Hearst Library Exemption Declared As Hearings Continue
Anaconda news notes protests to county board of equalization on property assessments. A key action removes the Hearst Library lots from taxation as public property. Taxpayers including J R Goose and J Daly press to lower assessed values, with complaints of overstatement and mortgage and lot reductions. County Attorney McCaffery affirms board power to adjust values based on actual cash value, not cross-county comparisons.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
McCaffery
California
Levengood
Hearst Free Wbrary
Hearst
J. R. Boarman
J. R. Goose
Pr. J. Daly
SM. Green
C. M. Fortier
J. FE. Nelson
Kilrain jailed then allowed to leave city. Vivian jailed
Dave Kilrain, a known troublemaker, was arrested by Constable Gallagher and charged with multiple offenses. Judge Murphy sentenced him to 30 days in the county jail but suspended the sentence and allowed Kilrain 20 minutes to depart the city. William Vivian, described as an old offender, was charged as a vagrant and given 20 days in jail. An advertisement notes discounted trousers and harnesses for sale at local shops.
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Dave Kilrain
Gallagher
Murphy
William Vivian
Burial for Three-Year-Old Barrett Retrieved to Anaconda
George Harold Barrett aged 3 11 died in Butte and will be transported by train arriving at 1 55 p m to be buried in Hill cemetery. He was the son of Mr and Mrs James Barrett formerly of Oak street with other children already buried here. McRae Co. advertises a clearance sale on girls wash waists.
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Butte
Barrett
Anaconda
the Hill Cemetery
James Barrett
Oak Street
Commercial Cable Links Globe Direct With San Francisco to Honolulu
The Postal Telegraph Company announces the Commercial Pacific cable now open from San Francisco to Honolulu and the Philippines with direct land line linkage. Rates from San Francisco to Midway Guam Luzon Hongkong China Japan Korea Formosa and Manila time adjusted. Manila bookings Friday afternoon.
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Philippines
China
Japan
San Francisco
Postal Telegraph Company
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Helena
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Korea
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Luzon Islands
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Mayao
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Formosa
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
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Choir from St Mark's to perform in Deer Lodge a musical treat
The St Mark's choir under choirmaster E E Pickell visits Deer Lodge for a Sunday concert. A 50 voice group will sing works by Haydn Shelley Mozart and Stainer among others with soloists Edwin Davis Miss Williams and Messrs Hoff Pickell and Crewdson. Round trip tickets via B P depot 11 35 am. Supper provided by St James mission and morning service in Anaconda 10 am to 1 pm with no Sunday school or evening service.
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Deer Lodge
Pickell
Haydn
Shelley
Edwin Davis
Gaul
Holy City
Miss Williams
Mozart
Messrs
Davis
Hoff
Crewdson
Stainer
Jairus
E. E. Pickell
City Offers Discounts And Notices From Local Shops
Local ads advertise 2 percent to 50 percent discounts on clothing and hats at Strain and other shops. Millinery and shoes feature reduced prices while City news notes St Mark's Episcopal church services and a funeral at Walsh's parlors for Ernest Jors. Miss Clara Peters visits Nampa Idaho and St Mark's schedules morning services with no Sunday school or evening service.
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Ernest Jors
Walsh
A. L. Hankey
Hill Cemetery
Jury verdict on death at Washoe smelter flue collapse
Coroner’s jury of six examined the Washoe smelter accident scene after hearing witnesses. They concluded Earnest Joss died from the collapse of a steel flue section caused by overweight sheet iron, while two others injured, Hans Annenson and Olaf Thorsen, faced grave outcomes. Funeral plans for Joss set for this afternoon at the Methodist church.
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Earnest Jams
Washoesmetter
R. G. Collins
New Works
Beijing
William Wraith
Foreman Johnson
Johnson
John Eagleson
Thomas Collins
Harnest Joss
Washoe
George A. Kenny
A. H. MacCallum
William Morley
R. D. Crosewhite
C. M. Cusick
Isaac Rosenfield
Hans Annenson
Hankey
Hill Cemetery
Japan to adopt waiting game in Far East policy
London reports Japan will pursue a waiting strategy toward Russia while Britain urges China to honor Manchuria assurances to the United States and seeks opening of additional ports.
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London
Japan
Russia
Great Britain
China
United States
Manchuria
Lords Deny Poulette Earldom Claim in Favor of Heir
London July 21 The privileges committee rejected the claim of William Turnour Thomas Poulette Viscount Tin Ton once a street organ grinder to the earldom of Poulette. The panel favored the late earl's son by a second marriage.
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London
Housee of Lords
William Turnour
Thomas Poulette
Tinton
Poulette
Earl
Minister King Reports Interest in One Million Pound Loan
Washington dispatch notes inquiries to Minister King in Bangkok about the possibility of placing a loan of one million pounds sterling in the United States with discussions continuing through the State Department.
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Washington
King
Bangkok
State Department
United States
Henry 8 Kiler Pioneer Merchant Dies at 78
Henry 8 Kiler a veteran Idaho merchant and pioneer died at his home in Horse Idaho from paralysis after a stroke. He was 78 years old. Survived by a family and residents recall his long service to the community as a trusted local businessman. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Horse
Idaho
Henry
Kiler
County institute funds debated by Anaconda board
County commissioners refused to fund another Anaconda county institute this year. State officials insist institutes run for school year 1903 begin Aug 31, 1903, while past institutes were for 1902. Deer Lodge reportedly expected to contribute. Even if funds are approved, Anaconda school board may forbid teachers from attending due to district finances.
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Board of County Commissioners
Anaconda
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Miss Mahoney
Welch
Deer Lodge County
State Office of Public Instruction
J. M. Lewis
Lewis
Buo
Board of Education
Granite-Bimer shut-down continues at Et Loule
NO ONE LEAVING THE "BURG Special Dispatch to the Standard Philipsburg July 4 There are no developments in the Granite-Bimer lockout officials of the company are working hard at Et Loule to settle their difficulties but little can be learned at this end Very few have left here or tiranite as the belief is that the trouble will be fixed up before long Several more attachments filed against the company likely bringing total to about 100 Will Sanders represented Helena creditors and will remain here several days The shutdown has had no serious effect on the town yet but if it continues will be disastrous for every business enterprise
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Standard
Philipsburg
Et Loule
Thele
Col W. If. Sanders
Helena
English factories run short time as cotton supply dips
In Lemion July 2 Gerald Balfour, president of the board of trade, told the House of Commons seven Lancashire cotton factories were operating short time, affecting 64a operatives due to a raw cotton deficiency. He said cotton-growing within the British Empire was under serious review and the board of trade would offer all possible help to those involved.
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Lemion
House of Commons
Gerald Balfour
Board of Trade
Lancashire
British Empire
Hero of Civil War Passes to the Other Side
Aechariah Neatz dies aged 81 after burial in Amsterdam. A survivor of 18 men who volunteered to General Terry at Fort Fisher during the Civil War, Neatz was lauded for a heroic act amid sharpshooters. He died of consumption and was remembered for his wartime heroism. London reports also note arrest of journalist W E B Ashton on forgery charges in Philadelphia.
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Amsterdam
Aechariah Neatz
W Ho
Terry
Fort Firich
Il Coceress
Uedal
London
Jay
W.eb, Ashton
Sime
Auth
Reblee & Co
Philadelphia
Lewis and Clark Exposition Board Names Leaders
Portland July 1 at a board meeting H W Boot visitor of the Oregonian was elected president succeeding the late ex Senator H W Corbett Hi W Goode general manager of the Portland General Electric company chosen director general It is expected that grading work for the exposition site will be completed in two weeks.
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Portland
Tres Tere
Lewis and Clark Elee
H. W Boot
Oregonian
H. W. Corbett Hi
Grain firm man released on bond after grand jury probe
San Jaco July 2 Herman Ky pager of Eppinger and co. was iterated today by the grand jury for ot sinning money under false pretenses and released on bail. His brother Jacob was indicted for similar largess last week.
Endorsement Aims to Quiet Hesitant Women Readers
A persuasive letter advocates women's acceptance of medicine by arguing that those who remain ill are to blame for their suffering. It claims the remedy has helped a vast number of women and many more will benefit, urging readers to overcome doubt and seek treatment.
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