Revival meets conclude in Anaconda with strong turnout
Rev Fort Schiveren wraps up two week revival at Fire Presbyterian Church with a prayer service this afternoon and sermon tonight. His son Ford Schiveren and the elder be in Butte to start a similar two week series at First Presbyterian. Attendees praise the eloquent, sincere preaching and the courteous treatment they received.
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Fort. Schiveren
Fire Presbyterian Church
Behi ‘Yerea
Butte
First Presbyterian
Schiveren
Anaconda
Montana
Fordschiveren, Jr
Stutte
First Presbyterian Church
Justice of the Peace Murphy Ill, Court Delayed
Justice of the Peace Murphy fell ill yesterday, leaving courthouse duties unattended. The case of George Stoken versus Marco Hummich was postponed until this morning due to his absence.
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Justice of the Peace
Murphy
George, Stoken
Marco Hummich
City Faces Growing Scarlet Fever Outbreak
The Anaconda Board of Health vows to take action to curb the scarlet fever epidemic as cases rise to about a dozen in the city. Physicians deem it genuine and nonserious so far, with Phil Greenan's child at 508 Pine Street the latest case. Most cases cluster in the east end, where exposure risk is higher and more reports are expected.
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Anaconaas Voard
Phil Greenan
Mr. Greenan
Pine Street
Funeral of John Robinson Held at Dewey Hall
The funeral for John Robinson was held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Dewey hall. Services were conducted by Elders Worth and Welch and not by the Mormon Church of which he was a member. Interment followed at the Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
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John Robinson
Hood
Dewey Hall
Eldersworth and
Welch
Odd Fellows
Cemetry
Strain's and Bee Hive Advertisements Highlight Anaconda Offers
Local notes report Strain's department store featuring half price women's and children's flannel robes, coats, corsets, and wool items alongside ads for the Bee Hive relocating to 316 East Park. Residents from St Louis, Chicago, Helena, Butte, and New York visit Anaconda, while theatre and skating plans unfold and a new license is issued for Anaconda residents.
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Strain
B. McCarthy
Helena
Anaconda
B. K. Clear
Antlers Club to Start Second Dance Series at Montana
The Antlers club announces a second semester of dances at the Montana, starting Thursday evening, after the first series ended in success. Manager Marshall confirms the Montana will host the remaining winter events, with the club seeking continued convenience for members and attendance. Meanwhile Anaconda public schools begin the second semester as superintendent Evonts reports rising enrollment and stricter entry rules to manage discipline and promote advancement.
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Antlers’ Club
The
Montana
Antlers
RJ. Williams
Turner
Marshall
Funeral for Marcus O Farrell In Anacondi
Friends of the late Marcus O Farrell attend his funeral in Anacondi Mass with services at his residence on North Washington Street then at St Patric Church Hutte. The funeral cortege will proceed to the church for the rites. The notice mentions walking skirts in the store line but is unrelated to the funeral event.
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Marcus O'Farrell
Anacondi
Ais
O/Farrell
Welock
North
Washington Street
St. Patric Church
Hutte
Mrs Tolan Promotes Sacred Heart League Event
Extensive preparations are under way for an entertainment by Mrs. RS Tolan under the patronage of the League of the Sacred Heart. Tickets are selling, with proceeds split between the treasury and the Ladies' aid society, noted as a delightful city event.
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RS. Tolan
League of the Sacred Heart
Nema
Nia’ Society of the
City
Probate filed for the will of Ho J Church deceased
In district court Judge Napton overruled a motion in Lacey vs Parker. The will of Ho J Church, deceased, was admitted to probate. An order set February 7 for health probate and directed publication of notice. Austin Rice defeated Eddie Toy at Olympic Athletic Club in the 11th round after Toy claimed a foul and quit.
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Napton
Lacey
Parker
Ho J. Church
St. Louis
Austin Rice
Eddie Toy
Fo Olympic Athletic Club
Toy
American liner wrecked near Holyhead amid heavy gale
A reported American liner is ashore 15 miles south of Holyhead near Vergefrane Point as a gale rages in St Georges channel. Part of the crew reached shore in lifeboats while others remain at sea. A later dispatch says 17 crewmen have come ashore at Aberfrawe Point confirming a total wreck.
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Holyhead
Wales
Verfrane Point
St George's Channel
Lonnon
Exchange ‘Telegraph Company
Aberfrawe Point
Mitchell and union officers elected at UMWA convention
Indianapolis Jan 2 At the opening of the United Mine Workers convention a bill covering railroad expenses for delegates was reported. Mitchell received 5002 votes for president and Wilson 36125 for secretary-treasurer. Vice President Lewis won 9003 to 1720 for Nichols. Delegates to the American Federation of Labor were chosen, including Haskins and Dempecy from Pennsylvania and Ohio respectively, while the city of Indianapolis was selected for the convention vote.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Committee On Transportation
Montana
Joan Stitchell
W Wilson
T. J. Lewis
T. D. Nichols
Pennsylvania
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell
Wilson
Lewis
W.dohn Fahey
Penn- Haskins
Ohio
John Dempecy
Promotion for Pulin Sun and divorce suit headline
Pekin reports Punen mun, governor of Hunan, named governor of Shan, provoking Allied minister protests over his role in missionary massacres. Dispatch notes Agnes Paterson sues William Paterson for divorce in district court, citing Christmas 1888 marriage in Canada and desertion with two daughters aged 6 and 2. Also mentions a sale on fascinators at MeRat.
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Pekin
Punen Mun
Hunan
Shan
Dispatch
Standard
Great Falls
Agnes Paterson
William Paterson
Lethbridge Canada
Sand Couse
Lee Davis and Lincoln honored at New York Confederate banquet
The 13th annual Confederate Veterans camp banquet in the Waldorf Astoria featured eloquent eulogies of Robert E. Lee Jefferson Davis and Abraham Lincoln. Speakers included Charles Adams Col Henry Watterson and William Russell. About 500 veterans and guests attended as songs and toasts recalled Civil War themes.
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New York
Confederate Veterans’ Camp
Waldorf-Astoria
Charles
Francis Adams
Massachusetts
Robert E. Lee
Col
Henry Watterson
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
William Hepburn Russell
Missouri
New York City
Henry J. Owen Press
Major Low
Colonel Watterson
George He
Alexander Univen
Regent
Empire State Society
WW. Fuller
North Carolina Society
George Biker
Confederate Veterans of New York
J. Nevitt Steele
Maryland Society
Georgia
Jefferson Davis Lincoln contrast fuels Southern toast
The Helena dispatch recalls speeches praising Jefferson Davis and Abraham Lincoln, highlighting their roles and destinies. It compares Davis’s Lost Cause to Lincoln’s Union victory, with remarks from Tugseul and Russell amid a round of toasts and the “Silent Brigade” taps. A separate Montana item notes William ONeill, a railroad foreman, buried after his death, and a district court notice in Anaconda announcing will probate for H. J. Church with February 7 as the hearing date.
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Abraham Lincoln
South
Tugseul
Jefferson Davis
Jeff Davis
Lee
The
Standard
Helena
William O'Neill
Montana
Flaherty
Justice of the Peace
F. 1
Aeting
O Neill
Third Judicial District
Deer Lodge
Hl. J. Church
Anaconda
Goll Par Mining assesses stock for 1% on Feb 15 1903
Goll Par Mining & Milling Co of Anaconda Montana announces a 1 percent per share stock assessment levied at a January 1 1903 meeting. Payment due February 15 to A F Gray treasurer 207 Cedar Street Anaconda. Delinquent shares after March 15 1903 will be sold at public auction to cover the assessment and advertising costs.
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Goll Par Mining & Milling Company
Anaconda
Mont
A. F. Gray
Cedar Street
Gray
Help Oregon bill seeks Portland exhibit commission
In the Oregon legislature a bill from Senator Lewis proposes a three member commission and a $10000 appropriation to host a Lewis exposition exhibit in Portland. The measure aims to advance international lessons and medical field references amid a fragmented, unclear narrative.
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Salt Lake
Lewis
Utah
Portland
Ore
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