Flume Ice Dams at Washoe Smelter Cooled Up
Anaconda Copper reports repairs to all leaks in the new Washoe smelter flume south of town. Officials favor tightly covering the flume to prevent ice dam formation and ensure steady water flow to the plant. Ice dams north of the city caused flooding but damaged areas were minor with no homes affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Repath
Washoe
Anaconda Copper Company
Anaconda
Old Lake Park
Walker's Gulch
Supreme Court to recess from Monday to Monday
Chief Justice Fuller announced the Supreme Court would take a recess from next Monday until the following Monday. The brief pause affects all ongoing cases and schedules, with no further details provided at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Pyramid Pile Cure Claims 30 Year Cure
Thomas E Wood from Sacramento testimonials after using Pyramid Pile Cure a 50 cent box. He says he suffered 30 years and a dangerous operation before relief. He claims the product cured all forms of piles and offers mail order from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Wood
Seventeenth Street
Sacramento
Cal
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Church Seeks Pastor for Anaconda Congregation
Members of the First Presbyterian Church of Anaconda and attendees will meet on Wednesday to select a new pastor. The church has been without a pastor since December, with outside ministers filling the pulpit in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
Anaconda
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Cleland
City notes and sales plus visits from out of town
The city hosted visitors from Butte and Cincinnati and announced sales at Strain's and People's Store. A card party by Pioneers of the Pacific is set for February 1 at the AOH hall, with admission 2 cents. Also reports of illnesses, arrests, and local business promotions appear alongside fur and garment sales and a visit by traveling salesman Henry Cohen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneers of the Pacific
A. O. H. Hall
Park County Court Opens as Bishop Faces Murder Charge
The January term of Park County district court opens with a heavy calendar. J C Bishop faces trial for the September murder of Chet Cunningham at Chico, claiming self defense after a mining claim dispute. The state contends Bishop was the aggressor as the quarrel escalated and the fatal shot was fired.
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Livingston
District Court
Park County
Guy Pollock
Frank A
Trail Creek
H. E. Lee
Lee
H. Lavelle
Lavelle
Bishop
Chico
Cunningham
Loftus urges two major leagues to harmonize structure
Tom Loftus arrives in Chicago and argues the National factions are in disarray. He favors a two big majors system under a new national agreement with mutual respect for contracts and players. He also opposes minor league protections, suggesting big clubs seek young players directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Loftus
Chicago
American League
Spalding
Freedman
al Spalding
Baseball factions near agreement and Spalding dispute
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes factions will unite for the season despite internal contention. Spalding remains distant from ousting Freedman, while Hart’s letter to Brush and Brush’s cautious handling of correspondence influence the bolter narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hough
Brush
Philadelphia Inquirer
Spalding
Freedman
Hart
Mr. Spalding
Bolters
Anaconda Elks Set for Zion Trip in August
Anaconda lodge plans a Montana Elks excursion to Zion National Park via the Oregon Short Line. Rod Williams and W B Webb manage local arrangements with Salt Lake City hosts promising a splendid welcome. The Helena meeting confirmed the trip’s pleasant prospects and strong support from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Salt Lake City
Lodge of Anaconda
Anaconda Lodge
Montana Elks
Silver Bow
Oregon Short Line
Zion
Great Salt Lake
Anaconda
Salt Lake
Utah City
Elks
Rod Williams
W. B. Webb
Helena
Fair Lake
Admiral Schley Visits Chicago in a Busy Day
In Chicago on January 27 Admiral Schley concluded his visit with a packed day greeting thousands. He toured the W. B. Schley school building, where 900 children hugged his hand as they sang. German societies presented resolutions praising his wartime service and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sehley
Schley School
Rovers Wheel Club Bids on Parker Armstrong Fight
Pueblo based Rovers Wheel club bids for the Parker Armstrong fight and may seek more than a percentage of gross receipts. Elyine Athletic club has bid that much and Denver access could be offered to allow local fans to view the mill without rail fare to Pueblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovers Wheel Club
Pueblo
Elyine Athletic
Rovers
Elyria Club
Denver
Remarkable Recovery From Civil War Wound Described
In a Philadelphia Public Lodge reminiscence General Miles recalls a near fatal abdominal injury at Chancellorsville and his subsequent recovery after infection and surgery. He notes the wound healed, and within three months he stood again, one of three severe wounds he suffered with the Army of the Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
President McKinley
Buffalo
Miles
Anderson
Hooker
Chancelorsville House
Army of the Potomac
Chamberlain's Remedies Boosted In Broad Testimonials
A pamphlet style ad extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Stomach & Liver Tablets. It cites cures for persistent coughs, colds, pneumonia threats, croup, and stomach trouble with testimonials from Mrs Geiger of Dunkerton Iowa and R Wheeler of Northwood North Dakota. Available at Standard and Smith drug stores and all druggists in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
Butte
5. Geiger
Dunkerton
Iowa
Standard Drug Store
R. Wheeler
Northwood
Admiral Schley Honored at Chicago Naval Battalion Dinner
A dinner for the guest of honor, the admiral, was hosted by the Chicago naval battalion officers in the blue room of the Auditorium hotel with about 75 attendees. The admiral then inspected the battalion at the First Infantry armory on Michigan avenue before leaving for Louisville with Mrs. Schley tomorrow morning at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Auditorium Hotel
First Infantry
Michigan Avenue
Chicago Naval Battalion
Schley
Louisville
Butte Court Handles Malicious Mischief and Larceny Cases
In Butte Justice Libby's court Deputy County Attorney Lynch filed a complaint against Joe Majerle for malicious mischief after a rampage damaged a saloon at 1200 Talbott Avenue. Separately in Justice Shepherd's court Watchman John Eahart charged Foster with petty larceny for taking wood from G A Free fuel dealer, amid reports of fuel losses. In Tacoma a man known as Fred Albert alias Fred Webster was arrested in Everett on desertion charges from the U.S. Army. Webster, whose wife and child live in Webster City Iowa, is returned to Fort Plager for army officers.
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Frank Cash
Foster
Tacoma
Wash
Fred Albert
Fred Webster
Everett
United States Army
Webster
Chicago
Gilbert
Webster City
Iowa
Fort Plager
Asylum Superintendent Removed in Guthrie Oklahoma
Governor Ferguson on January 27 dismissed Dr Felix L Winkler as superintendent of the Oklahoma Reane asylum after an investigation by a committee. A four physician panel was appointed to oversee the facility temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma Reane
Ferguson
Felix L. Winkler
Kingfsher
Strobel laughs off Western association Toledo plan
Manager Strobel of the Toledo team dismisses reports that the Western Association would place a club in Toledo. He says the Western association could not come in there if it wanted to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strobel
Toledo
Western Association
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Ehret’s
Will
Newsro
Livavestoy
Arbigold LaLowny
Munygn
Orgace
Leius
Broadway
26Th ST. Suw
Church
Ter
W. R
Rathbone Sisters
Flor de
Baltimore
Verberkmoes
Hibernian Hall
Davidson of
N. W. Simmons
Montana
R. H. de Weese
Kansas City
G. H. Bradt of
Cincinnati
George FE. Hopkins
St. Louis
Milton Rosenblatt
San Francisco
Sam L. Mahan
Seventh Street
Strain
Baal! Elford
Putte
Bertha Sawyer
Strain’s
Henry Cohen
P. 10. Pierce
J. A. Matthews
W. L. Clark
Btrain
W. C. McSbride
The
Rio Grande Western
Ity
Sawyer
Mrs. Deigh
Virginia
Mr. Deigh
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
People’s Store
East Park
Tony Smith
George Baily
Marchion
Park County's Court
Chet Cunningham
Mamie Herbert
Elmwood Ave
Buffalo, N.Y
Empire State Fortnightly
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Mrs. Pinkham
Mamie Herpert
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Cieties
Usteem
Louis
Ville
Sarliago
RE. A. Munger
Hamilton Club
Maryland Society of Chicago
Munger
Atalat
Want Parker-Armstrong Pighs
Mr. Wheeler
Butte News
Ae Strobel
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main Street
K., A. & P. Railroad
Liebig
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
John BR Tcolp
M. MB. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
Norbeck
Dee
Anaconda, Mont
C.aés. Kates
Sohn S. Marshall
Otier
American Exchange National Hank
New Terk
Vimuary
A. DB
W. W. Harper
Motana
Mids
Per
City of
Philipsburg
Granite
Mont
Altest
Wingpie i. Brown
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