Man Died After Epileptic Fit in Anaconda Porch Fall
Robert Price died at St. Ann's hospital after falling from a lodging house porch during an epileptic spell. Coroner Hughes opened an inquiry, noting no known relatives and no papers to identify him. Inquest held at Tuttle's. body at Fhret's awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Robert Price
Montana
St. Ann's Hospital
Hughes
Price
Tuttle's
Barkovich
Feenan
Fhret
Good Templars Elect Officers at Dewey Hall
Wing lodge No 17 I G T met in Dewey hall to elect officers for the ensuing term. A musical program followed with refreshments. Captains for the quarter were Miss Wilda Wittmer and Miss Julia Moriarity. Officers elected: Chief Templar A L Leeper, Vice Templar Miss Lillie Sewell, Secretary J A George, Financial Secretary Bruce Tennyson, Treasurer H H Wogan, Marshal Otto Radis, Guard Charles McMahon, Sentinel Bert Ashlock.
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Wing Lodge
Dewey Hall
Wilda Wittmer
Julia Moriarity
Otto Radis
Charles McMahon
Bert Ashlock
J. A. George
Fannie Hafner
Alice Egbert
E. J. Edgecombe
A. L. Apikaniakin
Lillie Sewell
W. D. Bennett
Solo
Juanita
Special race train schedule Anaconda to Butte
Beginning Monday July 29 a daily train leaves Anaconda at 1 pm during race days in Butte and returns at 8 pm with a round trip fare of 1 50 including race track admission After July 28 trains from Anaconda at 5 40 pm and 10 45 pm and from Butte at 6 40 pm and 11 30 pm will be discontinued
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Anaconda
Butte
Picnic and Lodge Installation Mark Lima Festivities
July 24 brought general celebration in Lima with a Salt Lake City anniversary picnic for Latter Day Saints. Elder John West gave the oration, followed by a ball. Delta lodge No. 15 K of P observed the grand chancellor’s first visit to install officers Alex Singer and others, with a literary program and banquet, and Lima ladies delivering an outstanding event.
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Standard
Lima
Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake City
John West
Delta Lodge
No. 15
K. of P
Alex Singer
C. C
W. T. Hopkins
V. C
H. C. Patterson
Joseph L. Lewis
Robert Schendell
John Thomas, Jr
M. J. Martinell
I. G
W. C. McCormick
Pennsylvania Battleship Keel Laid in Historic Navy Naming
Philadelphia reports the keel of the armored cruiser Pennsylvania, first of a new class to bear the name of the state. The ceremony marks a milestone for the fleet as design and construction proceed amid naval expansion.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Armored Cruisers Built At Cramp Yard For Navy
The Cramp Ship and Engine Building company laid down nearly all the modern vessels at its yard. The new cruiser will boast the second fastest speed after the Russian Varyag. A sister ship to the Pennsylvania armored cruiser Colorado is planned. Both ships are armored with two nine inch barbette turrets and two military masts. Key measurements include 502 feet waterline length 69 feet 6 inches beam and 24 feet 6 inches mean draft with a displacement of 13 680 tons.
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Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company
Vaniage
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Cramps
Tents and bargains sweep through Greig's and Toilan's
An Anaconda page item notes tents for rent at Greig's and bargains at Toilan's with social dance at Austrian hall tonight. Strand and Strain's offer sales on ribbons and silk mitts, free lunches, and piano bargains. George A. Cook paid a visit, and local residents travel for events and shopping.
Hearing Next Thursday in Anaconda Gambling Case
Seven men including W James Johnson faced magistrate Frank Kennedy on gambling charges after being arrested on the Attorney General’s order. They pleaded not guilty. a preliminary hearing is planned for August 1 with expectation they will waive and be bound over to district court. Public sentiment shifts against gamblers as authorities enforce the law. the community urges quitting rather than evading.
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W. H. Trippet
W. James Johnson
Donovan
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
Anaconda
Postponed Baseball Game Between B A P and General Office Nine
The game was indefinitely postponed due to warm weather. Players listed include Don A. St. Clair from San Francisco and C L Dou cher t from Butte among others, with teams B A P and general office nine.
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General Office
Montana
W. Warren
Don A. St. Clair
San Francisco
C. L. Douchert
D. J. Hennessy
Butte
Thomas F. Casey
Chicago
Edward Baker
William Dpd. Lane
Minneapolis
L. Macpherson
New
Public drawing announced for Kiowa Comanche Anache lands
El Reno Oklahoma July 26 1891 commissioners and Gov A W Richards judge Frank Dale and Col D P Dyer announced the drawing process for white settlement. Envelopes with registered names will be mixed in two boxes and drawn at random to select 500 from each district. Total registration reached 167006 with EF Reno 3850 Lawton 532.
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el Reno
Okla
A. W. Richards
Frank Dale
Guthrie
Col
D. P. Dyer
St. Louis
Irving School Ground
EF Reno
Lawton
Controversy Over Agricultural College Fund Reaches Court
Helena July 26. Ex Congressman Hartman seeks a writ to compel State Treasurer Barret to pay 1500 from the agricultural college income fund. Peter Koch of Bozeman, treasurer of the local college board, asks the supreme court to settle whether fund money may be used for college expenses rather than paying bonds.
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Helena
Agricultural College
Supreme Court
Charles 8. Hartman
Barret
Agricultural College Income Fund
Peter Koch
Bozeman
The
State Board of Education
Koch
Board of Examiners
State Board of Examiners
Cotton market mood and grain prices shift amid high weekly activity
The report notes low mood in raw cotton despite better weather on plantations and rising exports. Shoe shops run at full capacity with steady orders and spring samples in western and southern markets. July trade exceeds all prior July figures, while corn shows manipulation signals and a large weekly withdrawal from cribs. Wheat moves heavy as prices rise. weekly receipts total 6 898 300 bushels, Atlantic exports 4 875 300. Failures drop in both U S and Canada.
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Chicago
Atlantic
United States
Canada
Sheriff’s Sale Notice From Deer Lodge County Montana
John Conley sheriff of Deer Lodge County Montana announces a sheriff's sale under authority of the state. Under sheriff D H Morgan will conduct the proceedings as stated in the notice.
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John Conley
Deer Lodge
Montana
D. H. Morgan
Conley
State of
Sheriff Sale Notice in Anaconda Montana 1901
Hattie M. Thomas files against J. D. Thomas to sell Lot 10 in Block 43 of the Seventh of Anaconda at a sheriff's sale July 2, 1901, 2 p.m., at the courthouse front door Deer Lodge County Montana. Sale authorized by county recorder entry dated July 5, 1901.
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Anna Threlkeld
P. O Neal
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
Deer Laces
Hattie M. Thomas
J. D. Thomas
Spears
Bids Wanted For Mountain View Park Picnic Privileges
Bids are invited at room 66, Liver Bowbrock, Butte Montana for picnic privileges at Mountain View park on Sunday Aug 4 1901. Items include bar dance pavilion baseball park lunch pavilion ice cream lemonade fruits peanuts canes knives bowling shooting gallery balloon privileges. Each bid must include a certified check for at least 50 percent of the bid amount. Signed committee clerks UN IN.
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Liver Bow Brock
Butte
Montana
Butte Clerks’ Protective Union
Butte Stenographers’ Union
Mountain View Park
Ee Committee
UN. IN
Review of Trade Signals Steady Steel and Mixed Textile Market
R G Dun & Co notes a fortnight into the steel strike with little change in positions. Mills not affected by the strike show activity. railcars and rails for January delivery move. pig iron accumulates without concessions. Woolen goods open after Oct with moderate reductions. raw woolens unchanged. cotton goods dull. Fall River sellers suggest lower print cloth prices.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
London
Fall River
Decorations for starving soldiers parade at Horse Guards
King Edward awarded medals to 3,000 returned yeomen at Horse Guards in London as Queen Alexandra and Prince Edward attended despite rain. Thirty-two non commissioned officers and men refused to attend citing arrears in pay. They report they have not been paid amounts from £65 to £127 and some had pawned early medals to feed their families.
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London
Edward
Horse Guards
Queen Alexandra
Prince Edward
Duke of Cornwall and
York
Seeks Reinstatement of Army Captain Blunt
Hamilton Blunt formerly captain in the 49th Infantry colored, dismissed last January, left for Washington to seek reinstatement. He alleges a conspiracy by fellow officers to hide their irregularities.
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San Francisco
Hamilton Blunt
49Th Infantry
Colored
Washington
Notice of tax assessment equalization in Deer Lodge county
Notice to taxpayers the assessment roll for Deer Lodge county Montana has been completed and turned over to the county clerk The board of commissioners will sit as a board of equalization on Mondays and Tuesdays each week until August 12 unless business requires it They will meet in continuous session PHIL GREENAN County Clerk Anaconda Montana July 9 1901
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Deer Lodge
Montana
Board of Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Phil Greenan
Anaconda
Mont
Kennedy Bond Rejected in Murder Case
Lulu Prince Kennedy, under a 10 year sentence for murder of her husband, had a $10,000 bond refused by Judge Wofford in Kansas City criminal court. Two businessmen offered to sign, but the security was deemed insufficient.
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Kansas City
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Elks Invite Roosevelt to Salt Lake Street Carnival
A committee representing the Elks lodge of Utah City has forwarded a formal invitation to Vice President Roosevelt to attend the September Elks street carnival in Salt Lake City and to christen a live elk.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Roosevelt
Elks’ Lodge
Uus City
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Gune
Toilan
Strain’s
Verberkmoes
Optician
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Meyers
W. Park
Schlappi
Short's Store
Flor de
Baltimore
Hammerslough’s
Conley & Clague
George A. Cook
Missoula
Napton
Powell County Court
George P. Wellcome
Bonita
P. B. Snelson
Overland Club
J. W. Mehargue
Hamilton
Standard Office
Cedar Sts
Boyd’s
Harry Hague
Butte “Saucer
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Tolon Cos
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Remington
Lefevar
Mark
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
Faust
Michelob
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Chas. W. French
Hinds & Co
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Newton Bros
Druguida
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Dominion OF Canada
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Halifax
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Vancouver
Keppler Jewelry CO
Main St
Review OF Trade
Kennedy
Anaconda Property
K. Edwards
Birch Street
Anaconde
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Hamilton, Mont
Cor. Birch and
Front Streets
Anacosda
West Third Street
Hier
East Fifth
East Fifth Street
Wellcome & Peckover
East Park
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
John K Toole
M. Bb. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennety
C Norbeck
M the
W. A. Cook
M. D
Cook Medical Co
Curtis ST
Denver
Colo
C.O.D
Thore Bik
Indisnapolis
Lod
Anaconda, Montana
Aise
J. W. Mehargoe
Anaconda Business Directory
Warm Springs
Phone
J. H. French
Physiclans
DR. N
Bnyder, Burgeon
Bt. Ann’ 4 Hospital
Wialrdot
Nee
Telephons
Anasonda
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