Stranger at Deer Lodge Station Suspected Kid Curry Presence
Special dispatch reports Deer Lodge residents debating if Kid Curry, once tied to Great Northern robberies, visited the town. A stranger at the Northern Pacific depot bought a ticket to Butte, concealed his face, and bore a facial likeness to Curry’s photo, fueling rumors amid cautious rail officials and local sheriffs.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Kid Curry
Langit
Great Northern
Id Curry
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Butte
Curry
Sheriff Young
Livingston
Springdale
Sheriff Benner Heads Cascade County Posse Visitor
Sheriff Benner of Great Falls visited Deer Lodge for a few hours today as leader of Cascade County's posse. Local dispatch notes his remarks on the chase and related policing efforts.
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Cascade County
Outlaws Robbed Great Northern Train Near Wagner
A county posse pursued the thieves who robbed the Great Northern train near Wagner on July 3. Sheriff Furey of Silver Bow county and Col. Tom McTague hosted the officers in Butte while Benner provided steamy narration of the Northern Montana fair to an amused crowd before their departure for home on the Butte-bound train.
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Great Northern
Wagner
Warm Springs
Sheriff Furey
Silver Bow County
Col
Tom McTague
Mr. Benner
Montana
Mr. Furey
Butte Mining & Development Co Stock Promotion
The Butte Mining and Development Co stock trades at 1.50 dollars with par value five dollars. Promoters claim the stock should reach ten dollars within a year and invite potential investors to contact Messrs. Lynch and McDowell at the Montana hotel to view maps and obtain their prospectus.
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Messrs. Lynch & McDowell
Montana
Notorious Healy Sent to State Prison From Deer Lodge
Sheriff J B Furey of Silver Bow county delivered two prisoners to the penitentiary at Deer Lodge. One is Palmer, recently sentenced in Butte, and the other is Pat Healy in his fourth prison term. Healy has used multiple aliases and faces a five year term after taking part in a jail break at Butte a month earlier.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
J. B Furey
Silver Bow County
Young Palmer
Butte
Pat Healy
Healy
Haynes
McIntyre
Minningham
Minor accidents treated at St Ann's Hospital
Three cases of minor accidents were treated yesterday at St Ann's hospital. Andrew Jackson of the refineries had a badly mashed toe. Martin Namin from the foundry had a badly burned foot and Charles Smith of the lower works had a badly cut finger. All are recovering.
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St. Ann's Hospital
Andrew Jackson
Martin Namin
Charles Smith
Water in the Flume Reaches Cemetery Edge
Water diverted into the new flume at Silver Lake has progressed to a point behind the cemetery. A three inch flow was introduced to seal cracks and will continue in small amounts until the full head of water is active.
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Silver Lake
Butte Mining Firm Eyes Great Mine on Emma Vein
In a camp with no prior failure, the Butte Mining and Development company anticipates a major copper mine on the Emma vein. The 600 foot depth marks a planned shift to shipping ore in large quantities from the largest vein in Butte.
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Butte
Butte Mining and Development Company
Emma
Local Anaconda Ads and Notices Headline
Numerous small ads and notices from Anaconda including Strain's store discounts on hats gloves and wares piano tuner Schlappi social dance at Austrian hall and theater imports. Local residents Meyers McDowell Dawson Jaeckel attend events in Butte and Anaconda. Funeral for Annie Desourche and railway sleeping car service noted.
Evils of Intemperance Speakers Urge Prohibition Tactics
Mrs. Ada W. Unruh, temperance lecturer from Evaston Illinois, spoke at the Methodist church in Anaconda on evils of intemperance and the use of moral suasion. She attacked license laws and dispensaries, praised Carrie Nation, and urged Anaconda to form a hatchet brigade.
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Ada W. Unruh
Evaston
Ill
Methodist Church
Unrah
Carrie Nation
Mrs. Nation
Chicago
Harrison
Anaconda
Butte and Boston mining stock boom sparks quick gains
A brief market note shows Butte and Boston mining stock rising from $2.00 to about 60 times higher, while Butte Mining and Development shares trade at $1.50. Investors urged to act quickly to capitalize on the rally.
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Butte & Boston Mining
Butte Mining and Development Company
Attempted self-harm leads to asylum commitment for DeKay
A A DeKay longtime county resident and wood flume owner in German Gulch attempted suicide last Wednesday by slashing his throat with a penknife but survived. He has shown melancholia and was committed to Warm Springs asylum after examination by A M Walker Dr Spelman and Dr Evans concluding his mind was unbalanced and that months of treatment may restore his health.
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Asylum For the
Warm Springs
DeKay
German Gulch
Anaconda
St. Ann's Hospital
A. M. Walker
Board of County Commissioners
Trade Review Signals Anxieties, Not Crippling Strife
R G Dun weekly review notes anxiety about possible future misfortunes rather than current downturns. Retail distribution remains steady amid labor disputes. farmers prosper from bumper crops and high prices, while steel sheet prices rise and tin markets lag. Pig iron production stays strong though mills idle risk stock buildup.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Amalgamated Association
Market Report Signals Broad Industrial Activity
An early settlement is expected and the machinists' strike shows collapse. In coal regions work is interrupted but strong output promises ample stocks. woolen mills are active with heavy orders and a light-weight season to come amid possible 5 to 10 percent price concessions. Cotton goods stay stable and footwear prices firm. Factories run full time with months of orders. leather is scarce and hides active. Grain markets calm after a sharp Friday drop with wheat advancing on foreign export hopes. Atlantic exports rise, weekly failures total 193 in the U S and 32 in Canada.
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New England
Atlantic
La&d
United States
Canada
Bank Clearings Weekly Totals and Changes
New York July 19. The table compiled by Headstreet lists bank clearings for the week ended July 18 in principal cities. It shows the percent changes versus the same week last year.
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New York
Headstreet
Insurance for burial alive debated by New York men
A group of insurance men discussed new risks in the industry. They proposed policies insuring against being buried alive with tests to confirm death before burial or cremation. They cited European mortuary houses and Massachusetts legislation as models and noted the appeal of such coverage to wary clients.
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New York Mail and Express
Europe
Massachusetts
Anaconda Property for Sale with House and Gardens
Offer includes a 50 by 140 lot and a six room house with furniture for 1400 dollars with 800 cash and a balance on easy terms. House is convenient with large light rooms, a large pantry and two closets, a cool cellar, city water, hydrant at doors, and extensive sheds and gardens on a well fenced property facing sunrise.
Sheriff Sale Notice In Deer Lodge Montana
Hattie M. Thomas v J D Thomas lists a sheriff sale for July 29 1991 at 2 pm at the Anaconda courthouse front door Deer Lodge County Montana. Property is Lot 10 Block 43 of Anaconda according to the official plat on file with the county recorder. The notice also mentions board of equalization sessions through August 12 and county clerk Phil Greenan’s dated notice from Anaconda July 9 1901.
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J. D. Thomas
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
Board of Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Phil Greenan
Mont
Anna Threlkeld
Er Lodge
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