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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1901

Page

9

Butte Concert Hall Owner Arrested Over Dancing Women

George Pfautsch swore warrants against J. W. Kenney proprietor of the Montana Concert hall and several female employees for employing women in a drinking venue. Bail posted. hearing set Wednesday. The case cites penalties of fines up to 590 and jail terms up to 30 days.

J. W. Kenney Montana George Pfautsch Carrie Nation Butte Plautsch Lower Main Street Red Light James Weaver Montana Music Hall Nelson Grace Fisher Frances Hewit Jennie Doe Pfautsch Kenney Butte Kenney Casino Yola Graham

Two boys hold up Dr Woods' son in East Granite street

A 12 year old boy and another accomplice, both armed with revolvers, robbed Dr. P Woods' son on East Granite street near Wyoming and Quartz. They demanded money but fled when a passerby intervened. Police were notified and pursued the culprits through the alley, dropping one gun in the chase. The incident follows a prior report of a 12 year old being robbed of 15 cents nearby.

P. Woods Tam Captain Kid Main East Granite Street Hennessy Moat and Produce Young Woods Littl Quartz Street Woods

Senate considers several bills amid committee actions and debates

The senate discussed amendments to the 1899 inspection law and eminent domain for mining, debated Stanton’s fellow servant bill, and advanced bills on judiciary districts and bond issues. Actions included favorable reports on tax delinquencies and public funds garnishment, with juror pay discussions and mileage changes.

Judiciary Committee Stanton Myers S&s B Chateau and Valley Senate Reputer Courtney Murray Dillon Supreme Court

Subscription offer for Anaconda Standard premium art

Advance payment of $10 secures one year of The Anaconda Standard and a handsome prepaid premium. The deal highlights Famous Art Reproduced as the express prepaid incentive.

Honorable Man Guy Kingsbury Aged 24 Remembered As Kind

The death of Guy Kingsbury born in Sterling Illinois in 1874 saddens his sisters Mrs Trerise and Mrs Reed at No West Galena Street. His brother in law J H Trerise mourns deeply, regretting not placing him elsewhere than the mine. Friends describe him as a Christian and a kind friend to all.

Butte Connell Mary India Christian Board of Women's Missions Indianapolis Minneapolis Guy W. Kingsbury Eyts J. H. Trerise West Galena Street Trerise Sterling, Hl

Reorganized American League Forms Complex Trust Pact

Chicago January meeting of league representatives signals key decisions on expansion. Boston sent a proxy as the group signs a 10 year pact and transfers 51 percent stock and ground leases to President Johnson, shaping a potential peace or war with the National League. Manager McGraw reports signings of Brodie Reitz and Hank Reitz and Naps for Baltimore.

Chicago Baseball Club American League Boston National League Johnson McGraw Brodie Hank” Reitz Naps Baltimore

Carnegie Tube Plant Abandonment Possible in Conneaut

The Pittsburg Post reports ongoing talks in New York that could lead Carnegie to drop plans for a $12,000,000 steel tube mill in Conneaut Ohio. Josiah Rhodes of National Tube says Carnegie officers are asked to abandon the project, but he cannot gauge progress.

Pittsburg Pittsburg Post New York Carnegie Company Conneaut Ohio Josiah Rhodes National Tube Company Rhodes

Horses Cremated in Fire Destroys Livery and Nearby Buildings

Fire in Gothenburg Nebraska destroyed the Amos P singers livery with 20 horses, Ooecrant's block, Carlson Hardware building, Stack's restaurant, and damaged Carlson Mercantile building. The town lacks a fire department. a bucket brigade limited the damage. Loss about 25 000 dollars, half insured.

Gothenburg Neb Amos P. Singers Ooecrant Carlson Hardware Company Stack Carlson Mercantile Company Thames

Races Report from Tan Faran and New Orleans Meet

In San Francisco on Jan 28 Tan Foran results list six races with winners Joe Frey Bab Credo Bobby Handicappers and others. In New Orleans on Jan 25 results show six races with Egyptian Princess Triaditzs Pat Garrett Tom Kingsley Thurles etc and times ranging from 1:12 1:28 to 1:45.

San Francisco Tanforan Joe Frey Sod Sam Frank Bell Bab Tony Lepping Slap Dash Credo May Boy Mestor Bobby Formero Wyoming Bill Garrett Ordning Seated Plaid Vohker New Orleans Porter B John I Triaditzs W. J. Deboe Alex Pat Garrett Dr Mans Leon Ferguson Tom Kingsley Alpha II Weideman Thurles Tillie W Grey Fore Joe Collins Gray Daliy Zack Phelps

Seattle Cook Dies by Poison After Marriage Speech

A Seattle area cook, Frank M. Hanley, reportedly took strychnine at South Park after marrying Rose Breidenstein at 4 PM. The couple, seeking to escape a serenade, rented a lodging room for the night. Hanley died in convulsions as Mrs. Hanley awoke and learned of the poisoning.

Seattle Wael Frank M. Hanley South Park Rose Breidenstein

Premier Roblin Seeks Northern Pacific Buy in Manitoba

Premier Roblin announced the Manitoba government is attempting to purchase the Northern Pacific railway section in Manitoba but has not yet reached a definite agreement.

Winnipee Roblin Manitoba Northern Pacific Railway

Oregon Senator Vote Tally From Salem

In Salem Oregon the Senate election results show Corbett 29 votes Smith 24 votes Mebride 18 Hermann Moore 2 Williams 2 Fulton 4 Lowell 1 Orton 1 and 2 absent with 1 not voting.

Salem Ore Corbett Smith Mebride Hermann Moore Williams Fulton Lowell Orton

Governor Denies Pardon for Express Messenger Lane Killer

Columbus Ohio January governor Nash denies pardon for Hossivn H Perrell convicted of murdering Express Messenger Lane. Perrell scheduled for execution by electrocution at Ohio Penitentiary on March 1.

Columbus Obio Jan Nash Hossivn H. Perrell Express Messenger Lane Ferrell Ohio Penitentiary

Dr. F. B. Donaldson Moves Office and Residence

Dr. F. B. Donaldson has relocated his office and residence to 308 South Main and can be reached at telephone 411.

F. BE. Donaldson South Main

Eight Hour Day Adopted By Butte Union No 74

At a regular meeting of the Butte Mill and Smeltermen's union No 74 of the Western Federation of Miners the decision was made that from April 1 1901 eight hours shall constitute a day's work for all men employed in mills and smelters. Charles Whitely, president. Wm. Hossick, recording secretary.

Butte Mill and Smeltermen’s Union Western Federation of Miners Charles Whitely WM. Hossick Sec

Woes of a Jusk Ma and the Mine Clash

County Attorney Breen hears the case of Patrick Moriarity and his wife charged with assault against Orell Fountain a junk dealer living nearby. Moriarity curses the dago and describes his attempt to strike Fountain and a coal blow that damaged Fountain’s door. The case goes before Judge Olsen on Thursday.

Olsen South Butte Charing Patrick Moriarity Orell Fountain Fountain Moriarity Pat Moriarity Breen Mr. Breen

Disappearance of Bert H. Miller Reaches Police

Albert Miller of Minneapolis reports his son Bert H. Miller missing from Pinole Contra Costa county since last August. Detectives assigned to trace Bert's movements from the time he left Pinole as authorities pursue leads in the unresolved case.

San Francisco Bert H. Miller Pinole Contra Costa County Albert Miller Minenapolis Minn

Always Looks the Same floor covering sale

An ad touts inlaid linoleum that never fades as a durable floor covering. It highlights color through to the back, a bright smooth surface, and easy cleaning with any soap. It offers patterns and special prices from $1.50 to $1.65 per square yard, with typical prices of $1.75 per yard.

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