Conductor E G Zick Hero of Anaconda Wreck
E G Zick of the Great Northern, injured in a wreck near Anaconda, aided the wounded and led rescue efforts. He walked from the scene, found a torch, helped extract passengers, then rode to Butte for treatment and returned aboard a freight train. He later secured a horse to deliver news to Woodville, charging the ride to the company. Anaconda to Butte round trips and a July 4 special rate were announced.
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E. G. Zick
Great Northern
Butte
Caboose
Oak Street
Zick
Standard
Mr. Zick
Woodville
Express
Atock
Anaconda Methodist Episcopal Church Holds Last Quarterly Conference
The Anaconda Methodist Episcopal Church held its last quarterly conference of the year at the church with Rev. Jacob Mills presiding. Reports showed progress despite an exodus, with debt reduced from 3700 to about 1600 and 2000 paid. Pastor Cattermole reported 40 letters issued, 10 by letter, 11 on probation, 63 by probation. 20 baptisms, 17 funerals, 19 meetings, and about 900 pastoral calls. Sunday schools remain strong in Anaconda and other valley locations, notably Woet led by Mr. Kert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Epicopal Church
Jacob Mills
Helena Ang
Anaconda
Cattermole
Woet
Kert
Church Society Assesses Funds for New Year
The Ladies' Aid society reports earnings and expenditures around $250 while the Epworth league has distributed about $900 to the poor and needy. The church remains harmonious and hopeful for the new year though a salary deficiency persists, anticipated to be fully met by conference. There is unanimous support for Rev. Mr. Cattermole's return for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Epworth League
Mr. Cattermole
Wild Bill Setley Promotes Altitude Baseball Tales
A humorous Oswego letter features Wild Bill Setley explaining why games end after five innings due to thin air and low ozone. He recalls Helena and sewing societies, praises Oswego’s climate, and muses on earnings, summer plans, and a trip to Butte with Elks fans for a game, naming participants and local details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill’ Setley
Helena
Oswego
N. Y
Bill Setley
Bill
Utica
Binghamton
Anaconda City Events and Notices Flash Through Day
Local items cover Tucker ice cream promotions and a piano drawing at The Leader, a July Fourth celebration at Gregson Springs with dancing and fireworks, a vagrancy case, train sleeping car service notes, and community notices including a parade, ice cream deliveries, a furniture drawing, and a record filing for the Dora lode claim. Mentions of local businesses and residents include A. O. H. hall meeting, Standard building rental, and various names like William Scallon and Charles Keefe.
True Dooley Story of Mulligan and Dooley Heroism
In a Kansas City moment Patrick J. Dooley of Mulligan & Dooley stops a thief in his shop. He pursues, captures, and delivers a swift pounding with his right foot after grabbing the stolen bottle of Scotch. The deed ends with the offender released, perhaps after a harsher lesson than a court talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooley
Peter Dunne
Patrick J. Dooley
Mulligan & Dooley
Kansas City
Tsung Huamen
Boxer Party
Tammany Hall
Jimmy McHale
Elected officers beat for Division No 1 AOH meeting
Division No 1 AOH held a large meeting for the annual officer election. Dennis Bonner becomes county president with Wm Kelliher re-elected as president and Thos H Kelly re-elected as vice president. Other officers elected include Thos D Flynn recording secretary Dennis Callan financial secretary Owen ONeill treasurer re-elected P F O Donnell sergeant at arms and James Keenan sentinel. The organization is flourishing with new members joining at many meetings. Six propositions were received at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Bonner
Wm. Kelliher
Thos. H. Kelly
Thos. D. Flynn
Dennis Callan
Owen O'Neill
Fourth of July Preparations In Anaconda Activity And Picnics
Firecrackers and rockets punctuate Anaconda’s Fourth as businesses close and offices observe holiday hours. The Catholic club picnic dominates Mountain View park with contests and prizes, while others plan Mount Haggin climbs and baseball games at Gregson Springs and in Butte, drawing visitors from across.
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Anaconda
America
Mountain View Park
Mount Haggin
Gregson Springs
Butte
Catholic Club and YMIs Hold Holiday Athletics and Dance
A festive program features a wide list of races and events for men women and children including hurdle races 100 yard dashes broad jumps and a greased pig race free for all and member only entries. The evening offers a dance contest with top prizes and a singing contest between strong local groups. Anaconda shops decorate patriotically with bunting and flags for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Club
Butte Young Men's Institute
Anaconda
Special Rate Aimed at One Dollar Mark
A promotional plan proposes a special rate set at one dollar to attract customers and simplify pricing. The initiative seeks to boost sales and visibility for the product line during the upcoming quarter.
Fats and Leans 10 Meet Set for Friday at Mountain View Park
The annual baseball game between the Fats and the Leans is slated for Friday afternoon at Mountain View park grounds. Trains will transport spectators to and from the park, with no admission fee. R. R. Kilroy will captain the Leans and R. T. Williams will lead the Fats.
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Fats
Leans
Mountain View Park
R. R. Kilroy
R. T. Williams
Death of Mrs Collett in Bozeman after illness
News reached the city last evening of the death of Mrs. H. W. Collett of Anaconda in Bozeman yesterday. She had been ill for several months and died while visiting Mr Collett’s parents with her three children. The funeral will be held in Bozeman tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. W. Collett
Anaconda
Bozeman
Pardon hearing set for Reginald Coryell case No S72
At a Montana state board of pardons meeting on June 25 1900 the governor granted a pardon to Reginald Coryell a Deer Lodge County grand larceny convict. The board ordered July 11 1900 for hearing and published notice in the Anaconda Standard June 27 and July 4 1900. The decision was recorded by President T W Poindexter Jr and Clerk M A Mevily.
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Helena
Ment
State Board of Pardons
Reginald Coryell
Montana
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
M.A. Mevily
Cable
Vetrite
Tere Lodge County
Ontario
Train Schedule and Picnic at Mountain View Park
Bb A and BP Ky Co issue July 4 schedule leaving Anaconda for Butte at 40 a. m. 11 46 a. m. 12 45 p. m. 3 p. m. 7 40 p. m. 11 p. m. From Butte to Gregson Anaconda Mountain View park 8 25 a. m. 11 25 a. m. 1 30 p. m. 4 p. m. 6 p. m. 10 p. m. Trains run every 30 minutes between Anaconda and Mountain View park. Catholic societies picnic at Mountain View park. Baseball Butte Anaconda vs Butte. Round trip 1 to or from Butte.
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Anaconda
Butte
Gregson
Mountain View Park
Convicted conspirators in stock case get sentences in New York
In New York July 3 Justice Foreman sentenced Alfred R. Goslin to six months in jail and a $500 fine for conspiracy to depress Brooklyn Rapid Transit stock. Eugene L. Packer and Charles T. Davis got three months each and $250 fines. In San Francisco July 3 Judge Morrow ruled Dr J J Kinyoun did not commit contempt of court by requiring health certificates for travel during the plague. The ruling found no state travel restriction and no violation of the injunction against health authorities.
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New York
Justice Foreman
Supreme Court
Alfred R. Goslin
Eugene L. Packer
Charles T. Davis
Brooklyn
Goslin
Packer
Davis
San Francisco
United States Circuit Court Today
Morrow
J. J. Kinyoun
Prague standard meeting notes appoint new manager
Notice states a meeting at 210% Fast Mark Avenue in Anaconda Montana on June 21 1900. Thomas Bourne was named manager to succeed Aly Holly while Osbourne was identified as the contact for financial matters of the company PF. I. BY pI han, ve lient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Prague
Evenue
Anaconda
Montana
T Homas
Notice for Publication of Land Claim by Frank A Jones
Frank A Jones filed cash entry No 3982 for SW4 BEY and lot 1 section 12 township 4N range 11W under section 2366 K B He will submit proof on August 21 1900 at 10 o clock a m before the register and receiver of the United States land office Helena Montana to establish the non mineral character of the described tract George D L Greene Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Jones
K. B
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Greene
Hebey
George D. Greene
Register
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Butte, Anaconda
Wild Bill” Setley
Hasterners
Him
Elks
W. R B. Webb
John R. Walkup
R. de BK. Smith
F. C C. Norbeck
Frank Clinton
H. Frank Collins
H. W. Mehargue
F. W. Peckover
Tot Williams
B. Bliss
Bert Storey
Thomas Sutton
Dick Campbell
Frank Wall
Dr. McKenzie
J. BR. Boarman
Anaconda Cash Bazaar
Godard's
Tucker
A. O. H. Hall
West Pine
William Scallon
F. Adams
Salt Lake
Tolan Co
Conley, Clague & Collins
East Park
Kimball
George Crawford
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
The
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
M. A. Stapleton
P. D. Twohy
Anaconda Catholic Club
Jos. A. Hughes
John Podovich
Frank Maloney
Stebbins
Podovich
Clement Villeneuve
Dora Lode
Telegraph Gulch
Meyers
Louis M. Henoch
Chicago
G. J. Rowan
Omaha
Fulton
Denver
T. L. Pach
A. T. Bradley
Centerville
FE. B. Howell
G. Hall
Dillon
F. Murphy
Mallory
Mussigbrod
Garnet
Charles Keefe
White
Keefe
Devine
Hibernians
Price
Soar
Portree
Dodson & Hill's
Mason's
Richelieu
MacCallum
Cloutier
Anaconda, Mont
East Fifth
A. de
Smith
Montana Hotel
Anaconda, Montana
United States
Misa
Leesee
Sane
Main Street
J.b.losee
Wuuttal
Gatrolig Glad
MT. of
Pvervon EF Envete DD
Fats and Leans
Mountain View
S. W. Collett
J. W. Mehargue
Bb. A
BP. Ky Co
Marcus Daly
Donander Nb
Greenwood
Paul
Omanaa
England
Ireland
France
Germany
Orient
National City Bank
Union National
First National Bank
Omaha National Bank Ban OF
California
Francisco
Benner
Cashier
Locust Street
Anaconda Real Estate and
Insurance Agency
Nt. 2
Commercial Ave
Munyon
Arch St
Parle
Gko
B. Winston
Oble Company
Peru
Angeonda Mouens Paeied
Fou
Charles Bigg
Cole
Yellowstone Park
Ats Parkent A. Lycan Co
Boacusan
Agesio
Anaconda Business Directory
Attorneys
LAW
T. O'Leary
Warm Springs
J. H. French
Dexter
Correr Oak
W. C. Haynes
Vsicla
N. 8. Snyder
St. Ann's Hospital
Th.rd St
Main
Mont
World Messenger Co
Furst Bldg
VIAVI
Silver Bow
Lewis and Clarke Counties
Geo. P. Wellcome
Anaconda Livery Stable
D. G. Brownell
Connect. Us
Omice and Stable
Ifret Street
Warm Springs Creek
Lost Creek
Dingle Estate
AMM
Walses
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