investment, suggesting debt fuels expansion and public spending, while warning that deficits must be managed to sustain long term stability.
Healthy signs in national solvency depend on debt continued
The piece argues that maintaining the national debt protects credit and prevents national bankruptcy. It notes Britain's example of meeting interest and warns that wiping out the debt would ruin tens of thousands, halt industry, and damage national reputation.
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Britain
The Doctor's Narrow Escape From a Bride's Prejudice
A Chicago Tribune tale of Emeline who bans doctors and preachers from marriage yet falls for Arthur Higgleson, a horse doctor. He confesses he is a doctor but argues love can overcome prejudice as they await a railway station ride to their planned wedding.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Arthur
Arthur Higgleson
Emeline
The World Shrinks Through Steam and Rail Power
A National Magazine writer cites Dr. Emory R. Johnson to show travel times shrinking from 65 days around the world in 1800 to 60 days today. Steamers, railroads, and the Suez Canal cut distances and days, with Jules Verne surpassed by modern speeds enabling rapid global circumnavigation.
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National Magazine
Emory R. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
Suez Canal
Jules Verne
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Ter
Baggs
Ravalli County
Twohy
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Episcopal Church
Strain’s
Anaconda Mission
Lydia Allen
Mattie Block
Commercial Street
Gordon Allen
Strain's
Lincoln Republican Club
Kerlin
Main Street
W. R. Allen
D. A. Boyd
Chestnut Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rod T. Williams
Capital
Williams
Elks
Maslin
McRae's
A. F. Fraser of
Red Rock
Scott of
Bozeman
F. Richardson
Great Falls
Rinehart
Beaudry
East Park Street
L. H. Fish, Jr
W. A. Coffay
Omaha
H. M. Lewis
Minneapolis
W. A. Walker
O. K
East Park Avenue
Mike Kordich
Lord
Mrs. Dolson
Mrs. da
Ira C. Gnose
Cun
Ninghams
McRae
Percy
Justice Murphy
M’elroy
McRae’s
Doctor
Ene Id
Tin Cow Brand
Helvetia Milk Condensing CO
Highland, Il
Anaconda, Montana
John S. Marshall
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
John R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
Asa’t
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